Guy and Stahl bank $52K at Charlie 1 Horse All-Girl Team Roping

At the Charlie 1 Horse All-Girl Challenge Team Roping on March 17 in Guthrie’s Lazy E Arena, Hall-of-Fame cowgirl Lari Dee Guy won first with Annette Stahl and second with last year’s champ, Whitney DeSalvo, to take home $28,375 to Abilene, Texas. The event is part of Wrangler BFI Week presented by Yeti, which kicked off on March 14 with the 44th Bob Feist Invitational (BFI) for the pros. Annually the richest all-female team roping in the country, this year’s Charlie 1 Horse Challenge fielded 229 teams from across the country, up from 184 teams last year. Guy aboard futurity ...Read More

Complete Results From The 2021 BFI Week Hooey Jr Championship 10.5 Roping

First Round: 1. Jaxon Booth and Chase Montague, 6.77 seconds, $2,500; 2. Chase Helton and Sid Harvey, 6.81 seconds, $2,000; 3. Rylan Luman and Wyatt Mask, 7.00 seconds, $1,500 Second Round: 1. Bridger Ketcham and Regan Wheatley, 5.98 seconds, $2,500; 2. Samuel Mendoza and Buck Garza, 6.47 seconds, $2,000; 3. Logan Sander and Trey Moore, 6.58 seconds, $1,500. Third Round: 1. Garrett Roffino and Landon Priefert, 5.79 seconds, $2,000; 2. Landon Cook and Bosten Oliver, 5.87 seconds, $2,000; 3. Trigger Hargrove and Dean Sherbo, 6.10 seconds, $1,500. Short Round: 1. Emilee Charlesworth and Kelby Frizzell, 9.32 seconds, $1,400; 2. Jake ...Read More

Complete Results From The 2021 BFI Week Charlie 1 Horse All-Girl Breakaway Roping

First Round: 1. Kylee Herrin, 3.35 seconds, $800; 2. Whitney Thurmond, 3.44 seconds, $600; 3. McKenna Hickson, 3.56 seconds, $400. Second Round: 1. Quincy Sullivan, 3.26 seconds, $800; 2. Cassidy Leach, 3.45 seconds, $600; 3. Ashten Owens, 3.58 seconds, $400. Short Round: 1. Angela Barkley, 5.12 seconds, $600. 18 & Under: 1. Kylee Herrin, 13.51 seconds, $1,300; 2. Avery Landry, 14.14 seconds, $700; 3. Quincy Sullivan, 7.06 seconds (on 2 head); 4. Addie Weil, 9.46 seconds (on 2 head) Aggregate: 1. Macy Fuller, 12.02 seconds, $12,000; 2. Brandi McDowell, 12.58 seconds, $7,500; 3. Kayla Lombardo, 12.83 seconds, $5,500; 4. Abby ...Read More

Complete Results From The 2021 BFI Week Charlie 1 Horse All-Girl Team Roping

First Round: 1. Lari Dee Guy and Whitney DeSalvo, 6.93 seconds, $1,000; 2. Lari Dee Guy and Annette Stahl, 7.21 seconds, $750; 3.Erica Lozares and Martha Angelone, 7.32 seconds, $500. Second Round: 1. Quincy Sullivan and Abbie Shofner, 5.84 seconds, $1,000; 2. Kayelen Helton and Lorraine Moreno, 6.77 seconds, $750; 3. Kayelen Helton and Caitlyn Philpot, 6.99 seconds, $500. Short Round: 1. Tammy Ellerman and Bonnie Matlack, 15.18 seconds, $1,000; 2. Beverly Robbins and Jessy Remsburg, 8.05 seconds, $750 9.5 Incentive: 1. Glover Coats and Becky Cannizzaro, 26.80 seconds, $7,500; 2. Abby Lee and Caila Jantzen, 31.96 seconds, $3,000; 3. ...Read More

Old Friends Win #9.5, $55K at BFI Week

A team of New Mexico natives won the #9.5 Over 40 roping on March 16 at Wrangler BFI Week presented by Yeti to split $54,500. Anchored by the 44th Annual Bob Feist Invitational for professionals on March 14, BFI Week includes eight affiliated amateur ropings and was held because of pandemic restrictions for the second time in Guthrie, Oklahoma’s Lazy E Arena.  Andreas Sanchez, a 43-year-old air traffic controller who grew up in New Mexico but lives now in Boyd, Texas, and his old friend Lee Knox, a rancher from Costilla, made $27,250 per man for roping four steers in ...Read More

McGowan and Seiler Win #10.5 for $70K

In just its second year as part of Wrangler BFI Week presented by Yeti, the #10.5 Over 40 roping on March 16 paid a couple of grandfathers a healthy $70,000 cash plus saddles, buckles, and a host of other prizes. The team of Darwin McGowan and Scott Seiler made a business-like run of 8.86 seconds on a good steer at the fourth callback position and watched as the top three callbacks missed. “We’ve never won a dime together!” marveled Seiler, a peanut farmer and 6 heeler from Ocala, Florida, who met McGowan through Jerry Bailey. He and Bailey also placed ...Read More

Missouri Ropers Take Home $135k in #11.5 at BFI Week

Two pairs of Missouri teams won the four-head aggregate and three-head consolation aggregate in the #11.5 Businessman’s Roping on March 15 at Wrangler BFI Week, presented by Yeti, to rake in $134,500 collectively. BFI Photo by Performance Horse Photography Anchored by the 44th Annual Bob Feist Invitational for professionals on March 14, BFI Week includes eight affiliated amateur ropings and was held because of pandemic restrictions for the second time in Guthrie, Oklahoma’s Lazy E Arena. The #11.5, in its 26th year of affiliation with the BFI, paid 12 places in the main roping and four in the “consolation.” Chris ...Read More

Complete Results From The 2021 BFI Week 9.5 Over 40 Roping

First Round: 1. Randy Cross and Jasper Winn, 7.67 seconds, $3,500; 2. Ricky Schultz and Mike Booth, 8.07 seconds, $3,000; 3. Jimmy Garcia and Monte Anderson, 8.08 seconds, $2,500. Second Round: 1. Richard Nolen and Doug Miller, 6.87 seconds, $3,500; 2. Richard Nolen and Doug Miller, 7.05 seconds, $3,000; 3. John Johnson and JW Baucom, 7.40 seconds, $2,500. Aggregate: 1. Andreas Sanchez and Lee Knox, 40.29 seconds, $54,500; 2. Kent Latta and Mike Goad, 43.84 seconds, $39,000; 3. Lynn Dale Toon and Richard Hughes, 46.64 seconds, $29,000; 4. Jerry Bailey and Trenton Tucker, 47.43 seconds, $22,000; 5. Dale Detten and ...Read More

Husband-and-Wife Team Repeats to Win $134k Cash

For the second straight year, former world champion bull rider Mike White and his wife, Hannah, of DeKalb, Texas, roped their way to a six-figure win in the #12.5 Oil Field Showdown on Monday at Wrangler BFI Week presented by Yeti in Guthrie, Oklahoma.  Anchored by the 44th Annual Bob Feist Invitational for professionals on March 14, the five-day event includes eight affiliated amateur ropings and was held because of pandemic restrictions for the second time in Guthrie’s Lazy E Arena.  Back-to-back wins for the White family. BFI Photo by Performance Horse Photography Last year, the Whites won the #12.5 ...Read More

Complete Results From The 2021 BFI Week 10.5 Over 40 Roping

First Round: 1. Lonnie Cox and Justin Crist, 7.76 seconds, $3,500; 2. Mark Collins and Randy McEntire, 7.80 seconds, $3,000; 3. Jeremy Olsen and Alan Chappell, 7.85 seconds, $2,500. Second Round: 1. Mike Shaw and David Ferrell, 6.63 seconds, $3,500; 2. B Rad Lands and Robert Dean, 7.75 seconds, $3,000; 3. Steve Taylor and Russell Hild, 7.83 seconds, $2,500. Short Round: 1. Bill Farmer and Todd Mathews, 7.24 seconds, $3,500; 2. Criquett Scott and Blane Chapman, 8.06 seconds, $3,000; 3. Darwin McGowan and Scott Seiler, 8.86 seconds, $2,500. Aggregate: 1. Darwin McGowan and Scott Seiler, 44.46 seconds, $70,000; 2. Tammy ...Read More