Fort worth western saddles

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Our building is located on the…. From Business: Fincher's stocks a full line of western wear from infant to adults. Included are hats, boots, jeans, shirts, blouses, dresses, and suits. From Business: Makers of the finest custom fit handmade boots in the world. The hand tooling on the Jackson is exquisite. Each saddle is pretty much a work of art. The Contender cantle is always Cheyenne roll.

The seats, jockeys and fenders are usually roughout, with the pommel and skirts are hand tooled. There's a cutaway portion below the leg to provide close contact. It has a comfortable deep pocket and a cutter horn. Each Contender is hand built here in Texas. The Contender is both handsome and sturdy.

You could give it to your child and they could hand it down to their own grandkids. This is NOT on our proprietary tree, it's on a more typical quarter-horse barrel tree. The Competitor has a single skirt in a variety of styles to keep this saddle lightweight for speed events. Barrel fenders are close contact. The deep pocket seat offers both security and comfort. Price depends on the finish and trim. This is a hand-built saddle made in Texas on a tree made in USA.

Like the saddles above, the tree carries the Fort Worth Saddle Co limited lifetime warranty The saddle features a Buster Welch front with cutter horn. It also offers a deep pocket seat with a pencil roll cantle for security and comfort, extreme close contact cutouts, a lightweight single skirt, a plate rigged flank cinch, and drop rigging in front for a non-sway seat.

Aesthetically the saddle is a masterpiece. Any tooling is hand tooled, never machined, and the saddle features premium conchos and 6 strings. Like the cowboy stock saddles of old, it is an ideal multi-purpose saddle and lends itself to sorting, penning, cutting, trail riding, play-day competitions, or barrel racing.

It is a perfect all-around saddle for any non-roping activity. It's on our proprietary j2 tree, which is somewhere between the Jackson tree and our standard barrel tree. It's good for a broad-backed quarterhorse that isn't quite mutton-backed enough for the Jackson tree.

It has a higher pommel and a horn that's a bit more straight up. Otherwise it is decked out just like the Cheyenne stock saddle. The proprietary tree is built on "hog bars" and will accommodate a mutton-backed quarterhorse. It is a lightweight saddle and is NOT intended to be a team roping saddle, but if you want to pony a horse or similar light work, you've got the right horn to do the job. As the name suggests, this saddle is the one you'll turn to for a variety of uses, from performance events to trail use.

This saddle will hold strong under stress. Our heavy-duty roper stirrups allow you to get your feet in front of you for a secure seat in the saddle. Double rigging keeps the saddle in place and prevents any tipping.

The perfect companion for the rancher or working cowboy. The tree is made in the USA. All will have a roping horn. This is a true working saddle designed for someone that may be in it for extended hours, so it doubles as a good trail or all-round platform.

This saddle has an A-fork frame with no swells. Bucking rolls are available for extra security.