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OldFriend
1001 posts |
#449275 2008-05-20 16:36 GMT |
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I have been riding bareback for a long time, today I got my first bareback pad. I feel stupid asking this but its a little confusing to me. this is the pad I have http://www.horse.com/zoom_img/bareback%20pad.jpg
Im just not sure how to tie it with all 3 buckles. thanks so much! oh and there another buckle on the other side lol i ffel like an idiot |
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SoftballPlayer
1014 posts |
#449276 2008-05-20 16:49 GMT |
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errr errrrrrrrr errrrrrrrrrrr over, under, round and in between lol tc
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TrickSkate
975 posts |
#449277 2008-05-20 17:10 GMT |
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This might help a bit. I know it isn't a bareback pad, but it may work for your pad.
http://horses.about.com/od/choosingandusingtack/ss/tiecinch.htm |
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Erin
957 posts |
#449278 2008-05-20 20:57 GMT |
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Only use the bottom two loops. Pull the latigo through both of the loops then seperate the loops and pull the latigo back down through only the bottom loop.
Happy riding! |
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