Teaching the Rein-Work Turn Tracer Gilson breaks down one of the most important maneuvers in reined cow horse training the rein work turn. Using small circles, he shows how to build forward motion, balance, and correct steps, while also explaining the key differences between the rein work and herd work turns. This video is packed with insights, from fixing common mistakes to using counter bends and flexion to keep your horse correct and responsive. 👉 Sign up today to watch the full lesson now a

Boyd Rice goes to the lead with a 225 in the Steer Stopping of the Worlds Greatest Horseman. Great live action click here to watch https://chclivescoring.com/live.phtml?cid=8817 Rice Performance Horses | Reined Cow Horse Training

Last years National Reined Cow Horse Association Worlds Greatest Horseman Shane Steffen and Gunna Be A Smartie just scored a massive 227 down the fence! Stay tuned to see who the top 15 out of 67 horseman and horses will make it back to the final this Saturday night. Click here to watch the next 5 sets: https://chclivescoring.com/live.phtml?cid=8819 Steffen Performance Horses | Reined Cow Horse Training

Ever wonder why some horses kick out on their lead changes? Jake Gorrell breaks it down and shares simple exercises to help your horse stop kicking out and nail clean, confident lead changes. You’ll learn: What causes the kicking behavior Key exercises to prevent it How to build control and softness Why understanding the why matters more than just forcing the fix Tap to watch the full video — and start seeing smoother lead changes in your training! Start your 7-day free trial today: https://rcht

Shawn Hays leads the way in the National Reined Cow Horse Association Worlds Greatest Horseman preliminaries after three events with a 655.5! Shawn scored a 222.5 in the steer stopping, tune in now to watch the next 50 competitors: https://www.chclivescoring.com/live.phtml?cid=21992 Shawn Hays | Reined Cow Horse Training

Russell Dilday breaks down one of the most common mistakes riders make when trying to stop a cow in the boxing—and why the correct position is probably not where you think it is. In this preview, Russell shows how to get properly positioned on the cow before heading down the fence, and how slowing things down actually makes your horse more efficient and the cow easier to control. A simple, eye-opening exercise that builds understanding, confidence, and correct timing in the boxing. | Reined Cow