Ranch Riding Warm Up: Going Down the Scale

It's time for the second part of your ranch riding warm up which involves working on your downward transitions.

Once you’re done moving up the scale, it’s time to start working on your downward transitions and go down the scale. Bud Lyon has one of his non pro riders demonstrate the second part of this warm up.

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It's time for the second part of your ranch riding warm up which involves working on your downward transitions.

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