Western-Saddle-Guide.com Provides Saddle Know-How to New Riders

Novice Riders turn to the Web for comprehensive and in-depth information on western saddles.

Dillon, MT (PRWEB) November 1, 2006 -- Western-Saddle-Guide.com, a comprehensive online resource for western saddles, is providing new western riders with answers to all of their saddle questions. With sections on saddle fit, saddle types, saddle parts, saddle accessories, saddle care, used saddles, and helpful "how to" tips, the Guide is a one-of-a-kind resource.

Novice western riders will find the information they need to make an informed saddle buying decision:
- Descriptions of more than 23 types of saddles
- In depth information on saddle fit for both the rider and the horse
- A Saddle Buying Guide with tips on do's and don'ts, including the most common buying mistakes
- A list of saddle brands and their price ranges
- Information on over 20 different accessories that can be added to western saddles

Riders will also find extensive information on working with their western saddle:
- In-depth descriptions and photos of the more than 20 different parts of the western saddle
- Helpful How To's, including saddling a horse, determining seat size, and learning how to tie a cinch knot
- Information on caring for saddles, including tips such as how to stop that annoying saddle squeak.

"It's amazing how many new western riders there are today. When you're new to western riding, a western saddle can be pretty confusing. There are so many different types, parts and accessories, and fit issues," said Beth Stefani, Publisher of the Western-Saddle-Guide. "We designed our site with the new western rider especially in mind. We provide very detailed information and helpful tips and how to's. They'll find all the information they need in one place at the Western Saddle Guide.

The Western Saddle Guide is a comprehensive online reference source for western saddles including information on used saddles, saddle types, saddle parts, saddle fit, saddle care, and saddle accessories.

Contact:
Beth Stefani, Publisher
Western Saddle Guide
406.660.1650
http://www.western-saddle-guide.com

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