Once your horse can do the small and medium circles, it's time to test out your loping abilities and do the largecircle drill.

In the second part of this drill Brad speeds things up in the mediumsized drill and shows you what you can do once you've progressed from the small circle to the medium circle.

Brad Barkemeyer has a threecircle drill he uses to help work his horse. In the first part, he works on the smallest circle, where he does things at the walk and back to get his body soft and responding to his cues.

Monique Potts shares what she looks for in a horse when she's shopping for a horse for one of her customers.

Teach your horse to be soft and supple with Ken McNabb. Improve your horsemanship with Ken McNabb's triangle exercise.

Ken McNabb explains his pre-ride tips for starting your ride off right. Improve your horsemanship by keeping your horse comfortable.

Ken McNabb explains how a snaffle works.

Western horseman Ken McNabb instructs on how to safely tie your horse. Improve your horsemanship by understanding horse and tack safety.

Ken McNabb offers tips on keeping horsemanship and Western riding fun. Have fun with your horse by improving your horsemanship and understanding your horse's mouth.

Sit quiet in the saddle to improve your horsemanship. Ken McNabb offers advice on how to relax in the Western saddle to keep a quiet seat while riding.

Keep your horse happy and healthy by understanding what Western tack to use when riding.

Create an ideal Western head and neck carriage with Ken McNabb's advice. Advance your horsemanship using Western riding tips from Ken McNabb.

Improve your horsemanship by riding your horse instead of being a passenger. Be in control of your horse with these exercises from Ken McNabb.

Brad takes a three-year-old horse down the fence for the first time. He walks us through his run and explains every step and move he makes. Brad works two different cows and goes over his process for both of them.

Brad Lund coaches Dakota through a steer stopping run. He explains the technique Dakota is using and then the two discuss being able to adjust your routine based on the horse you have and the steer you get.

Dakota Kirchenschlager steer stops on a reining horse. Brad Lund coaches him through it and the two disect the run. Brad talks about how Dakota's horse struggles to match the speed of the steer and gives tips to prevent this on the next run.

Brad demonstrates steer stoping and then explains why timing is such an important part of the event.

Brad Lund works a horse in the box that is anticipating letting the cow out. He walks us through his training process and how he get's him to focus while waiting for the cow to leave.

In this part of the series, Brad walks us through his bit collection and explains why he uses each one.

Brad coaches professional roper Dakota Kirchenschlager as he works a cow down the fence and changes leads throughout the run.

In this video, Brad coaches Dakota through schooling a horse that anticipates lead changes.

Brad and Dakota talk about the challenges of training a horse to do all three of the reined cow horse events.

Brad works on lead changes with one of his green horses. He goes over everything needed to set the horse up for a flying lead change and talks us through his training process.