What riding disciple is a cutback saddle?

A cutback saddle is typically associated with the Western riding discipline.

Here's why:

* Cutback saddles are known for their deep, secure seat and high cantle, offering excellent stability and support for the rider.

* This makes them ideal for Western riding, where riders often need to maneuver their horse through rough terrain, cattle work, or other demanding activities.

* The cutback design refers to the absence of a horn, which is a feature that distinguishes Western saddles from English saddles.

While not exclusively used in Western riding, cutback saddles are most commonly found and preferred in this discipline.