Saddle Models
AMTS "Trail Boss" PDF Print E-mail

AMTS  Trail Saddle

AMTS  Trail Saddle

Standard Features: (Click Image To Enlarge)

  • Tree: “Steele” Equi-Fit
  • Color: Chestnut, Dark Brown, Black or Russet
  • Seats: 16”or 17” w/ 4” or 5" cantle
  • Cantle: Cheyenne Roll
  • Stirrups: Endurance Style & Western – Leather Covered
  • Rigging: 3 point or Traditional Western
  • Hardware: “Horse Shoe Brand” Stainless
  • Breast Strap: D-rings & Crupper D-ring
  • Rear Tie strings
  • With or Without a horn
  • Saddle Weight: without stirrups Approx 25 lbs.
  • Black saddle shown with optional Stainless steel studs.

Price $1,165.00 + Shipping

 

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Western Trail PDF Print E-mail

Western Trail Saddle

 

Standard Features: (Click Image To Enlarge)

  • Tree: Steele equi-fit calssic or equi-flex
  • Skirt: Butterfly, Endurance lite, or square
  • Stirrup: Western or E-Z ride endurance style
  • Fender Sytle: Full western, med western, skinny endurance
  • Rigging: Drop ring or flat plate
  • Hardware: Plain Stainless Steel or "Horseshoe Brand" Stainless
  • Border Stamp: Your choice of border
  • Cantle: Pencil roll standard, Cheyenne roll optional

Price $1,015.00 + Shipping

 

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Renegade Endurance PDF Print E-mail

Renegade Endurance Saddle

Renegade Endurance Saddle

Standard Features: (Click Image To Enlarge)

  • Tree: ” Steele “  Equi-Fit Western or Slim pommel  (Slim Pommel Hornless Only)
  • Color: Chestnut , Dark Brown & Black
  • Seat Sizes: 16” & 17”
  • Cantle: Pencil Roll
  • Rigging: 7/8 drop Ring Or Adjustable
  • Hardware: Horse Shoe Brand  Stainless
  • Stirrups: Endurance Style Leather Covered or Western Leather Covered
  • Stirrup Adjustment Straps are Nylon Reinforced with Leather / Single pin Buckle
  • Rear Ties
  • Breast collar & Crupper Ring
  • 24Lbs. with stirrups ( Slim Pommel)

Price: $1,035 +Shipping

 

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Cascade Wade PDF Print E-mail

Cascade Wade  Trail Saddle

Cascade Wade  Trail Saddle

Standard Features: (Click Image To Enlarge)

  • Tree: “Steele”   Equi-Fit,
  • Color: Chestnut, Dark Brown or Black
  • Seat Sizes: 16” & 17”
  • Cantle: roll
  • Stirrups: Endurance style or Western Leather Covered
  • Fenders: Western
  • Rigging: Traditional 7/8 Western with Rear Cinch Rings
  • Hardware: “Horse Shoe Brand” Stainless,
  • Breast Collar D- Rings & Crupper Ring
  • Horn: Wood Post Style Horn
  • Rear Ties
  • With out a horn “ Special order ” additional  $150.00 allow 10-12 weeks for delivery

Price:  $1,015.00 + Shipping

 

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Vermont Trail PDF Print E-mail

 

Standard Features: (Click Image To Enlarge)

  • Tree: “Steele” Equifit Classic
  • Color: Dark Chestnut, Dark Brown, or Black
  • Seats: 16”or 17” w / 4’ cantle
  • Cheyenne Roll
  • Stirrups: Endurance Style or Western
  • Rigging: 3 point or Traditional Western
  • Hardware: Stainless
  • Breast Strap: D-rings & Crupper D-ring
  • Rear Tie Strings
  • Saddle weight: Approximately 24 lbs.

Price $875.00 + Shipping

 

  
Plantation Trail PDF Print E-mail

Plantation  Trail Saddle

Plantation  Trail Saddle

Standard Features: (Click Image To Enlarge)

  • Tree: “Steele” Equi-Fit
  • Color: Chestnut, Dark Brown or Black
  • Seats: 16”or 17” w/ 4” cantle
  • Cantle: Roll
  • Stirrups: Endurance Style & Western – Leather Covered
  • Rigging: 3 point or Traditional Western
  • Hardware: “Horse Shoe Brand” Stainless
  • Breast Strap: D-rings & Crupper D-ring
  • Rear Tie strings
  • With or Without a horn
  • Saddle Weight: without stirrups Approx 24 lbs.

Price $1,015.00 + Shipping

 

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George Steele the great, great grandfather of Ed Steele, came to this country in 1840. In 1848 after raising enough capitol he moved to Nashville. During the Civil war he built trees for the Confederate Cavalry. At the capture of Nashville his entire operation was confiscated and all his machinery moved north. He was then deported back to England because he was still a British subject having not gaining his American citizenship. After the war he returned to the same property near Nashville 150 yrs later 5 generations later. Ed Steele is still building, manufacturing and Designing trees.

Ed’s father taught him the production side and his Grandfather taught him the design side. Ed has taken all of this knowledge and transformed it in to what we have today. He understands that the horse must be comfortable along with the rider. Ed brings five generations of tree building and design but still he learns everyday. He does not assume to know it all, Ed is constantly striving to improve his product.

Our Steele trees are built out of southern yellow pine encased in fiberglass and resin for strength, durability, and weather resistance. Why would anyone want a saddle that doesn’t carry the Steele name as its foundation?

When choosing the tree for your saddle, we select to fit the needs of the horse and rider. It is important that both the horse and rider are comfortable with the fit. A saddle that fits one horse can very well serve for more than one, if their backs are similar; however, the extremes are incompatible.

Often a mule will have a flatter back than a horse, not in the wither area, usually 3-5 inches behind the withers. This is where the bars of a saddle rest on the animals back. Mule bars are designed to sit down better on the mule's straight back and allows for less rock in the bars to accommodate the mule's needs.

It is very important that you send the photos and order the "Fit to be Seen" forms when fitting your mule.