In Drills Don’t Be Picture Perfect July 16, 2019 No Comments Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pinterest Email Ivy Hurst explains how riding deeper past the barrel creates a better turn than trying to turn the barrel too tight. barrel racing tipsbody position around the barrelcorrect barrel turndon't be picture perfectHorse body positionIvy Hurstposition around the barrelriding around the barrelriding deeper into the turnriding past the barrelSlidertraining barrel horses 0 Trainer Ivy Hurst Email comments or questions to [email protected] Next Post Approaching the Barrels July 16, 2019 Related Posts Carly Taylor Wins National Western Stock Show Rodeo January 27, 2020 Jill Wilson Leads Fort Worth Semifinals Qualifiers Through Round Four January 27, 2020 Emily Miller Clocks Fastest Time at Fort Worth’s Rodeo X January 24, 2020 Consistency Pays January 21, 2020 Four Steps for Beginner Barrel Racers January 21, 2020 Wenda Johnson, Ivy Saebens Win Barrel Racing Pools at WCRA Winter Timed-Event Semifinals January 10, 2020 Write A Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
Wenda Johnson, Ivy Saebens Win Barrel Racing Pools at WCRA Winter Timed-Event Semifinals January 10, 2020
