Roping
Handling a Rope
Learn how to properly handle a rope for ranch versatility events with help from Cody Crow.
Roping Box Work: Scoring Consistently
Learn why scoring consistently is important in team roping.
Working With an Antsy Horse in the Roping Box
Brad Barkemeyer shares his technique for quieting a horse that gets antsy in the box.
Roping Box Work: Stand in Different Spots
Brad Barkemeyer talks about the importance of teaching your horse to stand in different spots within the box.
Roping Box Work: Opening Chute
Brad Barkemeyer shares a drill he uses to help desensitize his roping horses to the sound of the chute.
Roping Box Work
Brad Barkemeyer breaks down how to get your horse to leave the roping box on the correct lead.
Roping Box Work
Brad Barkemeyer breaks down how he introduces box work to new horses.
What to Know Before You Bring Cattle to Your Horse Barn
Compete in cattle events? Having cows at home makes practice easier. Here’s what to know before you bring cattle to your horse barn.
Roping Tips for Success from Walt Woodard
Nobody knows roping better than World Champion team roper Walt Woodard. He’s qualified for the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas a whopping 20 times. Aspiring champions often ask him what “magical” equipment he uses, but Woodard says it’s about the process, not the equipment. We chatted with Woodard on his five tips for success.
E4: The Ride - John Hoyt
Episode four of The Ride brings you a profile on Bad-Boy John Hoyt.
Scoring & Box Work for Rope Horses
Learn how to get a good start in the roping box.
How to Calm Nervous Rope Horse
Have a horse that is anxious in the roping box? Use these exercises to calm your nervous rope horse.
Close Up: Bad-Boy John Hoyt
The stories about this horseman are legion. Here’s his true tale, first published in the December 1997 issue of Horse&Rider. (The NRHA Hall of Fame member died December 20, 2016.)