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The Circle Y Pioneer Flex2 Trail Saddle 1665 is as good as it gets. From its wide range of options that are guaranteed to fit the most difficult horses and riders to how it’s built to last, this saddle will not disappoint even the pickiest of buyers. Circle Y stands behind its products, and the … Read more
The Circle Y Copper Mine Saddle is one of the highest reviewed and best-selling saddles that Circle Y has produced. With the latest upgrade, copper spots and copper cross conchos have added some flair to the popular design. Why is the Circle Y Copper Mine Saddle So Popular? Here’s the answer… because it’s a wide-bodied … Read more
The Circle Y Reno Trail Saddle is a heavy testament to the excellent craftsmanship while being light on the wallet. From the stunning designs on the outside to the advanced technology put into it, this is a saddle that will please any rider. Circle Y Reno Trail Saddle Technology Meets Comfort This is a saddle … Read more
Designed to fit horses with a more prominent wither, the High Horse Daisetta Cordura Trail Saddle is a top choice for trail rides. But that’s not all—the High Horse Daisetta Trail Saddle is actually a top contender for a variety of horses. As horseback riders, our equine buddies are very special to us, and they … Read more
The Circle Y Alabama Trail Gaiter Saddle is made for hard-to-fit horses. What kinds of horses are those you ask? Well, it’s time to talk about gaited horses and what these breeds need in a saddle. Then we’ll talk about the Circle Y Alabama Trail Gaiter Saddle (broken down below). What’s a Gaited Horse? A … Read more
The Circle Y Salt River Flex2 trail saddle – wild horses won’t drag fans away from this saddle. Well, at least not any time soon. Designed with equine ergonomics in mind, this saddle is meant to withstand long hours of riding without compromising on comfort (or style). And once you read all about its bells … Read more
These Tucker endurance saddle reviews highlight two saddles that define comfort for rider and horse. Let’s start with the Tucker Equitation Endurance Saddle T49 below. Take a look at the specs: Tucker Endurance Saddle Reviews #1 Tucker Equitation Endurance Saddle T49 List Price: $2,308.90Our Price: $2,099.00Specifications:Color: Golden, Brown and BlackWith Black seat and Black knee … Read more
The Circle Y Alpine Flex2 Trail Saddle isn’t an ordinary trail saddle. To put it into car terms, this saddle is made to feel as luxurious as a Cadillac while still remaining as rugged as an off-road vehicle. It combines the scientific approaches of ergonomics to help ease the stress of the ride on both … Read more
Crates reining saddle 2221 is as good as its price tag suggests. Crates saddles are among the elite class of lightweight comfortable saddles. The Tennessee manufacturer has been around since the 1940s when Robert H. Crates and T. Fletcher Sims came together to form Simco Leather Company. After World War II, rising popularity of rodeos … Read more
A Cashel Trail Saddle used, should be music to everyone’s ears. The problem is, they usually sell out fast. Why? Because Cashel saddles, even the used ones, are high-end saddles. They’re made with the highest quality materials. Their saddles last a long time. What Does Cashel Specialize In? Cashel saddles are made to be safe, … Read more