Team Roping with Clay and Travis Tryan

Travis and Clay Tryan discuss the importance of a heeler being able to read the header, the corner and what the steer's doing, and be able to hit that position at the right time consistently in order to rope two feet. They also intentionally demonstrate poor heel horse positioning that causes a steer to set up or get heavy, and explain why a roper will not be given a re-run under those circumstances.

[@Mr99939]

if you know a steer is going to run up the rope, how do you ride the corner?

[@kolbyreynolds1840]

Jim Sooter high corner