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Danielle Lowman’s Cheyenne Win on The Breakdown Podcast 🎙️

Danielle Lowman has been fighting all season to get aligned with new mount "Gucci," and things fell into place at Cheyenne Frontier Days. Hear about her win now on The Breakdown Podcast.

Danielle Lowman leads "Gucci" out onto the track at Cheyenne Frontier Days.
Danielle Lowman leads "Gucci" out onto the track at Cheyenne Frontier Days. Photo courtesy Lowman

Fresh off her career-defining win at Cheyenne Frontier Days, Arizona roper Danielle Lowman joins The Breakaway Breakdown Podcast to talk new horse challenges, mental grit, and chasing down an NFBR berth.

In this episode with Danielle Lowman podcast, Lowman shares the behind-the-scenes grit it took to win The Daddy of ’em All with a 4.3-second run—aboard a green 6-year-old gelding she’s only been hauling since June. That horse, “Gucci,” is still a work in progress, but their Cheyenne performance shows what can happen when talent meets trust.

“He’s a lot faster than anything I’ve ever been on. We’ve had to figure each other out in a hurry this summer, and it hasn’t always been smooth. But he’s got a big heart—and that’s what matters.” – Danielle Lowman

Danielle Lowman on The Breakdown Podcast

Lowman opens up about the challenges of adjusting her roping style, the mental game it takes to keep showing up on tough days, and what it meant to run down the tunnel at Cheyenne’s iconic rodeo grounds with everything on the line.

The win paid out $19,537 and shot her from No. 42 to No. 27 in the WPRA World Standings, putting a trip to the National Finals Breakaway Roping (NFBR) back within reach.

“I drew the same calf twice times that week,” Lowman laughs. “But my cousin said, ‘You’ve caught the fastest one here—this is nothing.’ That gave me the confidence I needed to go for it.”

This episode with Danielle Lowman is a must-listen for breakaway fans, up-and-coming ropers, and anyone chasing goals with a new horse.

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