Riding with One Hand
Learn why riding your horse around with one hand will help him become more confident in the barrel racing arena.

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When you run the barrel pattern, rarely do you put two hands on the reins at the same time—especially in the turns. Creating a foundation with your horse by riding him one handed more than two handed, will teach him to not rely on two hands when you go to make a run. 

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