Bud Lyon works with a horse who is new to the gate maneuver to complete a right-hand gate.

Their roots are the same, but the spin's execution for reining and ranch riding are different. Bud Lyon explains.

Learn from Bud Lyon what to look for in a ranch riding prospect versus a reining prospect.

Just like people, horses are either right handed or left handed. Bud Lyon works with a horse and shows the difference between his right and left turns and shows you which direction his horse struggles with more.

A belly turn won't get you the points you want. Bud Lyon offers advice for helping your horse plant his pivot foot.

Does your horse drop its shoulder in the spin? Bud Lyon explains how to keep your horse's shoulder up in the reining pattern.

If your horse struggles with spinning, Bud Lyon shows you how he likes to incorporate trotting into his practice to help his horse find his footing.

What does Bud Lyon look for in a performance horse prospect? The answer is more complicated than you might think.

Bud Lyon works a green ranch riding horse and shows you how he likes to work with a green horse on their flying lead change.

Bud Lyon gives his favorite exercises to help a horse from dropping his shoulder in a circle.

Bud Lyon explains and demonstrates fencing on a 3-year-old prospect. He explains how to properly fence a horse, what the benefits are, and why he uses it in his training program.

You must have lateral and forward movement if you want your horse to perform a flying lead change. Bud Lyon schools a green ranch riding horse and works on his horse's green flying lead change.

Do you feel like your horse gets tense when it comes time to run down and stop in a reining pattern? Bud Lyon goes over how he likes to help his horse free up his shoulders so he can stop with ease.

Does your horse get tight when it comes time to stop? Or does he start to stiffen when you cue the stop? Bud Lyon shows you a few drills you can use to fix that problem.

Having a horse bend too much in a spin can cause many issues. Bud works with a horse that likes to have too much bend when he's turning and shows you how he fixes the problem.

Bud Lyon explains how to use the reverse arc in your warm-up at the trot.

Bud Lyon demonstrates how to complete a reverse arc and how it can help your horse.

Bud Lyon tests hip control by using leg pressure. He talks about how to isolate the hip to move the horse's hip and stay soft.

Bud Lyon continues his green horse series by teaching the turnaround to a 2-year-old reining prospect.

Bud Lyon takes us through his checklist for a 3-year-old reining horse prospect.

If your horse likes to lean one way or another when you're practicing your rundowns, Bud Lyon shows you how you can fix it before your next horse show.

Forward motion. Lateral movement. Elevation. These three things are Bud Lyon's key components to a successful flying lead change. In this video, Bud schools a young horse to help him get a successful right-to-left lead change.