Western Show Saddle - Santa Cruz - Model 1134

Full quarter horse bars.

The saddle is built on full quarter horse bars. Remember you can always put a saddle pad under your horse if the saddle is wide but the horse narrow. Not a problem. But if the saddle is too narrow it will restrict the movement of the horse's shoulder and not be usable.

Western Show 

Western Show is a growing sport. For women particularly the saddle should be narrow in the twist, like a dressage saddle. The seat is shaped and padded to allow the rider to sit well in the saddle. 

Optional matching bridle breastplate set makes this a very nice show proposition.

Shock absorber built-in for your horse's comfort.

There is an added shock absorber built in to protect your horse's back. There is a layer of neoprene built under the tree and before the forex "fur" lining. 

Reasons to buy your Saddle from an Australian Company and NOT a U.S. website?

1.     With our bulk buying and cheaper freight, you will save money when you add in all the hidden costs of importing a saddle to Australia.

2.     We offer a 5-year warranty on all Saddles we sell in Australia. 

3.     No hidden costs. We have paid the import costs, including the required quarantine inspections and import duty. These additional costs can be up to $280 per saddle. Check carefully. The U.S. website will not declare this information.

4.     Currency conversion. The dollar amount in U.S. dollars looks cheap. Do the currency conversion, the bank charges, freight costs, the cost of import and then look again.

5.     We offer a 5-day trial period on all saddles in Australia so that you can check the quality and fit of the saddle. If it is not right, we offer a return or swap policy. No U.S. website offers this to Australian customers.  

PLEASE NOTE: We do not supply or support any warranty on products imported directly from the U.S., even if it is the same brand. If you buy direct from the U.S.A., your warranty is with the U.S. company you purchased from. This can result in warranty claims being expensive and not cost-effective.