| Equestrian trail riding is a specialty recreational activity | | | | have a saddle that conforms to its back. In addition, |
| that connects the horse and the rider. Horses on trails | | | | Circle Y saddles offer neoprene fillers that will absorb |
| must be able to endure long travel distances. Also, | | | | shocks and bumps to keep both rider and horse |
| horses must exhibit a calm and obedient demeanor, | | | | comfortable on the trail. |
| such that they are not startled by wildlife. Trail riding | | | | The saddle break in period is often the hardest part of |
| with your horse takes a lot of hard work and | | | | trail riding with your horse. Circle Y saddles offer a |
| conditioning. The trail can be a hard place both | | | | product called Circle Y Softee fender leathers and |
| physically and mentally for you and your horse. It's | | | | seat jockeys that will help ease the horse into their |
| important to note that you should expect at least a | | | | saddle. The Circle Y Flex-Lite is also a good option for |
| month of conditioning with your horse before hitting the | | | | a trail riding. |
| trail. However, there are some breeds that take only a | | | | In 2003, new management took over operations of the |
| few weeks of preparation. | | | | Circle Y saddle company. The management vowed to |
| If you're going to hit the rugged trail, consider a Circle Y | | | | continue the Circle Y tradition with a commitment to |
| saddle that offers a lot of flexibility for maneuvering on | | | | saddle design, quality, and innovation. For 40 years, the |
| the trail. You and your horse are going to have to go | | | | Circle Y saddle company was owned by the Leland |
| around trees, rocks, and other trail riding obstacles. The | | | | Tucker Family. The tradition is still alive with an eye on |
| most important aspect of your saddle is its lightweight | | | | quality. |
| design. You want the horse to be comfortable and | | | | |