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

For the first time since 2006, a bull rider will wear the coveted No. 1 back number at the Canadian Finals Rodeo.

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.

It's that time of year.

Winning the 2018 Canadian title was special to steer wrestler Scott Guenthner because it meant he could share winning that title with his father, Ken Guenthner, who won the title in 1981. Winning the title again in 2019 was made all the more exciting because this time, Guenthner was a dad himself.

No matter what happens—if I don’t have a good CFR or if our baby is born during the competition—I hope I remember to enjoy myself. Let’s face it: I’m pretty fortunate to have another shot at the Canadian title.

We love crunching numbers, so now that the official list of competitors for the 2019 Canadian Finals Rodeo is in we wanted to know just how much of a fight we’re about to see between the competitors in each of the events.

The month of May holds a special place in the hearts of steer wrestlers from Cadogan and Provost, all the way south to Texas. You see, May is the month when steer wrestlers get together to remember a man who left a lasting impact on thousands of competitors, spanning several generations.

A whopping EIGHT events were live streamed on FloRodeo this weekend from associations across the board. Watch all eight again in this week's round-up that includes high school rodeo action, WPCA chuckwagons, the first event of the CPRA's Finning Pro Tour, a million dollar major from the WCRA, and a host of PBR events all over the world.

It was quite a weekend of rodeo, bull riding, and steer wrestling jackpot action on FloRodeo. Don't miss a minute by checking out the Weekend Round-Up for events from May 16 to 19, 2019.

They've been battling it out for two days just for a chance to compete in the WCRA $500,000 Semi-Finals' progressive rounds. The best 16 in the team roping, breakaway roping, tie-down roping, and steer wrestling have risen to the top and are now preparing to do battle with the other 16 competitors that were exempt from the preliminary rounds.

We have a full—and diverse—lineup of rodeo and bull riding action coming to FloRodeo this weekend with events ranging from high-class jackpots to top tier WCRA and PBR events. Sign up for a PRO subscription with FloRodeo to watch these and all of the FloRodeo events we have on the season calendar. Click HERE to subscribe. 

Having siblings in rodeo means you always have a built-in practice buddy, sometimes a critic, and always a great fan cheering you on. Brothers Briar and Blair Mabry have exactly that as both boys successful hit the National Little Britches and National High School/Junior High rodeo trails as travel companions, team roping partners, and rivals. 

We always love looking back at predictions from the beginning of the season to see if they ring true by the end, and this article is a great example of that. In April, we analyzed 19 standout rookies who were within the top 50 in the PRCA; now, almost six months later, five of those competitors have withstood the test of time. 

Binge watch semifinals one and two, plus the finals of the 2019 Denver Rodeo All-Star at the National Western in Denver, Colorado. If you're in the mood for a top-end invitational rodeo, we have nearly 10 hours of binge-worthy rodeo action right here.