On this full, unedited ride, Ryann Pedone works her 3-year-old Feel The Sting daughter out of Streakin Queenie just before her debut at the Barrel Futurities of America juvenile race. She explains some of the mare's specific quirks and outlines how she adapts her training approach to fit the need...

From training some of the best futurity horses in the game to qualifying for the National Finals Rodeo in dramatic fashion in 2020, Ryann Pedone is a wealth of knowledge. The Florida native vistis with BarrelRacing.com from her arena in Sunset, Texas, and talks through her story, the rollercoaste...

Monique Potts works with a client who struggles with loading their horse into a trailer and breaks down how they can fix it.

Meet Cookie. She's an appaloosa pony that is registered as a POA but also happens to be Ruby Buckle eligible. Ryann Pedone is partnered with Michelle Darling on Cookie, and the pair has bi she works through a pony training session in this adorable, yet serious video.

Ryann Pedone works through the most common reasons that barrel racers hit barrels during a run. She explains the different ways barrel racers can hit the barrel at various points and talks through ways you can keep horses from leaning, shouldering or cheating a barrel, and how to avoid tipping ba...

Ryann Pedone sets up her poles around all three barrels and explains how this drill can help advanced or green riders with their spacing, footwork and timing around the turns. She brings on her real-life student, Perry, and the women talk through things that can help beginners level up: confidenc...

Ryann Pedone works HP Point of Entry in this video, a brother to her great mare, HP Feel The Fame. She talks through some of the things that a rider can expect when training a stallion, getting familiar with horses with similar bloodlines and what a light training session looks like just before h...

Jordon works with a student whose horse is struggling with dumping in the front end. She decides to step on the horse, and works it on and off the barrels, then gives her diagnosis.

In ranch trail you might come across different sets of lopeover logs that are set at different distances. Cody Crow shows you how you can lengthen and shorten your horse's stride to get over different log obstacles at the lope.

After completing a few drills to prepare a horse for a reining pattern, Keith Ceddia has his non-pro rider run through parts of a reining pattern to see how her horse's body control has improved

Once your horse knows the basics of loping over a log obstacle, you can start asking him to stay round over the logs and driving with his hind end. Cody Crow shows you how he schools this obstacle at home.

A turnaround in ranch riding or ranch trail is going to be different from a reining spin. Cody Crow shows you the difference between a 0 turnaround and a +1 turnaround. Then talks about the different ways you can school your turnaround at home to improve your score in the show pen.

There's a lot you can do with an L obstacle. Cody Crow shows you how you can practice ranch trail at home with the use of just four logs by walking, trotting, backing, and sidepassing it.

Does your horse hate being bridled? Monique Potts shows you how you can help your horse get better at bridling.

Learn how to start and stop a spin, how to add speed to the spin, and learn some of the dos and don'ts to plussing this reining maneuver.

If your horse doesn't get to live in a herd environment, it's important to socialize your horse so he can be near other horses without any problems. Monique Potts talks about how she safely socializes a horse that doesn't live in a herd environment.

Monique Potts goes over her checklist she likes to do on the ground to test a new horse's skills before she gets in the saddle.

As Monique was doing groundwork drills, she noticed her horse reacting to the flies that were landing on her. So she goes over the importance of having spatial awareness when you're standing next to your horse so you don't get kicked or hit when they react to the bugs.

Is your horse dull on the ground at or super feely? Monique Potts works with a super feely horse and talks about the difference between one that is dull on the ground and one that is feely.

Knowing where your horse is placing his feet is key to understanding his movement. Monique Potts shows you a few drills you can do to help you better understand foot placement.

Does your horse dance around when you're holding him for the vet or farrier? Monique Potts shows you how you can practice handling your horse for the vet or farrier.

After practicing making a cut, clinic attendees learn from Cody Crow how to slow things down to work faster, and the importance of good turnback and herd help.

Clinic attendees continue their ranch cutting practice, and learn how to help their horse move off leg pressure. Help your horse soften to the bit to quicken your cutting turns and movements.

Cody Crow discusses how a sticky herd can impact your cutting run, and how to use the clock to your advantage. If you need to run out the clock, take your time, and choose a cow wisely.