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09/06/2025

08/06/2025

Trenger hesten din beitemasker uten og bli plaget?

08/06/2025

Hei jeg har vært så gal at jeg har tatt meg to ukers ferie 😳⭐️ ferie for personlig vekst slik at jeg kan bli en bedre versjon av meg selv ⭐️🦸‍♀️🧘‍♀️🤸‍♀️

Svarer sporadisk på henvendelser 😃

Siste uken i Juni skal jeg på et veldig spennende kurs i Trondheim🦴.
For og få mere kunnskap innen anatomien hos hest på et dypere nivå 🧐

Da jeg er opptatt av og se helhetlig helse hos hesten og hvordan jeg kan hjelpe med sal og dens tilpassning for hest og rytter 🙏

18/05/2025

Denne er viktig og Huske på 💡Salens sete er bygget forskjellige fra modell til forskjellige merker.

Have you ever felt confused by saddle seat size?
It might be because 17.5” ≠ 17.5”

Let me explain: Just because two saddles are both stamped 17.5” does not mean they offer the same space for the rider. Not even close.

This is one of the most common misconceptions we see when riders are saddle shopping. You rode in a 17.5”? Great. But assuming you’ll need a 17.5” in every other saddle you try is like assuming every “medium” shirt will fit the same, regardless of brand, cut, or stretch. Spoiler: it won’t.

Yes, both saddles might technically measure 17.5” from the seat nail to the middle of the cantle (the standard method). But what that number doesn’t tell you is how much actual usable space exists for you, the rider. Pommel shape, cantle height, seat curve, foaming, twist, seat width, all of these influence how much room your body really has to move.

This is why you could be riding in something that technically “measures” right but feels completely wrong. So no, not all 17.5” saddles are created equal. Not by brand, not by model, and definitely not across disciplines.

The next time you try a new saddle, remember, the number stamped under the flap means very little and real rider fit takes more than a tape measure.

17/05/2025

Gratulerer med dagen 🇧🇻 🤗

07/05/2025

Råeste sprangsalen som virkelig tar teknisk design innen sal til nye høyder 🪽

29/04/2025

Alle produkter ifra Solheds kan kjøpes hos meg🌿🐝 Fantastiske produkter uten skadelige kjemikaler for deg og din hest♻️

28/04/2025

Originally written by Julie von Bismarck, a respected figure in the equine welfare and advocacy space. Julie shared a powerful post regarding the 2025 World Cup Finals in Basel a few days ago.

With her permission to translate, I'm sharing her post with you:

"The 2025 World Cup Finals in Basel, according to the organizers, should mark a return to the values and principles of riding.

“Zero tolerance" for horse abuse, blue tongues, spurs, tightly tightened nosebands, etc.

This is the result.

The winner, smiling from ear to ear, riding her Happy Athlete, who is anxiously flapping his lower lip which - caution, sarcasm coming up - of course, was not due to any inflicted pain, but is an "inherited trait" - spurs firmly attached, as much pressure as possible on the curb bit, noseband tightly fastened.

And the expression on her face reflecting all her gratitude to be sitting on such a magnificent horse.Not to mention the look on the horse's face.

A picture that embodies everything.
Everything that riding is not and should never be.

I have no idea what discipline these people are competing in, ("Horse abuse" comes to mind).
I would like to take this opportunity to make it absolutely clear that I distance myself entirely from everything related to this.

This is NOT riding. It contradicts everything that riding is about.

The love and friendship with the animal, the humility and endless gratitude for being allowed on its back, the constant effort to not disturb the horse in any way, the pursuit of invisible communication and connection.

In the absence of any form of dominance, pressure, pain, or force.

And since what is happening here is NOT riding, and it seems that no one partaking in this particular activity intends to return to those principles, it should be abolished.

Personally, and I say this as someone who grew up in a riding family and has spent every day of my life with and on horses, I will not shed a tear for this despicable abuse of animals.
And I suspect many other riders who are committed to the values and principles of riding feel the same way.

It’s a disgrace to equestrianism. Period.

Protect the horses.

More love, less ego.
©Julie von Bismarck”

21/04/2025

Kommer snart som demo sal til meg 🙂

Introducing the PLS-IG Dressage Saddle by Schleese. A revolutionary addition to the ‘Entry Level Line’ featuring the Schleese Interchangeable Gullet Plate System with DoubleFlexPoint (DFP) patent pending. This advanced system enables independent adjustability of the tree width and/or angles, delivering unparalleled customization for optimal fit and performance.

Over the years, many riders have expressed their desire for an economical option that still offers the exceptional experience and quality of a Schleese saddle. To meet this demand, we have partnered with a trusted manufacturer to fulfill our clients’ needs.
https://schleese.com/product/pls-ig-saddle-entry-level-line/

15/04/2025

Mitt beste tips, har jeg selvfølgelig skrevet på bilen ❤️

11/04/2025

Denne er snart på vei inn som demo sal 🙂

Introducing the PLS-IG Dressage Saddle by Schleese. A revolutionary addition to the ‘Entry Level Line’ featuring the Schleese Interchangeable Gullet Plate System with DoubleFlexPoint (DFP) patent pending. This advanced system enables independent adjustability of the tree width and/or angles, delivering unparalleled customization for optimal fit and performance.

Over the years, many riders have expressed their desire for an economical option that still offers the exceptional experience and quality of a Schleese saddle. To meet this demand, we have partnered with a trusted manufacturer to fulfill our clients’ needs.
https://schleese.com/product/pls-ig-saddle-entry-level-line/