Saddle Trees

Our Saddle Trees not all available

We use mainly Ralide or Pro-Tuff polyethylene injection-moulded saddle trees. These are made by forcing plastic into the mould under pressure, where it turns in on itself to strengthen the tree and become a high-tensile plastic. Go to www.Ralide.com; they have been making them for over 40 years and they are the most-used western saddle tree in the world. One model alone, the Allrounder, sells 12,000 per month. They are strong, durable and will not warp or rot due to atmospheric conditions. It is a one-piece tree that will not pull apart and can be shaped and added to within the tree's boundaries.

Also, we are using Aussie Stock Hybrid saddle trees made in the USA by a saddle tree company established in 1848. They are made with fibreglass over wood.

Shipment of trees 2007 landed from the USA

Pallet of skirting in 2017 from Argentina or Mexico on US hides; the same product as used in the USA saddle factories.

Heavy and Light Front Roping Trees

Wood fibreglass covered Aussie Hybrid tree

Allrounder Barrel Tree

Front view of barrel trees

Wide fit tree

Saddle Tree Pieces

If we haven't got what you are looking

for, then in some cases we can build

you something from our tree bits.

2009 saddle tree delivery

2011 Saddle Tree Delivery

2012 USA delivery

Hybrids and Wades 2012 delivery

Full & Semi Quarter Horse trees

These are the two most popular Allrounder trees we sell. Here are the two front views showing the gullet difference in the left-to-right and right-to-left shots.

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Trees landed via USA 2015

Allrounder back tree bar differences

Sitting on a level bench, these are the back bars of two Allrounder trees with different flares. One, as you can see, has more flare to either stay off the back more or fit the sway-backed or downhill (rump-high) horse. They are only available in the semi-to-standard Q/horse fit.

Wide fit 20001 fitted out ready for build