The first two rounds of the Indian National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas at the South Point have brought incredible action as cowboys and cowgirls compete for the 2024 World Champion titles. Roughly 500 cowboys and cowgirls will represent their heritage and compete in Vegas this week.
In 2024, the INFR tour paid out nearly $2.3 million. Contestants can either qualify based on their position in the standings or by winning an automatic qualifier. Year-end winners earned a $1,000 bonus at the finals. The finals kicked off on October 22 and will wrap up with a Championship round on October 26.
Year-end winner, Steven Dewolfe tied for the win with Shane O'Connell in round one.
Brent Belkham earned his position at the INFR through an automatic qualifier and took the win in the round one. Rooster Yazzie earned the year-end title.
It was a tough round in the breakaway roping, with Janae Todacheenie taking the win. Kadin Jodie won the year-end honors.
Jackson Ford, Cash Wilson, and Kash Deal split the win in the round. Creighton Curley won the year-end title.
Multiple time NFR qualifier, Blair Burk, earned the win in the round. Dontre' Goff took the win in the year-end.
Blaine Redhorse and Chance Hunter won the round and ended the year ranked third and second in the standings, respectively. Kesley Phillips and Myles John earned the year-end honors.
Junior barrel racer competing with the open cowgirls, young Quinley Inman and her sure-footed mount took the win in a tough round of barrel racing. Tara Seaton won the year-end honors.
Preston Louis earned the win in the round. Year-end honors went to high school senior and multi-sport standout Tahj Wells.
NFR qualifiers, Jayco Roper and Jacob Lees went 1-2 in the round.
Ty Day Chief finished the year-end second place in the standings and claimed the round 2 win.
Kelci Bends took the win with a smoking 1.96 second run in a tough round.
Round one co-winners, Jackson Ford and Cash Wilson went 1-2 in the round.
Brock Belkham earned the win in the tie down roping in round two.
Blaine Redhorse and Chance Hunter earned their second round win of the finals, taking the top spot in the average
2023 INFR Junior and Ladies Barrel Racing World Champion, Graysen O'Connor took the round two win.
Jacauy Hale and Vinell Mariano split the round win in the bull riding with an 81.
The third round of the INFR is split into two performances, based on the average times and scores of the first two rounds.
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