Videos tagged with "cattle"

Team Roping Heading Tip "keeping you horse free into your throw" [02:25]
Pace Freed team roping heading tip here I give example of how to keep your horse moving to help be sharp on all types of cattle.

Lil Red Day 2 Barrels [05:45]
Red's third day in the arena and second day on barrels. Just raw video of him getting to know the pattern. His leads aren't perfect yet and he's a little anxious to do things 'his way' but he is very willing and capable. We had walked and trotted through the pattern a few times the week before. I mostly worked on keeping his inside hip position correct and we over exagerated our pockets as he is still learning and tends to be more of a free running horse. Great horse way ahead of the game. Works and tracks cattle, getting gates, rides down the road, started on barrels. Winner on the track. $25000. No trades. 405.226.1507 Disclaimer: I do not own the music in this video. Entertainment purposes only.

western vs. english [01:28]
please dont fight but subscribe i ride english and western mostly western but i love both no hate! i do not own photos!!!!
Tags: equestrian, western, english, englishvs.western, westernvs.english, Equestrianism (Sport), Sport (Industry), Industry (Literature Subject), horse, horses, show, jumping, cross, country, barrel, racing, dressage, cattle, cutting, roping, Riding, Pony, Hunt

Rodeo Terminology in the Navajo Language [04:26]
Rodeo, or known as Ahóóhai in the Navajo language, is a very popular sport on the Navajo reservation. Since many Navajos have cattle, it's not suprising that Navajos undertaken this competitive sports event. This video basically covers the names of the events in Navajo, both timed and rough stock events. This video also covers the names of key individuals involved in a rodeo, for example: Akałii: Cowboy: Dóola Bił Naalgeedígíí: Bull Rider Hastiin Łá̜ At'ínígíí: Rodeo Clown Bił Nída'algeedgo Nídayiiláhígíí: Pick-Up Man The term "rodeo" in Navajo comes from the word "Naa'ahóóhai," which means "chicken" in Navajo. Rodeos on the reservation initiated around a "chicken-pull." Over time, this word got shortened to "ahóóhai," and rather than being named after chicken pulls it became the term for "rodeos" as rodeos got popular on the reservation. Also, some people will use the term "Naa'ahóóhai" or "Ahóóhai" for agricultural shows; tribal, county, or state fairs. The names of the rodeo events in Navajo: Łí̜í̜' T'áá Dilkoohgo Naalgeedígíí: Bare Back The breakdown: Łí̜í̜': horse T'áá Dilkoohgo: in a smooth manner (ie without a saddle) Naalgeedígíí: the one that is bucking Łí̜í̜' Bik'ídahaznilgo Naalgeedígíí: Saddle Bronc The breakdown: Łí̜í̜': horse Bik'ídahaznilgo: things are set on it (ie it is saddled) Naalgeedígíí: the one that is bucking Béégashii Ałts'á̜á̜' Wódleehígíí: Team Roping The breakdown: Béégashii: cow Ałts'á̜á̜': on each side Wódleehígíí: the one where it is roped ...
Tags: Navajo, People, Word, of, the, Day, Native, American, Indian, rez, reservation, pronounce, pronunciation, Navaho, dineh, diné, dine, Language, saad, voice, tongue, lingustic, study, Dinék'ehjí, words, talk, talking, translation, translating, rodeo clow

NCHA Cutting with Pistol Elvis [03:34]
Minnesota Cutting Horse Association competition. May 20, 2012. First time cutting after 6 months of barrel racing.
Tags: MCHA, NCHA, barrel, racing, horse, Horses, cutting, cattle, sorting, cows, rodeo