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T49 Equitation Endurance

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$2,099.00
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The Equitation style provides the rider with a balanced position in the seat. Stirrups are hung from English style stirrup bars placed for easy posting. Padded flaps feature strategically positioned knee rolls. A great saddle for the English crossover rider or riders who want plenty of leg freedom and a correct seat.
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The Equitation style provides the rider with a balanced position in the seat. Stirrups are hung from English-style stirrup bars placed for easy posting. Padded flaps feature strategically positioned knee rolls. A great saddle for the English crossover rider or riders who want plenty of leg freedom and a correct seat. Tuckers are built to last – choose your ideal options to create a saddle that will bring you years of satisfaction. Tucker’s patented Gel-Cush™ Shock Absorbing seat gives hours of Ultimate Trail Comfort.

Quilted black seat

Ideal for endurance with no horn

Close contact for precise cueing

Proven rider favorite

Available in all our tree fits so it's perfect for gaited, trotting, and draft horses

More Information
Country of Manufacture United States
Discipline Trail
Weight 20.00 Pounds
Cantle Height 3.50 inches
Brand Tucker
Horn None
Swell 10 inches
Seat Color Black Grainout
Seat Size 15 1/2", 16 1/2", 17 1/2", 18 1/2"
Color Black, Brown
Tooling Degree None
Tree Fit Medium, Wide, Extra Wide
Skirt Length 24.00 inches
Weight 20.0000
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Tucker Saddles Seats Seat size is highly subjective and depends on your height, weight, body type, type of saddle, riding discipline, and personal preference. We always recommend a little extra room in the seat over a seat that’s too snug. Our saddle...

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