Western Horsemanship

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National Finals Rodeo barrel racer Molly Powell breaks down the myths surrounding holding the saddle horn, no matter what kind of riding you're doing.

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Soft, feeling hands are a key component of good horsemanship. Learn exercises that will improve your hands and help you become a better rider.

The difference between first and second place in horsemanship classes lies in the details of your horsemanship position. One of those small items that’s easily overlooked when you’re showing is your upper-body position—especially your free arm and hand and both of your shoulders. Keeping these small details top of mind every time you ride means they’ll become second nature in the saddle.

The ability to yield his hindquarters is a safety feature every horse should have.