Tag: Clay O’Brien Cooper

Clay O’Brien Cooper has enjoyed a 30-year career in professional rodeo during which he has earned seven world championship titles and has been a 20-time WNFR qualifier. With more than $2 million dollars in career earnings, Clay remains in the top 10 of the PRCA Career Earnings Leaders.

Clay has won every major event in team roping and is considered by most to be the greatest heeler of all time. Clay was inducted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame in 1997 and is a model and inspiration for thousands of ropers.

World Championships

Team Roping: 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1994

National Finals Rodeo Average Champion

Team Roping: 1985, 1994, 2007, 2012

RAM Circuit Finals Rodeo Champion

Team Roping: 1987, 1989, 1995, 1996

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Clay O'Brien Cooper: Can One Twist Turn It All Around?
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The Score: Season 3, Episode 8 with Clay O'Brien Cooper
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BONUS: Why Trevor Brazile Doesn't Use a Cotton Rope Glove
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Riding the Roping Roller Coaster with Clay O'Brien Cooper
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The Value of Establishing Good Habits with Jake Barnes
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What It Takes to Make It in Team Roping with Clay O'Brien Cooper
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Contrasting Two Types of Heeling Position with Brad Culpepper
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Ringing in the New Year’s Roping Resolutions with Clay O'Brien Cooper
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Cheat Sheet: Round 6
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Jake and Clay Reflect on Making Their First NFR and Why the First Finals is the Toughest One
The Team Roping Journal
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