These young barrel horse trainers are proving they’ve got what it takes to train and compete alongside the industry’s top veterans.
Using poles, Brady Weaver teaches barrel prospect footwork finesse before he ever asks the horse to turn a barrel.
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A thinking mind, balanced movement and willingness to learn are three winning traits Kassie Mowry prefers in her futurity prospects.
In any sport, nerves can get the best of athletes. When it comes to barrel racing, nerves can affect both the rider and the horse.
