Head horses need to be introduced to live scores. When the gate bangs, the heeler needs to make some form of forward movement so the head horse sees movement. Trevor Brazile explains what live scoring is and why it's beneficial.

A header breakawaying a steer can be beneficial for both the head horse AND the heel horse. Trevor Brazile explains how breakawaying a steer with a heeler can add intensity to the run.

Trevor Brazile is a stickler for a great face in a head horse. Whether he's ready to rodeo or just getting one prepped for its first futurity, Brazile will stop mid-practice to insure his face is sharp. In this video, he demonstrates how and what he does to get his head horse's facing dialed in.

Not all breakaway runs are created equal. Miles Baker and Trevor Brazile explain the intricacies of how they use a breakaway in their program and why. 

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Trevor Brazile noticed something in Miles Baker's heading swing that needed an adjustment. That change helped Baker win the Prairie Circuit Finals, place at winter rodeos and win at futurities. Here's what they changed and why.

How should your bit and tie-down be adjusted on a young head horse? Miles Baker and Trevor Brazile explain. 

Have you ever wondered what roping looks like through the eyes of the King of the Cowboys? Take a ride with Trevor Brazile through head cam footage in this video. Watch this clip from the Legend film.

Even the best head horses in the game have setbacks in their training. Trevor Brazile addresses how situations he put his young horse in created some problems, and how he's addressing them in the practice pen.

Right-leaded head horses can be flat dangerous. Here's how to fix them.

What is foot speed, and why does it matter? Trevor Brazile and Miles Baker explain why foot speed is so important for a head horse and how they help horses develop and control it. 

Not all breakaway runs are created equal. Miles Baker and Trevor Brazile explain the intricacies of how they use a breakaway in their program and why. PART 1

Using a breakaway rope is a reliable way to keep your head horse running to the cow and staying straight.

Trevor Brazile knows a thing or two about training head horses. In this video, he shares some helpful drills and tips on facing to help give you an edge and grow as a rider as well. Watch this clip from the Legend film.

After putting high-pressure runs in competition on a young head horse, Trevor Brazile and Miles Baker talk through how they calm that horse back down and bring him back to his fundamentals. 

Making a willing young horse solid involves riding your horse under your swing and keeping him moving forward through the corner. Miles Baker talks through building forgiveness into his program to keep his young horses liking their jobs.

Trevor Brazile has two full siblings by Metallic Cat out of his Popular Resort Figure mare, and one—Relentless Big Shot—comes with a ton of rate. In this video, he talks through a practice session on Big Shot and describes how he keeps him running to the steer.