Watch the Cactus 12.5 WSTR, 11.5 WSTR, and 10.5 Legends at the Ariat WSTR's Title Fights on February 12, 2026, in Arena 1 from Wickenburg, Arizona.

Watch the #14.5 and #13.5 WSTR at the Ariat WSTR's Title Fights on February 11, 2026, from Wichenburg, Arizona.

Watch the #15.5, 14.5, and 13.5 WSTR at the Ariat WSTR's Title Fights on February 11, 2026, in Arena 2 from Wickenburg, Arizona.

Watch the #15.5 WSTR Ariat WSTR's Title Fights from Wickenburg, AZ on February 11, 2026, in Arena 1.

Part 2: Clayton Hass and Dylan Hancock practice tying steers from the post as they prepare for steer tripping at the Timed Event Championship.

Dylan Hancock and Clayton Hass tie calves from the post as they prepare for the Timed Event.

Clayton Hass and Dylan Hancock practice tying steers from the post as they prepare for steer tripping at the Timed Event Championship.

Clayton Hass coaches Dylan Hancock through chute dogging practice as they prepare for the 2026 Timed Event.

Clayton Hass and Dylan Hancock work through a second pen of team roping steers as they prepare for the Timed Event Championship. Hass is heading on a 7/8 sibling to the iconic DM Sissy Hayday, “Sister". Hancock is riding the infamous Carl Wayne.

Dylan Hancock and Clayton Hass work through a full team roping practice session as they prepare for the 2026 Timed Event Championship. Hancock is heading on his gelding, Lane, while Hass rides Baby Shark, owned by JC Flake.

Kelsie Domer and Jackie Crawford jump on different horses for this breakaway practice session and keep working on timing, their swing and position during fast-paced runs.

Success begins in the box. A head horse that’s standing square, balanced and ready to fire is more likely to give you the kind of start that sets up a winning run. In this video lesson brought to you by Genuine Billy Cook Saddles, Tate Kirchenschlager breaks down the fundamentals of body control ...

Join Jackie Crawford and Kelsie Domer as they gear up for the million-dollar breakaway roping competition. This video offers a glimpse into their training routines, focusing on refining techniques like hand position, swing control, and horsemanship. From analyzing past runs to adjusting strategie...

In this in-depth discussion, Jake Barnes and Clay O’Brien Cooper break down one of the most technical—and often misunderstood—aspects of team roping: how to handle dragging or heavy steers.

Clay explains the difference between a steer that’s dragging versus one that’s getting heavy, and how the...

Explore Jackie Crawford's extensive collection of breakaway bits, featuring insights into a wide range of brands and designs. Learn about Daryl Davis bits for finished horses, Sonny Silva bits, and dog bone bits. Discover the differences in leverage and purchase in Randy Reid bits, along with the...

In this new release on Roping.com, Jackie Crawford introduces us to Big Red—a 23-year-old horse whose impact reaches far beyond the arena.

Big Red has carried countless young riders through their early rodeo days, and today, he continues that legacy with Jackie’s own kids, Creed and Journey, who...

In this candid discussion, Jake Barnes and Clay O’Brien Cooper tackle one of team roping’s most talked-about topics—the crossfire rule. From how it’s judged to how much the sport has evolved, they share honest thoughts on what they see happening in today’s arena.

Jake and Clay reflect on watchi...

World Champion Breakaway Roper, Jackie Crawford, discusses her remarkable horse, T-Boy, and his incredible career. She shares insights into T-Boy's personality, his preference for pasture life with his buddy, and the health challenges they've managed. She recounts key wins, including a significan...

In this conversation, Clay O’Brien Cooper shares how he still keeps up with today’s team roping scene—watching the winter rodeos, studying runs, and following which teams are gaining momentum through the season.

Clay explains why he enjoys watching how the rodeos shape up, evaluating cattle, an...

In this video, Kelsie Domer and Jackie Crawford sit down to talk about the future of breakaway roping and how quickly the sport is evolving. They discuss the rapid growth of breakaway—especially among young girls—and the opportunities that come with it, including bigger purses, increased exposure...

In this video, Kelsie Domer and Jackie Crawford sit down together to watch and break down their practice runs, offering honest feedback and insight from two of the best in breakaway roping. As they critique each other’s timing, positioning, and decisions, they share what they’re looking for in a ...

In this conversation, Jake Barnes shares his honest take on investing in good horses and building a career through consistency, not risk. He explains why every successful roper credits their horse, how he’s always taken a conservative approach to buying and training, and what it means to make the...

In this episode, Jake Barnes and Clay O’Brien Cooper focus on details that separate good practice from great preparation. Jake rides a seasoned 17-year-old horse—one he admits he almost overlooked in the past—and shares how this horse has become one of his best yet. From Ariat World Series of Tea...

In this practice session, Jake Barnes and Clay O’Brien Cooper switch things up—Jake rides a 7-year-old who hasn’t had a full year of roping yet, while Clay’s on a 6-year-old green horse. Together, they break down each run, how the muleys handled, and how their horses responded to different cattle...