If a header gets a steer on a short, tight rope that tells me a lot about what’s going to happen. It tells me if I can come in aggressively, or if things are going to hit hard and I need to wait until that steer’s going to come up and out of there. If you watch roping a lot and watch the handles and teams make runs, it’s the smooth transition in the corner and the runs where the timing stays the same that consistency comes from. And that’s all in the setup from the header, basically. - Clay OBrien Cooper, March 2014 Spin To Win Rodeo Magazine Subscribe here: bit.ly/STW_Print
Posted on: Wed, 28 May 2014 19:00:01 +0000
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