Cole Eiguren has a legacy in front of him of family who tend to win buckles at the Cheyenne Frontier Days. 

All before he backed in the box at The Daddy of ‘Em All, the 25-year-old Fruitland, Idaho man had years of the men in his family winning in Cheyenne, giving him the perfect opportunity to  uphold the tradition between the two events he entered. Between the calf roping and the team roping, Eiugren won just over $11,000, placing in the calf roping and coming out of the Wildcard round to the semifinals in the team roping. 

All of this led to him being named the 2026 Cheyenne Frontier Days All-Around Cowboy, a dream that couldn’t have came true at a better time. 

In this episode, Eiguren breaks down how he and Dylin Ahlstrom came to rope together at Cheyenne, their trip through the wildcard and how it helped him get the buckle that now hangs on his belt. Eiguren also talks about horsepower, how special the win was for he and his young family, and how a not-so-great ending in the team roping led to a victory lap he’ll never forget. 

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