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Rylee George Recounts Pivotal Puyallup Win on The Breakdown Podcast 🎙️

Rylee George is on a roll in 2025, cracking into the top 10 in the World with her latest win in Puyallup.

Rylee George and "Royce" hit the brakes at the Puyallup Rodeo in Washington–and she recounts the entire win on the latest episode of The Breakdown Podcast.
Rylee George and "Royce" hit the brakes at the Puyallup Rodeo in Washington–and she recounts the entire win on the latest episode of The Breakdown Podcast. Photo by A Spirit of a Cowboy

With a 2.4-second run in the championship round at the Cinch Playoff Series stop in Puyallup, Washington, Rylee George captured a bucket-list victory, banked nearly $20,000 on the week, and rocketed from No. 12 to inside the top 10 in the WPRA World Standings with $114,428.

Now, fans can hear the full story straight from George on the latest episode of The Breakdown podcast, where she opens up about the high-pressure runs, the electric Puyallup atmosphere, and the horsepower that carried her to victory.

Rylee George on The Breakdown Podcast 🎙️

George advanced to the semifinals with a solid 5.5-second average, then carefully managed the round with a 3.2 to ensure she made the short round. In the finals, she went all in.

“I was talking to Hali [Williams] before we went and she asked what my game plan was, and I told her I was going for first,” George said. “The loop wasn’t the best, but I was glad it went on.”

The win didn’t just put money in her pocket—it punched her ticket to Sioux Falls for the coveted Governor’s Cup, Sept. 26–28, one of the richest breakaway roping events of the season.

“Puyallup is definitely a bucket-list rodeo, and being able to win it was a lot of fun,” George said.

In this podcast episode, George also breaks down her season strategy, her bond with her standout gelding Royce, and the momentum she hopes to carry into Sioux Falls and ultimately the National Finals Breakaway Roping.

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