16 Inch Big Horn Show Saddle 1943

$2,750.00

The 16 Inch Big Horn show saddle (1943) combines style with rider support. It is built to ensure a polished look and correct position during competitive show events.

Size	16 inch
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Size

16 inch

Trade in for a discount?

No Thanks, Yes contact me

Description

Big Horn Show Saddle

This classic show saddle from Big Horn is fully hand tooled, finished in golden tan, with engraved silver and tooled Visalia stirrups.

Built on a strong fiberglass covered wood tree with a versatile 7/8 position dee rigging.

The cutout skirt provides the close contact feel riders are looking for, great for precise leg cues.

The 3.5″ cantle is mounted on a specially designed seat, both working in tandem to keep you in proper equitation position.

Other features include show billets and pelican horn.

Specifications

Tree: Fiberglass covered wood tree, 12.5″ front, quarter horse bars
Cantle: 3.5″
Seat: 16″
Horn: Small pelican with horn cap
Gullet: Medium plus width x 6.25″ high
Rigging: D rigged in 7/8 position
Skirts: 29″ x 15″ – curvature skirt for closer contact
Fenders: 19″ x 9″
Stirrups: Leather covered Visalia, 4.5″ tread width
Finish: Golden tan, full tool
Trim: Hand engraved silver
Weight: Approximately 40 lbs.

Shipping and Delivery

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