Hope Thompson competes on one of the greatest breakaway horses of all time—Gangster, owned by Lari Dee Guy. She and Guy brought Gangster, who's developed a reputation of reading her throw, to trouble-shoot away from home. In this video, Guy and Thompson break down Thompson's horsemanship, having ...

Hope Thompson and Lari Dee Guy have a secret trick to keep their focus in the box. If you don't watch this video, you'd never know it.

JJ Hampton has figured out how to bring her rope up and leave with her horse. In this video, she and Lari Dee Guy explain how she makes it work.

JJ Hampton is one of the ultimate best at keeping her horses free. In this video, she and Lari Dee Guy explain exactly how JJ keeps her horses working.

JJ Hampton has breakaway's ultimate unique style. In this video, Hampton and Guy break down a run that exemplifies what sets JJ apart.

Holding the horn leaving the box in breakaway roping is a great way to stay with your horse leaving the box. JJ Hampton is one of the best at it.

ProRodeoing full-time means breakaway ropers don't practice as much as they used to while on the road. Erin Johnson explains what she is working on now that she's home from the rodeo road.

Hauling from rodeo to rodeo can be strenuous on a horse. Linsay Sumpter and Erin Johnson explain the importance of keeping your horse fit while on the road.

Linsay Sumpter is an all-around hand and trains multi-event horses. Sumpter breaks down the benefits of having a multi-event horse and the downfalls ropers can face from it.

Everyone loves watching a breakaway horse slide to a stop. Erin Johnson and Linsay Sumpter explain how Sumpter sets up her horse to encourage them to finish their stop.

Erin Johnson and Linsay Sumpter explain what roping in the V is and how to keep your horse straight behind the calf when doing so.

Roping in the V can be dangerous. Erin Johnson and Linsay Sumpter talk about why roping in the V is dangerous and what you can do to prevent it.

Erin Johnson explains roping fundamentally correct for your horse helps create good habits for you and your horse.

Erin Johnson and Linsay Sumpter discuss making a plan at the rodeo, beginning with the start of your run.

Reading cattle comes with experience. Erin Johnson explains how to read cattle when you don't know exactly what the calf you draw at the jackpot or rodeo might be like.

Linsay Sumpter breaks down cattle's flight zones to know where on the calf you should be to get the most out of a breakaway run.

Linsay Sumpter talks about how ropers can free up a horse that wants to be tight when roping and how to ask for a smooth finish in a run.

Linsay Sumpter has taken a barrel horse and transitioned him into a breakaway roping horse. Sumpter shares the steps she took to transition the horse to give him the best opportunity in the breakaway roping.

Calves can have a mind of their own, especially when a rope goes around their neck. Linsay Sumpter explains what to do if a calf slows down after you have caught around its neck.

Not all horses are the same. Bethanie Shofner explains the different horses she's ridden and how she works on riding them to the best of her ability.

This is workout one for breakaway ropers to maximize their ability. Here, Linsay Sumpter demonstrates workouts that give you a push sequence.

This is workout one for breakaway ropers to maximize their ability. Here, Linsay Sumpter demonstrates workouts that give you a pulling sequence.

This is workout one for breakaway ropers to maximize their ability. Here, Linsay Sumpter demonstrates workouts that cover all areas of your body.