Team Penning #7 3rd Go - 2019 USTPA Panhandle Pen & Sort

The US Team Penning Association (USTPA) holds the Panhandle Pen & Sort event in Amarillo, Texas in the ANC Arena at the Tri-State exposition grounds. This was a regional event for the USTPA where teams are able to qualify for the USTPA World Championship held in October. #USTPA #TeamPenning #EquineSports
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[@oldschool9447]

I respect these folks that do this. Not only do the quarter horses have to be super cutting, reining & working cow horses, they have to be fast. The riders have to be good athletes as well to ride the horse, maintain balance and posture & let the animal do the work as trained

[@DustyReinsStories]

Good comments!

[@enzomahalo2433]

I'm new at this. This looks like a lot of fun!

[@tanyacorreia3966]

These ladys got better each round. So fun

[@ukulelebobmemez4897]

My great uncle and ranch hand appear often in this video

[@furyxvanity2946]

People can ride but some of them think the back cinch is there to be a leg trap, its not tighten them up, they are useless if their not setup right,its should be snug when your on the ground and then hanging about 1 or 2 fingers when your on your horse, its very dangerous to have you back cinch too loose, because you horse's legs cam get caught up in their and make them panic. I've had a horse get their leg caught in there, broke my saddle, snapped the whole tree, I got thrown off, he pulled the saddle under his belly and ran like he thought he was gonna die, it is EXTREMELY dangerous, I had a friend end up having spine surgery because he unfortunately didn't fall off like me and got caught with the horse and got dragged.

[@cliffordmattern2454]

SHHHHHH !!!!!

[@cliffordmattern2454]

I will say this much. Just enjoy the video, no horse 101 needed.

[@raccoondingodog6825]

I'm kinda new to this but what's with all the screaming...

[@jaelhoward4621]

Well, some of it is to spook the cows into picking up the pace- like clicking to your horse. The rest of it is telling where the cow is, and which way it's gonna go. Hope that helps!

[@raccoondingodog6825]

@@jaelhoward4621 Thank you, that makes a lot more sense.

[@unrulyjulie4382]

Looks like screaming works!

[@thatoneperson1208]

I've worked with cattle on a horse before and its kind of an instinct for me. You need to flood the cow or older calf by constantly keeping its mind on you and getting away from you. basically scaring it, to make it go the opposite direction you are.

[@lthorsemanship8150]

Just poor stockmen...

[@valterrodrigues1758]

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[@Farrow2332]

barely missed that first run

[@rafaeljunior2377]

Alow Brasil

[@susannaquercioli2617]

Tre aerei di linea Air France

[@WillianRagassi]

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