To become a winning barrel racer, set attainable goals that gradually get bigger as you improve and accomplish your smaller goals.
Congratulations! You just made the first step toward that huge dream of yours to be a barrel racer. I have to warn you though, there will be times when it is tough. Your mental game will be challenged, but trust the process. The finish line will be so special.
The WCRA Women’s Rodeo World Championship crowns five women at the first inaugural event.
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Leslie Kinsel’s ceaseless quest for knowledge and striving for excellence in all facets of life have made an impact far greater than just gold buckles.
Bo Hill trains confident, user-friendly horses through one-handed riding and six steps in the training process.
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Descending from a line of proven producers, Mistys Dash Of Fame has earned her place in the record books as one of barrel racing’s all-time greatest broodmares. In…
Champion trainer and $1 million rider Brandon Cullins rides in the Shallow Creek clover bit to get lateral shoulder control on a horse that naturally rates and drags its hind end.
We’ve all been there—the dreaded barrel bug. Trainer and National Finals Rodeo Qualifier Jordon Briggs shares her tips to help you correct the fundamental issues, which will give you the confidence to go down the alley and come out with no 5-second penalties.
