Ty Blasingame, the 35-year-old Wyoming header with two Wrangler National Finals Rodeo qualifications under his belt, popped off the tip of his right-hand ring finger in the third round of the third bracket at the 2020 San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo.
Clay Ullery and Jake Edwards won the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo's tournament-style rodeo in the new Dickies Arena.
The story on Kory Koontz's accident.
Sarah Morrissey roped four head of walking fresh calves in 13.08 seconds, worth $6,200 at the Wildfire XXII in Hamilton, Texas.
The Team Roping Journal strives to expand and energize the team roping industry by telling dynamic stories of the people, horses and events that inspire the sport. Whether you’re a header, heeler or loyal fan, The Team Roping Journal will provide you with stories of ropers, team roping producers, rodeos, great horses and horse care to improve your Western sport life. Through engaging team roping content, including instructional videos and photography, we work to provide the necessary news and training for today’s team roper to maximize his or her precious time in and out of the arena.
How Allen and Peggy Bach keep the romance alive through rodeoing.
Professional baseball player Tyson Perez swaps his fastball for swinging a rope in the offseason.
Everybody’s talking about kissing spine, but what should you believe? Here we’ll separate facts from fallacies about this common condition.
Dex Maddock sports his Jordan Valley Big Loop belt buckle.
The NRS Swipe Glove is the latest team roping glove that allows you to use your phone without taking your glove off.
Cody Snow breaks down his and Wesley Thorp's seventh round win and the fastest time at the 2019 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo.
Rube Woolsey is a four-time Wrangler National Finals Rodeo header who now does a little occasional heeling at World Series events. Rube, 50, spends most of his time helping other ropers up their game and hosting happy campers at his family’s Walking N Arena. Rube and his wife, Carrie, make their home at the Walking N in Casa Grande, Arizona, with their sons, Rube Anthony, who’s about to turn 19, and Nolan, 17.
Kollin VonAhn breaks down his roping blueprint.
The top five bits that won world titles from 2000 to 2019.
Jake Barnes shares tips on how you can be the best partner.
Fourth-generation rancher Jesse Jolly likes to keep it cowboy and has three World Champion Ranch Rodeo titles to prove it.
The Western Essentials, LLC, Chute Hand is handing for opening the chute from the heeling box.
2019 World Champion Heeler Wesley Thorp breaks down how he uses patience through the turn when heeling in five steps.
