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Five 2022 NFBR qualifiers got together at Lari Dee Guy's arena in Abilene, Texas, to get ready for their trek to Vegas. Here's what they sat down to talk about.

National Finals of Breakaway Roping Roundtable Discussion

Five 2022 National Finals of Breakaway Roping qualifiers got together at Lari Dee Guy’s arena in Abilene, Texas to practice before they headed to Vegas for the NFBR. They got together to discuss what it’s like being a breakaway roper in 2022, and we turned the cameras on.

The following discussion is the result—it’s unscripted, unedited and you won’t want to miss it.

This special episode is brought to you by BreakawayRoping.com

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