At RANCH 13 we are actively engaged in western disciplines, which are divided into different disciplines, classes - according to the experience of the horse, rider and horse owner - from beginners to professionals. Our events combine sport and a passion for working with horses, cows in an authentic western atmosphere.

We organize events that are sponsored by various international and national organizations such as NRHA, 4NCHA, ERCHA, WRC, AQHA, SAWRR and more. During each race, the canteen - a restaurant right in the riding hall - is open for you to enjoy the day to the fullest - whether as a competitor or spectator.

Reining: A dynamic discipline where the rider performs precise manoeuvres - sliding tracks, spinning, rollbacks and stops to a precise set-up. Handling, rider-horse harmony, and technical execution are judged.
Represented by: NRHA (National Reining Horse Association)

Western Dressage (Ranch Riding, Ranch Trail, Western Horsemanship): Disciplines focusing on the horse's natural movement, willingness to cooperate, and functionality for "ranch work". The rider demonstrates that the horse is well-trained, obedient, and ready to perform outside of the competition environment.
Represents: WRC, See See See, SAWRR, AQHA

Cutting, Cow Horse: "Cutting" in the context of western horsemanship is an equestrian discipline in which the rider and horse must separate one animal from the herd and keep it separated for a short period of time. The rider has a limited amount of time to perform this maneuver.
Represented by: 4NCHA (National Cutting Horse Association) ERCHA

Rapping - Team Roping: Disciplines where riders in a team or individually catch cattle with a lasso - accuracy, speed and teamwork are judged. These disciplines are based on real ranching activities and are some of the most spectator-appealing.
Represented by: various SAWRR roping associations