Keenan Hayes made a big ride on National Finals bucking horse, Black Kat, of Beutler and Son Rodeo’s that would cinch him the Rodeo Austin win. Hayes now sits No. 2 in the World Standings with $83,203 to his name.
“I knew he was a really, really good horse, sucker’s about old as I am so just don’t mess him up, he’s going to do what he’s supposed to. So it worked out,” Hayes said about his game plan going into the Finals.
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Hayes had a record setting year on his permit in 2022 and he is shaping up to have a phenomenal rookie year as he leads the Resistol Rookie Standings by almost $48,000. With the Rodeo Austin win cinched, Hayes heads into the final Texas Swing rodeo riding a wave of momentum as San Angelo is coming up next.