Common-sense show prep

Article Abstract:

An expert horse rider shares some of his show-prep principles, which are honed over the last several decades. It is necessary to get the horses worked at least as hard at home as they do at a show, the trip from home to the show should be as comfortable as possible for the horse and it should be made sure that the horse is mentally and physically ready to show before leaving home.

Management dynamics, Personnel administration, Management, Training, Company business management, Show riding, Horse-shows, Horse shows

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Quiet anticipation

Article Abstract:

A top roper presents several strategic moves to establish 'quiet anticipation' in a roping horse waiting in the box for the steer to be released, and to teach him to leave the box only on the command of the rider. The strategy would result in a faster exit from the box, resulting in a quicker throw, and faster time.

Racehorse training

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Got brakes?

Article Abstract:

World champion trainer, Ted Chancey provides an analysis of the technique of roping horses. Step-by-step instructions are provided on how to achieve a great performance from a horse with a bridleless roping demonstration.

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