Tom Seay of the TV series Best Of America by Horseback.  Airing on RFD-TV, the show follows hosts Tom and Pat Seay across America to the best trail riding venues. Each show is filmed on location, and includes educational features. Show host and Trail Master Tom Seay leads viewers to trails and campsites that are set up especially for trail riders and their rigs. From Texas to Maine, and from California to Florida, the Best of America By Horseback crew has been there. Each venue is chosen for its exceptional beauty, history, trails and accommodations. "We have accumulated over 50,000 trail miles while filming for our TV show, and the Tucker Trail Saddles have been able to keep my wife, Pat, and myself comfortable for hours in the saddle. They fit the variety of horses we ride at various shooting locations."
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Long Rider, Bernice Ende, has been long riding since 2005 accumulating more than 16,000 miles. She continues to follow the road for no other reason than the love and longing of the ride. Each year she rides to various places in the U.S. and most recently to Canada. She rode a 260 High Plains for 10,000 miles on her Thoroughbred mare Honor. “Here I am at the end of 10,000 miles and I want another Tucker saddle. It’s light durable and beautiful. I hope it’s on Essie for another 10,000 miles. It’s my chair, it’s my bed, it’s an intimate part of my life. It takes abuse. Nothing comes between me and my horse other than a Tucker saddle." Currently she rides a 261 Black Mountain on her big Paint gelding Hart. She travels with her Fjord pack horse, Essie Pearl, and her beloved dog Claire.

Cindy Branham trains horses and riders in Topeka, KS. At the Rockin-RC Ranch, Cindy holds clinics and trains horses, including BLM Mustangs as part of the Extreme Mustang Makeover event, as seen on RFD-TV. “I started riding in a Tucker Trail Saddle about seven years ago. I spend five to 20 hours a week in my Tucker Trail Saddles on many different breeds of horses. Not only are my Tucker Trail Saddles the most comfortable saddles I had ever ridden, but also their unique tree design keep my horses and my clients’ horses comfortable, too. It has proven to be very durable in my training program, from starting colts, to building performance horses, and to turning wild Mustangs into life long partners. On the trail, my GEN II® High Plains series Tucker saddle’s comfort can’t be beat and its practical engineering helps me to contain all of my trail riding needs and supplies. The Black Mountain Trail Saddle is what I select to work my performance horses and my Mustangs in. It's close contact design helps my cues become more clear to the horse and its durable tree keeps me safe and secure in all of my Extreme Cowboy Races and Extreme Mustang Makeovers. Tucker the Mustang and I agree, Tucker Trail Saddles can not be beat!

Brad Harter is well known by his photography and videography of trail riding and field trials. His expertise extends to not only behind the camera in these endeavors, but as wilderness instructor and judge of field trial competitions. As instructor at Hocking College in Ohio, Brad has taken hundreds of students in their Wilderness Horsemanship programs to wild areas of western states, training them to become park service employees, guides and camp wranglers. His knowledge of pointing bird dogs and camera talent has led to him being named the official videographer of the National Field Trial Championships, held every year in Grand Junction, TN. His Pleasant Hills Production produces the commemorative DVD of this prestigious event. At each of these activities, Brad relies on his Tucker saddles for their durability and comfort. His school program acts as field testers for new Tucker saddles.