Latest BW Roper Saddle

[jwwright]

This saddle I built on a BW Roper tree, and is what some of my customers have come to call a ranch versatility saddle. This particular saddle was built for a gal who does it all.......cuts, reins, cowhorse, ropes and competes in ranch horse versatility competitons quite a bit. Constructive critique, as well as the ataboys, is always welcome. JW

[SmokinP]

Form, function and beauty....what more can a girl ask for. Nice work JW.

[ArtS]

That really looks great JW.

Art

[jwwright]

Thank You, Smokin P and Art. JW

[jjcchawks]

Looks good to me JW. Hey how much lace did it take to do those swells?

Justin

[Go2Tex]

Excellent work! Nice, clean lines. Is that a Timberline BW? Which horn is it?

[jwwright]

Justin, Thank You. There is about 5 feet of 1/4" roo lace on each fork cover seam.

GoToTex, Thank You as well. The tree is by Ray Lewis, and the horn is a #7, set fairly straight up, 3 1/4" tall.

JW

[Cowboy Crafts Online]

JW,

Your saddle looks real good. Also your lacing as came along way. Keep up the great work.

Ash

[Go2Tex]

Justin, Thank You. There is about 5 feet of 1/4" roo lace on each fork cover seam.

GoToTex, Thank You as well. The tree is by Ray Lewis, and the horn is a #7, set fairly straight up, 3 1/4" tall.

JW

I figure to use about 5" per hole of lace on a braid like that.

[Dually]

its as light as it looks, it would make a good colt saddle as well. Can I ask how much it weighs? I really like the rigging on this saddle as well. Really nice saddle!