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- Traditional tack and equipment
- Use and adaptations in traditional and adaptive lessons
- Safety considerations
- Adaptive tack and equipment
- How to use the tack or equipment
- Who might benefit from the use of the equipment
- Safety and usage considerations
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- 7 Lessons
- 10 Topics
- 2 Quizzes
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After learning more about the peacock stirrups, and hearing that USEF may ban them, our facitlity has ordered “S” stirrups to use from now on, especially since Saebra recommended them. Thanks for all the many helpful hints. Also, the 3 adaptive saddles you highlighted that had back rests on them, all looked very dangerous to me, especially the one that had the metal arm rests as well. I can’t imagine how anyof those would be safe in an emergency situation. Our facility definitely does not use them for that very reason. But it was interesting to learn about them and see what’s out there being used for physically challenged riders.