Glamorous barrel racer uses her bra to lasso escaped horse in New Mexico

That's one way to catch a wild beast! 

A New Mexico barrel racer whose horse escaped used her bra straps as a lasso to catch the nearly 1,000 pound animal when she didn't have her halter to assist. 

The glamorous equestrian, identified as Taylor, posted the video to her TikTok. 

In the video, she is heard panting, as she walks along the side one of her horses that she called the 'ringleader. 

'Only her bare arm is visible, as she keeps a close eye on the two other horses roaming about. 

Gotcha! A New Mexico barrel racer whose horse escaped used her bra straps as a lasso to catch the nearly 1,000 pound animal when she didn't have her halter to assist

To help capture the scene, the tune, 'A Bar Song (Tipsy)' by Nigerian-American artist, Shaboozey played. 

Barrel racing is a rodeo event that involves a horse and its rider attempting to run a cloverleaf pattern around preset barrels in the fastest time. 

Taylor's TikTok video sparked hundreds of views and hilarious commentary.  

Taylor, the glamorous barrel racer, delighted fans on TikTok with her skills 

The glamorous equestrian, identified as Taylor, is s barrel racer and used the straps from her bra around the neck of one of her horses to reign him back in after he escaped 

Taylor competes in horse barrel racing events. In the photo she is showing off an award

Many commended the jockey for her resourcefulness. Others made playful jokes, or shared their own unpredictable animal stories.

 'Ma'am, we're going to need you to share the brand. A bra that can lead a whole HORSE, can surely hold my girls up,' someone wrote.

Another joked: 'I need an animal communicator to ask him about this day.'

While another commented on the 'perfect' song: 'Shania Twain 'Man! I feel like a woman.'

A close-up of Taylor with friends who are all having fun 'horsing- around' 

Taylor even responded to some of her fans. 

'Improvise, adapt and overcome,' someone said, and she replied, 'the motto of marines and cowgirls.'

Another remarked: 'That's a real cowgirl. She said, 'we do what we've gotta do.'