1 Hour To SHOWTIME - Behind The Scene At Tulsa Ariat Classic - Real-Time Training

[@chemtoday]

Agree on the leg wrapping comments. This guy has feel, which, he does as good a job ive ever heard in trying to explain. Underrated talent

[@moniquegartland5076]

That was so nice to watch , I loved it ❤

[@treetopper123]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@stephenking7923]

Great video thanks and good luck in the next run Steve in the UK

[@zacharias.horsemanship]

Great video! Fun to watch and educational.

[@davidrauh5646]

After watching your videos I started using polo wraps on my rope horse. Until today I'd never actually seen someone put them on so I just put them on the way it made sense to me. Surprisingly I put them on the same way as you did.

[@horsetrainingpro]

That’s awesome! And that’s rare haha

[@davidrauh5646]

@@horsetrainingpro especially for a dumb team roper. Lol

[@LadyCav04]

Oye! You lost me with the fake tail 🤦‍♀️ Hahaha! Thank you for taking us “backstage!”

[@emilylewis7642]

Yes!! So GOOD and HELPFUL! Some of us don't get to have a trainer or a "horse show mom" to help us manage timing. And even if you can ride a flawless pattern at home, you have to get that to the show pen! It's HARD to figure out timing for your warm up! When to saddle up, when to wait, how to navigate arena traffic, dealing with your own nerves, when to watch other exhibitors and when not to, how to find the sweet spot between too fresh and too tired leading up to your run - so tricky! This video was VERY HELPFUL in shedding some light on these issues! Can you do another one like this and talk more about time management at horse shows - from when your horse eats her breakfast up to when you step into the show ring? All the factors and considerations that influence your strategy at shows? That would be so valuable if you could share some more of your knowledge and experience on that!

[@horsetrainingpro]

Will do Emily, thank you!

[@krystelle.lacroix]

Awsome run!! Congrats 🎉 Thanks for all the amazing content!!

[@marmirano9456]

From Philippines

[@1977Mappy]

Good info, thanks for sharing

[@rickm0208]

At 13:15 it was not crowed. 😜 During one of my warm-ups there had what seemed to be 100 people and riders in that particular arena. 😳

[@elizabethturner7739]

Wrapped left front wrong direction n ot good

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thats debatable I guess.. but thank you for watching

[@charliewhon6548]

Leg wraps should always go medial to lateral, cranial to caudal, only pull across the front of the cannon bone and roll across the tendons.