HOW TO TIE YOUR LATIGO

[@passionatehorsemanship3334]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I never knew about this til now and I just did my latigos like this. And I’ve been riding for 27 years!!! Also I just test rode my first ever Martin Saddle! I’m in love

[@morgantucker1268]

I’ve been looking for this for so long thank you now I can probably tie my new latigo on thank you!!!

[@ceciledeserigny8968]

Thank you super useful! From Canada.

[@Deej496]

I love this. Thankyou. It looks so..... finished.

[@CathyBauerCreation]

Exactly what I needed

[@kenlowrey5612]

What kind of fid are you using? Thanks for your video!

[@ahmetcan306]

hi how much is the price of this saddle

[@sidilicious11]

Good tip!

[@juliangonzales2916]

Bien👍👍👍

[@epona9166]

You're right that the two tails running through the loop isn't a great way to attach a latigo. But in fairness, NO ONE actually does it the way you did it. No one puts the two tails facing toward the horse, and no one runs the tails so that they are pointing up when the latigo is hanging down. Neither of those things makes any sense. If the two tails are facing the horse, then if they started to come loose, you wouldn't know it until the whole thing came apart. And having the tails pointing upward is just stupid. No one would do that either.

[@chelseagray6066]

It's because martin latigos have the 2 holes on top and 1 hole on the bottom, just about every other company that sells latigos have 1 hole on top and 2 on bottom

[@quilpiepark]

Don't agree - have points facing down through The loop and will never come off - (not yet anyway, and I'm 65+)

[@bradleyscott4048]

It is called a cinch

[@HC2671]

LOLOLOLOLOL

[@ryanhart-jf2od]

uh no its not the cinch is what is tied up to the latigo to hold it up