Working Cattle Demonstration
New to the sport of cutting? Watch legendary horseman Winston Hansma demonstrate working a cow.

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In this video, Winston talks us through working a cow on his cutting horse and shows us how he uses his legs, feet, and reins to help his horse stay with the cow. An important part of cutting involves having a horse that’s relaxed, comfortable, and confident working a cow, so the more you can practice working a cow and building your horse’s confidence, the better.

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