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Awhile back, a lady that gives riding lessons asked me to make something to help a child with a spine disorder to enable her to ride a horse while two people walked alongside to assist her in staying on.

This is what I came up with, skirting leather, latigo straps and roller buckles. Made the straps a little long so

it'll fit somebody a bit bigger if needed.

Handles from the hardware store for the helpers to hang on. I guess she's having a real good time.

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Very nice. I'm sure she's excited and you've given her the opportunity to do something that will bring her great pleasure.

Chris

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Great job, and you've helped out a lot of people by making that. My niece as SMA and does riding therapy, it helps her and other people on so many levels.

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That is very cool mate!

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How awesome is that! Makes my heart smile!

Karina

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Thanks for sharing that... just goes to show, life and being rewarded is about more than making money. Thumbs up.

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Wish I had something like that when I still had my various motorcycles. My wife is probably the only person in the world that can fall asleep on the back of a moving motorcycle. At least she would have had something to hold on to!

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Great job, and you've helped out a lot of people by making that. My niece as SMA and does riding therapy, it helps her and other people on so many levels.

Another nice thing about the situation is, the lady giving the ridings lessons (there are also some others), are organized as "non profit".

They're doing it for $0.00.

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Good thought went into your making of this belt !

But further, those less fortunate can now be part of an otherwise closed society- (at least to them)

Great deed, and great work ! --- Wild Bill46

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Thank you all for the compliments

The whole thing made me thankful.

Terry

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Awesome

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