Trevor Brazile Works on a Head Horse's Facing

Trevor works on a head horse to help him get a little sharper in his facing to complete the run. With ropings like the Ariat World Series of Team Roping jackpots paying as much as they do, a horse with a sharp, smooth face can mean the difference between winning a good check or winning the roping. It was a little windy when the video was shot, but this will really help a head horse if you pay close attention.
It's important to drag something a little lighter, that has some movement, will continue to come on it's own a little and make your horse a little watchy. This drill will also help a horse that has some problems facing when they get into the left fence.
Disclaimer: This drill is a little hard on the horns of the dummy, so you may want to use another object, maybe a lighter barrel, to drag if you don't want to have to replace the horns.

[@jabenross5986]

Your old partner, JP Wickett, used to teach that with a plastic barrel. Thanks for the video. I’m glad you are posting them. Thank you, sir.

[@splendidbehavior]

I like how he put the steer on a short rope it seemed to me the horses energy pickup if needed. Thanks guys awesome video 👍🏻

[@4949ac]

Keep up the good videos!!!! Thank you!!!!!

[@JimTurnerGenuine]

Great job. The horse you can tell is getting it. Keep up the good work!

[@RelentlessNation]

Jim Turner thank you!

[@jenynightmare7072]

Nice work trevor want to try on my younger horses

[@RelentlessNation]

jêñyñíghtmáré 707 shoot us some vids on Facebook. Love to see how it works for you.

[@matthewmcmurray1014]

Lets see some neat drills you do on green calf horses!!!

[@RelentlessNation]

Matthew McMurray you’re going to like what we have coming. 👍🏼

[@kansascowboy5721]

Nice work!!!

[@RelentlessNation]

Kansas Cowboy thank ya, sir!

[@deanwegner9532]

Guys who ever filming needs to work on sound quality all I here is creaking saddle and the wind and very little of Trevor talking

[@RelentlessNation]

Hello Dean, we know the audio needs work. We’re still trying to figure out the best option for how we shoot these since we just capture whatever we happen to be working on. No big production and nothing staged. Appreciate you watching and commenting though! We’ll work on it.

[@deanwegner9532]

@@RelentlessNation thanks for the response I do enjoy the content so you guys keep up the good work

[@biglakecreekproductions8440]

@@RelentlessNation An inexpensive wireless lavalier mic with a windscreen will do wonders.

[@GoForTheBriMan]

@@biglakecreekproductions8440 the new vids have them. 👍🏼