Dakota Saddles

Team penning has become a most enjoyable sport. This saddle is one of several functional penning saddles that Cultured Cowboy offers to you. When penning, it is important that the team work together and that each member has the right equipment. You need something to let you get in the herd and see those numbers and to be able to take the darts and turns of the sport. Same saddles will work good for sorting! Shown is the model 9506 with a very popular roper type seat. Allows comfort whether standing in the deep roper stirrups, or sitting down to cut 'em through the gate. That 4 inch cantle will not let you get "left behind". This saddle uses a high tech foam padding for the seat that will not compress to "nothing" like carpet foam that may be used in other saddles in this price range. The position of the stirrup leathers is optimized for your sport. Choose smooth or rough side out on the fenders and jockey. This 9506 is shown with a Cheyenne roll with stainless lacing on matching leather. This penning pommel is straight up to allow plenty of room for your thighs as you are up in the saddle. Bell stirrups are standard. Skirts are cut away for close contact. Shown with a basket tooling pattern, you can choose any tooling pattern. Breast collar dees for double tug breast collars. Cultured Cowboy has arranged with Dakota to allow a choice of extra heavy fleece on the skirts, either heavy synthetic or real sheepskin. Have a hoofpick holder on the flank billet, or any of the other options. Choose your color of leather. If you are interested, you can give us your true inseam measurements and we can have the saddle fitted for you. This is especially handy for youth, ladies, or tall cowboys! You can get up to six saddle strings stung through the tree, or on dees under the conchos, (shown with rear dees). Choose between full or regular Quarterhorse bars. The standard nylon tie straps allow more close contact between horse and rider. Leather is available if you prefer. Call or email us with your needs. We will "get 'er done" fer ya!