I am proud to be a part of the Montana Saddle Tramps, a group of courageous women riders who want to be safe as possible riding the mountains in Montana! They witnessed Linda’s horse tripping and falling, and Linda’s vest deploying and cushioning her fall. Accidents happen, Accidents are. No fault, no unpreparedness. When accidents happen, we experience a speed, we experience a sense of timelessness. Accidents happen slow in our brains but in real life there is no control. There is a surrealism to accidents, especially when we know we should have, would have, could have been severely hurt. Hit-air vests can’t prevent reality or accidents. But, wearing one can give you the chance to recount what happened to your and the feeling of disbelief when you find your body isn’t badly hurt–especially when your brain and everyone’s eyes know you should be. I love my vest. I am so happy to be a part of bringing safety to the Montana Saddle Tramps!!
Written by christine amber
Hi, I am Christine Amber is the owner of www.equestriantraining.com, an equestrian services business located in Gilroy, Ca. I have been a horse woman for many years and have a broad base of experience that lends to my unique and personal approach to animals and people.
I has am a published author, and expert witness and community college educator as well as a trainer, rider and horse-owner. I live at EquestrianTraining with my husband, Brian, their youngest son Wego the doberman, Pickle the 29-year-old OTTB from Okalahoma, and their newest edition Neubeequus, an 11-year-old OTTB from So. California. Yuri the great dane and Samurai the doberman or our two canine additions. Quincey Blue Chip, a blue roan Quarter Horse, is my main, mane ride!
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