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| Horse show classes explained |
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| We'll start you out right so that you won't feel like you're from another world when you walk on to those showgrounds! |
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| If you would like a certian class explained that we do not have listed our would like to request a class for an upcoming listing, feel free to give us an e mail at; lvlranch@mail.com **Steer Stopping** Usual Routine- Rider chases 1 steer, ropes its horns, and stops the steer. Ideal Preformance- Easily ropes steer - Pulls slack so steer faces horse. Horse- Horse must quickly position rider for an easy catch and positions steer for heeling. Rider- Needs to be able to catch and dallie ** Western Horse at Halter ** In this class, the emphasis is placed on the horse's conformation, or body structure, and way of going. Faults such as crooked legs, Roman noses, short necks, goose rumps and such are all taken into consideration when the horse is being judged. In western horse at halter, the horse is judged on its ability to preform western events such as western pleasure, roping, reining, cutting and such by means of its conformation. In this day and age, horses with massive muscle structure are still in high demand for this class, but a well put together animal with the mass in the right places will put you over the top anytime. *special thanks and credit to: Cheery Hill, Competing in western events, Charlene Strickland |
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