The Circle Y Saddles Company is undisputedly America’s leading brand for western tack sales and service. Their outstanding products are sold exclusively through authorized Circle Y dealers, and we’re proud to be a part of that through Horse Saddle Shop.Circle Y makes a wide variety of western performance saddles and show saddles: Barrel racing, cutting, roping, reining, trail riding, Arabian horse saddles, draft horse, team penning, western pleasure and Circle Y ranch saddles.Circle Y Reining Saddles – click here!Every saddle is made of classic design to give riders the exact fit for their horses and riding discipline. Build for great durability and you can’t beat them for comfort.Flexible trees are designed for arena performance, as well as trail, gaited trail, and ranch versatility saddles suitable for roping. The Flex2 trees allow for plenty of support and weight distribution on the horse, putting you real close to your horse.
You’re centered in the right spot on your horse’s back for a balanced ride and good control.Circle Y also has a great line of for barrel racing and trail riding. Why Choose Circle Y Saddles?. At Circle Y, all saddles and tack are made from the finest leathers available.The hardware, silver, and finishes are of the highest quality. Expert craftsmen build each saddle with the same care that began the Circle Y tradition in 1960 in Yoakum, Texas.
The craftsmanship of the patented Flex-Lite tree makes the saddle lightweight for the rider, plus it molds to the horse’s back. There is shock absorbing filler for the comfort of both the horse and rider. The flex saddles are amazingly durable saddles that fit every horse type. Try the medium tree for your gaited horses or more slender stock horses having a prominent withers. For your traditional stock horses with stouter chests and lower withers, use the full tree.Check Out Circle Y Barrel Saddles.
The warranty that comes with Circle Y Saddles is hard to beat. There’s a 10-year warranty on the tree, a 1-year warranty on parts, and a 1-year warranty on all western saddle silver accessories.Did You Know. Click to View Circle Y Show Saddles!You can tell if your saddle is the right fit by the Circle Y serial number. On the near-side of the saddle, find the serial number underneath the seat jockey on a metal plate. The width is shown by the last two numbers in the ten digit number. For regular with, you’ll see an “04” and for a wide or full width, you’ll see an “05”. Watch a short video clip about ways to rig your Circle Y trail saddle with the 3-way adjustable in-skirt rigging.Check out some first-hand info about desinging Circle Y Saddlesincluding.
barrel racing. ranch. trail. endurance.
all around. cutting. Arabian.
gaited. more!At the Horse Saddle Shop, you’ll see the largest selection of Circle Y Saddles on the Net, at the best prices – plus, Crates, Tex Tan, and many more. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, they’ll find it for you!
Saddle Serial Number Search
Circle Y began making saddles in 1960 and there have been many configurations of serial numbers. To help you decipher your number, we have attempted to provide some guidance here.
Please remember the saddle could be a discontinued style, and no information for tree sizing, pricing, and category of the saddle will be found. In the past, Circle Y had multiple building locations in small towns around Yoakum.
As a result, some saddles may say Sweet Home, Shiner, Cow Country, or Rebel but are all genuine Circle Y brand.The Serial Number Search is for saddles 2006 and newer. If unsure of your saddle’s manufacture date please see the explanations below the search to determine age.Format: There should be two lines of numbers on your serial plate.
The top line is the Model Number. The most important aspect of saddle care is that the life of the leather depends upon the care you give it.
Most saddles experience the tough rigors of the environment, and proper care is essential to prolong their life. Leather should be oiled with the best oils and leather conditioners available to you. After you ride, or if your saddle should get wet, clean all leather parts that have been exposed to sweat and moisture, let dry naturally, and oil. Do not use artificial heat or direct sunlight to dry leather or it may become brittle and lose its strength. Leather which has been burned through this process should no longer be used.