TheHorse.com | Pilot Study Addresses Effects of Rider Weight on Equine Performance TheHorse.com Results of a new pilot study on the effects of rider weight on equine performance show that high rider-to-horse body weight ratios can induce temporary lameness and discomfort. In simple terms, if the rider is excessively heavy for the horse in ... |
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