Billy Cook Barrel Saddles

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Billy Cook Barrel Saddles


Product Information:
*TREE: Pro-Tuff Barrel Tree SEAT: 14", 15" Navy Quilted Padded
*RIGGING: In-Skirt 'C' plate with Silver plate over rear slot
*SKIRTS: Square Cut Barrel Racer
*CANTLE: 4" high, Rawhide covered with tooled overlay.
*HORN: Rawhide Braided
*STIRRUPS: 2" Bell, Rawhide Covered and Hand Laced.
*FINISH: Beautiful Hamley Swirl with Feather border, roughout fender and jockey with silver conchos. Silver feathers on rear conchos.
*WEIGHT: Approximately 25 pounds.


We bring you the finest Barrel Saddles made. All of our products are made from only the finest quality leather. We know that our customers look for quality and well made leather products. We know that there are cheaper products on the market, however, please be careful in purchasing a product for yourself or someone in your family, cheap saddles are well known for failure in their construction when put under stress. Don't take a chance on a loved one being injured, just to save a few dollars on a Barrel Saddle. We specialize in Billy Cook and Simco tack. These Billy Cook and Simco products are not imitations, but the real products from Billy Cook and Simco. All products have a 5 Year Guarantee. WesternSaddle.com carries the largest selection of Billy Cook and Simco products online. If you don't see the one your looking for, call us and we will get it for you.

Billy Cook Barrel Saddles

Barrel racing is a timed rodeo event, where the fastest time is what matters most. Cowgirls compete in the arena against each other and the clock.

Barrel racing is about cooperation between horse and rider. Because of the competition and money involved, finding a good horse is very important to the competitors. A top of the line barrel horse can cost up to $50,000.

For the barrel racing event, the arena is cleared and three barrels are set up at different marked locations. The riders then enter the arena at full speed, quickly rounding each barrel in a cloverleaf pattern and then exiting where they entered. A stopwatch or timer is used registering down to a hundredth of a second.

Speed is what it is all about in this event. The riders steer their horses as close as they can to the barrels trying to shave precious seconds off the clock. For each barrel they knock over (which happens sometimes) a 5 second penalty is assessed to their total time. Leaving the barrels standing and ripping through the course is every barrel racers goal.

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