Posted in barrel racing on 08. Dec, 2008
We are thinking of creating a discussion forum for barrel racers called The Tack room.
It’s actually a whole lot more than a chat room, it’s a full blown social networking site where you can have your own Barrel Racing Blog, upload videos, music, pictures, and connect with friends and barrel racers all over the world!
What [...]
Posted in barrel racing on 13. Nov, 2007
Hey guys,
I just wanted to let you know I am now a member on http://www.barrelhorses.com
add me!
Here is my profile!:
http://members.barrelhorses.com/barrel-racing.net
Posted in Barrel Racing News on 12. Nov, 2007
Helen Foulke is a 72-year-old, barrel-racing cowgirl. She’s also a grandmother.
At an age when most of her peers are easing into slower pursuits and worrying about brittle bones, Foulke is barrel racing on a fast, bucking paint horse named Sassy who scares the you-know-what out of her. She’s Calamity Jane with a dash of John [...]
Posted in Blog, barrel racing on 12. Nov, 2007
I’ve had Barrel Racing Secrets Revealed for a little over a year or so.
In that time, I have become a much better designer, and I thought
it was about time I spend some time on my own stuff! So here is the
history behind the cover.
I have lots of barrel racing pictures of myself competing, and I [...]
Posted in barrel racing on 18. Oct, 2007
This is probably the most common complaint I hear – “my horse won’t go into the arena when I ask him to – we always have a big, fat fight.”
The problem here generally is that your horse is arena-sour – you’ve practiced so much he hates going into the arena. In other words, you’ve over-practiced [...]
Posted in barrel racing on 09. Oct, 2007
Most barrel racing websites are kinda boring.
Barrel-Racing.net is going to be way different.
If you are a can chaser, and love to barrel race – you’ll love this website.
We are bringing you lots of great barrel racing pictures, great tips on how to win at barrel racing, care for your awesome horse, and connect with other [...]
Posted in barrel racing on 09. Oct, 2007
There are three essential components of a barrel race – the approach, the rate and the turn. It’s a classic “cloverleaf” pattern – how tough can it be to remember? You might be surprised.
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