Continental Saddlery C92 The Rookie Reiner

The C92 offers Semi, Full, and X-Full Quarter Horse bars to accommodate different back shapes. You should select the tree based on your horse's wither profile and shoulder width; a Semi-bar typically fits narrower, high-withered horses, while Full and X-Full bars are designed for broader, flatter-backed builds.

It is built for both. The durable construction and hand-tooled leather are designed to withstand the rigors of daily training sessions while maintaining the refined aesthetic required for the show pen.

The horn choice depends on your discipline. A reining horn is typically lower and smaller to stay out of the way during spins and sliding stops, while a cowhorse horn is slightly taller and sturdier if you need to dally a rope during working cow horse events.

The saddle weighs 35 lbs. While this is a standard weight for a performance reining saddle, it is substantial enough to provide stability during maneuvers without being overly cumbersome to lift onto your horse.

A 28.5-inch skirt is standard for most adult horses, but it is important to measure your horse's back from the point of the shoulder to the hip. If your horse has a very short back, you may want to ensure this length does not interfere with their movement or hip range.

Yes, you can customize your stirrups. Aluminum stirrups are generally preferred for reining because they are heavier and help keep your feet in place during quick maneuvers, whereas wooden stirrups offer a more traditional look and feel.