Idaho's Ted Hagler and Arizona's Lorenzo Carbajal won the #9 Ariat World Series of Team Roping Finale after roping four head in 32.78 seconds, worth $350,000. "I wasn’t feeling anything," Carbajal said. "I was just going to go catch another one." Hagler and Carbajal roped the ...read more
Maybe he was just showing off or maybe it was a happy accident, but Paul Eaves pantyhosed the final steer of he and Clay Smith's four-year partnership to win the PRCA Team Roping World Championship, placing third in Round 10 with a 4.4-second run. That last steer moved Smith and ...read more
Utah's Hank Robins and Colton Robins won the #10 YETI World Series of Team Roping Finale after roping four head in 33.07 seconds, banking $376,000, in a roping that offered the largest payout in history: $2,190,000. "It feels like a good time to catch them and be a winner," Hank, ...read more
RS Lilly Starlight—Lilly, as she's known around Dr. Kurt and Merle Fulton Harris' Stonewall, Texas Fulton Quien Sabe Ranch—would sure be proud of her son, Romancing The Chics, if she could see him on CBSSports right now under the cool direction of Pueblo, Colorado's Trey Yates at ...read more
Ty Woods, a 15-year-old from Decatur, Texas, and Michael Calmelat, a 10-year-old from Tucson, Arizona, were the last team paired up from the qualifiers to rope in the Junior NFR Open, presented by Yeti. They'd never run a steer together, and Woods had never met his pint-sized ...read more
Clay Smith and Paul Eaves remain in the driver's seat in the PRCA's world title race, and if the rodeo ended after Round 9 and average money were calculated, they'd be the world champions. With Smith and Eaves' fourth-place, $31,730.77 potential aggregate money calculated into ...read more
The race for the world standings is as tight as ever, with Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira battling it out with Clay Smith and Paul Eaves for the leaders of the pack. Sleepers like average leaders Aaron Tsinigine and Trey Yates and number-three-heeler Joseph Harrison are all ...read more
Clay Smith has spun six out of seven steers heading into Round 8 of the 2018 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, in serious contention for a gold buckle. And he's done it aboard his great, grey, grade gelding, Marty. Smith, his dad, and his brothers ride a lot of horses, including ...read more
Derrick Begay has regretted missing two steers in his entire life: One to win the George Strait with Cory Petska in 2016, and the Round 6 steer at the 2018 Wrangler NFR. So it's no surprise he came with it in Round 7, tying Luke Brown and Jake Long with a 3.9-second run worth ...read more
Paul Eaves is leading the PRCA team roping world standings after six rounds of the 2018 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, sitting second in the average with partner Clay Smith with a 21.90 on five head. So far, Eaves has won $81,782.05 in Vegas, and he's done it aboard a horse ...read more
Round 7 of the team roping will feature the third run on the strongest set of steers. After a disastrous Round 6 in the team roping, everyone is looking for a bit of redemption in Round 7, and lots of teams are out of the average going for first every night. Nine-time NFR header ...read more
Tyler Wade and Cole Davison got their first paycheck of the week in Round 6 of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo with a 3.9-second run, worth $26,230.77 a man—enough to help them breathe a sigh of relief after a week of misses and legs. Their win came in a go-round that saw ...read more
