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Team ropers have developed a liking for a very specific body-conformation style of horse for both head and heel horses. Those conformations can come with their own sets of challenges, and vets like Dr. Chris Morrow of Mobile Veterinary Practice in Amarillo, Texas, address those needs every day. Here are five areas of concern that Dr. Morrow sees in rope horses that come through his practice regularly.

Jade Corkill's gray gunner "Champ" makes a comeback.

Try this scoring drill from Roping.com!

Roping.com coach Jake Barnes' advice on the benefits for boosting team morale.

Clay O'Brien Cooper explains how details make a difference in climbing the team roping later to success.

Pro Rodeo header Zane Murphy and fiancée Jordan Crouch craft bright and bold leather products from home and while on the rodeo road.

For lifelong heelers, swapping ends requires developing a feel that doesn’t always come natural at the sport’s elite level.

The rope horse industry isn’t as full of closely related mounts as other disciplines. But some of those horses that are closely related shine so brightly that others are taking notice of the bloodlines that really matter. Here are just a few of the top equine talents you might not have realized are related, and we’ll offer Part Two of this story in our November 2021 issue.

How you use your left hand affects the punch or slide your horse has in his stop, making it harder to easier to dally depending on your technique.

Beyoncé’s campaign for her new apparel line featured Emmy-winning actor Glynn Turman—an accomplished team roper and Western heritage advocate.

Clay O'Brien Cooper personally congratulates the 2021 NFR team roping qualifiers.