In order to be great, yes. As a simple way to put it, you will usually lean forward and stand slightly in the saddle between barrels, but you must sit deep in the saddle while turning the barrels to drive your horse forward and to help with his balance.
The only way math could be involved in barrel racing is if you look at it using physics.
Barrel racing is a rodeo event that involves you, your horse, and 3 barrels. It is a timed event. There are 3 barrels in the shape of a clover leaf. As you run in you go to the right side and turn the first barrel (but you can also go the other way and start at your left). Then you run to the second barrel and turn that then you are on your way to the 3rd and last barrel. as soon as you are done with that, you race home as fast as you and your horse can and to try and beat the clock. Barrel Racing is a very fun, but competitive sport. Some people think that to be a Barrel Racer you have to have an expensive horse but all you need is being able to enjoy such a fun and addicting sport!
I would say that you would need a bridle that has a crown piece (in front of the ears) A strap behind the ears and a throat latch (under the neck), this would ensure that while turning a barrel that the head stall wouldnn't come flying off. Most nylon bridles are made this way, and some leather ones as well, (although these are generally mush more expensive.)
If you have pain in the selected area, the best way to reduce the pain is to take some painkillers and try not to sit on this area, even though you may be required to sit in certain circumstances.
if the horse does it long enough sooner or later your going to have to stop racing the horse if not riding it. when they go full out and turn so sharp like that its like people athletes have to stop running after awhile because of joint pain horses are the same way. its hard on their legs so at about the age of 15 to 17 you should stop racing them
A bee lands on a flower in order to eat its pollen. This is the way that the bees survive, and feed off certain flowers.
Barrel races usually use the 'Electric eye'. It is placed where the time starts/ends. It's important, because it is the most accurate way to record the times, and it starts/stops as soon as the horse's nose passes the timer. Stopwatches aren't nearly accurate enough-in some barrel races, a hundredth of a second can determine the winner.
Arabian horse racing is played in much the same way as any other form of horse racing.
no way
by telling him to sit
Not working. No way. Nope.
the way they were desinged by the builders