Pegasus Reining Saddle
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OLVENIQ Saddlery — handcrafted in the European Union
Long days, honest cattle work, show-pen precision — the Pegasus was tooled for all three, with a seat you stop thinking about after the first hour.
We work exclusively with full-grain European calfskin and English bridle butts, tanned slowly with oak and mimosa bark. Each hide is rested, stuffed with tallow and waxes, then burnished by hand — a rhythm of work unchanged for a century, and the reason OLVENIQ leather ages into character rather than wear.
Design & Craftsmanship
- V-system billets in English bridle butt for an even, stable girthing line
- Signature old-gold nameplate, individually numbered
- Hand-stitched in our European atelier — eight stitches to the inch in waxed linen thread
- In-skirt rigging in stainless steel keeping the seat close and the cinch stable
- Cheyenne-roll cantle and deep pocketed seat for long, secure hours
- Rough-out fenders pre-turned over a bench bar — no break-in twisting required
Specifications
| Discipline | Western / Reining |
| Tree | Bullhide-covered wood |
| Rigging | In-skirt stainless, 7/8 position |
| Leather | 13/15 oz skirting, hand-tooled |
| Cantle | Cheyenne roll |
| Hardware | Stainless with old-gold conchos |
| Weight | ≈ 12.7 kg |
| Made in | European Union |
| Lead time | 8–10 weeks |
Care
Clean with a glycerine saddle soap as needed and condition sparingly — quality leather prefers little and often. Avoid oils in excess, which soften structure.
Questions, Answered
How do I know my seat size?
Your fitter will confirm it, but as guidance: most riders take 17" or 17.5"; longer thigh or a preference for a roomier seat suggests 18".