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A quick guide to Women’s Rodeo World Championship

The “World’s Richest Women’s Rodeo” finals will be held on Saturday, May 18 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

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Four of the individual event winners from 2023 pose with their checks.

Photo courtesy of Bull Stock Media

Alongside the PBR World Finals, the Women’s Rodeo World Championship, is culminating this weekend at AT&T Stadium.

Following elimination rounds at Cowtown Coliseum this week, the women will compete in three primary events: barrel racing, breakaway roping, and team roping. There are “Challenger” and “Pro” categories; loosely, the Pro category is for women with higher lifetime earnings in rodeo.

The women’s championship will be at 7:45 p.m. on Saturday, May 18 in Arlington, with tickets starting at $29. That ticket also covers the first and second rounds of the men’s championship competition.

The current all-around points leader in women’s rodeo is Martha Angelone of Stephenville; she was also the Team Roping Header champion last year with partner Jackie Crawford. The pair have 21 WPRA World Championships between them. Makenzie Mayes is considered a barrel racing favorite.

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