The coronavirus continues to shape the spring season for barrel racers, rodeo competitors and the Western industry as a whole. View cancellations and postponements here.
In alignment with the WCRA, the Old Fort Days Futurity changes the May 16 final-round start time so athletes can also compete in the WCRA Stampede at The E.
Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi wins the San Antonio Stock Show Rodeo with total money of $23,500.
Sunset, Texas, trainer Ryann Pedone and Highpoint Performance Horses’ Feel The Sting sweep Bracket Two of the San Antonio Stock Show Rodeo.
Hailey Kinsel Lockwood and DM Sissy Hayday win their second-consecutive Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo barrel racing championship with the fastest time of the 2020 rodeo.
Tillar Murray, Taylor Langdon, Emily Miller and Hallie Hanssen are headed to the Semifinals from Bracket One of the San Antonio Stock Show Rodeo.
Lisa Lockhart and Rosas Cantina CC had the best trip around three barrels in Semifinal B of the Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo.
The barrel racing in Semifinal A of the Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo offered slim margins, as Ivy Hurst came out on ‘Top’ Of The Roc.
Barrel racers Ivy Hurst and Callahan Crossley Tryan finish first and second in the Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo Wild Card Round to advance to the semifinals.
As final bracket of the Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo wrapped up, Ivy Conrado Saebens emerged as the high-money winner of Bracket Seven barrel racing and advances directly to the semifinals.