Welcome back to The Rundown, a weekly barrel racing news segment from The Money Barrel. In this episode, host Kayla Jones and BarrelRacing.com’s managing editor cover the following barrel racing topics.
- International Finals Rodeo: Julie Plourde‘s exceptional performance led to her world championship win, dominating the IFR and finishing her IPRA season off with over $60,000 on the year.
- Golden Buckle Futurity: Michelle Alley secured a significant win in the Golden Buckle in Waco, Texas, riding Lipstick N Stilettos to victory in the $37,000 average title. Sammy Willoughby and S.W. the Bayou Bug stood out, winning Open Race 1 and the Open Average, earning an invite to run in Italy at the Golden Buckle.
- Greg Olson Futurity: Hilary Hilzendeger winning over $5,600 for the weekend n RS Bumble Bee Sting in the futurity, and Ceeli Pinkston riding Hes So Epic to the derby championship.
- Montana Circuit Finals: Tayla Moeykens dominated in extreme cold, winning all three rounds and the average.
- American Contender Western Regional Finals in Las Vegas: Lisa Zachoda and Possibly Dynamite won the final round for a $10,000 payday, advancing to the Contender Finals in Abilene. Find out who the other four ladies headed to Abilene will be from Las Vegas.
- San Diego Inaugural Event: A non-sanctioned rodeo held at Petco Park featured top barrel racers like Jimmie Smith, Nellie Miller, Sue Smith and Carlee Otero, with a sold-out performance and over half a million dollars in payouts.
- Ongoing Rodeos: The hosts recap recent ProRodeos and discuss which winter rodeos are upcoming or happening now.
- Stallion Auctions: Various auctions, including Colorado Classic, VGBRA, Southwest Desert Classic, and Cowboy State Stallion Auction, provide opportunities to support events and secure stud fees at discounted rates.
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