Women's Professional Rodeo Association

Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and the American Quarter Horse Association, the WPRA, announced their Horse of the Year Award winners over the weekend.

And you know the young man that's staring at you.

His name is Shane Hanchey.

ask one more.

We've talked a lot about the PRCA, and we haven't really talked about the WPRA.

And I guess because it's going to be a big buzz again when we get to Vegas, is the hashtag ad breakaway movement, does that make it to the National Finals Rodeo Committee boardroom, Alan?

it hasn't for a few years that I've, uh, as I've been in those meetings, I mean, they, they, uh, um, the, the problem with the, the breakaway coming to the NFR is, is it's, um, it's not just the time in the arena.

The Indian National Finals Rodeo this week.

And then right down the street at the Thomas & Mack, we'll see the Super Bowl of Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and the Women's Pro Rodeo Association go head-to-head for the world title in pro rodeo.

And will you be there broadcasting, Randy?

Yes, sir.

It's not like she's ridden the same horse all the time.

And, and I think she is the most money-winning-est cowgirl in the WPRA.

Right, not for charities and, and-

'Cause I think-

... all the barrel racing stuff, but in the WPRA.

Right.

Yes, yes.

I believe our only first timer looking at it is Hayden Thompson.

The WPRA doesn't have very good access to statistics, so this is all allegedly.

Allegedly.

No disrespect to anybody.

straight.

And I read, first hearing it, I'm like, no way.

She not only broke the amount of consecutive NFR qualifications with 20, she broke the amount of WPRA Barrels qualifications in general.

There's no barrel racer that's ever made 20, and she did it 20 straight.