Horses and their riders can have similar pelvic misalignments - Research has shown that in 93% of horse and rider combinations, pelvic asymmetry was present, and that 83% of those combinations showed pelvic asymmetries in the same direction. So if the horse had a left pelvic rotation, the rider also had a pelvis rotated to the left. This is positive evidence of the horse and rider interaction, and the need to consider both bodies for optimum performance. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/evj.12267_112/abstract
Saddle slip and hindlimb lameness -
