Tate Kirchenschlager jumps to number-one spot in the Mountain States circuit; Father-Son team of Wade and Kyon Kreutzer won in Gunnison, Colorado and more.
Paden Bray continues to surge in both the Resistol Rookie and PRCA world standings and more.
J.D. Yates helps contestants by sending five horses to the High School Finals.
Tyler Wade and Billie Jack Saebens broke the arena record at the Rooftop Rodeo; Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira add $10,354 a man to their earnings; Baldwin and Garza win Pikes Peak or Bust and $10K, and more.
Bessette, Bears, Minor and Barnson all move into the number-one position in their circuit standings after the Cowboy Christmas run.
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Clay O'Brien Cooper shares how watching your runs on video help you to see what's actually happening, verses what you feel happened.
Patrick Smith, Lane Ivy, Dakota Kirchenschlager, Ryan Motes, and Clint Summers share what they like about their spurs.
Cooper Cannell talks about his Southern Cross Rodeo Circuit Rookie All-Around buckle.
How Speed Williams is adjusting Dustin Egusquiza's horsemanship, and, in turn, his roping.
Trevor Brazile answers fan's question on how chains, ports and gags each fit into a head horse program.
Take a look at what Coleman Proctor is feeding his equine athletes.
Catching Contests. How Joseph Harrison mastered catching every steer as a helper in horse-show scenarios.
Ropers like the Camarillo's were big names from team roping's very beginning, but two ropers that were overlooked were Don Beasley and Gary Mouw.
The 2018 Farm Bill opened the legal gate on a robust national hemp industry, with CBD products galore for humans and horses alike emerging shortly thereafter. Hemp-derived products may seem like an answer to your rope horse’s joints’ prayers, but questions remain: What are these products? Can we use them? How should we use them? And, do we want to use them?
Trevor Brazile explains how he likes his cinches to fit his horses and why cinch fit is so important in team roping, in the first installment of Relentless Insights, brought to you by Cactus Ropes.
