Western riders only use one hand to control the reins. The horses are so highly trained that they respond to the tiniest of cues from their riders. They can spin around their hindquarters as fast as lightning or come to a stop from a gallop by lowering their hindquarters almost to the ground. Quarter horses, paint horses and appaloosas are very popular horses for western riding. 1 x quarter horse stallion, 1 x rider, 1 x black Angus calf, 1 x golden retriever, 1 x saddle and bridle The farmer begins tending to his animals very early in the morning. He has to feed them, muck out their stalls and put down new straw. The Black Angus bulls are allowed out onto the pasture first. Right at the crack of dawn, the cockerel hops up onto the roof of the chicken coop and crows. Two baby rabbits are moving into their new home! In team roping, the cowboys/cowgirls only have three attempts to catch a calf with their lasso.