WE PUT ON OUR OWN TEAM ROPING JACKPOT 

Thank you, it was so much fun!

Thank you so much ☺️

Thank you Tony! Thanks for coming along ☺️

Thank you, it was a blast!

Thank you so so much 🥰🥰

Yes! Ha I’ll tell him that 😉😊

Thank you! It makes it so fun ☺️

Oh thank you so much 🥰🥰❤️

Thank you so much!! 😊😊

Yes, so so fun !! and great experiences ☺️

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I am so glad you enjoyed the video ☺️ You are right!

Thank you! It makes things more fair for the young ones and beginners ☺️☺️

Thank you! It was super fun!

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Oh thank you so much! I was hoping for a clean catch but it didn't work out... still had lots of fun ☺️

Welcome to some American fun 🥰🥰

Awesome! Hope you enjoy some American team roping ❤️🥰

Thank you so much Karen! I appreciate all the feedback and support you give me ☺️ Those are great ideas! I will have to make those for sure 🥰 Pole bending is still pretty big in the junior rodeos and high school rodeos but not in college rodeo or the professionals. That is awesome, barrel racing and team roping is my favorite!

Yes! This is in northern AZ ☺️ Thank you, and I am so glad you enjoyed it 🥰

@@cnahorses Do you sell horses or only train for makeover? do you take in privately owned horses to train? I lost my horses 2 yrs ago, had back surgery Hopefully I can get another soon. thank you. Janie in so ca Happy trails

Thank you so much! I am so glad you liked it and that is awesome that you have something similar! We don't have any written rules... we probably should make a real rule sheet at this point ha! But I can give you the general rules and set up... We had about 30 ropers total. My dad makes a spread sheet that I showed in the video and he will randomly put 15 names on the horizontal side and randomly put 15 names on the vertical side. We can't have a true round robin with that many people so at random we cross out half of the teams. That way everyone was going to get 8 partners in the first go round. We do three rounds. Partners are at random and everyone (except for kids or beginners) has to rope each side at least once. So that means everyone has to head and heel at least once in the first go. Everyone get a steer with their 8 partners in the first go and as long as they catch they move to the next go. We do a point system so each side (head and heel) can get up to 4 points as a team. 2 points for slick horse catch but 1 point for half head or neck, 2 points for two heels or 1 point for one leg. If a team misses and doesn't get any points then they are crossed off the spread sheet and do not advance. The header and heeler must both catch for the points to count. After three rounds we see what team has the most points and they win! If there is a tie then we have a three steer rope off with those teams using the point system again. I hope that helps... my dad would say that he is the ultimate judge and may make some on the spot 'arena rules' ha. It is always so much fun. Most the teams are picked at random but my dad may change somethings to make it fair for everyone... and especially the kids. We want this to be a fun family friendly ☺️

@@cnahorses Hey‼️Thanks very much for the detailed response…y’all are doing great with this…truly a pure fun event. Ve con Dios‼️

@@cnahorses we’re all subscribed and looking forward to more of y’all’s videos…more, more‼️

@@joanofarc1338 You are very welcome! I hope it helps, thank you ☺☺