NCHA Competition History — NCHA $30,000 AMT stamp visible on fenders. This saddle has genuine cutting horse competition provenance from Gainesville, Texas.
| Maker | Teddy Johnson Cutting Horses |
| Location | Gainesville, Texas |
| Style | Cutting Saddle |
| Seat Size | 16" |
| Seat | Dark Brown Smooth Leather |
| Tooling | Full Floral — Deep Relief Carving |
| Silver | Sterling Silver Conchos |
| Underside | Woolskin Lined |
| Provenance | NCHA $30,000 AMT Competition Stamp |
| Condition | Pre-Owned — Good |
David Solum Certified — Tree integrity verified, leather condition documented, rigging inspected. Full condition report available on request.
This Teddy Johnson Cutter carries the brand stamp of Teddy Johnson Cutting Horses, Gainesville, Texas — a name with deep roots in the Texas cutting horse community. The saddle features deep-relief full floral tooling throughout, a dark brown smooth leather seat, sterling silver conchos, and a woolskin underside for horse comfort.
Notably, the fenders carry an NCHA $30,000 AMT (Average Money Total) stamp — a designation that indicates this saddle has documented competition history at the National Cutting Horse Association level. For the cutting horse enthusiast, that provenance adds meaningful context to an already solid piece of craftsmanship.
The deep cantle and high swells are characteristic of the cutting saddle design — built to hold the rider secure during a horse's independent cow work. At $1,195 this is an exceptional value for a competition-pedigreed cutting saddle with this level of tooling and provenance. Certified by David Solum.
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