American Saddlery Racer

A 7-inch gullet is considered a standard semi-quarter horse bar width, making it a versatile choice for many horses with average wither conformation. It provides enough clearance for most stock-type horses without being too narrow or excessively wide.

The Steele Saddle Tree Co. wood and fiberglass construction offers a reliable balance of strength and flexibility. The wood provides the necessary structural integrity for high-impact barrel racing, while the fiberglass coating adds durability and weather resistance to the frame.

A 16-inch seat is a standard size that accommodates a wide range of adult riders. It offers enough room for comfort during long practice sessions while remaining compact enough to keep you secure and balanced during tight turns in the arena.

The stainless steel C rigging in a 7/8 position is designed to pull the saddle down evenly across the horse's back, which helps prevent the saddle from shifting or lifting during high-speed maneuvers. Stainless steel is also highly resistant to rust and corrosion, ensuring the hardware remains functional over time.

This saddle weighs 25 pounds, which is a moderate weight for a durable barrel racing saddle. While it is sturdy enough for competition, it is manageable for most riders to lift and position on their horse's back without excessive strain-back without excessive bulk has been minimized to keep the weight reasonable weight profile.