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289 Pine Ridge Mule

Tucker
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We've designed the Pine Ridge to properly fit typical mule conformation with the choice of a medium or wide fit. Mules are favored for their smarts on the trail, so let us help you properly saddle fit him so he's comfortable mile after mile. Additional dees for mule gear and packing equipment make this saddle an ideal choice for your next long ride.
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We’ve designed the Pine Ridge to properly fit typical mule conformation with choice of a medium or wide fit. Mules are favored for their smarts on the trail, so let us help you properly saddle fit him so he’s comfortable mile after mile. Additional dees for breeching or to tie your gear and reinforced crupper dee make this saddle an ideal choice for your next long ride. The Pine Ridge mule saddle has an A-fork swell with a 5″ cantle and semi-round skirt shape. Apache leather seating on brown and golden colors, black grainout seating on black saddles. Tucker’s patented Gel-Cush™ Shock Absorbing seat gives hours of Ultimate Trail Comfort. Choose from several options to fully customize your saddle!
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Country of Manufacture United States
Discipline Trail
Weight 25.00 Pounds
Cantle Height 5.00 inches
Brand Tucker
Horn 3" Tall
Swell 13 inches
Seat Color Apache, Black Grainout
Seat Size 15 1/2", 16 1/2", 17 1/2", 18 1/2"
Color Black, Brown, Golden
Tooling Degree Full Border, None
Rigging Adjustable Position In-Skirt
Tree Fit Mule Medium, Mule Wide
Skirt Length 26.00 inches
Weight 25.0000
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How does a mule tree differ from a quarter horse tree?

The difference is in the “rock” of the trees.  The rock is the contour of the bar of the tree, and the back of the horse or mule, from front to back.  Typically, mules have a straight back with very little rock.  They inherit this conformation...

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