breakaway roping

Rightfully so, the most winningest cowgirl in breakaway roping was pretty picky about the making of the Tsunami. It took an entire year of testing for her to finally say, “this is the one.” She just came off a win in Texas at the Gladewater Round-Up Rodeo using her very own rope! “The only rope...

Snagging first-ever breakaway roping titles must be Madison Outhier’s jam! This was the first year that the event was added to the professional rodeo in Deadwood, South Dakota. In the short round, Outhier snatched the title by roping in the fastest time of the rodeo. Check out her blazing 2.60 second run… Hope you didn’t...

Last weekend, Cash Myers, Lari Dee Guy, and Hope Thompson, with Donene Taylor put on a breakaway roping school at Sky Ranch in Van, Texas. 65 breakaway ropers from the ages of 8-50+ traveled from different states to attend the clinic. The school instructors are some of the best in the rodeo business. Cash Myers...

Congratulations to Loni Lester, Martha Angelone, and Madison Outhier (earning two spots) who made it through the buy-backs following the second go-round of the breakaway roping prelims. They compete alongside the Top 30 at the The American Rodeo Semi-Finals, March 3-5 at Cowtown Coliseum in the Fort Worth Stockyards! Get your tickets HERE to watch the breakaway ropers battle...

19x World Champion Jackie Hobbs-Crawford rode into the first ever Wrangler National Finals Breakaway Roping sitting second in the standings and six months pregnant with her daughter, Journey. Roping with a cut-off saddle horn, Crawford quickly rose to the top of the leaderboard after Round 1 and continued her winning streak until Round 5 when...

Art of the Cowgirl is presenting an open breakaway roping this year on Saturday, January 16, 2021! The event is also going to be held at Horseshoe Park and Equestrian Centre in Queen Creek, Arizona. The roping will feature two full go rounds, with the top 20 advancing to the short round. The winner of...

For the first time in history, breakaway roping was included in the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. Two sisters from Utah, Anna and Cassie Bahe, were part of the prestigious group of women competitors. By the time the dust settled on December 12th, Anna would come in 9th place in the world and Cassie in 5th...

Kaylee Billingsley hopes to join the ranks of being one of few female rodeo producers. She is on her way after producing the first Broncs and Breakaway last month in Willcox, Arizona. Kaylee is a fourth generation cowgirl with a long lineage of bronc riders, both male and female, in her family history.  The idea...