Hello horse world from the AI sphere, well not yet. Jody and Brian are still in human form and bringing a jam-packed analysis to The Buckeye Reining in Ohio.

Join the guys as they key in on some of the hidden aspects of the battle that judges face during a competition and the evolution of the sport and competition depth as a whole. How hard is it to separate horses? What’s it like dealing with so many different classes at once?

As our co-host Jody says, “"You know, Brian, it's not like the old days anymore. Back then, separating horses based on their skills and performance was a breeze. But now ... now it's an entirely different ballgame."

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The Show Rundown

• Is there a difference between East and West Coast styles of reining?

  
  



• We’ll take you through our Score Statistical Analytics that showcase the date behind the competition. What were the odds that you would make a payout at each level? Were there more or less officials crossing zero at the maneuver for The Buckeye? Take a look at this episode to find out!

  
  



• How does the judge's perspective affect judging difficulty? Is it more accurate?

  
  



• ADDED BONUS: We’ll take a look at a few of the riders and breakdown their runs, including slow motion of the fine details that are so hard to catch the first time around. Things that make you say … Whoa! Yes! Or maybe even Oops!

  
  

Keep Your Questions Coming

Soon the guys will be shooting a special episode to address all of the amazing questions we’ve received since the show started … don’t worry, we keep a list. In honor of you and your viewership, stay tuned for a full rundown through your submitted questions. And don’t forget, keep ‘em coming. We’ll be doing several of these throughout our series.

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