Shooting Stars Mounted Shooting Saddle - Lite
$1,950.00
Reg. Price $2,295.00 You Save $345.00
Shooting Stars Mounted Shooting Saddles are top-line quality saddles by Cashel-Martin. Featuring an AXIS tree with Herman Oak leather for a good fit and lasting Durability. Wide swells and a deep contoured 1/2" lined seat keep you balanced in your run. The horn is ideal for mounted shooting, slanted forward to give the rider plenty of room for rider front holster rig and to provide extra clearance for the use of short competition reins. Lite Saddle weight 24 lbs Chocolate Herman Oak polished Leather. Available in Standard Horse gullet width 6-1/2" & Wide 7". Available seat sizes 15" & 16". Aluminum 2" Stirrups. Check Drop-down menu for stock status. Some saddles in-stock, denoted on drop-down menu. Otherwise Delivery time approximately 12 weeks - (Possibly shorter) e-mail for specific delivery time status.
Absolutely a "First Class" High Quality saddle made in the USA for Cashel By Martin Saddles - one of the most renowned saddle makers in the World.
The Tree is the most important part of a saddle. Shooting Stars Mounted Shooting Saddles Utilize an AXIS True Fit Tree. Designed to withstand the Mounted Shooting rigors of the powerful pendulum action in the horses shoulder at full stride to the contracting flex of the large muscle groups in the horses back during acceleration and quick stops and tight turns. The AXIS Tree allows the horse to move and perform freely as required in highly dynamic competition.
Axis trees are constructed of the highest quality kiln dried South Dakota white pine, selected, graded and hand cut for consistency. With this process Martin controls the tree's integrity from start to finish, guaranteeing it's superior strength, symmetrical fit and that it is protected from warping with age. Once the tree is made, it is fiberglass coated within 72 hours to ensure the wood is completely sealed and protected from the climate, making it virtually ageless. AXIS trees are the choice of the most respected professionals who know that the tree is the most important part of their saddle.
