Language

The Lexicon

The Lexicon preserves the language of the Lifestyle — its words, concepts and traditions. It records meaning; it never prescribes practice. Where usage varies between Houses or lineages, each is set down with equal respect.

Equipment

Saddle

A seat placed on a Human Pony's back, most often ornamental or for light ceremonial riding where safe.

Definition

A Saddle in Pony Play is a seat placed on the back of a Human Pony. Because human anatomy differs significantly from equine, ridden work is uncommon and where it occurs is typically brief, low-weight and ceremonial. Saddles more often serve as ornamental gear or as attachment points for other equipment.

Historical background

The Human Pony Saddle adapts equestrian gear with attention to human anatomy and safety.

Discussion

Ridden work raises significant safety questions. Many communities discourage or strictly limit weight-bearing ridden practice.

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