Western Roping Saddle
Western Roping Saddles are built for durability and strength, with reinforced rigging, sturdy trees, deep seats, and high horns to withstand the force of roping cattle. Roping saddles are built to provide maximum stability, durability, and functionality, making them indispensable for riders engaged in roping events and ranch work.
Description
Rowland Western Roping Saddles are designed to be tough and reliable, featuring reinforced rigging, sturdy trees, deep seats, and high horns that can handle the rigors of roping cattle. These saddles are all about providing the utmost stability, durability, and functionality, making them essential for riders involved in roping competitions and ranch work.
Heavy-Duty Construction: Crafted from robust materials, these saddles often include a strong wooden tree and reinforced rigging for added strength.
Strong Saddle Horn: The horn on a roping saddle is usually large and built to last, ready to take on the pressure of a roped calf.
Low Cantle: Roping saddles typically have a lower cantle than other Western saddles, which makes it easier to mount and dismount—an important feature during fast-paced roping events.
Secure Seat: The seat of a roping saddle is designed to keep the rider secure and stable. It often has a roughout or suede covering to prevent slipping, giving the rider better grip and focus during roping activities.
Sturdy Stirrups: These saddles usually come equipped with strong, durable stirrups that provide a solid foundation for the rider.
Seat Sizes (Rider):
Youth: 12-13 inches
Small Adult: 14 inches
Average Adult: 15 inches (the most common size)
Large Adult: 16 inches
Extra Large Adult: 17 inches and above
Gullet Sizes (Horse):
Semi-Quarter Horse Bars: 6.0 to 6.5 inches
Quarter Horse Bars: 6.0 to 5-7 inches
Full Quarter Horse Bars: 7.0 to 8.0 inches
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