For the first time, the Indian National Finals Rodeo will be televised, with RIDE TV carrying the Championship Round live from South Point Arena in Las Vegas on October 26.
Win three consecutive WCRA Majors, win $1 million The World Champions Rodeo Alliance announced the most athlete-friendly incentive in the history of rodeo—the WCRA Triple Crown of Rodeo.…
By Jolee Lautaret-Jordan The 109th Pendleton Round-Up kicked off September 9, with team roping and barrel racing slack. Nearly 60 barrel racers competed on opening day, taking their…
The World Champions Rodeo Alliance announced August 19 that the No. 1 athlete on the WCRA Leaderboard in each discipline from each segment will automatically advance to WCRA one-day $1 Million Major Rodeos.
Shali Lord officially named co-champion of the Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo with Nellie Miller.
Nellie Miller of Cottonwood, California, became the first barrel racer since Kristie Peterson in 1998 to successfully defend her CFD championship. The 2017 world champion, who is currently ranked second in the 2019 standings, won $20,697 dollars in Frontier Park, making her the highest money winner of the rodeo.
Shali Lord and Freckles Ta Fame win performance eight at Cheyenne Frontier Days, as the field is now set for the final round July 28.
The Cowboy Channel broadcasts the 123rd Cheyenne Frontier Days live from Cheyenne, Wyoming, from July 19-29. With the inaugural year of broadcast from The Cowboy Channel, this year…
Hailey Kinsel was the only defending champion to claim another gold medal and set two records—an arena record and the only contestant to win three Gold medals from the Days of ’47 Cowboy Games & Rodeo.
Cheyenne Wimberley wins performance No. 7 and runs the fastest time of this year’s Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo thus far.