Western Lesson: Transition into the Lope
Precise cues make walk-to-lope transitions a cinch.
Precise cues make walk-to-lope transitions a cinch.
Position yourself for a perfect sidepass.
Train a solid pattern on your barrel racing horse with tips from a trainer.
In order for your equipment to work properly, it’s good to check in and make sure you’re putting it on correctly.
Trainer Aaron Ralston demonstrates the difference between a turn on the haunches and a reining spin.
Refine your horse’s sidepass and prep for any ranch or trail show.
Speed up your barrel pattern when your horse is ready for the challenge.
It’s a little bit dressage, a little bit western, and a whole lot of fun!
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