A horse with a good set of withers will typically hold a saddle in place just fine, even on steep downhill...
A horse with a good set of withers will typically hold a saddle in place just fine, even on steep downhill sections. But if you ride or pack a horse or a mule with low withers, you will almost certainly want a crupper for use on the trail to help hold that saddle in place and prevent soring your horse or mule.
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A horse with a good set of withers will typically hold a saddle in place just fine, even on steep downhill sections. But if you ride or pack a horse or a mule with low withers, you will almost certainly want a crupper for use on the trail to help hold that saddle in place and prevent soring your horse or mule.
A horse with a good set of withers will typically hold a saddle in place just fine, even on steep downhill sections. But if you ride or pack a horse or a mule with low withers, you will almost certainly want a crupper for use on the trail to help hold that saddle in place and prevent soring your horse or mule.
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