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Toole Hangs onto No. 1 During December Shakeup of the Cinch Ladies Standings
Georgia’s Sarah Toole still leads, but USTRC Cinch Ladies Standings spots 2, 3 and 4 are occupied by newcomers heading into 2021.
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Harris and Torske make moves on November 2020 Cinch Ladies Standings
Colorado’s Connie Harris moves into the top 5 and New Mexico’s Kelly Torske debuts in the top 10, while Georgia’s Sarah Toole holds onto the No. 1 spot.
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JoJo LeMond’s First Round at the US Finals XXXI
JoJo Lemond breaks down his first round of the Open Roping at April 2020's USTRC National Finals XXXI presented by Cinch in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Sarah Toole Takes Early Lead in Cinch Ladies Standings
Sarah Toole, 15, of Rydal, Georgia, earns money on both ends at the 2020 Alabama Championships.
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USTRC National Finals XXXI Full Results
Full list of champions from the USTRC National Finals XXXI, presented by Cinch.
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Winning the USTRC Cowboy Capital Classic Open with Tyler Wade
Tyler Wade and Paden Bray win the USTRC Cowboy Capital Classic Open produced by X-Treme Team Roping in Stephenville, Texas, with a time of 30.78 seconds on five head, worth $12,000 for the team.
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Total Feeds Joins USTRC & Ariat World Series of Team Roping Sponsorship Roster
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Charles Pogue’s 1990 USTRC’s National Finals Open Championship Buckle
Charles Pogue reflects on his 1990 USTRC National Finals Open Championship belt buckle.
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Are You Ready? Cinch USTRC National Finals XXXI in Fort Worth
Welcome to Cowtown, home of cowboy culture aplenty and, now, the 2020 Cinch USTRC National Finals XXXI with its reintroduction of the USTRC Open Roping and a brand-new Rope Horse Sale.
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Rising Up: 2019 Cinch All Girl High Money Champion Kelsey Barry
While the standings throughout the 2019 season suggested an easy victory, in actuality, Kelsey Barry—the 2019 Cinch All Girl High Money Champion—faced unforeseen challenges and rose above them.