Choosing among the many leather horse saddles for sale today can be tricky.
There are so many styles to pick from, each in a variety of colors and sizes.
Popular categories are Circle S, Blue River, Double T, and Showman saddles.
With the many styles of tack offered to match any of these saddles, it's easy for any level of rider to have all the necessary gear for riding.
Circle S: For a variety of riding styles, this line of saddles covers them all.
Saddles made for roping, barrel racing, showing, or cutting and reining, are available with a range of seat sizes.
The suede seats range between 10 to 17 inches in size.
Barrel style saddles found within this line weigh between 22 to 25 pounds, which makes it easier to carry for small riders.
These saddles also come with a round or square skirt.
Blue River: The entire family is covered with this line of saddles.
There are large saddles for trail riding and roping events, or smaller saddles for girls who enjoy participating in barrel racing.
The large saddles have seats that are around 16 inches, providing plenty of room for most riders.
As for the small barrel racing saddle, this 13 to 15 inch seat is covered in pink ostrich print with matching hearts on the back of the saddle.
Double T: With seats ranging between ten to seventeen inches, as well as covering a variety of riding styles, this line offers saddles for different sized riders.
There are saddles for cutting, roping, barrel racing, show, and pleasure riding.
Most of the non-barrel racing saddles are either a dark or light grain bullhide.
The seats are either top grain or suede, while the unique saddles also come in ostrich print with matching accents on the skirting.
Showman: Made to last for many year, the hardwood and bullhide construction looks great and is comfortable as well.
These are perfect for people who participate in barrel racing or roping events.
The fifteen to seventeen inch seat is what makes this functional as a roping saddle.
Each saddle has a square or round skirt and also full quarter horse bars.
Tack available to go with any of the saddles above includes a variety of bridles, as well as breast collars and reins.
There are also roping and racing tie downs.
The bridle styles offered are one ear or browband bridles, show style bridles and even cowboy style.
There are so many styles to pick from, each in a variety of colors and sizes.
Popular categories are Circle S, Blue River, Double T, and Showman saddles.
With the many styles of tack offered to match any of these saddles, it's easy for any level of rider to have all the necessary gear for riding.
Circle S: For a variety of riding styles, this line of saddles covers them all.
Saddles made for roping, barrel racing, showing, or cutting and reining, are available with a range of seat sizes.
The suede seats range between 10 to 17 inches in size.
Barrel style saddles found within this line weigh between 22 to 25 pounds, which makes it easier to carry for small riders.
These saddles also come with a round or square skirt.
Blue River: The entire family is covered with this line of saddles.
There are large saddles for trail riding and roping events, or smaller saddles for girls who enjoy participating in barrel racing.
The large saddles have seats that are around 16 inches, providing plenty of room for most riders.
As for the small barrel racing saddle, this 13 to 15 inch seat is covered in pink ostrich print with matching hearts on the back of the saddle.
Double T: With seats ranging between ten to seventeen inches, as well as covering a variety of riding styles, this line offers saddles for different sized riders.
There are saddles for cutting, roping, barrel racing, show, and pleasure riding.
Most of the non-barrel racing saddles are either a dark or light grain bullhide.
The seats are either top grain or suede, while the unique saddles also come in ostrich print with matching accents on the skirting.
Showman: Made to last for many year, the hardwood and bullhide construction looks great and is comfortable as well.
These are perfect for people who participate in barrel racing or roping events.
The fifteen to seventeen inch seat is what makes this functional as a roping saddle.
Each saddle has a square or round skirt and also full quarter horse bars.
Tack available to go with any of the saddles above includes a variety of bridles, as well as breast collars and reins.
There are also roping and racing tie downs.
The bridle styles offered are one ear or browband bridles, show style bridles and even cowboy style.
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