Logan Wolfe demonstrates essential drills to help you gain complete control of your horse—from head to hips—while maintaining full collection. Perfect for ranch sorters, these exercises can be done at home without cattle, helping you and your horse stay sharp and connected in the saddle.

This drill is also called the rollback drill. This drill helps keep your horse's shoulder up and help your horse make big moves in the ranch sorting gate.

Also known as the “V” Drill with cattle, this exercise is all about building confidence. Logan focuses on clear, intentional communication with his horse to help them stay calm this high-pressure spot in the sorting pen.

Logan Wolfe demonstrates how to work the gate during a ranch sorting and explains why it is the hardest part of a ranch sorting event.

Speed control is essential in the ranch sorting pen—and this drill makes it simple. Logan Wolfe walks you through an easy, effective exercise you can practice at home to help you gain control of your horse’s speed.

Logan Wolfe walks through another scenario with challenging cattle in the pen. His key advice? Don’t hesitate. In ranch sorting, hesitation leads to mistakes—staying decisive and reading the herd quickly is what keeps runs smooth.

Kody Ward introduces “Old Yeller,” a promising young horse in training for ranch sorting. In this session, Ward walks through the equipment he chooses for this horse and explains why each piece is important for building responsiveness and control. He then demonstrates key dry work drills, focusin...

Jordon and Justin set students up at their clinic on their first drill that involves teaching a basic barrel turn in the most correct manner. They discuss various points about collection, feet placement and break down how they want horses to feel the complete way through the turn.

Sit down to learn about our ranch riding masterclass and what you'll learn with multiple world trainer Bud Lyon.

In this warm-up we show you a few different drills you can do before working cattle to ensure your horse is tuned up and ready to work cattle.