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Mobile/Cell phones should never be kept close to soft-tissue; Suzanne speaks about the Cancer risk associated.
Designing clothing for larger ladies requires an understanding of the comfort requirements of this customer group; research shows that almost 80% of larger ladies who ride are ‘Mum’, and carry the scars to prove it!
Let’s face it; riding boots are probably the second most expensive piece of riding attire after your safety helmet. Being such a ‘high ticket’ item it is essential that you make the right decision when choosing your riding boots.
When I returned to riding after a 23-year sabbatical, it was evident that all those years had taken their toll on my figure. With this new, ‘shopportunity’, I scoured catalogues and tack shops for gear for my beautiful new mare, Inca, for whom, with her dark looks and fine Irish Draft heritage, it was easy to find a wardrobe. It was only when I turned my attention to myself, that I came unstuck…
We’ve all seen those TV programmes haven’t we – Trinny & Susannah ritually humiliating people in mirrored rooms; Gok Wan convincing respectable ‘WI type’ ladies to strip off for the camera because they really do ‘look good naked’; they all tell us how to dress to make the most of our curves, but how on Earth do we translate that to the Tack Room?
From day 1 the product that Fuller Fillies had the most requests for was long riding boots to fit a wider calf; you can’t ride a horse without appropriate footwear and the available footwear just didn’t go anywhere to meet the needs of the larger lady rider.
Our friend Vicki Lunn suffered for a long time with cancer, first being diagnosed as a 16 year old with thyroid cancer, then again in her early 20s with cervical cancer. She died, aged 26 during her third fight, which saw the cancer riddling her young body.