Jack Horsey, the Cinch Hook developer, is a life long horseman from Australia. Before moving to the United States ten years ago, he was an avid campdrafting competitor.  Since moving, Jack has become active in a variety of western performance disciplines and competes regularly, along with his family.  This has allowed Jack to design a product suitable for use in every demanding western performance sport.

Jack designed and developed the Cinch Hook after years of hearing the desires of fellow competitors to have a quicker, and easier way to saddle horses. After seeing countless horses go down during competition and riders being unable to quickly remove their saddles, Jack saw a need for a quick release safety feature. This is incorporated into the Cinch Hook design.

Jack and wife, Mindy, have three children. Tony, who recently finished serving in the U.S. Navy, and currently resides in Jacksonville, Fla. with his wife and daughter. Jeremy, an Oklahoma Eight-Man Allstar Running Back,  is currently surving in the U.S. Navy, and Grayham, who is a third grader at Dibble Elementary and an active up and coming cutter.

The Horsey Family own Rising Sun Quarter Horses.

Jack lives, works, and participates solely in the horse industry.  He designs products of the finest quality, and with the highest safety standard for horsemen of every caliber.