Dru Stew sits down with the #12.5 Key Card Advantage World Series of Team Roping Qualifier winners, Kevin Poteete & Luke Atchison, on the EQN Sports Desk driven by the Holiday Auto Group at the 37th Annual USTRC Cinch National Finals of Team Roping on Roping.com.

Watch the 14.5 Cowboy Tack Shootout, 13.5 Succeed Shootout, and 12.5 Key Card Advantage WSTR Qualifier from the 37th Annual USTRC Cinch National Finals of Team Roping on demand from the Pavillion arena on Roping.com.

Watch the 14.5 Cowboy Tack Shootout, 13.5 Succeed Shootout, and 12.5 Key Card Advantage WSTR Qualifier from the 37th Annual USTRC Cinch National Finals of Team Roping on demand from the John Justin Arena on Roping.com.

Watch the 14.5 Cowboy Tack Shootout, 13.5 Succeed Shootout, and 12.5 Key Card Advantage WSTR Qualifier from the 37th Annual USTRC Cinch National Finals of Team Roping on demand from the Will Rogers Coliseum on Roping.com.

Dru Stew sits down with Ryder Volf and Ryder Davis, the winners of the Succeed #13.5 Shootout on EQN Sports Desk driven by the Holiday Auto Group at the 37th Annual USTRC Cinch National Finals of Team Roping on Roping.com.

Dru Stew sits down with Cory Anderon with Total Feeds on the EQN Sports Desk driven by the Holiday Auto Group at the 37th Annual USTRC Cinch National Finals of Team Roping on Roping.com.

Dru Stew sits down with the winners of the Cowboy Tack #14.5 Shootout, Zane Murphy & Ryan Gorham, on the EQN Sports Desk driven by the Holiday Auto Group at the 37th Annual USTRC Cinch National Finals of Team Roping on Roping.com.

Amy Wilson sits down with the winners of the Open Yeti Shootout at the 2026 USTRC Cinch National Finals of Team Roping on the EQN Sports Desk driven by the Holiday Auto Group.

Dru Stew sits down with Devin Marcum, with Resistol, on the EQN Sports Desk driven by the Holiday Auto Group at the 37th Annual USTRC Cinch National Finals of Team Roping on Roping.com.

In this instructional session, Miles Baker and Ty Benson demonstrate what it truly means to roll the spurs and how to use them correctly when developing a young rope horse. Rather than kicking or overusing pressure, they explain how proper spur timing and placement should encourage softness, resp...

Once a horse has a foundation, there will be a time to turn them loose and let them make runs without being helped through every step. This takes repetition and patience and in this video tip, brought to you by Genuine Billy Cook Saddles, Tate Kirchenschlager talks through each run he makes on a ...

Watch the #16.5, #15.5 and Yeti Open at the 37th Annual USTRC Cinch National Finals of Team Roping from the John Justin arena on Roping.com.

Amy Wilson sits down with the winners of the NRS #15.5 Shootout on the EQN Sports Desk driven by the Holiday Auto Group at the 37th Annual USTRC Cinch National Finals of Team Roping on Roping.com.

Amy Wilson sits down with the dad and son duo, Jade and Colby Corkill, after their win in the #16.5 Succeed Shootout roping on EQN Sports Desk driven by the Holiday Auto Group at the 37th Annual USTRC Cinch National Finals of Team Roping on Roping.com.

Watch the Succeed #16.5 Shootout roping at the 37th Annual USTRC Cinch National Finals of Team Roping on-demand from the Pavillion arena on Roping.com.

Watch the NRS #15.5 Shootout roping at the 37th Annual USTRC Cinch National Finals of Team Roping on-demand from the Pavillion arena on Roping.com.

Amy Wilson is joined by Lynn Cool from Succeed on the EQN Sports Desk driven by the Holiday Auto Group at the 37th Annual USTRC Cinch National Finals of Team Roping.

No matter the age of the horse, setting them up for success starts with the equipment you use. In this video tip, presented by Genuine Billy Cook Saddles, Tate Kirchenschlager emphasizes the importance of using quality gear on young horses from the very beginning.

In this foundational training session, Ty Benson and Miles Baker break down their main objectives while warming up a 2-year-old rope horse. Before any advanced work begins, their first priority is mental connection—making sure the young horse is present, focused, and tuned in to the rider.

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In this sit-down conversation, Kelsie Domer and Jackie Crawford share their personal journeys through rodeo—from humble beginnings in one-room apartments and trailers to building successful careers in the WPRA. They reflect on early milestones, including high school and college rodeo wins, and th...

When running to a steer, it is ideal if a horse will run to their spot and rate on their own—without being told to do so. In this video tip, brought to you by Genuine Billy Cook Saddles, Tate Kirchenschlager explains how he starts that process in his head horses and how he utilizes a breakaway ro...

In this horsemanship-focused session, Miles Baker answers an important question in rope horse training: How do you want your horse to carry themselves?

Baker explains the difference between a horse being behind the bridle versus hiding from it, and why true self-carriage comes from engagement—no...

Watch the 11.5 Businessman’s Roping and 10.5 Over 40 at the Bob Feist Invitational on March 31 in Arena 2.

The Bob Feist Invitational (BFI) Week returns to the legendary Lazy E Arena with a full slate of premier team roping events, bringing together many of the best ropers in the world. From ju...

Watch the 11.5 Businessman’s Roping and 10.5 Over 40 at the Bob Feist Invitational on March 31 in Arena 2.

The Bob Feist Invitational (BFI) Week returns to the legendary Lazy E Arena with a full slate of premier team roping events, bringing together many of the best ropers in the world. From jun...