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Jr. Ironman rookie James Mann took home the 2025 title for $20,000 after finishing the 12-head battle in 138.4 seconds March 1 inside the famous Lazy E Arena. Mann, a 19-year-old from California, also won the first round, second in Round 2 and third in Round 3 in pursuit of this year's Jr. Ironman title.The Patriot is gracing Fort Worth once again March 9-16. The Ariat WSTR Open to the World will kick off the Patriot Fort Worth as part of the Texas Two Step Super Qualifier on March 6, followed by multiple ropings through March 8. The Patriot team roping gets underway Sunday, March 9, with the #9.5 All Ages Truck Roping. Dustin Egusquiza and Levi Lord took home the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo win, cashing in $23,130 a man. Egusquiza and Lord were nearly flawless, winning all three rounds in their bracket for $7,878 a man and locked in the overall title Feb. 22, with a 4.1 to win the Finals and another $15,252 apiece. This marks Egusquiza's third San Antonio title–he won his first in 2020 with Travis Graves–but Egusquiza and Lord's second together in the last three years.On this episode of The Short Score, we introduce Mann, the Jr. Ironman champion, talk all things Patriot Fort Worth and catch up on Egusquiza and Lord's San Antonio win.___More from The ScoreThe Short Score: What to Know About the 2025 CTECThe Short Score: Royal Crown RecapThe Short Score: Trey Yates Talks 2025 National Western Stock Show and Rodeo WinRound 10, the NFR Aftermath and 2025 with Coleman ProctorNFR 2024 in Review: Listen to the NFR Round Winners on The Short Score5 Conversations from the 2024 NFR You Need to HearThe Short Score: Ace Ashford and Steer 27

Jr. Ironman rookie James Mann took home the 2025 title for $20,000 after finishing the 12-head battle in 138.4 seconds March 1 inside the famous Lazy E Arena. Mann, a 19-year-old from California, also won the first round, second in Round 2 and third in Round 3 in pursuit of this year's Jr. Ironman title.The Patriot is gracing Fort Worth once again March 9-16. The Ariat WSTR Open to the World will kick off the Patriot Fort Worth as part of the Texas Two Step Super Qualifier on March 6, followed by multiple ropings through March 8. The Patriot team roping gets underway Sunday, March 9, with the #9.5 All Ages Truck Roping. Dustin Egusquiza and Levi Lord took home the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo win, cashing in $23,130 a man. Egusquiza and Lord were nearly flawless, winning all three rounds in their bracket for $7,878 a man and locked in the overall title Feb. 22, with a 4.1 to win the Finals and another $15,252 apiece. This marks Egusquiza's third San Antonio title–he won his first in 2020 with Travis Graves–but Egusquiza and Lord's second together in the last three years.On this episode of The Short Score, we introduce Mann, the Jr. Ironman champion, talk all things Patriot Fort Worth and catch up on Egusquiza and Lord's San Antonio win.___More from The ScoreThe Short Score: What to Know About the 2025 CTECThe Short Score: Royal Crown RecapThe Short Score: Trey Yates Talks 2025 National Western Stock Show and Rodeo WinRound 10, the NFR Aftermath and 2025 with Coleman ProctorNFR 2024 in Review: Listen to the NFR Round Winners on The Short Score5 Conversations from the 2024 NFR You Need to HearThe Short Score: Ace Ashford and Steer 27

Keep Your Nose to the Grindstone and Eyes on the Rhinestones... a phrase and platform written by Kaelanne as she was preparing for the 57th Annual Miss Rodeo USA competition... so what does it mean? Exaclty what it says. If you focus on your dreams and keep your nose to the grindstone and eyes on the rhinestones (a.k.a. YOUR DREAM) you can accomplish anything. This struck me as an ah ha moment during the 2024 MRUSA competition and I knew, we had to chat about this! - Jessie Lynn® On January 14, 2024, Kaelanne Quinonez was crowned YOUR Miss Rodeo USA 2024 at the Lazy E Arena during the 54th performance of the International Finals Rodeo. A Sunday she will never forget, Kaelanne is excited and proud to carry the title of Miss Rodeo USA for a year, promoting the IPRA and MRUSA organizations and advocating for rodeo and ag across the country. Kaelanne is no stranger to horses and all things cowgirl, she was born and raised on the Central Coast of California, where she fell in love with horses at the age of 4. Her mom and dad soon found out that this love of horses and all things cowgirl was in fact not a phase and that it was a passion that was as organic and unexpected as the path she would take to Miss Rodeo USA many years later. Kaelanne and her family experienced a lot of firsts together: first horse which turned into horses, first show, first IFR, and first rodeo queen titles. Kaelanne could not be representing the organization and sharing her passion for the west like she is today without the support of her fireteam at home. She left her hometown when she was accepted into Texas A&M as a Master's student, where she spent a year studying ecohydrology and the effects of drought on ranches in west Texas and where she graduated with her M.S. in Business. This proud Aggie wants to use her education and first hand experiences to promote rodeo, agriculture, and western from coast to coast, preserving traditions and promoting the future. During her year as Miss Rodeo USA, Kaelanne plans to do this by traveling to rodeos in the US and Canada, speaking at schools, town halls and conferences, and using social media to promote the sponsors of and the sport of rodeo. ​Rodeo is a team sport: a team between roughstock and rider, sponsor and contestants, the organization and fans. Rodeo queening is a team sport. In fact, all aspects of the western industry require team effort and collaboration. Kaelanne is excited to be a contributing part of this team, of a family that makes America special and unique. She knows, and wants to share the message, that when teams put their nose to the grindstone, everyone benefits and can keep their eyes to their dreams (or rhinestones). - Bio Provided by the Miss Rodeo USA Association

Macy Young dominated the 2024 Bob Feist Invitational Breakaway Roping with an aggregate of 10.63 seconds on 3 head. The Breakdown podcast got to sit down with Macy to discuss some how the BFI magic came to be, plus the breakaway practicing it takes to ace “catch mode” inside the Lazy E Arena. This episode is supported by Fastback Ropes. Check out their lineup of ropes suited for breakaway ropers at https://fastbackropes.com/#Connect with Your Hosts: The Breakaway Roping JournalFollow on Social Media: Facebook | Instagram | TikTokEpisode-Specific LinksLink: Fast Back Ropes

Who wants to rope at the Million Dollar Breakaway by Kimes Ranch? Every breakaway roper around the world… This amazing opportunity for Women and the sport of breakaway roping is HUGE! Not only will there be a huge payout through the qualifying ropings along the way, on top of that, 25 girls will get to compete for the million dollar purse payout in Scottsdale, Arizona over Thanksgiving weekend this year! What an amazing opportunity for every woman around the world who has a dream of being a breakaway roper!“We know there has been a huge push to have the breakaway ropers on the big stage, roping for equal money under the bright lights. I believe that is still the ultimate goal for everyone, but until that happens, we at Kimes Ranch wanted to create an event that would provide the excitement, the recognition, and the purse that these breakaway athletes deserve,” says Amanda Kimes, Vice President of Kimes Ranch.The Kimes Ranch Million $ Breakaway is an open event for all female Breakaway Ropers with no membership required to enter. Kimes Ranch Million $ Breakaway will consist of the top 10 Breakaway Ropers in the World Standings plus 15 Qualifiers to compete at the 10 round finals held November 28th-30th in Scottsdale, AZ.The first qualifying rounds (total of 3) with no limits will be held in conjunction with Oklahoma's Richest October 18th-20th at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, OK. We will advance the top 20 from each go round and the top 20 from the aggregate for a total of 80 ladies advancing to the Semi-Finals in Scottsdale, AZ on November 28th.There will be a last chance qualifier held in Scottsdale, AZ on November 27th with a limit of 250 entries. We will advance the top 10 in each go round and the top 10 in the aggregate for a total of 40 ladies advancing to the Semi-Finals on November 28th. Following the Last Chance Qualifier, there will be a Buy Back Round advancing an additional 5 qualifiers to the Semi-Finals on November 28th.The Kimes Ranch Million $ Breakaway Semi-Finals will consist of 80 qualifiers from the Oklahoma Qualifier, 40 qualifiers from the Last Chance Qualifier, 5 qualifiers from 11th position through 15th in the World Standings, and 5 qualifiers from the Buy Back Round, equaling 130 total Semi-Finalists. From the Semi-Finals, the Top 3 in each of the three Semi-Finals go rounds and the Top 6 from the Semi-Finals aggregate will compete alongside the Top 10 in the World Standings for a total of 25 contestants advancing to the Kimes Ranch Million $ Breakaway.in the LOOP Podcast hosted by Jordan Jo Hollabaugh, is inspired by the western culture and breakaway roping lifestyle. This podcast highlights the raw, real, truth behind the box of the breakaway roping industry. Bringing you behind the scenes stories of what real life looks like everyday from; breakaway ropers, cowgirls, cowboys, producers, leaders, trailblazers, and the like, all sharing stories of the western culture and lifestyle that they live daily. Get in the LOOP Podcast with Jordan Jo Get the Newsletter at | www.inthelooprodeo.com/ Like us on Facebook | www.facebook.com/inthelooppodcast.jordanjo Tag us on Instagram | www.instagram.com/inthelooppodcast.jordanjo Follow us on TikTok | https://www.tiktok.com/@jordanjo.hollabaugh Watch more on our Youtube Channel Watch on Youtube @ JordanJoHollabaugh

Sam and Doug recap Round 2 at the Lazy E Arena. Three of Round 2 Winners: Kody Rinehart - 3 Time World Champion Saddle Bronc Rider; Plymouth Indiana Barrel Racer, Emily Stiles tells us about her horse Sophie; and Kyla Matthews - the 2022 Cowgirl Break Away Roping Champion.We hope that you enjoy.Resources:International Professional Rodeo Associationshttps://www.facebook.com/iprarodeohttps://www.ipra-rodeo.com/International Finals Rodeohttps://www.facebook.com/ifrodeohttps://www.ipra-rodeo.com/ifrIPRA Mediahttps://www.ipra-rodeo.com/media-guideWCRA Rodeohttps://www.facebook.com/WCRARODEOhttps://wcrarodeo.com/WCRA Stampede at the E – Guthrie, Okchrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://wcrarodeo.com/wp-content/uploads/SATETCRRESULTS-2.pdfNew York State Rodeo Museumhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/1159615314694489Beyond the Chutes Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093822821241Beyond the Chutes Webpagehttps://beyondthechutes.show/ParaSight Systemshttps://www.parasightsystem.com/Hash tags:#beyondthechutes #rodeo #cowboy #cowboyboots #cowgirl #cowgirlstyle #westernstyle #westernfashion #horse #horseriding #bullriding #podcast #podcaster #podcastersofinstagram #rodeopodcast #rodeohouston #rodeofashion #prorodeo #sttite #fwst #dance #fwst2023 #fwst2024 #teamroping #rodeohorse #rodeoroad #rodeocharm #rodeoclown #yellowstone #ipra #prca #pbr #pbrbrasil

Dale Yerigan is an 11-time IPRA World Champion Steer Wrestler. In this episode, Dale tells some travelling stories, answers our listener's questions about steer wrestling and talks about his transition to leading the IPRA. He steps us through the IPRA – the history, rodeo innovations, membership information and Rodeo Logistics' purchase of the IPRA in January 2023. He explains the IPRA alliance with the WCRA: the World Champions Rodeo Alliance, its rodeo nomination structure and the Triple Crown of Rodeo that pays $1,000,000 to the winner. He talks about organizing the IFR which will be held at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma in January 2024.We hope that you enjoy.Resources:St Tite Festival websitehttps://www.festivalwestern.com/en/International Professional Rodeo Association - IPRAhttps://www.ipra-rodeo.com/Lazy E Arenahttps://lazye.com/IPRA Championshttps://www.ipra-rodeo.com/past-world-championsInternational Finals Rodeo - IFRhttps://www.ipra-rodeo.com/ifr-scheduleIFYRhttps://ifyr.com/Rodeo Logisticshttps://www.rodeologistics.coRodeo Entryhttps://www.rodeologistics.co/features/entrytool/New York State Rodeo Museumhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/1159615314694489Beyond the Chutes Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093822821241Beyond the Chutes Webpagehttps://beyondthechutes.show/ParaSight Systemshttps://www.parasightsystem.com/#rodeo #cowboy #cowboyboots #cowgirl #cowgirlstyle #westernstyle #westernfashion #horse #horseriding #bullriding #podcast #podcaster #podcastersofinstagram #rodeopodcast #rodeohouston #rodeofashion #prorodeo #rodeohorse #rodeoroad #rodeocharm #rodeoclown #yellowstone #ipra #prca #pbr #pbrbrasil

ER EP 22 - TRENT WART SADDLERY In this episode, we are on location at the Lazy E Arena for the All Star Team Roping and get to sit down with Trent Ward Saddle Co-Owner Milton Aguilera.Trent Ward saddles are made in Kaufman, Texas, and are built to last with a guaranteed lifetime warranty. During the All Star Ropin, Cody purchased a saddle and loved the way it rode and fit his horse! Give them a shout when you are ready to slide into your next custom saddle!Thanks for checkin in, stickin' around, and listening to another Everything Rodeo Podcast! Watch the full episode on YouTube here

Billy Myers is the founder of the Platinum Metal Rope Horse Futurity and Sale. August 31- September 2 will be the very first event with the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma being the host. In this podcast, Billy dives in the idea behind this even, details about the event, breeding/raising horses and building a successful horse program.

Episode 28 was recorded at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, OK at the 2023 Bullnanza event. I consider myself so fortunate to sit down with Ms Elsie Frost! - Most people know her as "Lane's Momma," but she is so much more than that and has become such a special and dear friend of mine and all of our families as we've been working on the documentary. We want to know more about her as an expert quilter and elite Grandma. We'll also be finding out more of how she and Clyde met and her perspective on rodeo. Appreciate ya bein' along for the ride!

South Dakota-native Billy Myers, 36, grew up watching his family's stallion Frenchmans Guy own the breeding game in the barrel racing market, and he saw how a great horse could change the lives of those he touched. With deep roping roots, the Myers family might have been the most excited breeders in the game when rope-horse incentives and futurities took off, giving them a space to promote their stallions—Smooth Guy, Mr Sassy Frenchman, Ima Special Kindaguy, Cowboys Cartel and Lucky Wonder Horse—within the business they truly loved. Billy, who manages the family's breeding operation in the spring, took it a step further and founded the Platinum Medal Futurity with partner Audrey Hart and with the support of Equinety. The event will run over Labor Day Weekend at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma, and its designed to highlight multiple levels of futurity horses while bringing together recreational ropers and the pros to build connections within the horse industry. On this episode of 'The Score', Myers sits down with host Chelsea Shaffer at his family's place in Wittman, Arizona, to talk about how he sees the trajectory of the rope horse market and where the Platinum Medal Futurity fits into that mix. This episode is presented by Cactus Ropes, long-time supporter of the growth the rope horse industry is experiencing today. Cactus Ropes has pioneered the rope-making industry for more than 25 years, creating specialized products for ropers of all kinds. They are proud of their history and are pleased to provide you with the highest quality ropes and service.

South Dakota-native Billy Myers, 36, grew up watching his family's stallion Frenchmans Guy own the breeding game in the barrel racing market, and he saw how a great horse could change the lives of those he touched. With deep roping roots, the Myers family might have been the most excited breeders in the game when rope-horse incentives and futurities took off, giving them a space to promote their stallions—Smooth Guy, Mr Sassy Frenchman, Ima Special Kindaguy, Cowboys Cartel and Lucky Wonder Horse—within the business they truly loved. Billy, who manages the family's breeding operation in the spring, took it a step further and founded the Platinum Medal Futurity with partner Audrey Hart and with the support of Equinety. The event will run over Labor Day Weekend at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma, and its designed to highlight multiple levels of futurity horses while bringing together recreational ropers and the pros to build connections within the horse industry. On this episode of 'The Score', Myers sits down with host Chelsea Shaffer at his family's place in Wittman, Arizona, to talk about how he sees the trajectory of the rope horse market and where the Platinum Medal Futurity fits into that mix. This episode is presented by Cactus Ropes, long-time supporter of the growth the rope horse industry is experiencing today. Cactus Ropes has pioneered the rope-making industry for more than 25 years, creating specialized products for ropers of all kinds. They are proud of their history and are pleased to provide you with the highest quality ropes and service.

Colby Lovell and Dakota Kirchenschlager won $90,320 at the inaugural Riata Buckle Pro Futurity at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma, Nov. 4, 2022. Chelsea Shaffer caught up with the champions right after their victory on this episode of “The Score,” brought to you by Smarty. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Colby Lovell and Dakota Kirchenschlager won $90,320 at the inaugural Riata Buckle Pro Futurity at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma, Nov. 4, 2022. Dru Stewart caught up with the champions right after their victory on this episode of "The Score." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Erich Rogers gritted it out through 25 head in three days to win over $100,000 at the historic Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma at the Cinch Timed Event Championship. Rogers sits down with Chelsea Shaffer to discuss cowboy camaraderie, horsepower, and how his background helped him prepare for the grueling event.This episode is brought to you by SS GoldieRocks. Listen to learn how you can save big on a breeding to the 2018 son of FireWaterOnTheRocks out of Bailey Packin Gold, by Packin Sixes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A summer highlight for many Oklahomans is the annual OCA Ranch Rodeo, scheduled this year for Aug. 20-21 at the Lazy E Arena. Weston Givens, Arnett, Okla., rancher and former OCA President, oversees this year"s event. Givens was recently interviewed by Radio Oklahoma Agriculture Network Associate Farm Director and Editor KC Sheperd.

The weekend at the Lazy E Arena started off with the 37th Annual Cinch Timed Event Championship. After the final round was complete on Saturday, March 13, Poplarville, Mississippi's Marcus Theriot was crowned the Cinch Ironman after knocking down 25 head in 322.4 seconds, worth $100,000Then we watched as some of the elite ropers in our sport piled into the Lazy E to compete at the 44th annual Bob Feist Invitational where we watched as Manny Egusquiza and Kory Koontz knocked down their sixth steer at high team back in 7.16 seconds to secure the win with a time of 46.48 seconds on six head, worth $150,000 for the team.To top off their weekend, Kory's 13-year-old dun gelding, Remix won the Heel Horse of the BFIIf you remember, Kory was in a major wreck on Jan. 16, 2020, which left Koontz's truck and trailer totaled, and he lost his new mount Rudy. Remix came out of the accident beaten up.Koontz, with the help of Outlaw Equine's Josh Harvey and team, fought hard to help bring Remix back to fighting shape. After weeks of therapy on the AquaTred and walker, Remix came back better than ever before.This episode is brought to you by Fast Back Ropes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If one good thing came out of 2020, it's the price of a good rope horse continues to climb—allowing more people to train horses for a living and support the sport of team roping as a whole. So to kick off Season 4 of "The Score", we want to talk about the trends driving the industry forward with wide slice of influencers. In this first part of our series, 26-time World Champion Trevor Brazile gives us his take on the forces at work in the market and where the market needs to go to remain sustainable. But this is a special episode with four featured guests, so from Brazile we move to Steve Friskup, who heads up Premier Horse Sales and is the horse industry's master auctioneer. And from Friskup, we move to Jann Parker at Billings Livestock, who has 23 years in the horse sale business (and many before that buying and selling herself) and serves a diverse clientele. We'll round out the show with Mark Smith, father of Clay, Jake and Britt Smith, who buys and sells dozens and dozens of rope horses every year. He's based in Broken Bow, Oklahoma, and he's got his finger on the pulse of the day-to-day recreational roper. This more informal, but highly informational episode is what we hope to carry on throughout this season, as we celebrate 750,000 downloads of this show. This inaugural episode is brought to you by our long-time partners at the Cinch Timed Event Championships, this year running from Thursday March 11 to Saturday March 13. The event pays out a $100,000 check to the handiest cowboy across five events, over five rounds. You'll get to see guys like Russell Cardoza, Paul David and Jess Tierney, Erich Rogers, Clay Smith, Taylor Santos and Daniel Green duke it out in the heading, heeling, tie-down roping, steer wrestling and steer roping, and you'll watch it all in the world famous Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma. And this year, the Timed Event is partnering with BFI Week to host the ultimate roper's showdown. Less than 12 hours after crowning the Timed Event Champs, you'll get to see the best ropers in the game go head-to-head over the BFI's long score and strong cattle at the event's new home in Guthrie. You won't want to miss it. Get your tickets now at lazyetec.com, and we'll see you in Guthrie. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Howdy! We hope everyone is having a fantastic holiday season! We’re back on this Boxing Day edition of MWH to bring you a conversation with Charlotte Edwards. Charlotte, among other things, is a barrel horse trainer. Another hat she wears is that of a Barrel Futurities of America Board Member. We talk about training colts, discuss some fun stories from horses from the past, and talk a little bit about Charlotte’s upbringing in the horse world. We also spend a good bit of time discussing the BFA’s move from the Fairgrounds in Oklahoma City to the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, OK. We know that there’s a lot of talk about this topic lately and wanted to discuss a few of the talking points with someone who knew actual information. Granted, like most things, many of the answers raised other questions that will hopefully be discussed and resolved as we move forward. We’ll be coming back to you soon with some great new content and look forward to spending all of 2019 with you! “The secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on the fighting the old, but the building the new.” ~ Socrates Life is short. Ride a Unicorn. Thanks so much for joining us and be sure to tell your friends!! This podcast is something DIFFERENT. It’s something that horse and rodeo enthusiasts can listen to a few hours a week and get caught up in some entertaining and thoughtful conversations. As the listenership grows we’ll be able to keep the cool content coming! We really appreciate you listening and telling your friends! Please SUBSCRIBE to the podcast and be sure to RATE and REVIEW the show as well on your podcast app of choice. You can catch us on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify, and all the others! Also, be sure to go and FOLLOW our Socials! INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK TWITTER SIGN UP to be a Unicorn Trainer and get our UNICORN TRAINING GUIDE at our WEBSITE!

Howdy! On this episode of the show, which we recorded from our living room while watching the NFR, we discuss the first 4 rounds of the NFR and all the excitement around that. We also discuss the 2018 Barrel Futurities of America World Championship that took place for the Oklahoma City last week. The last one for the the foreseeable future as the event moves to the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, OK next year. It  was a fun conversation interrupted with rodeo action. We managed to fit some practical horse knowledge in there too! Hope you like it! Life is Short. Ride a Unicorn! Thanks so much for joining us and be sure to tell your friends!! This podcast is something DIFFERENT. It’s something that horse and rodeo enthusiasts can listen to a few hours a week and get caught up in some entertaining and thoughtful conversations. As the listenership grows we’ll be able to keep the cool content coming! We really appreciate you listening and telling your friends! Please SUBSCRIBE to the podcast and be sure to RATE and REVIEW the show as well on your podcast app of choice. You can catch us on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify, and all the others! Also, be sure to go and FOLLOW our Socials! INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK TWITTER SIGN UP to be a Unicorn Trainer and get our UNICORN TRAINING GUIDE at our WEBSITE! SHOW NOTES: Article we referenced in the show from the page: Foxtail, Forge, and Ferriery (is that really a word? My computer doesn’t think so...)

Welcome Back! In this episode we discuss the WCRA Semi-Finals at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, OK last weekend and what may lay ahead for this great new rodeo organization. We also discuss holiday plans for this week and other important things such as the tastiest traditional Thanksgiving dishes. We were also able to answer a couple questions from social media. Check the show notes on the blog for more details. Hope you enjoy it! Thanks so much for joining us and be sure to tell your friends!! This podcast is something DIFFERENT. It’s something that horse and rodeo enthusiasts can listen to a few hours a week and get caught up in some entertaining and thoughtful conversations. As the listenership grows we’ll be able to keep the cool content coming! We really appreciate you listening and telling your friends! Please SUBSCRIBE to the podcast and be sure to RATE and REVIEW the show as well on your podcast app of choice. You can catch us on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, and all the others! Also, be sure to go and FOLLOW our Socials! INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK TWITTER SIGN UP to be a Unicorn Trainer and get our UNICORN TRAINING GUIDE at our WEBSITE! SHOW NOTES: Q&A: Joni Muri (Current, Saskatchewan): I have a question unless it's been asked and answered already. I'm only on podcast 17 so not caught up yet. I have always trained my own horses. I do have someone else start them now but I take them over after 60-90 days. All my horses get a solid reining foundation on them before going to the barrel patch. One problem I have is taking off my training hat and putting on my jockey hat. How do you make that transition? I tend to babysit them too long and have trouble just letting them go do their job. Especially if I've been riding young ones for awhile and not running something seasoned. Any tips or suggestions. Keep up the great podcasts. Love them. Joni Muri Swift   Amber Christine (Mansfield, Georgia):I have a question for the podcast. To feed or not to feed on the trailer? After a rodeo I normally let mine cool down then load up and feed everyone in the mangers on the way home? I have heard it was good, then heard it was bad. What are your thoughts?

This Western Dressage Episode we meet some of the 2016 Western Dressage World Champions recently returned from Guthrie, OK and learn their back stories. Plus, we will hear Tim recount his road trip horrors, if it can go wrong it will go wrong was the theme of his journey. And, of course, we have a training tip brought to you by Total Saddle Fit!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Thurs. Sept 25th on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO  We welcome MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY and EITAN BETH-HALACHMY around the Campfire Cafe'. Michael Martin Murphey is a legendary and award winning singer/songwriter  with hits like Wildfire, Carolina in the Pines,Geronimo's Cadillac and many many more.  We'll visit with Murph and share his music. Eitan Beth-Halachmy is the founder of Cowboy Dressage and Light Hands Horsemanship.  He'll share information on one of the fastest growing equine disciplines Cowboy Dressage. We'll talk with Murph and "8" about the upcoming American Horsewoman's Challenge. You can see MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY, EITAN BETH-HALACHMY and more celebrities Oct. 3rd-5th at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie OK at the first AMERICAN HORSEWOMAN'S CHALLENGE. EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO is Heard WorldWide Live Online and On Demand at www.equestrianlegacy.net

This week on the ProRodeo Report we hear from the World’s #1 ranked bareback rider, Steven Peebles. Robert Simpson of the Lazy E Arena talks about the Timed Event Championships, and Keith Ryan Cartwright of the PBR joins us just ahead of this weekend’s Iron Cowboy V and RFD TV’s the American, live on ProRodeoLive and Rural Radio Sirius XM … Read more about this episode...

This week on the ProRodeo Report we look back to RodeoHouston, we hear from champions Clay O’Brien Cooper and KC Jones, and we look ahead to the Ram National Circuit Finals Rodeo with Robert Simpson of the Lazy E Arena, and we reveal the new class of inductee’s to the ProRodeo Hall of Fame. The ProRodeo Report is being sponsored … Read more about this episode...

This week on the ProRodeo Report we come to you from the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, OK…The Home of the Timed Event Championships. You can listen live to ProRodeoLive.com’s coverage of the Timed Event Championships this weekend, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The first performance starts at noon on Friday in the Central Time Zone. Our guests include Ted Harbin … Read more about this episode...

This week’s ProRodeo Report program features the top stock award winners in the PRCA. We talk to Steve Sutton of the Sutton Rodeo Company and Pete Carr of the Carr Pro Rodeo Company. We also hear from this year’s Wrangler NFR Barrelman J.J. Harrison from Washington, and from bullfighter Darrell Diefenbach. Robert Simpson of the Lazy E Arena joins us … Read more about this episode...

This week the Pro Rodeo Report highlights the Timed Event Championships from the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, OK (lazye.com). We hear from the champion, KC Jones from Wyoming, and from Timed Event first timer and PRCA World Champion Dean Gorsuch from Nebraska. We’ve got some early results from the Houston Livestock and Rodeo and […] The post The Pro Rodeo Report from the Timed Event Championships appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

This week on the Pro Rodeo Report we look ahead to this weekend’s Clem McSpadden National Finals Steer Roping from the Lazy E Arena in Oklahoma. Our guests include ProRodeo’s All-Around Champion, Trevor Brazile from Texas, and Robert Simpson from the Lazy E. There’s more at www.lazye.com. We also talk to barrel racer Benette Barrington, […] The post Pro Rodeo Report – The Pro Rodeo Report Previews the Clem McSpadden NFSR… appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

This week on the Pro Rodeo Report we hear from the top finishers at the Timed Event Championships from the Lazy E Arena in Oklahoma, we talk with Barrel Racing World Standings leader Brittany Pozzi from Texas, and we spend some time with Kyle Partain of the Pro Rodeo Sports News and ProRodeo.com about the […] The post Pro Rodeo Report – 031411 appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.