Watch the 12.5 Resistol Shootout, 12.5 Horse Power Boots Legends Over 40, and the 11.5 Key Card Advantage WSTR Qualifier at the 2025 Cinch USTRC National Finals from the Pavilion on April 22.

Logan Harkey walks through how he sets up his knot ropes for calf roping. Knot ropes are used for tracking, catching and dallying without securely roping the calf or requiring any assistance removing the rope.

Amy Wilson finishes up Day 2 of the USTRC's 36th CINCH National Finals of Team Roping talking with Sterlin English and Hollis Harris, the champions of the Succeed 13.5 Shootout, at the EQN Sports Desk.

Amy Wilson kicks off Day 2 at the USTRC's 36th CINCH National Finals of Team Roping with Blaine Turner and Whitney DeSalvo, the champions of the Cowboy Tack 14.5 Shootout.

Watch the #14.5 Cowboy Tack Shootout and 13.5 Succeed Shootout at the 2025 Cinch USTRC National Finals on April 21, 2025.

Watch the 14.5 Cowboy Tack Shootout, 13.5 Succeed Shootout at the 2025 Cinch USTRC National Finals from the Pavillion on April 21, 2025.

Watch the 14.5 Cowboy Tack Shootout and 13.5 Succeed Shootout at the 2025 Cinch USTRC National Finals from the Watt Arena on April 21, 2025.

Justin Pruitt and Tommy Zuniga, the champions of the Succeed Equine 16.5 Shootout, join Amy Wilson at the EQN Sports Desk as we kick off coverage of the USTRC's 36th CINCH National Finals of Team Roping in Fort Worth, Texas.

Amy Wilson kicks off coverage of the USTRC's 36th CINCH National Finals of Team Roping.

The champions of the YETI Open Shootout, Clay Smith and Junior Nogueira, join Amy Wilson at the EQN Sports Desk as we wrap up our coverage of Day 1 at the USTRC's 36th CINCH National Finals of Team Roping in Fort Worth, Texas.

Watch the #16.5 Succeed Shoutout, #15.5 Lawley's Shootout and the Open Yeti Shootout from the USTR Cinch National Finals of Team Roping.

Watch the #16.5 Succeed Shoutout, #15.5 Lawley's Shootout and the Open Yeti Shootout from the USTR Cinch National Finals of Team Roping.

"Beau" is a cowhorse gelding that doesn't fully understand roping yet. He gets tense when roped on, anticipating big moves and asks. Clayton Edsall uses this session to slow down roping principles, focusing on tracking steers, and while using a knot rope, allows Beau to take the weight of the ste...

This 5-year-old stud has already stacked up $175,000 in earnings and is now gearing up for the World Show with Miles Baker. In this practice session, Miles starts by heeling on him to get a feel, then switches to heading to fine-tune his timing and his position on the cattle.

Miles Baker puts in the prep work with Home Girl before heading to the World Show.  He heels on her to ensure she’s solid down the pen and through the turn. Since she naturally wants to "hunt the ground," Miles takes a few extra swings before making a move.

Logan Harkey has had this gelding in his program for about 10 months, but he hasn’t hauled him to a show just yet. In this session, Logan knot ropes on "Tank," focusing on control, timing and feel.

Clayton Edsall reviews a simple way to bridle a horse with a ported bit, which can be difficult with larger bits used in Western disciplines. This trick means a horse doesn't bump their front teeth on the bit and cause unnecessary irritation. He also reviews how a bit should sit in a horses' mouth.

In this video, Lari Dee Guy, goes through her tack room, pulling out bits with special stories. Her collection includes bits made by Edd Workman, John Israel and Pat Vaughn.

Lari Dee Guy takes us on a tour of the very arena where she honed her roping skills as a youngster. Discover how her thoughtfully designed arenas and pens effortlessly move livestock from traps to various working areas. With strategically placed gates that guide cattle seamlessly into new alleys ...

This 4-year-old stallion comes from a cutting background, so he naturally wants to travel more downhill on the front end. In this video, Logan Harkey walks us through his warm-up routine to help the horse lift his shoulders, stay elevated, and engage his hind end for better balance and movement.

Miles Baker takes us into the tack room to break down his go-to bits and why he chooses each one. He also dives into the different types of reins he pairs with each bit and how those choices affect the way a horse feels and responds to pressure.

Clayton Edsall reviews common horsemanship mistakes, including riders' impatience negatively impacting their relationships with their horses. He emphasizes making horses' time spent with him positive, even with something as small as saddling up.

Clayton Edsall owns enough bridle bits to last several lifetimes and favors each of them for the different feel they give on his horses. Makers including Jim Paul, Eduardo "Juan" Grijalva and Larry Gay are seen in his collection. Edsall talks through the process of finding the right bit for a new...