September 18, 2026
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Cheyanne McCartney and horse Teddy stoping hard after roping their short round calf in 4.3 seconds to win cheyenne frontier days 2026.
FIGHT TO THE END
Inside the 2026 ProRodeo Breakaway Bubble Fight
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tipping our hats
Before the Breakaway Boom: 10 People Who Helped Build the Sport
Lari Dee Guy swinging a breakaway rope
movers & shakers
Who Built Breakaway? The People Who Changed the Sport
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Winning the West
9 Cowgirl Hall of Fame Ropers Who Paved the Way for Women in Rodeo
RELATED
Josie Conner and her two-time Horse of the Year "Dutch" broke the rope of in 1.88 seconds in Round 3 of the Kimes Ranch Million Dollar Breakaway.
QUALIFIED
Who’s Qualified for the 2026 Kimes Ranch Million Dollar Breakaway Semi-Finals
Jordan Minor takes her victory lap after winning the 2026 Pendleton Round-Up breakaway roping average.
CIRCUIT FINALS SEASON
2026 Breakaway Circuit Finals Qualifiers: Who Made the Top 12 in All 13 Circuits
Bradi Whiteside roped a 2.7 to win round 1 at the 2026 NFR Open.
OH, CANADA
2026 Canadian Finals Rodeo Breakaway: Qualifiers, Storylines and Results
Jordi Edens-Mitchell pullign her Round 1 calf in Sioux Falls, South Dakota to split the win with Josie Conner
BACK AGAIN
Behind the Top 15: Jordi Edens-Mitchell
Cheyanne McCartney and horse Teddy riding out of the arena after goign 4.3 to win cheyenne frontier days
TICKETS PUNCHED
The 2026 NFBR-Qualifying Breakaway Ropers
Pam Minick was one of the earliest Breakaway Roping World Champions, earning the title in 1982.
REMEMBER WHEN
Long Before the NFBR, the WPRA Crowned Breakaway’s First World Champions
The Breakaway Roping Journal
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