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It's along the same lines as when flying, and the oxygen masks drop, 
don't put one on your kid first, put your own on first.  Whether in a 
plane or on a horse, YOU are the thinking one and you need to be in the 
best shape you can be.  Don't think of it as you before the horse; think 
of it as you being PART of what is good for the horse.

Laney Humphrey wrote:
> And I would have to respectively disagree with you.  If the rider is out 
> of balance, not centered and not comfortable, the horse cannot move 
> correctly.  Fit and comfort for both horse and rider are equally 
> important, IMHO.
> Laney
> Carrie Kitley wrote:
> > I would have to agree wholeheartedly with Ranelle.   My first concern, 
> > and always will be, is the fit and comfort of my horse.  THEN mine.  
> > Thankfully, with todays designs and technology, we can have both.

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