2011 Wrangler NFR Television Schedule
October 28, 2011– Here is the television schedule for the 2011 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo beginning December 1, 2011…..
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Dental Care for Horses
Horses have different types of teeth than people. The horse’s cheek teeth are made for grinding roughage. They are referred to as compound teeth, meaning there are different types of…
Leather Care: Innovative Solutions to Restore, Maintain, and Protect Leather
Leather tack and equipment is an important investment in any equestrian sport – and proper care not only keeps it looking great, but also helps it last longer. Over time,…
Why Do You Rope?
We interviewed Cesar de la Cruz, Cody Doescher, Patrick Smith, and Nick Sartian about when they first knew they were destined to be ropers. Listen to their stories about how…
Learning by Observation with Clay O’Brien Cooper
I’ve learned so much by always watching other guys I look up to and admire. I still learn a lot that way. If you’re looking to learn and gain more…
Michelle Rezzonico: World Series of Team Roping Finale High-Money Earner
Michelle Rezzonico took home some $121,000 alone at the World Series of Team Roping Finale in Las Vegas this past December. Michelle Rezzonico is the first female to win the…
VIDEO: Steer Stopping with Travis Tryan
Steer stopping with no heeler puts less pressure on your team roping horse in the heading box. The horse relaxes more, and you get him standing there calm and leaving…
5 Tips for Better Scoring with Junior Muzio
Scoring properly in team roping is something I teach horses when they’re young, and something I want to stay with them their whole careers. The way a horse scores affects…
How-To: Roping to Win an Average
undefined There are different styles of roping, and you learn which ones work best in different situations from experience. Those of us who’ve been in the industry for years and…
Heeling Tips: 2 Styles of Delivering the Heel Loop
undefined There are two typical ways of describing the delivery of a heeling loop. One is roping or scooping the feet; the other is the trap. The people who teach…