(I know I just posted another thread, don't judge!)
If you didn't read the other thread I just posted, I might be leasing a horse this summer. I have my own riding clothes, boots, and half chaps, but that's all. If I start leasing and riding more than twice a week, should I think about getting my own tack? I won't get anything that I don't have to, but if someone's using the tack I normally use, I won't be able to ride. (Things I currently borrow: Saddle, saddlepad+other related things, girth, bridle, and whip. Brushes, blanket, halter, and lead rope are all borrowed from the horse's owner, and I'm the only one that uses it besides her.) I eventually will need all of my own tack because I want to go to a university that has a riding major, but that's a few years away.
If you didn't read the other thread I just posted, I might be leasing a horse this summer. I have my own riding clothes, boots, and half chaps, but that's all. If I start leasing and riding more than twice a week, should I think about getting my own tack? I won't get anything that I don't have to, but if someone's using the tack I normally use, I won't be able to ride. (Things I currently borrow: Saddle, saddlepad+other related things, girth, bridle, and whip. Brushes, blanket, halter, and lead rope are all borrowed from the horse's owner, and I'm the only one that uses it besides her.) I eventually will need all of my own tack because I want to go to a university that has a riding major, but that's a few years away.