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| | Barrel Racing for the Fun of ItWritten by Bill Dunigan
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Barrel racing is a wonderful activity for anyone who enjoys being outdoors, excitement, an adrenalin rush, and chance to really communicate with horses. When you travel at top speed your communication skills need to be on time and accurate. This is one sport that seems to hold interest of entire families. Even teenagers stay with it. That could be due to fact that most of time you win cash and not ribbons. If you think that your ready for a little excitement, don't hesitate, give it a try. Don't be put off by idea of competing or even speed. Many of my students don't go out and start competing right away. Some never want to compete. They simply want to enjoy having ability to do it and opportunity to give it a try. Most of all they are thrilled to be able to do something so completely different from anything they have ever done before. Barrel racing provides them that fulfillment and excitement, and I feel certain that it will do same for you if you let it. You have permission to copy and reuse this article provided there are no changes made to article and credit is given to author and link to his website remains in place. Please notify him by email if you are going to use this article. You may contact Bill Dunigan through his website: http://www.BarrelRacingClinic.com

Bill Dunigan has been teaching and competing in excess of 40 years. He has taught and competed in Barrel Racing, Hunter/Jumper, Eventing, Dressage and served as President of a local Dressage Association. During this time, he Fox Hunted four days a week with two different Hunt clubs, one of which he served as Joint Master. Bill qualified six years in a row for the World Championships with the National Barrel Horse Association.
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