Handgrip and stirrup support for bareback horse riding
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Oct 17, 2006
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Feb 17, 2006
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Jan 9, 2004
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An improved handgrip and stirrup support device for bareback horse riding. The device comprises a handgrip having opposing arms to which are attached at an angle side members having openings therein. The handgrip is improved by being made generally straight and elongated and by having ridges formed into the handgrip. The handgrip is further improved by having opposing arms to increase the elevation of the handgrip over the side members. The side members are improved by having a greater surface area. The openings in the side members are improved so that a hand can enter the openings to adjust a girth and so that a breastplate can be attached to the device. The improvements enable the device to be used with any horse and increase the security and comfort of the device for both the horse and the rider. In another embodiment, the rigid handgrip is removably secured to the flexible riding pad by the stirrup straps wherein the assembled combination can be integrally manipulated as a unit like a more traditional saddle.
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