Original Bill Cook 2010 Half Breed Barrel Saddle (Custom Ordered)
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$2,084.00
$1,699.00
$1,699.00
Billy Cook Half Breed Barrel Racing Saddle
The top reason why so many horse enthusiasts prefer Billy Cook is not only that every saddle buys them the comfort and quality they expect, but also because each saddle is a distinct work of art with its own unique features. This Barrel Racing Saddle could not be mistaken for another. With its distinct two-toned look, half-breed Texas hand tooling, and silver-laced rope swell, this saddle bears remarkably creative craftsmanship. Don't buy another barrel racer that looks like all the rest. Buy Billy Cook.
Specifications
The top reason why so many horse enthusiasts prefer Billy Cook is not only that every saddle buys them the comfort and quality they expect, but also because each saddle is a distinct work of art with its own unique features. This Barrel Racing Saddle could not be mistaken for another. With its distinct two-toned look, half-breed Texas hand tooling, and silver-laced rope swell, this saddle bears remarkably creative craftsmanship. Don't buy another barrel racer that looks like all the rest. Buy Billy Cook.
Specifications
- Tree: CJ rawhide covered quarter horse bar & gullet
- Seat Size: 15" padded quilt
- Horn: 1 3/4" with BC cap
- Swell: 13" silver laced
- Cantle: 5" with Cheyenne roll
- Rigging: In-skirt 7/8 position
- Skirts: Artificial wool lined
- Skirt Length: 25 1/2"
- Stirrups: 2" bell sewn with stirrup bolt and tooled
- Pattern: Hand tooled half-breed Texas Oak
- Weight: Approximately 27 lbs.
- 14", 15", 16" Special Order
- Although through the years many have tried to imitate Billy Cook products, even to the point of counterfeiting, THERE IS ONLY ONE GENUINE "BILLY COOK CLASSIC SADDLE" MANUFACTURER. farmhousetackshop.com is happy to sell the Genuine Billy Cook saddles made in Sulphur, Oklahoma, owned by Mr. Billy Cook. There are other saddle manufacturers that sell their own Billy Cook saddles. If you buy a Billy Cook saddle be sure that it is manufactured in Sulphur, Oklahoma.