Horse&Rider OnDemand, your trusted source for Western horse-training videos, is set to launch a new video training series featuring NCHA Hall of Fame cutting horse trainer Cara Brewer.
Brewer’s career as a professional horse trainer was jump started by winning the NCHA Super Stakes aboard Playin Tag (Playgun x Peppys Rey Jay) in 2004. Since then, Brewer has made her mark on the cutting industry, with lifetime earnings in excess of $1,654,042 and a seat in the NCHA Hall of Fame. Together with her husband, she owns and operates a training facility along with a ranching operation in Jay, Oklahoma. Brewer specializes in training, lessons, and sales for all levels of horses and caters to all types of amateurs and non pros.
“Not only does Cara’s personal show record speak for itself, but her ability to work with non-pro riders and their horses is why we decided she would be the perfect cutting professional to add to our video platform lineup,” shares Horse&Rider OnDemand’s project manager Nichole Chirico. “This video series is going to be a masterclass for riders looking to get into cutting, but is also going to be a great video series for those looking to further their knowledge in reined cow horse or versatility ranch horse classes.”
Anyone getting started in cutting, working with a young cutting horse, or in need of a tune-up can benefit from Brewer’s new training video series on Horse&Rider OnDemand. Over the course of the series, she focuses on the fundamentals of cutting while covering topics like:
- Using Your Horse’s Strengths
- Controlling the Speed of Your Cow
- Introducing a Young Rider to Cutting
- Different Cues for Going Forward and Stopping and more!
Horse&Rider OnDemand now offers even more content to help you reach all your riding and horsemanship goals. For just $14.99 a month, members can look forward to weekly video releases from the industry’s top Western professionals in several disciplines. Subscribe now by visiting ondemand.horseandrider.com.
Any questions about the release or the platform should be directed to Nichole Chirico, nchirico@equinenetwork.com.