Western Saddles

Adorned with intricate floral tooling, vibrant stains, and 6 engraved conchos, it's a showstopper for rodeo enthusiasts. Personalize your experience now!

Added Money Western Roping Saddle

$3,000.00 $1,555.90

Featuring a padded textured leather half seat, roughout seat jockeys, and detailed floral carving and adorned with 6 engraved conchos. Customize it now!

Eliminator Western Roping Saddle

$3,000.00 $1,449.70

Elevate your roping style with this western horse saddle featuring a full suede padded seat and a captivating blend of basket weave and floral carving.

Incentive Western Roping Saddle

$3,000.00 $1,349.70

Featuring a fully padded suede seat and an blend of smooth leather and hand-carved basket weave pattern, this horse saddle is an all-around performer.

Ranch and Trail Western Saddle

$1,700.00 $1,349.70

Our Buck Stitched Roper saddle comes with tooling on the skirts, pommel and stirrups. Full flank cinch. comes with your choce of concho style, seat and gullet size. 41.4 pounds.

More customization is available, just give us a call.

Rolling Thunder Western Saddle

$1,500.00 $1,199.50

Our Need for Speed saddle is just that! This pretty saddle is ideal for Barrel racing or any other speed events. With beautiful hand tooled leather and a roughout seat jockey to keep you well seated. This saddle comes with your choice of seat color an

All Around Cowhorse/Cutter Saddle

$1,700.00 $1,199.50

Designed for both leisurely rides and Ranch Trail competitions. Boasting a comfortable seat, this saddle might just become your daily riding 'Go-To.'

Turn n Burn Western Barrel Racing Saddle

$1,700.00 $1,199.50

Ideal for trail rides or competitive events, this ranch saddle features full carving with a Basket Weave pattern and a padded suede half seat for comfort.

Ranch Reiner Western Saddle

$1,700.00 $1,099.70

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A horse saddle serves as a bridge between rider and horse, symbolizing partnership and collaboration. Tailored to various styles like English and Western, it evenly distributes the rider's weight, provides attachment points for reins and breastplates, and ensures the horse's back is protected during rides. Feel the raw power beneath you as you settle into our expertly crafted western saddles. Designed for champions, our saddles epitomize strength, durability, and style. Picture yourself thundering through rugged terrain, your trusty saddle ensuring a seamless connection with your horse. Whether you're conquering the barrels or commanding the trails, our saddles will be your steadfast partner, ready to take on any challenge. Elevate your ride, embrace the western spirit, and experience the thrill of true cowboy craftsmanship.

A cowgirl with her horse using a western saddle with floral carving

Premium materials and craftsmanship

At Molly’s Custom Silver, we pride ourselves on crafting saddles of unparalleled quality and craftsmanship using top-grade leather in a variety of tones and finishes. Our attention to detail extends to the smallest components, with conchos, rings, rivets, buckles and stirrups crafted from high-quality metals. The horn, pommel, and wooden parts of our saddles are fashioned from fine woods such as pine, mesquite, and other lightweight yet durable hardwoods, ideal for the rigors of racing, endurance, and roping drafts.

Saddle seat sizing: 14' to 17', half and full padded

Choose from our range of half and full seat saddles, available in sizes spanning 14 to 17 inches, ensuring a perfect fit for riders of all sizes. With sizes ranging from 14 inches for small adults to 17 inches for extra-large adults, we ensure a comfortable fit for riders of all sizes. Our half seat saddles, also known as two-point position seats, provide targeted padding for maximum athletic performance. Alternatively, our full seat saddles feature padding that extends throughout the entire seat, offering additional comfort and stability.

Six types of western saddle ready for the draft

The roping saddle is renowned for its durability and stability, ideal for the demands of roping competitions, while the cutter saddle prioritizes agility and precision, perfect for cutting competitions. Trail rider saddles offer comfort and endurance for long rides, while ranch and trail saddles combine versatility and durability for both ranch work and leisurely rides. Ranch reiner saddles provide close contact and support for the precise movements required in reining competitions, and barrel racing saddles are lightweight with a forward seat to optimize speed and agility around barrels.

Customize your seat color and buck stitching

Customize your saddle with options for seat color and buck stitching, offering a range of colors including traditional shades like brown, black, and tan, as well as vibrant options like pink, purple, and white. This customization allows you to personalize your riding experience to match your style preferences and aesthetic tastes, ensuring your saddle stands out while providing comfort and functionality for both horse and rider.

Each handcrafted piece is backed by a repair warranty*, ensuring durability and quality that transcends time.

We offer prompt express delivery. Saddle orders arrive within 45-60 days, with in-stock options delivered even sooner (1-2 days).

Tailor your saddle exclusively online at mollyscustomsilver.com or by reaching out to our Customer Service Experience at (682) 717-1770

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the parts of a saddle?

The main components include the seat, which provides support for the rider, and the tree, the rigid frame beneath the seat that distributes the rider's weight evenly across the horse's back. Attached to the tree are the stirrups, where the rider's feet rest, and the stirrup leathers, which connect the stirrups to the saddle. The pommel, located at the front of the saddle, and the cantle, at the back, help keep the rider secure in the seat. Other critical parts include the girth, which secures the saddle under the horse's belly, and the billets, straps on either side of the saddle that attach to the girth. Additionally, the panels, situated beneath the saddle, provide cushioning and support along the horse's back. Each part plays a crucial role in ensuring a comfortable and secure riding experience.

How to measure a horse for a saddle?

To measure a horse for a saddle, start by placing a flexible measuring tape or string around the horse's girth, about four inches behind the front legs. Measure from this point to the highest part of the withers for the seat size. Additionally, measure the length from the withers to the last rib to determine the saddle's length. Finally, assess the horse's build, noting the width of the withers and the curve of the back, to ensure a proper fit.

How to saddle a horse?

To saddle a horse, start by placing the saddle pad or blanket over the horse's back, ensuring it's centered and sits just behind the shoulder blades. Next, lift the saddle onto the horse's back, gently lowering it into place without bumping or startling the horse. Position the saddle so that the front (pommel) sits just behind the horse's withers and the back (cantle) rests evenly. Check that the saddle is centered and sits level on the horse's back. Then, fasten the girth or cinch snugly under the horse's belly, making sure it's tight enough to keep the saddle secure but not too tight to restrict the horse's breathing or movement. Finally, check all straps and buckles to ensure they are properly secured and adjust stirrups to the appropriate length for the rider before mounting the horse.

What saddle does real cowboys use?

Real cowboys typically use western saddles, which are designed for the demands of ranch work and long hours in the saddle. These saddles are characterized by their sturdy construction, featuring a horn for securing ropes during cattle roping, a deep seat for stability, and a high cantle for added support. Western saddles are practical for tasks such as roping, cutting, and general ranch work, making them a popular choice among cowboys for their durability and functionality.