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Every week, Ride TV brings you fresh, expert-led video content from the heart of the Western riding world. Whether you're chasing faster runs, sharper herd work, or better show-day prep, our latest releases deliver real-world training, livestreamed competition, and pro insights from the best in the sport.
New videos drop weekly—so you’ll always have something cutting-edge to watch, learn from, and ride better with. From cow work scoring to performance routines, and live coverage of RSNC & Ruby Buckle events, you’ll find training, inspiration, and entertainment, all in one place.
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The Goal Of This Series
Ryan Rushing sits down to explain the purpose of this series and how it can help reiners improve their skills and confidence.
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Mastering Shoulder Control
Ryan Rushing explains how to apply body control from the head to the hind end while riding, and begins demonstrating how to establish shoulder control.
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Riding Fundamentals: Prioritize Fundamentals
Don't let the stress of preparing for a horse show keep you from prioritizing your fundamentals. if you find your horse distracted or struggling, it's time to take him off the flag and focus on the fundamentals.
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Introducing a Cow
How you introduce a cow to your horse can shape their entire future in cow work. Brad Barkemeyer explains how to create a calm, focused first experience that builds confidence and sets the tone for future training.
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Young Horse Evaluation in Cow Work
Brad Barkemeyer shares what he looks for when evaluating a young horse’s cow sense, athleticism, and trainability. Whether you’re assessing a futurity prospect or just starting one on cattle, this video offers the clarity and structure you need to make confident decisions.
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Trying a New Horse on Cattle
First impressions matter—especially when you’re putting a new horse on a cow. Brad Barkemeyer shares his go-to approach for evaluating a horse’s cow sense and trainability. This video gives you the blueprint for setting up new prospects for long-term success.
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Box Drive Score Sheet
Take a close look at the actual score sheet used when judging the box drive. Brad Barkemeyer walks you through each section, helping you understand where points are earned—and where they’re lost. If you’re serious about improving your scores, this video is a powerful tool.
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Choosing Your Hackamore
The right hackamore can make all the difference. In this detailed guide, Brad Barkemeyer walks you through the options and explains how to choose the best hackamore for your horse’s stage of training. From fit to function, you’ll learn how to ride with confidence in your gear.
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Lead Change Fundamentals
Brad Barkemeyer demonstrates lead change fundamentals.
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Box Drive Scoring
Box-drive is a high-intensity test of horsemanship and cow sense. Brad Barkemeyer explains how the scoring system works and what separates a good run from a great one. Learn what the judges are looking for and how to deliver under pressure.
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Manipulating The Horse's Frame
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Manipulating a Horse's Frame Part 2
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Using a Crop Appropriately
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Knowing the Rules
In the arena, what you don’t know can cost you. Brad Barkemeyer explains the rulebook in a way that’s easy to apply, whether you’re stepping into a ranch versatility class, boxing, or reined cow horse event. Know what judges look for—and what to avoid—so you and your horse can compete with clarit...
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The Importance of Changing Equipment (Bits)
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The Importance of Changing Up Your Equipment
Brad Barkemeyer explains why it's important to be able to mix up the type of equipment you ride your horse in.
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When Does Martha Start Going One-Handed?
Martha Wright answers one of the most common questions in barrel racing: “When should you start going one-handed on a young barrel horse?” She explains the key signs your horse is ready—and why timing matters.
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Ranch Trail Warm-Up
Bud Lyons warms up a 3-year-old gelding he's been working with for about five months. In this video, Bud walks us through each step in his warm-up routine, specifically geared toward preparing the young horse for ranch riding. From body control to mindset, Bud focuses on building a confident, res...
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Circles with One Hand: Staying Balanced
Ryan Rushing demonstrates how to work through circles one-handed on a young reining horse.
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The Rundown to the Perfect Stop
Ryan Rushing explains how the rundown is the most important part of the stop. He demonstrates how the horse should feel in this maneuver and how to teach that effectively.
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Polishing Your Rundowns
Ryan Rushing continues to put all the reining maneuvers together and demonstrates how the rundown for the stop should look and feel.
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Schooling Techniques for a Responsive Reining Horse
NRHA Hall of Famer Shawn Flarida shares his approach to schooling a reining horse, focusing on building responsiveness, relaxation, and precision. In this session, Shawn demonstrates key exercises that help improve communication between horse and rider while maintaining a calm and engaged mindset...
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Shawn Flarida on Keeping a Horse Sharp in the Turn
NRHA Hall of Famer Shawn Flarida shares his approach to keeping a horse sharp, honest, and responsive through the turn. In this session, he breaks down how to maintain mental engagement and physical balance without overworking or dulling your horse. Shawn explains the role of timing, feel, and co...
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Core Control, Posture, and Connection with AnnA Buffini
Dressage rider AnnA Buffini dives deep into what it truly means to stay balanced in the saddle, offering practical guidance riders can apply across disciplines. In this session, she explains how core strength, correct posture, and independent seat and hands work together to create harmony between...