• The Gogue in Poulies Eric Thomas Pro is quilted leather with chest.
• It is provided with a polyester rope with pulleys and carabine bindings.
• It is used for mounted or lanyard work, the rope slides more easily in the pulleys which prevents the horse from widening. 
• The gogue must be gradually adjusted during work. The objective is to allow the horse to unroll its neckline forward, horizontally, and to raise its back.
• It is recommended for horses which have an overturned neckline, a hollow back, or which are victims of a compression riding.

As with all the starts, it is important not to settle it too short, particularly at the start of the session, the goal is not to imprison the horse which would cause defenses but to fix a frame in which the horse can set up freely.

Oil new leathers using beef type oil. Clean regularly with glycerin soap.

Nourish with a balm or leather fat.

The gogue remains a rehabilitation tool.
Its use must be momentary, and adapted to a moment in the training of the horse. It cannot be permanent.
The gogue also limits the defenses linked to back pain, but in no case does it solve them.

Australian cowhide leather

Whether for leisure riding, show jumping, dressage or other disciplines, Eric Thomas offers a varied range of saddles that meet the specific needs of each rider. In addition to saddles, the brand also offers a wide selection of quality equipment, such as bridles, reins, protectors, girths and much more. Each Eric Thomas product is designed to combine aesthetics and performance, taking into account the latest trends and the requirements of professional and amateur riders.