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Kansas Father And Son Add To Professional Steer Roping Totals At National Finals Event
Kansas Father And Son Add To Professional Steer Roping Totals At National Finals Event
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Cole Patterson, Pratt, dismounts to tie a steer at the National Finals Steer Roping in Mulvane where he was third in the average ending the year fourth in the Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association (PRCA) standings. (PRCA photo)  Final s...
By Frank J. Buchman
Half-halt…what??
Half-halt…what??
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Each level we ride, no matter the discipline, the horse must partake by answering the question of collecting, and each time we collect the horse, we must use half-halts to tell him a change is coming. So what exactly is a half-halt? Basically, it...
By Tanya Buck
Loading Under Fire
Loading Under Fire
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We’ve all had horses that are nervous when asked to load into a trailer. Maybe they are afraid, untrained, or have learned that they simply don’t have to get in if they raise a big enough stink. Which, honestly, is training in reverse and...
By Tanya Buck
Kansans Rank High At National High School Rodeo Finals
Kansans Rank High At National High School Rodeo Finals
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Ty Pope of Garnett shows his bronc riding ability that helped make him runner-up to the all-around cowboy at the recent National High School Rodeo Finals in Guthrie, Oklahoma. (Lone S Photography) Kansas’ high school cowboys and cowgir...
By Frank J. Buchman
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what is a Paso Fino horse?
The Paso Fino is a horse breed that originated in Colombia. They are known for their smooth gaits, which they perform without hind shoes and sometimes without front shoes. They are usually smaller in size than other breeds, typically standing between 14 to 15 hands high and weighing around 900 to 1,200 pounds. Paso Finos come in various colors such as chestnut, black, palomino and dun. They are considered an easy-to-ride breed, making them perfect for beginner riders.