Saddle soreness can derail progress faster than any bad ride. Here’s a simple checklist to protect your horse’s back, keep them comfortable, and build consistency in your training.
If you notice soreness, don’t push through. Back off intensity, reassess saddle fit, and double down on recovery care. A quick application of Draw It Out® 16oz Gel can make a big difference while you reset.
Because our formulas are FEI/USEF compliant, you can build them into your daily program without worry. Curious how show rules apply? Read our primer: Liniments with Purpose – Show-Safe Rider’s Guide.
Yes. Even the best saddle will fail if your pad is dirty, bunched, or too thick. Clean and flatten pads daily.
No. That only deepens the issue. Scale back, address the cause, and use show-safe liniment support until recovery is complete.
Consistent flinching at grooming or dipping under saddle often signals soreness. Resistance alone doesn’t explain recurring back reactions.
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