For the second time in less than 48 hours, a new Canadian Finals Rodeo record was established in the saddle bronc riding.

It’s called Super Saturday-two performances and a huge opportunity for rodeo athletes to win big.

You can put that in the record books as the greatest bronc riding there's ever been and I've seen a bunch of them.

When a 4.1 second run earns only a fifth-place tie, you know you’re seeing a lightning-fast round of steer wrestling. And that’s exactly what a near capacity crowd witnessed Thursday night at the Canadian Finals in Red Deer, Alberta.

Nick Patterson picked the perfect time to put together the highest-marked ride of his pro career.

With the 2022 Canadian Professional Rodeo season winding down, one of the most critical weekends of the fall took place entirely in the nation's westernmost province.

The Graham brothers, Dawson and Dillon, have made a habit of winning. But the Wainwright duo took it to a new level this weekend, claiming top honors at all three CPRA rodeos, including the SMS Equipment Pro Rodeo Tour stop in Lethbridge, and padding their respective bank accounts by more than $6200.

It's that time of year.

For 2016 Canadian Bull Riding Champion, Jordan Hansen, it was a lot of miles, bookended by the smile of a winner.

For Cole Goodine, there are a couple of boxes left to check.

For saddle bronc rider, Lachlan Miller, the end of the 2021 regular season was, to say the least, stressful. It came down to the last rodeo of the season for the Australian, who has made Canada his home since 2018.

It seems odd to suggest that Scott Guenthner is on the comeback trail, but in a way, that's exactly where the outstanding career of the two-time Canadian Steer Wrestling Champion is right now.

It's called Cowboy Christmas for a reason.

There's no place like home, and Fort St John, British Columbia, cowboy, Jake Gardner, loves his north country roots.

It was a fitting finale for the return of Professional Rodeo in Canada. After a 24 month absence, the Canadian Finals Rodeo returned to Red Deer’s Peavey Mart Centrium to ring down the curtain on the abbreviated 2021 season. It was a week filled with jubilation and heartbreak, and most of all drama, as the 2021 Canadian Champions were crowned on Sunday afternoon.