New Releases
Fresh video content drops every week. If you want to get better, this is where you start. You’ll see instruction and insight from today’s top roping pros and trainers—Trevor Brazile, Patrick Smith, Miles Baker, Ryan Motes, Dakota Kirchenschlager, and more—streaming every single week. This isn’t old highlights or stale tips—new videos hit weekly, giving you real training, gear insights, run breakdowns, and behind-the-scenes footage straight from top trainers and roping events.
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Delivery & Slack Timing
Blane Cox breaks down what a good delivery looks like in tie-down roping and explains when you should grab your slack.
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Practice Session on 4-Year-Olds
Miles Baker schools “Lana”—full sibling to Gunners Night Train and Simba—putting real runs on before a show. Meanwhile, Trevor Brazile’s riding a sharp 4-year-old with show experience already under her belt.
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The Fundamentals of Becoming a Horse Trainer
In this sit-down, Rhen and Kaden Richard talk through what it really takes to make horses—and yourself—better every day.
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Lari Dee Guy, Aspen Miller, Hope Thompson, Josie Conner & Madison Outhier
Watch the top breakaway ropers in the world pair with the top young talents for a full practice session back in 2021.
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Holding Position: Wesley Thorp Tunes a New Heel Horse on the Dummy
Wesley Thorp is back on a new heel horse, working through the early stages of building consistency and control—starting on the dummy. This horse has been passed between riders, recently heeled on left-handed, and shows signs of drifting out of position after the turn. The focus today: drive to th...
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Roping Reminder: How Many Coils?
In this quick tip brought to you by Cactus Ropes, Trevor Brazile breaks down the basics for heelers—why it’s three coils, where to count them and how to hold your rope with just the right amount of tension for better control and quicker snaps.
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Tip Control Drill for Better First Swings
Getting your tip down on that first swing is key to catching consistently. In this session, Blane Cox demonstrates a simple but effective exercise to help you control the end of your rope and get your tip down at the target.
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Where is the Rope Horse Business Heading?
The rope horse industry is exploding, but can it stay growing? What needs to happen to continue to bring in new owners and new money, and keep those in it still engaged?
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Wesley Thorp Trying a New Heel Horse
Wesley Thorp is giving a new heel horse a shot — a 12-year-old gelding with solid breeding, a gentle mind, and a few good years of jackpot wins behind him. It’s day one, and Thorp’s approach is simple: don’t assume anything, and let the horse show what he's got.
This session is all about evaluat...
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How to Adjust Your Loop for Smaller Horns
When you're roping smaller-type horns, your approach has to change. In this quick tip, learn how aiming deeper—just under the eyes—and throwing a more balanced loop can make all the difference. Whether you’re going for the neck or adjusting to horn size, this insight can help you stay more consis...
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Rope Setup & Swing Mechanics for Tie-Down
Blane Cox breaks down the ideal loop, coil, and spoke size for tie-down roping. He also demonstrates proper body position and how to work on your swing while roping the dummy.
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How to Get Into Team Roping in 2025
Rhen and Kaden Richard have been in roping their whole lives, but they provide suggestions as to the best way to get into team roping in 2025—plus they go into who helped them out along the way, including the King of the Cowboys.
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Wesley Thorp: Keeping a Finished Heel Horse Sharp and Tuned
In this video, Three-time World Champion Heeler Wesley Thorp works a seasoned 9-year-old gelding that’s seen plenty of runs—from amateur rodeos to World Series jackpots. This horse is solid, but after a few days off, it’s time to knock the rust off and get him sharp before the next jackpot.
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Wesley Thorp: Tuning Up a Heel Horse After Time Off
Three-time World Champion Heeler Wesley Thorp shares a detailed, no-frills session bringing a 10-year-old mare back into form after time off. This video shows how he builds a horse’s confidence, balance, and timing from the back end—focusing on collection through the corner, holding position, and...
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"What Lay of Rope Do Trevor Brazile & Miles Baker Like to Use?"
Miles Baker discusses the exact lay of rope he and Trevor Brazile prefer—and why it matters.
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Rookie Year Memories
Rhen and Kaden Richard were both Resistol Rookies of the Year. How did that early success affect their outlook on their rodeo careers?
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Blane Cox's Bit Collection
Blane Cox walks us through the bits he uses in his daily program—explaining the purpose behind each one and how they help him get the best feel and response from his horses.
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Mo'Betta Calf Roping 2006
Mobetta has become Apache Oklahoma's calf roping event of the year. This roping has fast, exciting and amazing runs from some of the biggest names in calf roping. After 3 full rounds the top ropers advance to the short go. Don't forget the match roping between Ryan Jarrett and Hunter Herrin! With...
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2017 Spicer Gripp Memorial | Team Roping
Since 1994, the Spicer Gripp Memorial Weekend has attracted the best teams and ropers from all over the world! Over 40 of the most prestigious teams in roping today compete in a 5-round endurance roping which is progressive after 1 and brings back 12 to the high-octane short round! With great fri...
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2017 Spicer Gripp Memorial | Tie-Down Roping
Since 1994, the Spicer Gripp Memorial Weekend has attracted the best teams and ropers from all over the world! Over 40 of the elite ropers in the world battle in a 3-round roping and ends with a high-powered 12-man short round! This years video also includes the pro roping match. With great frien...
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How Much of Your Practice is Based on Your Weakness?
In this video brought to you by Cactus Ropes, Trevor Brazile shares the importance of building a horse’s confidence by focusing on consistency—not criticism.
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Tuning Up “Leon” for the Cinch Timed Event Championship
In this session, Blane Cox preps “Leon” for Clayton Haass to ride at the Cinch Timed Event Championship. He puts the gelding through fast-paced runs, focusing on timing, control, and keeping him sharp before heading to the Lazy E.
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Growing Up A&C Racing and Roping
What was it like growing up in the Richard household? And how did Rhen and Kaden turn into champions when they grew up?
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Taylor Munsell's Bit Collection for Finished Rodeo Horse "Colonel"
Colonel, registered as Hotrod Song, is a strong horse "with a lot of feel," which has led Taylor to swap around his headgear. She'll ride him with or without a tie down, and change what bits she rides him in from the practice pen to the rodeo. One of her favorite rodeo bits for Colonel is a Tom P...