BBR World Finals 2022
By Krista Lucas Wynn The last weekend of April was extremely busy for the horse industry, with events all across the country. The National Reining Breeders Classic was held in Katy, Texas, the Midwest Horse […]
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Challenges of Financing Rodeo Life
It is probably highly unlikely it crosses many fans’ minds about how much financial investment it takes to accept the challenge of rodeo life. The massive financial burden does not just involve the timed event […]
What Will the ’22 Rodeo Season Look Like?
By Phillip Kitts Pro rodeo did not have a lot of time to recover from the conclusion of the 2021 season. The National Finals Rodeo ended in the middle of December, and the curtain fell […]
The Right Time
By Krista Lucas Wynn “You can wait until the right time, but I don’t know that there is ever a right time,” Jamie Olsen said. No truer words have been spoken pertaining to being a […]
Pride Runs Deep
By Phillip Kitts While at a recent event, a fun discussion came up that became a rather passionate exchange between a few young rodeo enthusiasts. This sparked some serious thought which led to a little […]
Little Red Flags
By Savannah Magoteaux Timed-event horses, especially those who compete regularly and in different events, are prone to develop problems or issues associated with competition. If caught early, we can prevent small mishaps from developing into […]
Skyrocketing Sales
By Krista Lucas Wynn It is a good time to buy, sell or trade in the horse market. One thing Covid-19 did not seem to affect are horse prices over the past two years. In […]
Gold Buckle Dreams: Not Just for Athletes
By Phillip Kitts Something that may not be completely unique about the sport of rodeo is the dream of success and accomplishment is not restricted to athletes. In almost all career fields there is a […]
The Texas Circuit Finals
By Krista Lucas Wynn Texas kicked off the New Year with a bang at the Texas Circuit Rodeo Finals held annually in Waco from Dec. 30 to Jan. 1. The top 12 contestants in each […]
Little Red Flags: It Doesn’t Have to be at a Competition
By Savannah Magoteaux Timed-event horses, especially those who compete regularly and in different events, are prone to develop problems or issues associated with competition. If caught early, we can prevent small mishaps from developing into […]