Do you Have to measure your pony get him a new numna?

Yes, you should definitely measure your pony to get a new numnah! Here's why:

* Proper Fit: A numnah that's the wrong size can cause discomfort and even injury to your pony. It might:

* Slip: A too-short numnah can slide around, potentially causing rubbing or chafing.

* Pinch: A too-tight numnah can restrict your pony's movement and even cut off circulation.

* Not Provide Enough Support: A numnah that's too small might not offer enough padding or protection for your pony's back.

* Protection and Comfort: A well-fitting numnah helps to protect your pony's back from the pressure of the saddle and provides cushioning for a more comfortable ride.

* Horse's Health: A poorly fitting numnah can contribute to back pain, saddle sores, and other health issues.

How to measure your pony:

* Length: Measure from the withers (highest point of the back) to the end of the saddle flap.

* Width: Measure the widest part of the pony's back, just behind the withers.

* Other Considerations:

* The type of saddle you use will also influence the size of the numnah you need.

* Consider the thickness of the numnah you want as well.

Always double-check the manufacturer's sizing chart to ensure you're getting the right size numnah for your pony.