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Rosie Cowley suggests videoing your runs so you can easily identify your strengths and areas for improvement.
exhibitors the rare opportunity to compete in the complete six-class, double-judged AQHA and all-breed VRH format on July 18-19 and Aug. 22-23, 2026 in Temecula. West Coast Ranch Horse has the oppor-
tunity to interface continuously with the very best Ranch Horse trainers, clinicians and judges in the world. World Champions Laurel Walker Denton, Gary Roberts, Michael Damianos, Debbie Cooper and Roy Rich are just a few of the industry standouts that you will see and have the opportunity to get feedback and learn from at WCRH shows and events. We consulted with a few of our go-to professional horseman to compile a list of tips for competitors as we enter the 2022 show season. Michael Damianos offers some incredibly
important fundamental advice for ranch horse competitors: “Understand that this class is steeped in tradition. Cowboys are not arbitrary. They wear what they wear for a reason depending on the region they work in. Every ranch maneuver or task in a class is for a reason. Nothing in this division is gratuitous or capricious. The modern horse show rider needs an understanding of ranch work and atire.” If you remind yourself of the origins and practicality of the ranch classes, it will make the rules and best prac-
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