The EHV-1 outbreak that has struck the western world has the NFR looking a little different, specifically In barrel racing. The first notable horse not
It always feels like Christmas came early whenever the NFR comes back to the Cowboy Channel, as it is truly the Super Bowl of the western industry. It is 10 nights of action, and this year, fans are seeing record-setting payouts which means no world leader is safe.
As we anticipated, it was an interesting first night for the barrel racers of the 2025 National Finals Rodeo (NFR). These teams are so incredible, but we knew we would be seeing a lot of horses run down the alley for the first time, as well as several first-time jockeys.
The PBR Velocity Tour opens its new season in St. Louis this weekend (Dec. 6-7) with a new twist – a youth bull riding showcase during the man vs. beast showdowns.
In the first round of the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, Nevada, the big guys brought the heat. At the end of the day, five-time world champion Tyler Waguespack will start his NFR with a bang after his 4.0-second run landed him at the top of the board and $36,668 richer.
The 2025 National Finals Rodeo is almost here, and in these uncertain times, with the EHV-1 outbreak, there has been a massive focus away from the other half of the equation, the contestants.
When C5 Rodeo Co.’s Ranch Manager and Flankman, Tyson Cardinal, stepped up at the 2025 Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) Awards Banquet to accept Virgil’s Saddle Bronc Horse of the Year title, he kept the focus exactly where it belonged.
The clock to the opener of the National Finals Rodeo is dwindling down at a rapid pace, and with a record-setting payout, no world leader is safe. While some have distanced themselves from the pack more than others, like Rocker Steiner or Riley Webb, there are some with no breathing room.
Gone are the days when rodeo fans had to wait until the wee hours to watch on a generic sports channel, hoping that a game did not run into overtime and cut off the rodeo.
The National Finals Rodeo for this season is finally here, and in less than two weeks the world champions will finally be crowned. While most of the western world is not competing there is a fun way to personally stay involved with fantasy rodeo.
The past few weeks in the world of rodeo has been stressful and that it putting it mildly. A deadly outbreak of EHV-1 and EHM erupted following the WPRA World Finals in Waco, Texas.
Last night rodeo elites, professionals, and greats all gathered to celebrate the 2025 National Finals Qualifiers during the back number ceremony. The NFR Back number ceremony is held every year to honor the contestants that worked hard all year to earn their position in the top fifteen of their designated rodeo events.
The 2025 National Finals Rodeo (NFR) will be kicking off in just a few short days and we wanted to take some time to highlight the season leaders who have worked so hard to earn those No.
It has been another incredible year for the women of professional rodeo. Each season, we are amazed at what these talented cowgirls can accomplish. This year, we saw some interesting outside factors affect the top 15, particularly in the final days of the season and as we headed into the National Finals Rodeo (NFR).
Professional bull rider, Jared Parsonage, made history this year, becoming the first person to ever win the PBR Canada Championship and the Canadian Professional Rodeo Association title in the same season.
As we head into the 2025 National Finals Rodeo (NFR), it is time to take a look at the season leaders. These cowboys broke records and amassed impressive earnings over the year so far.
The National Finals Rodeo kicks off this week and there is a jam packed 10 days ahead. Rodeo fans from all over the world are traveling to Las Vegas, Nevada
The Cooper family has been hit hard with the unexpected loss of Shryl Cooper. Shryl was married to 1981 All-Around World Champion Jimmie Cooper for 47 years.
Today we are taking a look at the ladies who may be contenders for back-to-back gold buckles in 2025. Last year, we witnessed history made for the ladies of the Women's Professional Rodeo Association (WPRA) and it was a truly awe-inspiring year.
With the 2025 National Finals Rodeo (NFR) kicking off in just a few days, we wanted to take a quick look back in time. Where are the 2024 World Champions, and who stands a shot at repeating that effort?
The National Finals Rodeo is the richest and most prestigious rodeo in the world, with the top 15 athletes in each event from around the world competing head to head for a world champion title.
When Rylie Eden walks into an arena, she brings the same confidence she shows on the volleyball court or the basketball court back home in Hillsboro, Texas.
With the 2025 National Finals Rodeo set to begin in just a few days, we wanted to take a look at the 2024 World Champions and where they are now. Who has a chance to repeat their efforts and who ran into issues in 2025?
The National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas is set to kick off on Thursday as the top 15 in the world standings get ready to battle it out for the gold buckle.