Dusty works Red on a cow

Cody works on softening Buzz strategically to keep her from being pulled to parts of the arena where she wants to go.

Transitions are a big part of stock horse pleasure classes and also help in the reining. Robert coaches Rebecca to refine her transitions on Freeda.

Dusty and Garrett put the first ride on Zumba after a long ground work session.

Emily focuses on getting a larger horse to get soft and break loose in the ribcage.

Jim starts with lunging a new colt and evaluating what problems may arise later on down the road.

Dusty graduates Arthur from the 60 days of training as he has started to work cows. He talks about getting to a place where a horse's body is able to be moved individually, move forward freely, open gates and steer. You can watch him in the Cutting Horse series!

Caroline works Josey in her 3 year old year. She is an opinionated mare with a lot of willingness but requires balance to help teach her to balance her body as she learns the pattern.

Caroline goes over 4 fundamentals she needs off pattern to have success with her horses on the pattern.

After a good warmup of working on transitions, Ashley uses Secret, a four year old mare by Streakin Boon Dox, to talk about rate around the barrels.

Dusty gets Sven ready to head to the pasture for a ride outside the arena

Dusty saddles Scarlett

Robert practices lope overs with a green trail horse and takes the opportunity to work on lope departures and lead changes.

After working on body shape and softness, Robert continues to work on advancing a three year old Gunner On Ice mare's lead change. He does this by continuing to work on body control and softness while at the lope.

Dusty gets Boomer ready to ride and then ponies him and Garrett.

Jenna covers some of the most common penalties in ranch riding and how to train to overcome them.

Jim goes over what's important to have on a horse going to a sale and what makes them easy for the new owner to ride.

Caroline works on the pattern with Paige. She emphasizes the importance of starting to change from trainer mode to jockey mode and that your eyes and body position need to lead the horse aroudn teh barrels.

Dusty Whitford rides Arthur in the big pen and is getting him ready to start working cows soon. He needs Arthur to comfortable be able to move from pressure, stop and draw and be soft in the face.

Dusty puts the first ride on Scarlett and also works through her being scared and reactive.