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Equaliser Western Drafter Saddle
Extra height at sides gives security with a lively horse.
Cable Rigging
In Aust: $2720.00 AUD incl GST (Bare)
Int: $2472.73 AUD (no GST) (Bare)
In-Skirt Rigging
In Aust: $2800.00 AUD incl GST (Bare)
Int: $2545.45 AUD (no GST) (Bare)
Prices quoted bare - includes saddle and fenders
(girth, laces, oxbows, postage and handling extra). |

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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
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I am really happy with my new saddle. The saddle is very comfortable and fit's the range of horses well. The workmanship and leather quality are second to none. I am convinced the cable rigging is the way to go.
We founded Pemberton Australian Stock Horses near Temora in NSW about seven years ago. Our commitment is to breed and train quality horses with excellent temperament and conformation. Along with our two girls we pursue our interest in Australian Stock Horse events, campdrafting and cattle work. |
I am convinced the
cable rigging
is the way to go. |
I have been a NSW Policeman for about 27 years and really enjoy our horse work. Several times a year our family and friends travel to the high country in southern NSW where we enjoy the mountains and the solitude that it offers. The remainder of the year is very busy attending horse shows, clinics and other horse activities.
Your motto “Going the extra mile” is so true. The friendly service that you all offer is much appreciated. Keep up the good work.
Mick Allen, Pemberton Australian Stockhorses, Temora. NSW
I'm from Landers Creek Station Millaroo, situated in the Lower Burdekin, Qld. I've been involved with horses as long as I can remember. Originally starting in pony club at Kalpowar, via Monto. Then progressing to cattle work and breaking in horses. We came north in 1989 working on various cattle stations. The type of country here varies from flat to hilly.
| I bought a Western Drafter with cable rigging. I also got a flank girth with it, but after putting the saddle on my horse I realized I wouldn't need it. I've put it away, not even needing it when I break in and ride the youngsters the first time when they may put in a buck or two. The 4 inch kneepads and seat hold me in, making me feel secure and safe. The back of the seat doesn't rub where some saddles tend to after riding in them for a while. I'm involved with horse sports, camp drafting, clerk of the course, riding race horses, stock horses, quarter horses, ponies and even Percherons and the saddle suits them all. No rubbing on their backs. |
I knew I could only afford one good saddle in my lifetime, and I'm glad I chose this saddle. |
Thank you so much for such a good saddle. I knew I could only afford one good saddle in my lifetime, and I'm glad I chose this saddle.
Greg Lee, Landers Creek Station, Millaroo, Qld
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