A reining saddle is a Western saddle built to support sliding stops, spins, rollbacks, fast and slow circles, and lead changes. Its design should help the rider stay balanced and close to the horse wi … read more

A youth saddle is a Western saddle designed around a smaller rider, usually with a smaller seat, shorter fenders, shorter stirrup adjustment, lower weight, and more compact skirts. However, a saddle t … read more

A barrel saddle is a lightweight western saddle built to keep a rider secure and balanced through fast acceleration and tight turns. The right model must also match the horse’s back shape, shoul … read more

The primary part of the saddle includes the tree, bars, gullet, horn, swells, seat, cantle, skirts, fenders, stirrups, rigging, latigo, off billet, and cinches. Each part has a specific job related to … read more

A ranch saddle is built strong made for long riding days, cattle work, roping, and varied terrain. However, no matter the discipline the right saddle must start with the right fit for the horse.  … read more

Choosing a western saddle is not just about the name stamped on the leather. A good saddle must support the rider, fit the horse, hold up under regular use, and match the type of riding you plan to do … read more