Cliff built this saddle over 20 years ago and when it came back to him when the rider retired, he chuckled to himself, saying “gosh, that is a weird looking saddle”. This rider brought Cliff a Charro Saddle (Mexican style) tree and wanted it built to be as light weight as possible, without sacrificing durability or the ability to work, and be comfortable for miles and miles of ride time. This rider was a VERY serious endurance rider and needed a very specific saddle. This is that saddle! It’s a bit of a cross between a Santa Fe and Charro style, but made as light as possible. Built on a 15? Tree, but with the padding, this saddle fits and measures true to 14.5? . On Full QH Bars, measuring 7? With great flare, shorter bar length at the front of tree and moderate rock. This would be a great option for a wide build Morgan, Arab, or QH with a rocked top line. The seat is really cool on this one, as it’s a slick seat but the leather is lined with felted wool to offer padding without bulk. Angled front rigged, plenty of rings and strings for packs, and offers some nice concho accents. We love the look that the exposed tree offers, making this saddle very unique. To help keep the weight down, this saddle has a single skirt, narrower/thinner stirrup leathers to also reduce bulk, and slightly lighter weight leather. But is still the leather quality and durability you’d expect from Wickett & Craig. This saddle is older and has seen a TON of ride time (even finishing Tevis Cup 100 mile race) but has been incredibly well cared for. Leather is butter soft, oiled and cleaned often, and stored well. Does have some darkening in a few spots, mainly the rear skirts form packs. This is definitely a saddle that will stand out without being’too’ much. It is getting far harder to find used Langerud Saddles on the market, especially at this price. This one is ready to work, trail ride, or even to complete another Tevis 100. Tree/Gullet: Full QH Bars, 7? Horn: 3? X 5? Thigh Space: 10.5?