withered, flat backed and I have issues with saddle slippage on him
typically. I'm contemplating purchasing a new saddle pad (not to stop
slippage but rather due to the saddle's low contour) and a sheepskin pad was
recommended. I've never had one. Do they grip to the horse well, or do
they slip easily?
Also, how hard are they to clean. I see they have a special cleaner but I'm
just imagining a natural white sheepskin pad for everyday riding is going to
get grimy pretty quickly, or maybe not because it is a real coat & skin it
doesn't???
-Jen & Naverre
Northern MN
P.S. I apologize if this has already been asked, but thought I'd give it a
shot as I couldn't find it in the archives.
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