When Does Martha Start Going One-Handed?
Coaching Champions: Martha Wright Mentors Jordon Briggs
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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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