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Starting a Young Horse... When starting young horses, there are a variety of techniques that can be used. Tommy Garland uses the bosal. Join him as he goes through some of his award-winning techniques. Click here!

Beginning the Spin... Horse trainer, Todd Martin, walks us through the beginning stages of preparing your horse for that perfect spin. Click here!

Working the Spin... Todd Martin, shows us that it's not that difficult to work your horse into the sport of Reining. Here he demonstrates the correct way to work your horse into one of those breathtaking spins. Click here!

Meet Feature!... Our Horsecity.com Free Horse for 2006 has been training with Van Hargis. Watch Van put Feature through some of his training exercises. Have you signed up? This great horse could be coming your way after the first of the year! Click here!

Meet Feature Part II!... Our Horsecity.com Free Horse for 2006 has been training with Van Hargis. In this episode Van works with Feature in the Round Pen. Have you signed up? This great horse could be coming your way after the first of the year! Click here to watch it!


Ride and Tie... Some of the fastest racers in the equine world might only have two legs! That is when they participate in the sport of Ride and Tie. Maggie Herlensky talks about the sport that not only challenges the endurance of the horse, but also the endurance of the riders. Click here!


Horse Play... Craig Cameron loves working with his horses and knows that for all their hard work, there needs to be some time to play. Join him as he goes over some of the activities that he does to give both himself and his horses a reward. Click here!


Getting Your Horse to Stand Still... Do you ever have to avoid all the green areas around you when you are simply standing with your horse? Raye Lochart goes through the basic steps and repetition that will teach your horse to stand still no matter where they are. Click here!


Arabians... are one of the oldest known breeds and sometimes training them takes a little extra time. Join Tommy Garland as he discusses his methods of training and how sometimes the little things make all the difference when training Arabians. Click here!


New Career? Playing around with your horse and your riding just might get you an exciting career. Join Meredith Taylor as she talks with all-around entertainer Denny Chapman, of the Kentucky Horse Park, about what it takes to be a trick rider and roper. Click here!


Pole Bending: The Western World is full of speed events and pole bending is just one of them. Join clinician and trainer Doug Leasor as he explains the basics of pole bending and what makes a competitive pole bending horse and rider combination. Click here!


Barrels - Lance Graves: ...is an AQHA World Champion and Congress Champion barrel racer. He is a Barrel Futurities of America Reserve World Champion and NBHA 1D National Winner. Many of the horses he has trained have been seen running WPRA, IFR, NHSRA and NBHA races around the globe. His personal approach to teaching gives each student a unique perspective when learning. World Champion credentials with a passion for teaching makes Lance a professional barrel racer like no other. www.lancegraves.com

1. Get the correct and best position when approaching the first barrel.
2. Teaching your horse to flex and bend.
3. Lance gives some advice on getting a gate sour barrel horse to cooperate.
4. The "rollback" is important to your success in the pattern.
5. Horses that constantly drop shoulders and/or flop their rear ends around will tip barrels and ruin your run.
6. Setting the space around the barrels is mission critical to your success in the barrel arena.
7. Lance shows us how to properly lunge a horse. See why it's important to lunge both the trained horse as well as the horse-in-training.
8. Lance shows the benefits as well as the proper use of the O-ring Bit.


Team Penning - Scott Lumley: ... has become the leading force in Team Penning. Lumley started riding at the young age of 10, ponying race horses on his step-fathers ranch in Oklahoma. Upon moving back to Tennessee Lumley picked up on the fast growing equine sport, Team penning. Now a 14 year veteran and currently the #1 All-Pro Rider in the World and # 6 2003 NRS rider. Lumley has continued to stay in the mainstream of the most exciting equine sport in the nation. www.scottlumley.com

1. Conformation pointers for your successful team penning mount.
2. Beginning Team Penning - Part I
3. Beginning Team Penning - Part 2


Cutting - Leon Harrell: became a full-time cutting horse trainer and contestant in 1968, and since that time has established himself as one of the most successful trainers and winners in the history of the sport. He is an integral part of the National Cutting Horse Association, and has won virtually every top cutting competition there is to win. Today he maintans an impressive training stable on his ranch at KerrVille, TX, and specialized in training young horses. www.cuttingclinics.com

1. Breeding of the successful cutting horse
2. Conformation of the successful cutting horse
3. Finding your new cutting horse
4. Bits - Part I
5. Bits - Part II
6. Bits - Part III
7. The cutting horse saddle
8. The cutting horse reins


Reining - Tod Bergen: There are five NRHA professionals who have reached the celebrated NRHA Million Dollar Rider milestone: Todd Bergen has now joined the small, but very select group. Bergen has no less than three NRHA Futurity reserve championship titles to his credit. In 1997, he was the Co-Reserve Champion on Im So Tari owned by the Lazy E Ranch, Inc. In 1999, Todd guided Vaughn Zimmerman's Roosters Wrangler to the Futurity Reserve Champion position, then, in 2000 he repeated that feat with Ricochet Rooster, also owned by Arcese Enterprises. In 1995, he rode Jon Sather's Lean With Me to the Open Derby win, and then he and Jerry Lees Surprise, owned by Blue Sky Ranch/Doug Holmes, earned the Open Derby championship title in 1996.

  1. Basics of Backing
  2. Bit Basics Part 1
  3. Bit Basics Part 2
  4. Bit Basics Part 3
  5. Pointers on Bit Placement
  6. Using Boots
  7. Buying your Reining prospect
  8. Cinching your saddle correctly
  9. Signs of Colic
10. Focusing pointers
11. Finding the Correct Hand Position
12. Mounting Tips
13. Reining Reins
14. Correct Saddle Placement
15. Correct Saddle Posture
16. Making the Side Pass
17. Splint Boots Explained
18. Using Spurs
19. Correct Stirrup Length
20. Making the Stop
21. Suppling your Horse



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