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Dakota headstalls and matching reins are smooth side out. They are offered in a horse size which will usually fit Arabians taken up, and quarterhorses when let out. You'll also see a draft version. Still, let us know what breed of horse you are riding.  

Choose your color. Any saddle can be dyed to light oil, golden brown, russet, pro brown or black. And the same goes for your headstall. Rough out parts will be left natural, due to the inconsistencies of dying the flesh side. But smooth or trim leather can be properly dyed to match. Be sure to let us know which color you prefer if you are not ordering a Western headstall to match your saddle at the same time.

There are reins to match each headstall. A good feel in your hand is accomplished by using Lexol as a base conditioner and adding a coating of hand rubbed extra virgin olive oil afterward. They become more supple with time. 

Would you like for your new western bridle to last a long time? It will need to be cleaned and conditioned frequently.  We prefer to use Lexol. Lexol will darken less than any other conditioner. It is PH-Balanced for the leather used in your saddle. We have been using Lexol on our personal saddles for over 30 years. Lexol is best applied in many thin layers. To darken slightly, we will add extra virgin olive oil. To darken more, we will blend in some pure neatsfoot. The choice is yours! Take your time and let the oils dry between coats. Your Western headstall and reins will then blend to match your other tack.

Remember that a matching headstall and reins are a great addition to your saddle purchase. It can be ordered with the saddle at the time of purchase, or later, when your older one wears thin. 

Silver patterns can match the saddles.

With the experience of thousands of saddles made for thousands of horse people, Cultured Cowboy looks forward to helping you with your needs. 

When riding, I cant say enough about how important a western headstall becomes. One benefit I like about these are the double buckle adjustments on each cheek. This way, I can fine tune the fit of how my horse needs to hold that bit. 

A tip I was taught - when using Chicago screw fasteners, (And I like them), put a dab of fingernail polish on each. When it hardens, the screw is much less likely to vibrate loose while riding, yet you can get it loose to clean tack or change bits!.

God Bless,
Cultured Cowboy

Our policy is to provide the lowest price possible, while maintaining enough profit to service your needs properly.  We really enjoy helping you to select the “right” saddle and tack for your needs.    Please e-mail your requests or call us for a friendly quote on your “Dream Saddle”.  Hundreds and hundreds of people have found the call well worth their time! ;-)    God Bless,  Chuck
HS 50 D - Draft Sized 3/4" Straps
Headstall HS-604 HS-604B	Compare at Price $336.00 $356.00	Our CC Price $284.99 $304.99	Matching Rein Rein 604 w/ concho Rein 604B w/ concho
Headstall HS-600 HS-601	Compare at Price $204.00 $214.00	Our CC Price $190.99 $198.99	Matching Rein Rein 600 w/ concho Rein 601 w/ concho
Headstall HS-50 HS-53 (star)	Compare at Price $115.00 $144.00	Our CC Price $94.99 $124.99	Matching Rein Plain Rein 50 Rein-53 w/star concho
Headstall HS-50D	Compare at Price $130.00	Our CC Price $114.99	Matching Rein Plain Rein 50
Matching Split Reins Rein 604 w/ concho Rein 604B w/ concho	Compare at Price $134.00 $160.00	Our CC Price $119.99 $129.99
Matching Split Rein Rein 600 w/ concho Rein 601 w/ concho	Compare at Price $124.00 $124.00	Our CC Price $109.99 $109.99
Matching Split Rein Plain Rein 50 Rein-53 w/star concho	Compare at Price $114.00 $139.00	Our CC Price $94.99 $129.99
Matching Split Rein Plain Reins	Compare at Price $85.00	Our CC Price $74.99	All reins are split, about 6 feet long and have a bit end that is enlarged for the concho/chicago screw.

Please e-mail your requests or call us for a friendly quote on your “Dream Saddle”.  Hundreds and hundreds of people have found the call well worth their time!  ;-)    God Bless,  Chuck

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