Facing a Head Horse and Footwork Through the Face
Tate Tips Brought to you by Billy Cook Saddles
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Finishing the run strong is crucial in every scenario, whether that is rodeoing, jackpotting or showing one. In this video tip, brought to you by Genuine Billy Cook Saddles, Tate Kirchenschlager shows how he starts his horses facing and shares his tricks to keep the end of the run as simple as possible.
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