[drivingpairs] Re: rubs
- From: Robert & Linda Smith <Lrsmith@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: drivingpairs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 09:30:18 -0700
My only thought is that you may still need to make the singletrees be
able to move more inches back and forth with the motion of her shoulders
when she is trotting out. Also maybe the breastplate with the V in the
front, so that you can raise it higher, but the V part will not make it
interfere with her esophagus.
Linda in Arizona
Robyn Cuffey wrote:
>I am trying competitive driving this year with my pair. I've been having
>trouble with one horse with shoulder rubs. We can get by doing 25 milers
>but over that she starts to develop shoulder rubs. I have raised the
>breast collar as far as I dare without messing up the line of draft. I
>drive an Eagle with a steel pole so I loosened up the single trees so
>they move more freely. I've tried fleecy pads and Eurotech pads. She is
>still getting rubbed. Any thoughts from anyone out there? I am using a
>synthetic harness but I am thinking I need to put a neck collar on her.
>Robyn
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