Denver: 5 Things We Noticed At The National Western Stock Show




AUSTIN, TEXAS and PUEBLO, COLO. — For the first time in the city of Green Bay, an unforgettable weekend of western sports action will combine the PBR (Professional Bull Riders) and World Champions Rodeo Alliance (WCRA) in three days of on-the-dirt action.
AUSTIN, TEXAS and PUEBLO, COLO. — For the first time in the city of Green Bay, an unforgettable weekend of western sports action will combine the PBR (Professional Bull Riders) and World Champions Rodeo Alliance (WCRA) in three days of on-the-dirt action.


As one Decatur roping legend rode into the sunset of his career after claiming his 14th championship buckle at the NFR last week, a new fresh-faced roper from Decatur rose with an NFR championship buckle of his own.


As one Decatur roping legend rode into the sunset of his career after claiming his 14th championship buckle at the NFR last week, a new fresh-faced roper from Decatur rose with an NFR championship buckle of his own.


At the beginning of the 60th Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, Trevor Brazile, the sport’s winningest cowboy, announced he will enter into semiretirement.


At the beginning of the 60th Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, Trevor Brazile, the sport’s winningest cowboy, announced he will enter into semiretirement.


Caleb Bennett often visualizes himself holding a PRCA world championship belt buckle.


Caleb Bennett often visualizes himself holding a PRCA world championship belt buckle.


An unparalleled era of rodeo excellence will end at this year’s Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, as King of the Cowboys Trevor Brazile closes the book on full-time professional rodeo competition. Though we have not seen the last of the winningest cowboy of all time, the 23-time Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association world champion will no longer compete at an NFR-qualifying pace. Brazile’s rodeo schedule will be greatly reduced in 2019. With some of the new, big-money opportunities available in rodeo today, anything is mathematically possible. But the NFR will no longer be his focus.


An unparalleled era of rodeo excellence will end at this year’s Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, as King of the Cowboys Trevor Brazile closes the book on full-time professional rodeo competition. Though we have not seen the last of the winningest cowboy of all time, the 23-time Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association world champion will no longer compete at an NFR-qualifying pace. Brazile’s rodeo schedule will be greatly reduced in 2019. With some of the new, big-money opportunities available in rodeo today, anything is mathematically possible. But the NFR will no longer be his focus.