Jake Barnes and Clay O’Brien Cooper are in their 60s, and they’re figuring out the best way to maximize their time in the arena to balance their health, longevity, horses and roping ability. This practice session is a mix of speeds of steers, horned cattle and muleys and great trainer lead steers...

Trap or scoop? Handshake? Thumbs in? How exactly does The Champ view the heel loop delivery? This video breaks down Clay O’Brien Cooper’s theory on delivering the heel loop, with Jake Barnes’ take, too.

What should matter in a vet check, and what shouldn't? Wesley Thorp and Hunter Koch explain how they handle buying horses. 

Look inside the training program at the Relentless Remuda in this practice session with futurity prospects Darkk Side, Gangster, and Lunchbox.

Joseph Harrison walks us through his go-to bit collection for head and heel horses

Sarah Angelone pen ropes on a 3-year-old she is training that is on track for 4-year-old futurities. The filly started out in her training as a reiner before starting in Angelone's problem, so she discusses how she works with her sliding tendancies to create her ideal breakaway stop. She works on...

Watch all the action from the legendary Feist at the 2024 BFI.

What angle should your loop have to give you the most coverage of the feet? Joseph Harrison explains. 

Jake Barnes and Clay O'Brien Cooper won seven gold buckles and were unbeatable—and still are, to this day. What helped these two masters of their craft get to where they are today? And how can YOU apply the same principles to your own time in the arena?

Amy Wilson sits down with Ronnie Bastian and Lyman Tenney, the Riata Mini-Qualifier winners at the 2024 Ariat WSTR's The Daddy.