DruStew and Dani Lowman recap her three wins in a row with 1.9,1.7,1.7 on The Replay at the Nationals Finals Breakaway Roping.

The National Finals of Breakaway Roping is off and running with the first five runs down at the South Point—and Roping.com is bringing you a full breakdown with Taylor Munsell and Hali Williams 🙌

Swinging and not knowing where your calf is makes for a difficult shot. In this video, Hope Thompson analyzes one of Lari Dee Guy's runs where she read a tough calf successfully.

In this video, Sarah Angelone explains how she practices on a 4-year-old she trained who likes to stop too soon. She runs through multiple practice sessions to show how to maintain calmness in the box and keep the horse running free throughout the entire run.

In this practice session, Shad Mayfield is riding one of his good horses, 16-year-old Hot Rod, and Sarah Angelone is riding a 6-year-old horse. Mayfield focuses on keep his horse running through the throw and keeping his left shoulder up. Angelone is focused on keeping her horse free by scoring a...

Watch the top breakaway ropers in the industry go head-to-head in the short round of the Priefert Ranch Open Breakaway in Mt. Pleasant, Texas, in June 2022.

What does throttling across the line mean and how is it an advantage? Lari Dee Guy and Hope Thompson explain throttling across the line to pace the calf.

On Nov. 2 at 1 p.m. CT watch the $100,000 Riata Buckle Breakaway with a $25,000-guaranteed 4-Year-Old Incentive. Then, watch the Riata Buckle ProFuturity, $325,000-guaranteed Open 5-&-Under Futurity.

There are four blades to the swing, just as there are blades on a propeller. The blades are the tip, and the motor in the middle is your arm, doing the same motions quickly, but the blades take longer to come around. You have to have speed and strength in your arm and shoulder, just like a motor,...

Martha Angelone's first swing is one of her keys to wicked fast runs. She breaks down precisely how she brings her first swing up and sets herself up to deliver quickly, then how she launches her last swing to the target for high-percentage catches.

Using your feet and squeezing as you leave the corner keeps you in rhythm with your horse. Lari Dee Guy and Hope Thompson explain how to squeeze coming out of the corner to catch the stride of her horse.