Let Ted Build You a Saddle to Fit Your and Your Horse’s Needs
What are you getting from a Ted Estes saddle? Please take time to watch a personal review from Ted of what the main differences in a custom made saddle and a production made saddle are. Why is one better than the other?
Plain Custom Saddle, rough out, smooth out, or half-breed- $4750 (with a Warren Wright tree)
Tooling options include, but are not limited to, full floral, partial floral, basket stamping, geometric , daisy, etc.
Tooling price additions typically are as follows:
¼ basket- add $250
½ basket- add $350
¼ floral- add $350
½ floral- add $500
For full floral, basket, or other options, please call.
ALL ACCESSORIES such as bridles, collars, and bags/pockets are optional and base prices are following:
Plain bridle- $100
Plain collar- $175
Plain pockets (saddle bags)- $225
Tooling prices based on saddle order.
As part of our saddle fitting process, we keep 3-5 horses on site that all have different structure. If you have a particular horse you are trying to fit, please let me know if you would like for me to demonstrate a tree fit on one of my horses.
Shipping is charged based on the location and weight of the final saddle package. I ship UPS, FedEx and USPS. Local pickup is available as well!
Deposit – $2000 is required when you place a saddle order. This will enable me to order the material for your saddle and take your place in line.
Add 2.9% for U.S and Canada, 3.9% for all other countries. These are fees the companies charge me. Your understanding is appreciated!
ATTENTION GEORGIA CUSTOMERS: Georgia customers will be charged an additional 6% sales tax. Your understanding is GREATLY appreciated.
Payment Methods Accepted
Cashier’s Check or Cash in Person – Preferred method – It saves the fees!
Personal Checks – Please understand these must clear before I ship the saddle.
PayPal – Add 2.9% for U.S and Canada, 3.9% for all other countries. These are fees the companies charge me. Your understanding is appreciated!
Cash App – If it works! Not my preferred method. I don’t use it enough and it thinks I’m a scammer. I’m not a fan of it.