Arena Moisture with Brad Barkemeyer
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3m 26s
Brad Barkemeyer discusses optimal arena soil moisture and footing for horses, emphasizing how these factors impact performance. He highlights the importance of soil type and water content for different disciplines, such as cutting and rein work. The video also explores arena dimensions, recommending a large rectangular arena (150' x 300') for cow horse training and showcasing Bella Vista Ranch in Scottsdale, Arizona, as a premier facility. Round pen sizes for working cattle and colt starting are also covered. Brad Barkemeyer emphasizes simulating competition conditions with arena size.
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