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Graham Amos is arguably one of Australia’s finest horseman. He has had a huge influence on the Cutting Horse Industry in both the Australia and the United States: In these first two videos we have released (more to come), Graham demonstrates and discusses the importance of having bend in your horse in the stop to help them prepare for the turn-around! In these two videos you will learn:

* Why cutting is like dancing with a partner
* Why and how he uses his legs in dry work before he works a cow
* The footfall pattern of a horses front feet in the turn
* Why bend is so important through the horses body in the stop
* Why you need to stop the horse with cow side rein a little shorter than herd side

Categories: Training, Training On Cows.

Trainers in this Video

How I Got Started: When I was rodeoing in the late 1960’s I saw Greg Lougher (Legendary Californian Horseman who introduced cutting to Australia) give a cutting demonstra

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