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Post by teabag on Aug 5, 2013 21:44:32 GMT
Quick question everyone.... Numnah or no numnah do you think? Would be grateful for opinions  |
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Post by gillwales on Aug 6, 2013 5:31:11 GMT
no numnah as if saddle is fitted properly it shouldn't need one
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Post by Philippa on Aug 6, 2013 5:49:33 GMT
I was always taught in a turnout class no numnah but there's another thread going on here where people are saying different.
Maybe gillwales and I are more old school.
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Post by gillwales on Aug 6, 2013 5:59:45 GMT
the old ways are the best  |
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Post by teabag on Aug 6, 2013 6:54:13 GMT
I don't generally use one in the show ring as my saddle has always fitted well but iwas going to use a thin one just cos she has just been clipped and she gets a bit tickly lol. She's like the princess and the pea  |
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Post by teabag on Aug 6, 2013 6:54:28 GMT
I don't generally use one in the show ring as my saddle has always fitted well but iwas going to use a thin one just cos she has just been clipped and she gets a bit tickly lol. She's like the princess and the pea |
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Post by Em5 on Aug 6, 2013 7:49:05 GMT
I don't generally use one in the show ring as my saddle has always fitted well but iwas going to use a thin one just cos she has just been clipped and she gets a bit tickly lol. She's like the princess and the pea In that case I would probably use one them for your horses comfort :-) as long as its clean, neat and fits well I've never seen it make a difference. I used one last season when my daughter did best turned out as pony doesn't like not having one on, and she won everytime out. |
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Post by mcnaughty on Aug 8, 2013 5:20:19 GMT
I didn't know there was a best turnout class! Absolutely no numnah ;-)
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