150 SADDLE FITTING DEPOSITION QUESTIONS by Robert Ferrand, Inventor of the Saddletech Saddle Measurement System
As the inventor of the first Saddle Pressure Measurement System, as well as the only calibrated three-dimensional horse and saddle measurement gauge, available anywhere in the world, I am aware that only a few of my clients could answer these questions, without getting into trouble. The chance that any other saddle maker or saddle fitter that does not use my measurement technology could answer these questions, without incriminating themselves, is very unlikely. Additionally, these particular defendants are in a very vunerable position, because they all knew there was a product defect, because I personally alerted them that there was a method to measure for the defect and a solution to correct for the product defect by employing measurement, and a database that matches the three-dimensional shape of the animals back with the corresponding three-dimensional shape of the saddle. These defendants have chosen to ignore this alert. This set of questions is specifically design to force them to admit to their fraudulent claims relating to saddle fit. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29.
Do you know how to ride a horse? What sort of riding do you do? Do you own a horse? What breed of horse do you own? Why did you choose that breed? Did you have any formal riding training? How long have you been in the Saddle Industry? How many saddles have you sold in your lifetime? Did you have any formal saddle industry training? If so, what training? Were you trained as a saddle maker? If so, what training? Where you trained as a saddle fitter? If so, what training? Did you graduate from high school? If so, what school? Did you take geometry in high school? How many points are required to define an “Arc”? Did you take high school physics? Can your explains “Young Modulus”? Have you ever washed your clothes? Have you ever put those clothes on the clothesline to dry? What happen to the clothesline when you put the clothes on the line? What caused the clothesline to curve downward? Is there any relationship between this phenomenon and saddle fit? Isn’t the horseback susceptible to the same laws of physics? If not, why not. .....and what evidence do you have to prove it? Why does gravity not effect of shape of the back? Did you graduate from college? If so, what college? If so, what did you study, major and minor? Have you ever studied anatomy? Have you ever studied tissue physiology? What is capillary closure pressure mean?