14" - 17" Billy Cook CJ Sunflower Barrel Saddle 1516

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Billy Cook CJ Sunflower Barrel Saddle 1516

Introducing the Billy Cook CJ Sunflower Barrel Saddle 1516, a premium choice for riders seeking both style and functionality. This saddle is designed for comfort and performance, making it the perfect companion for your barrel racing adventures. Crafted with precision and attention to detail, this saddle is sure to impress both in the arena and on the trails.

With a Full Suede seat providing a secure and comfortable riding experience, you can focus on your performance without any distractions. The 13" swell and 5" cantle offer stability and support during tight turns and fast maneuvers, giving you the confidence to push your limits. The 7/8 Cat Eye rigging ensures a secure fit, keeping you and your horse safe and comfortable throughout your ride.

Featuring exquisite Sunflower tooling that adds a touch of elegance and style, this saddle is as beautiful as it is functional. The 24.5" Close Contact skirt allows for close contact and better communication between you and your horse. Weighing approximately 26 lbs and equipped with rawhide covered stirrups, this saddle strikes the perfect balance between lightweight design and durability. Elevate your riding experience with the Billy Cook CJ Sunflower Barrel Saddle 1516 - where performance meets style effortlessly.

Made in Sulphur, Oklahoma.

Seat Type: Full Suede

Swell: 13"

Cantle: 5"

Rigging: 7/8 Cat Eye

Skirt: 24.5" Close Contact

Stirrups: Rawhide covered

Tooling: Sunflower

Weight: Approximately 26 lbs.

Although through the years many have tried to imitate Billy Cook products, even to the point of counterfeiting, THERE IS ONLY ONE GENUINE "BILLY COOK CLASSIC SADDLE" MANUFACTURER. HorseSaddleShop.com is happy to sell the Genuine Billy Cook saddles made in Sulphur, Oklahoma, owned by Mr. Billy Cook. There are other saddle manufacturers that sell their own Billy Cook saddles. If you buy a Billy Cook saddle be sure that it is manufactured in Sulphur, Oklahoma.