My horse panics with the girth! help!?

Elastic always gets attached to the left side (as you sit on your horse). Yes you attach the non-elastic side first on the right side (as you sit on your horse).

I was always taught that the elastic goes on the right (off) side, and you tighten the non-elastic side because otherwise you over tighten the girth. When I notice other people's horses and friends horses, people always seem to do it the same way as I was taught, it's possibly a UK US difference. More recently saddle fitters have advised me not to use elasticated girths because with one side elasticated the saddle moves unevenly, and with both sides elasticated the saddle can bounce to some degree on the horses back.

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