About

I came up with the idea of ​​eliminating untrained hand shakes that were disastrous for horse training in the mid 1980s. I was inspired by Krzysztof Skorupski, with whom I worked as an equestrian recreation instructor. It was he who taught me to respect the horse's mouth. In the nurseries of the Academic Riding Club Wrocław that I run, the students had reins made of sheaf string attached to the bit with an elastic from a bicycle inner tube. 

After more than thirty years, as the director of the Wrocław Horse Racing Course - Partynice, I returned to my old idea. On the windowsill and desk of my office, there are springs, rubber bands, plastic tubes, all kinds of locks, fishing stays and sailing patents to this day.

Until one day it dawned on me: it must be a simple, solid device compatible with the used equestrian equipment. And this is how I got to Franciszek Pera.

Sawka Light Hand is the final effect of my combinations.