Rather than pulling and kicking to get a horse to stop and roll back through a turn, California cow horse trainer Clayton Edsall utilizes a simple drill that uses the fence to sharpen his horses’ movement.

Two top competitors — one a roper, one a cow horse competitor — have found that their friendship has also improved their horsemanship.

Shawn Williams performs a Christmas poem he wrote called “A Cowpuncher’s Night Before Christmas.”

It’d be much easier to understand what is going on inside of your horse’s joint if you could see…

Sarah Dawson has become the second woman in history to have won the NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity Open Championship.…

Jeff Williams teaches sound horsemanship to the teens helping him start young horses under saddle. Horseman Jeff Williams has…

Nailing your first swing as you leave the corner is paramount in setting up a fast breakaway run. Lari…

Training horses on a remote cattle outfit in Oklahoma, Miles Baker caught the attention of 25-time world champion Trevor…

Place your saddle pad in the right spot on your horse’s back and you’ll get the most out of your pad, your saddle and your horse! Watch as Chris Cox explains proper pad placement.

Understanding and practicing the two points of rate when heading steers helps you, your horse and your heeler make…