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Equine
Exchange - Saskatchewan's on-line equine community
Northern
Horse.com - Links
...everything cowhorse in Saskatchewan & horses
for sale, too. Click the banner above to open.
DownTheFence.com
- info & sales horses for the reined cowhorse enthusiast
Best of Horses.com
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The
Saskatchewan Horse Federation - dedicated to "promoting
equine excellence, and upholding the value of Saskatchewan Horses, in
Sport, Industry and Recreation."
The Saskatchewan
Appaloosa Horse Club - a family oriented club with a strong emphasis
on promoting a vibrant and active youth program.
Saskatchewan
High School Rodeo
Horse
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Saskatchewan
Barrel Racing Association
NorthernLights
Barrel Racing Futurity & Derby - Manitoba
Cowboy
Mounted Shooting: Cowboy Mounted Shooting® is one of the nation’s
fastest growing equestrian sports. Mounted contestants compete in this
fast action timed event using two .45 caliber single action revolvers
each loaded with five rounds of specially prepared blank ammunition.
Courses of fire are set in a variety of patterns. The first half (5
targets) of a course of fire will vary with each go and requires the
horse and rider to stop, turn, change leads and accelerate rapidly.
The second half (5 targets), called the "run down", is a straight
course with targets set at 36 foot intervals.
Typically, a competitor crosses the timing beam at a full gallop and engages
the first pattern of five targets. After a shooter fires the fifth shot,
he or she returns the empty revolver to a holster and proceeds to and turns
around a barrel and then races to the far end of the arena while drawing
a second revolver. At the far end the horse and rider turn another barrel
and then engage the five remaining targets of the run down at full speed.
Scoring is based on elapsed time plus a five second penalty for each target
missed or barrel knocked over. An average course of fire normally takes
a contestant between 15 and 25 seconds to complete.
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