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If you want your horse to turn correctly, he has to have his shoulder in the right place. Do you know where that is? And did you know that as the rider, you could be the very reason he isn’t making razor sharp turns? Find out how to make sure your horse has his shoulder in the right place to turn correctly, and what you need to do to help him.

Just Updated! It happens. You drive a cow away from the herd that you just know is going to help you win the cutting. Before you even drop your hand, however, that cow is gone. How did that happen? Better yet, how can you keep it from happening again?

“How Not To Miss Your Cut” offers 30 pages of explicit ideas, accented with diagrams, on keeping that cow in front of you. After studying this booklet, you’ll see the subtle signs that tell you your cow is about to dart and know exactly what to do to keep him from leaving.

Just Updated! Things are never as easy as they look, and that includes separating a cow from the herd and then driving it toward the judge’s stand.  ”How to Cut a Cow,” though, provides you with 30 pages of diagrams and information on achieving your goal, and looking like a pro while doing it.

Want to have a good run? Then your horse has to have a good stop. That’s right; every run is full of stops. He can’t perform that stop alone though.  You must ride him correctly so that he can do his job.
This 30-page spiral booklet, complete with illustrations, provides step-by-step instructions so that not only your horse, but you as well will provide that wining stop.

Just like in people, there are few “Perfect 10s” in horses, so it is possible your horse has some conformational issues. That, though, doesn’t mean he can’t win a cutting. He just needs to learn how to compensate for his not-so-perfect physique and the answers on how you can teach him are right here in this booklet.

Just Updated! The Client Trainer Relationship is a highly informative booklet on what to expect from the trainer you work with – and what he will expect from you. We have trainers who purchase these booklets and give them to their new customer. It helps insure that everyone gets off on the right foot.

“Tips For Becoming a Top Notch Herd Holder” provides step-by-step instruction to make sure you do the job right. Just as important as how to help others, however, is knowing what others should be doing to help you. Most cutters think they know how to hold herd, but a step in the wrong direction can cost you a cutting!

Cutting is kind of like getting dressed in the morning: there are some things you just have to do. This booklet provides the things you have to do to have a winning run.

There is a lot more to turning back than sitting horseback in the arena while your friend cuts. This booklet is filled with diagrams that reveal what happens if your distance isn’t correct, or you move at the wrong time. Definitely worth the read and definitely what your friends want you to know!