Adjusting Girths & Stirrups Correctly & Safely While Mounted
Girth and stirrup adjustments are a normal part of riding—but doing them correctly from the saddle is crucial for safety and balance. Watch as Julie Winkel demonstrates proper techniques to keep both rider and horse comfortable, safe and secure.
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