Cow horse trainer Ron Ralls describes his No. 1 training drill.

Working with foals early in their lives makes halter-breaking a smooth, stress-free process.

Mike Major improves a horse’s movement using his trail course.

Competing in the Extreme Cowboy Association is an opportunity to take your reiner, cutter or rope horse out of its comfort zone and into a challenging, fun trail course.

Cowhorse trainer Tim Unzicker explains why one of his bits is his favorite piece of equipment.

This simple drill teaches your horse to guide without rein or leg aids.

More than simply a matter of dropping the lead rope and expecting a horse to stand still, horsesman Chris Cox says that ground-tying is the culmination of a solid ground-work program that teaches a horse respect.

How to receive high marks from the judge when roping in ranch versatility.

Trainer and coach Brianna Wallis explains two skill-building exercises to do in the pasture.

Reins are one of the strongest lines of communication with a horse and directly affect performance, yet rein-handling mistakes are common. Horseman and clinician Tom Curtin explain how to become a more effective rider by using reins correctly.