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Meet the NFR Athlete is presented by Montana Silversmiths
Meet the NFR Athletes is presented by Montana Silversmiths
Meet the NFR Athletes is presented by Montana Silversmiths
Meet the NFR Athlete is presented by Montana Silversmiths
Meet the NFR Athlete is presented by Montana Silversmiths
Meet the NFR Athletes is presented by Montana Silversmiths
Meet the NFR Athletes is presented by Montana Silversmiths.
Meet the NFR Athletes is presented by Montana Silversmiths
Meet the NFR Athletes is presented by Montana Silversmiths
Meet the NFR Athlete is presented by Montana Silversmith
World Champions Tim O’Connell and Clayton Biglow have showed their talent at The Calgary Stampede as both cowboys have won or split multiple Go-Rounds in Pool A bareback riding.
Clayton Sellars had the highest marked ride of the rodeo on Sunday afternoon at The Calgary Stampede with 88.5 points on Outlaw Buckers’ Afraid to Nod.
Caleb Smidt won Round 2 by 1.5 seconds and his time of 7.1 seconds is the fastest of The Calgary Stampede through two performances.
Dirk Tavenner has the confidence needed to go on at the Calgary Stampede and a round win is just what he needed to get the momentum going.
Dona Kay Rule and Valor put together the fastest run of The Calgary Stampede in Round 2 as the barrel race got faster on Saturday afternoon.
Tim O’Connell was second in Pool A, Round 1 and split the win in Round 2 with R.C. Landingham and Clint Laye to take the lead through two of four qualifying rounds at The Calgary Stampede.
Four cowboys made the whistle on Friday afternoon and Josh Frost was the No. 1 man thanks to an 88 point ride on Wayne Vold’s Big Bird.
Ty Erickson was the top cowboy in the first performance of The Calgary Stampede with a time of 4 seconds flat to win Pool A, Round 1.
Emily Beisel’s horse Chongo is known for loving big, open pens like Calgary and in the pair’s first run at The Stampede since 2019, they won the round.
Clayton Biglow had a great draw on his re-ride by getting Yippee Kibbitz and he took advantage of the opportunity by riding for 90.5 points to win the first bareback riding performance in Pool A.
Sage Kimzey tells us the story of his little boy, Steele, and how it has changed his life.
The World’s Oldest Rodeo in Prescott, Arizona has complete anther year and named it’s new champions. Find out who left with a big win.