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Equaliser Western Drafter Saddle
 
4" Western Drafter Knee Pads allow the rider to lean forward in the saddle;
 
Extra height at sides gives security with a lively horse.
 
4" cantle;
 
All Equaliser saddles come with fenders with reinforced leather straps and easily adjustable blevin buckles.
 
Cable Rigging
In Aust: $2990.00 AUD incl GST (Bare)
Int: $2718.18 AUD (no GST) (Bare)

In-Skirt Rigging
In Aust: $3090.00 AUD incl GST (Bare)
Int: $2890.10 AUD (no GST) (Bare)

Prices quoted bare - includes saddle and fenders
(girth, laces, oxbows, postage and handling extra).
Western Drafter Knee Pads
 
Interested in this saddle?
As our saddles are completely customised to you and your horse we do not sell them online. If you would like more information or are interested in purchasing a saddle please call us on 1800 651 535 (61 7 4683 3355) or enter your details in our contact form and we will contact you.
 
Saddle Testimonials
If you have a testimonial about any of our saddles we would love to hear from you. Please drop us a line by using our contact form.
 
Adam Clark, Anningie Station NT
Western Drafter Saddle


 
“A versatile good work saddle”
Prior to 2011, Adam had spent five years at Lucy Creek Station, working for Allan and Jo Anne Fogharty. He then transferred to Anningie Station 250kms North West of Alice Springs; run by Allan’s brother, Steve Fogharty.

He’d bought a Kent Saddle in 2007, and in 2010, was managing a Thoroughbred place, breaking in the colts. He describes his saddle as “a good work saddle. I can go from training a horse to riding in a rodeo. I won a buckle riding in it this year in the Station Buckjump. It’s a good saddle.

I had one horse, a good horse, that was rearing up and dumping himself on top of the saddle. I’d get him back up and he’d do it again! I thought the saddle was going to break for sure, but there’s nothing wrong with it.”

Adam’s plans include buying a place in the Adelaide Hills and returning to breaking in Polo and Throughbred horses. Adam has learned a lot from Allan and Steve Fogharty…. “I call them horsemen. They get horses to do some pretty amazing things.” He’s encouraged that he’s “starting to get horses to do what I want, but you’ve gotta stay a bit humble… there’s a lot to learn.”