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Gunslinger Kash Gay Joins Fast Back’s Pro Breakaway Team

Kash Gay stunned the competition throughout the day on Thursday, Nov. 28, pulling checks in both the Semifinals and Finals for a grand total of more than $57,000.
Kash Gay stunned the competition throughout the day on Thursday, Nov. 28, pulling checks in both the Semifinals and Finals for a grand total of more than $57,000. Photo by Andersen CBarC

Fast Back Ropes is proud to welcome breakaway roper Kash Gay of Plain City, Utah, to its elite Pro Breakaway team.

Gay made headlines last November at the Kimes Million Dollar Breakaway Finals, earning an impressive $57,106 across just four runs—cementing her status as a rising star in the sport.

“I’ve used Fast Back ropes for years,” says Gay. “I depend on their consistent feel and durability from the practice pen to competition.”

Fast Back Ropes is excited to support Kash on her journey and looks forward to being part of her continued success in the arena.

@breakawayropingjournal Kash Gay said “more money please!” And went and topped Round 1 against the top breakaway ropers in the world, collecting $25K with a 2.06-second run at the @Kimes Ranch ♬ Stand Up – Ludacris

Excerpt From: Kash Gay is Helping Write Breakaway Roping History in Scottsdale, Beats Out Best in Business for $57K Day

“Learn Kash Gay’s name, because her streak of dominance against the best breakaway ropers in the game saw her pull $57,106 across four runs at the Kimes Million Dollar Breakaway Finals.

The relatively unknown roper from Plain City, UT, burst onto the national stage in a big way after winning $57,000 and a truckload of awards on the first day of the Million Dollar Breakaway, the history-making richest breakaway roping in the sport’s history setup to pit aspiring qualifiers against the top 10 National Finals of Breakaway Roping Qualifiers.

“It’s a surreal feeling,” Gay, 22, said. “It’s something I’ve dreamed of my whole life and it’s so amazing. In the moment, it’s just ‘Rope another calf.’ I came into it with the mentality to just go at every one of them. These rounds are insane, so I’ve just been goin at ’em.”

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