This three year old has started to get choppy and sling his butt out when going around the barrel. Emily demonstrate where he's at and what she likes to work on to fix these issues.

Corona Cartel horses tend to be a little hot and fragile minded and this 5 year old mare is no exception. Emily shares how she helps a horse with this mindset to relax.

Ashley works on holding Ice's hind end under him. He occasionally crossfires and loses his hind end.

Bunny wants to elevate around the second barrel, so Emily addresses how she gets stiff part way through her turn.

Emily prepares Maggie, a three year old mare, who is exhibitioning and getting close to clocking. She demonstrates a drill to get her feet moving and prepare to go clock later in the week.

Emily works to advance Barney's barrel pattern by adding speed. Being a horse that tends to be a little fractious, Emily explains different techniques she uses on the pattern to keep Barney confident, focused, in form, and soft while introducing something new.

After practicing rate through a good warmup exercise, Emily continues her ride on Sly by working the pattern. Emily explains the importance of getting a horse deep enough around the barrels in order to keep momentum and make a strong turn while continuing to rate and stay in good form.

Emily uses Sly, a three year old filly by Sly by Design, to demonstrate a warmup exercise that focuses on rate. She explains how this exercise translates over to the barrel pattern and is important for advancing a horse's speed.

Emily continues her ride on Ice by building confidence and schooling the pattern. She explains how, after 60 days of pattern training, the horse knows the pattern and job, yet it is important she stay consistent with her cues and training in order to keep him from being heavy in the front end.

Emily works to progress Ice's consistency and strength around the pattern. Emily's focus for this ride is to work on softness and driving Ice forward into the bridle to engage his hind end and elevate his front end.

Emily talks about the four elements of consistent foot work and body form that she focuses on for a horse with 30 days of barrel pattern training; elevation, engagement, a soft rib, and momentum.

Emily talks through different techniques and warmup exercises she uses to prepare a young, green horse to work the pattern.

Emily demonstrates the technique she uses to go about teaching a horse, who has a tendency to elevate and climb out of the turn, to stay down and reaching forward through the turn.

Emily advances three year old Dreamer's barrel pattern by adding speed. By adding speed, Emily will be able to see and work through any areas that need improvement.

Emily brings back three year old futurity prospect Maggie after some time off. Her goal for this ride is keep Maggie driving forward and moving up and around through her turns.

Prior to working on the barrel pattern, Emily works Barney, a three year old by HP Dash Ta Fiesta, through the basics of softness, body control and shape, and line control. She then takes Barney through the pattern for the second time with a focus on staying correct and shaped around each barrel.

Emily uses Willow, a six year old mare by Fast Prize Jordan, to demonstrate how she goes about working with a horse who has a tendency to be fussy with its head and lean into the first barrel.

Emily talks about how she works with a more high strung off the track horse. She works through the mare's sensitivities by staying soft and consistent and by working through different exercises to keep the horse's mind and feet moving to make her more balanced and broke.

Emily works through the four steps of the roll back on a large young horse. She then explains how size can effect the movement and agility of a horse, so it is important to keep that in mind during training. Emily then goes on to work the barrel pattern and talks about how the size of the turn ne...

Emily takes Bunny through her diamond barrel exercise. Her goal with this drill is to work it all rights and all lefts to really focus on Bunny's form and hitting all four points correctly around the barrel.

Emily uses Ice, a four year old by Epic Leader, to demonstrate the vertical barrel drill. The goal of this drill is to help a horse rate while approaching the barrel, stay engaged throughout the turn, and leave from the barrel straight. Emily explains that this drill is also good for helping a ri...

After a good warmup drill focusing on shoulder elevation and keeping square across the pen, Emily works three year old Dreamer through the barrel pattern and talks about the expectations she has for her young horses at this stage in their training.

Emily uses Fifty Shades of Darker to talk about the importance of a rider's hand and body position and how it can effect the movement of a horse when working the barrels.