Our regular monthly blog called the “Saddle Stitch” may include anecdotal experiences of working with clients all over North America at all levels and dealing with all sorts of saddle fit and behavioural issues resulting from poor saddle fit. Additional contributions may include: Ambassador Rider Highlights; certified saddle fitter profiles; rider testimonials; and educational courses that have recently been held.
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Blog - Saddle Stitch: Saddle Stitch News - 01/08/2020
postedJanuary 8th, 2020
News: Schleese Supports Local Crisis Centre with Purchase of COVID-19 Masks!
postedAugust 12th, 2020
Schleese in the media: CHA Podcast: Saddle Fit with Jochen Schleese.
postedJuly 21st, 2020
Rider
Testimonials
I imported my Casanova from Germany 2 years ago. He is a lovely mover, sound and bombproof. But as time passed, I noticed he was not mentally and emotionally engaged. He has a scar across his tongue, large spur marks, some arthritis on his neck and scar tissue on the sides of his mouth, which are gone now. Took off my spurs, the double bridle and have done a lot of ground work. One of his problems was he would not stand still at the mounting block. Changed saddles several times. Everybody told me to swat him and make him stand still. I did not. This lasted for almost a year, until I put my new Obrigado on him. He stood still!!!! And he stands still for me to mount every time!!! He was speaking loud and clear until we found the answer. Never a dull moment with our wonderful teachers and companions!