Video Tips
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Tate Tips
Keep It Cool: It’s Important to Keep Your Horse Relaxed in the Run
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Relentless Insights
A Rattle: When and Why to Ask for a Rattle in the Head Box
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Tate Tips
Hip Control in the Head Box
Miles Baker explains why you don't want a heel horse in the right lead.
Relentless Insights
Heel Horses in the Right Lead: Yes or No, and How to Keep Them in the Left Lead Through the Run
Tate Kirchenschlager Rib Control
Tate Tips
Rib Control: Keeping Your Head Horse’s Ribs Elevated for Body Control in the Box
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Relentless Insights
Building Speed Without Sacrificing Control
Team roper Tate Kirchenschlager sits horseback in a roping box, holding a rope
Tate Tips
Box Basics: Teaching Your Head Horse to Stand Square and Leave Strong
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Relentless Insights
How to Keep a Finished Horse Sharp
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Relentless Insights
What Ropers Get Wrong About Roping Muleys—And How to Fix It
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Headers, Here's What Your Heeler Wants You to Know
The Team Roping Journal
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