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2000 BC time period, with that rigid frame balancing the rider’s weight across a greater length and breadth of the horse’s back.
The jockey rarely sits in the racing saddle, instead balancing his body above, rather than on, the moving horse.
American flat jockeys are characterized by their complete lack of visible movement. With the totally balanced saddle holding them in the “sweet spot”, on a racehorse, no motion is visible to an on-looker, a sure
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