Roping Practice Session with Jake and Clay
Jake Barnes and Clay O'Brien Cooper's New Roping Series
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19m
Jake Barnes is riding a 12-year-old mare he’s been working with for about eight months. Early on, she was quick to charge on slow cattle, had trouble with scoring, and was lacking when it came to facing. Now, Jake has her dialed in to perform as a solid head horse. In this video, he shares the process and techniques he used to get her to this point.
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Heel Loop Angles
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