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Indian National Finals Rodeo: How To Watch At Home

The 2022 indian national finals rodeo has kicked off in las vegas, and pbr is airing the arena action for free on pluto tv..

The sport of rodeo is adding countless new fans around the country and the world every year thanks to a growing number of opportunities to follow it from the comfort of home. Apart from professional daily coverage and highlights by cable outlets like The Cowboy Channel , PBR has also stepped in to offer an additional, free rodeo hub via the ad-fueled streaming platform Pluto TV (available online and as an app on various streaming devices and smart TVs) .

Wanna know a perfect reason to start watching PBR RidePass on Pluto TV today? The channel is airing a daily highlights show (at 3:45 and 9:45 ET) from the 46th Annual Indian National Finals Rodeo , which kicked off yesterday at Las Vegas' South Point Equestrian Center . and continues through Saturday.

The INFR began in 1976, bringing together regional Indian Rodeo Associations from the U.S. and Canada for a championship event that allows the finest athletes of all ages to compete for glory. Here's more from the INFR's History page:

"Contestants compete for over $1,000,000 in prize money and awards throughout the year, which culminates with the Indian National Finals Rodeo, where 350+ qualified contestants compete in the 8 major events.  There were 75 Tribes represented at this year’s event.  The majority of the INFR members are also members of Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA).

The INFR has been in existence since 1976.  The INFR Commission has taken steps to increase the awareness and preservation of the INFR for the Professional Indian Cowboys and Cowgirls. Another key component that has been implemented is the INFR Scholarship Program. Since 2005, the INFR has provided over $50,000 in scholarship assistance to members of the organization, and take pride in seeing the INFR Cowboys and Cowgirls achieve their educational goals."

If you want to get caught up on the action before checking in with Pluto TV tonight, here are the results/standings from INFR Day 1 . If you want to travel to an INFR-sanctioned rodeo tour stop next year, find out more here .

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Indian National Finals Rodeo 2021

Tuesday, october 19, 2021 - day 1.

• 12:30 PM INFR – 1st Performance
•   6:30 PM INFR – 2nd Performance
• 10:15 PM Buckle Ceremony (Grandview Lounge)

2021 INFR ROUND 1 - OCTOBER 19, 2021

• Steer Wrestling
• Ladies Breakaway
• Saddle Bronc
• Tie Down Roping
• Team Roping
• Ladies Barrel Racing
• Bull Riding

2021 INFR Round 1 - October 19, 2021

INFR Tour Rodeo rocks the Flathead

This bronc rider makes a one-point landing off a big brown bronc. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)

The tie-down ropers were snake bit on Thursday evening, but this cowboy is fishing his loop on a spotted calf. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)

The spotted bull is doing his best to buck off this young cowboy. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)

The broncs at the INFR Flathead River Rodeo were the best, brought together by many Indian stock contractors. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)

An Indian cowgirl and her big sorrel make the first turn in the barrel racing and look on to the next barrel. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)

A young cowgirl dances to the music at the Flathead River Rodeo. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)

Pickups, horse trailers, and campers jostled for room at the Polson Fairgrounds when the Indian National Finals Rodeo Flathead River Tour Rodeo came to town Aug. 24-26. Cowboys and cowgirls from New Mexico, Arizona, Florida, many Canadian Provinces, Oklahoma, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming – 627 contestants in all – came to try to secure a berth at the INFR in Las Vegas in October.

Added to the INFR in 2006, tour rodeos allow contestants to earn additional points so they can compete at the finals and also provide added prize money so it’s worthwhile for cowboys and cowgirls to drive hundreds of miles to compete. In addition, the Flathead River Rodeo is an automatic qualifier; a person who wins his or her event at the FRR qualifies for the INFR. Plus the Flathead River Rodeo has been voted the best rodeo six times by the contestants thanks to rodeo committee members, Sheila Matt, general manager of the KwaTaqNuk Resort and Casino and Bigarm, Pete White and Elmo McDonald.

Not only did great rodeo contestants come to the rodeo but so did some of the best bucking horses and bulls from Indian stock contractors Chancy Kittson, McDonald, and Dwayne Bull to name just a few. Kittson’s bronc, Black Book, has been to the INFR as have lots of his other broncs.

Each 7 p.m. performance began with the Veteran’s Warrior Society and the Veteran’s Honor Guard presenting the flags, an invocation by rodeo announcer Ray Champ, the Star Spangled Banner, and a native drum group playing an honor song. Badger Tail sang and drummed on Thursday evening, Yamncut on Friday night, and Chief Cliff on Saturday evening.

To keep the arena clear, pickup men Manny Boggs, White, and John Hall were there for bronc riders to grab to exit their horses after the horn sounded and to collect the flank straps from the horses. A JumboTron in the arena allowed the crowd to see a replay of each ride or run.

To keep the crowd amused, Danger Dave Whitmoyer was on hand as the rodeo clown.

“Just keep your camera on me at all times, cause you never know what might happen,” Danger Dave advised.

An impressive dancer, Danger Dave specializes in crowd participation, flirts with all the ladies, and tells goofy jokes. He and rodeo announcer Ray Champ keep a running banter going, and their timing was good.

With 627 contestants, that means slack, which is where some contestants take their stock or turn at the barrels before the nightly performances. There was slack on both Thursday and Friday for the long go. Then the top 12 contestants came back for the short go on Saturday night.

Winners in each event received a pair of spurs as well as cash and a trip to the INFR.

Saturday night’s performance had cars and pickups packing the parking lot and lining Regatta Road to see the show.

Polson Fairgrounds Inc. members fired up the chuckwagon to provide food. According to Tracy Wall and Tommy Seifert, 1,000 pounds of potatoes were turned into delectable rodeo fries. To accompany the fries were burgers, sodas, lemonade, iced tea, pizza, riblets, and other items. Additional food vendors also provided grub.

For those young at heart, there was live music at the KwaTaqNuk Resort and Casino on Thursday night. Sho Down played live at the Polson Fairgrounds on Friday night, and Canadian singer Armond Duck Chief and his band played live on Saturday night.

Top two in each event:

Bareback Riding – Long Go

Kashton Ford, 85

Jhett Knight, Dupree, SD, 75

Bareback – Short Go

Kashton Ford, 88

Jhett Knight, Dupree, SD, 80

Steer Wrestling – Long Go

Collin Johnson, Browning, 4.23

Tucker Rabbit, Standoff, Alberta, 4.44

Steer Wrestling – Short Go

Matt Jodie, Churchrock, N.M., 5.48

Jay Many Grey Horses - Standoff, Alberta, 5.96

Ladies Breakaway – Long Go

PJ Fox, Cardston, Alberta, 2.79

Danielle Augare, Browning, 2.93

Ladies Breakaway – Short Go

D Low Show, Gilbert, Ariz., 5.61

Sammy Jo Bird, Cut Bank, 7.19

Saddle Bronc Riding – Long Go

Phillip Whiteman, 63

Joe Scott III, Madras, Ore., 53

Saddle Bronc Riding – Short Go

Phillip Whiteman, 70

Tie Down Roping – Long Go

Troy Crawler, Morley, Alberta, 9.83

Gavaro Harrison, Chinle, Ariz., 10.04

Tie Down Roping – Short Go

Noah Haven, Window Rock, Ariz., 8.84

Dustin Bird, Cut Bank, 9.67

Team Roping Header – Long Go

Westley Benall, 5.32

Blaine Red Horse, 5.50

Team Roping Header – Short Go

Ty St. Goddard, 5.80

Eric Paul Watson, 11.31

Team Roping Heeler – Long Go

Denton Begay, 5.32

Casey Cummins, 5.50

Team Roping Heeler – Short Go

Chops Yazzie, 5.80

John Hall, 11.31

Ladies Barrel Racing – Long Go

Sonya Dodginghorse, Tsuu T’lna 17.449

Tara Seaton, Winslow, AZ 17,491

Ladies Barrel Racing – Short Go

Graysen O’Connor, Arlee, 17.869

Cheyenne Black Water, Cardston, Alberta, 17.913

(O’Connor placed fourth in the Barrel Racing Average with 36.068)

Bull Riding – Long Go

Dakota Lewis, Browning, 84

2/3S Tahj Wells, Browning, 83

2/3S Cole Brewer, Dupree, S.D., 83

No scores available for Bull Riding – Short Go

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• October 28, 2023
• ⎯ GR Schiavino

2023 INFR Team Roping Results

2023 infr final aggregate results: oct. 28, 2023 infr round 4: oct. 28, 2023 infr round 3 : oct. 26-27, 2023 infr round 2 : oct. 25, 2023 infr round 1 : oct. 24, 2023 infr team roping performances:.

The 47th Annual Indian National Finals Rodeo takes place at the South Point Equestrian Center, Oct. 24-28, 2023, in Las Vegas, Nevada. In each performance, the INFR team roping will take place just before the bull riding—the final event. ( All times posted are for Pacific time zone, PDT. )

1st INFR Go Round: Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023

• 1:00 pm: Timed Event Contestants 1-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm: Timed Event Contestants 17-32 will compete in the positions drawn.

2nd INFR Go Round: Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2023

• 1:00 pm: Timed Event Contestants 32-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm: Timed Event Contestants 16-1 will compete in the positions drawn.

3rd INFR Go Round: Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023 — 7:00pm

• After 2 Go Rounds, the bottom 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

3rd INFR Go Round Continues: Friday, Oct. 27, 2023 — 7:00pm

• After 2 Go Rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

INFR CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY: Oct. 28, 2023 — 7:00 pm

• After three go rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete for the Championship.

How to Watch the 2023 INFR

The only place to watch the 2023 INFR is free on Pluto TV via the PBR RidePass channel. Download the Pluto TV app today. It’s free. Every ride and run will be shown live.

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• October 28, 2023
• ⎯ G.R. Schiavino

2023 INFR Tie-Down Roping Results

At the 2023 Indian National Finals Rodeo, Oct. 24-28, world champions were crowned, and Tulsa, Oklahoma’s Dontre’ Goff  took the title after clocking an aggregate time of 38.52 seconds on four calves, worth $4,677 for the average.

On the first night of the 2023 INFR, held at the South Point Equestrian Center in Las Vegas, Goff kicked off his National Finals tie-down run with a 8.68-second Round 1 win. He was out of the money on Night 2, but eked out a Round 3 check with a time of 9.59—good for sixth.

In the 2023 INFR Championship Round, Goff sealed the average win with a second-place finish of 8.09 seconds.

INFR Championship Round Results: Oct. 28, 2023

Infr round 3 : oct. 26-27, 2023, infr round 2: oct. 25, 2023, infr round 1 : oct. 24, 2023, 2023 infr tie-down roping performances:.

The 47th Annual Indian National Finals Rodeo takes place at the South Point Equestrian Center, Oct. 24-28, 2023, in Las Vegas, Nevada. In each performance, the INFR calf roping will be the fifth event in the lineup, following saddle bronc riding and before the barrel racing. ( All times posted are for Pacific time zone, PDT. )

1st INFR Go Round: Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023

• 1:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 1-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 17-32 will compete in the positions drawn.

2nd INFR Go Round: Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2023

• 1:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 32-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 16-1 will compete in the positions drawn.

3rd INFR Go Round: Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023 — 7:00pm

• After 2 Go Rounds, the bottom 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

INFR Round 3 Daysheet: Bottom 16

3rd INFR Go Round Continues: Friday, Oct. 27, 2023 — 7:00pm

• After 2 Go Rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

INFR Round 3 Daysheet: Top 16

INFR CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY: Oct. 28, 2023 — 7:00 pm

• After three go rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete for the Championship.

INFR 2023 Championship Round Daysheet

How to Watch the 2023 INFR

The only place to watch the 2023 INFR is free on Pluto TV via the PBR RidePass channel. Download the Pluto TV app today. It’s free. Every ride and run will be shown live.

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INFR releases tour champion winners: Four area contingents among leaders

Posted by Quentin Jodie | Oct 13, 2022 | Rodeo |

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The Indian National Finals Rodeo paid out over $2 million dollars with its 18 tour rodeos this past year.

The nonprofit group released its 2022 INFR Tour Champions with four Diné contestants winning their respective events.

Rough Rock, Arizona cowboy Westley Benally finished first in the team roping header’s position by amassing $21,716, which is third best among the top contestant winners.

Tara Seaton (barrel racing), Wyatt Gibson (team roping – heeler) and Jacob T. Yazzie (saddle bronc) were also named INFR Tour Champions.

The 2022 season will conclude at the INFR, which is scheduled to take place from Oct. 18-22, inside the South Point Equestrian Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Westley Benally

Navajo Times | Quentin Jodie INFR Tour Champions Wyatt Gibson (heeling) and Westly Benally (heading) pose for a picture during the 108th Annual Northern Navajo Fair Rodeo in Shiprock last week. Gibson finished with $17,540 and Benally amassed $21,716.

Of the tour rodeos he entered, Benally won three of them starting with an early season win at the Muskogee Nation Tour Rodeo.

It wasn’t until later this summer that the Rough Rock team roper landed his biggest haul winning both the Chippewa Cree at Rocky Boy, Montana, and Crow Fair.

He collected $7,248 at Rocky Boy and $7,828 at Crow Fair. He paired up with Gibson to win the Chippewa Cree rodeo, and at Crow Fair he took first with his older brother Hank Benally.

Those two rodeos put him over the top, as he beat out fellow Diné ropers Dwight Sells and Trey Begay as the latter two finished with $19,522 and $18,193, respectively.

“They were good rodeos,” Benally said of two northern rodeos. “Everything came together for me and my partners. We did what we could up there because we traveled a long way.”

This was Benally first time winning the tour, getting inspiration to do that after qualifying for his first INFR last year.

“I set a goal of winning the tour and sure enough I won it,” he said. “I’m very proud because I accomplished that.”

His next objective is to give himself a chance at winning an INFR world title.

“I’m going to try and win the title with my older brother Hank Benally,” he said.

Wyatt Gibson

Going into the final tour rodeo of the season, Gibson trailed fellow Diné roper Myles John by $501. The Smith Lake, New Mexico cowboy surpassed the then-leader with a first-place win at the Sky Dancer Tour Rodeo, collecting $2,313.

“I won the last rodeo and it put me up there,” Gibson said, while noting that John did not compete in the last rodeo.

As the heeling tour champion, Gibson amassed $17,540 while John won $15,729.

“I’m glad that I won it,” Gibson said. “I started the year off rough, and I picked up my slack at the of the year.

“I feel like I deserve to be with the rest of the guys that made it,” he added.

His biggest win came at Rocky Boy Tour Rodeo, which is hosted by the Chippewa Cree tribe. At that rodeo, he partnered with Benally and the two left the rodeo with $7,248 each.

His next biggest haul came at the Home of the Champions Tour Rodeo in Halliday, North Dakota where he won $4,971.

At the North Dakota rodeo, Gibson roped with brother Tobin and Talan Cummins, with the latter being his INFR partner.

Gibson’s horse, Playboy Gold, was also recognized by the INFR. The 11-year-old homegrown equine was named horse of the year.

“That’s a huge accomplishment,” he said of his horse being recognized. “You know, I’m really proud of him for winning something like that for himself.”

As a three-time qualifier, Gibson is hoping his luck will change at this year’s finals. In his debut, he made the short round and last year he roped 2-of-4 draws.

“I don’t want to count my chickens yet, but I feel like I’m roping good,” he said. “Hopefully, I’m ready for the finals.”

Jacob Yazzie

File photo | Sharon Chischilly In this file photo, Jacob Yazzie is being congratulated after sharing the saddle bronc title at the 100th Annual Gallup Inter-Tribal Ceremonial Association Rodeo this past August. Yazzie emerged as the INFR Tour Champion with $7,498 won during the 2022 season.

After leading the tour by a large margin, Yazzie had to withstand a late charge from Justin Whiteman, who placed at four of the last five tour rodeos.

Despite that heroic effort, Yazzie emerged as the tour champion with $7,498 won. Whiteman finished with $6,927, which was $571 shy of Yazzie’s total.

“This is a first for everything,” the 18-year-old cowboy said. “I wasn’t expecting to win this, but I just kept hitting all those tour rodeos.

“It was a tough battle,” he added. “I just placed at a few rodeos and the guy behind me got on a winning streak at the end.”

As for his first trip to the INFR, Yazzie said he’s hoping to make some noise.

“I’m going to try and keep it going,” he said. “I just gotta do what I do and just have fun.”

The Allentown, Arizona cowboy credits his dad, Alonzo, and his uncle, Ace Long, for showing him the ropes and guiding him in his first year as an INFR qualifier.

“They push me a lot,” he said.

Tara Seaton

Navajo Times File Photo | Donovan Quintero Barrel racer Tara Seaton sets her eyes on the last barrel after she gets around the second barrel at the 74th Annual Navajo Nation Fair in Window Rock. Seaton won a horse trailer by winning the women’s all-around race.

After finishing second last year in the tour race, Seaton won this year’s competition rather comfortably. The Dilkon, Arizona cowgirl netted $15,169 with second-place finisher Graysen O’Conner winning $10,801.

“This is my first year winning it,” Seaton said, while noting that she lost the tour race by a mere $29 last year when she missed a few INFR rodeos to concentrate on here WPRA membership.

“It came down to the last INFR rodeo,” she said. “I missed the last few rodeos because I was trying to qualify for the Turquoise Circuit Rodeo. I didn’t hit any tour rodeos in September, and I finished second, but it was all good because I ended up qualifying for my first circuit finals, so it all worked out.”

Seaton cleared $3,212 at the Chippewa Cree rodeo for his biggest win this season. And to help solidify her position, Seaton won both the Fort Peck and Home of the Champions rodeos during Labor Day weekend.

Seaton collected a grand total of $3,287 at those two rodeos, earning her a nice cushion entering the final leg of the 2022 season.

“I was leading the tour prior to that,” she said of her Labor Day exploits. “But I wasn’t sure how it was going to finish out because Graysen was close enough to beat me.”

She owes a lot of her success to her prized mare, Rez Rocket, as the two were consistent throughout the year.

“We went all year long and we went up against different competition in different arenas,” she said. “For me it’s a test of stamina, not only me as a contestant, but also my horse.

“She has to be able to compete all these different rodeos, and we were able to hold onto that lead,” she added. “I mean, we never let it go. We held it from Day One, so that shows the stamina and determination that my horse has.”

Seaton said she likes her INFR chances as she is seeking her first world crown. In 2019, she took second and after the cancelation of the 2020 season due to the global pandemic she finished third last year.

“I think they’re pretty good,” she said. “The INFR is coming up with a new rule to where they drag after every six runs. I’m so happy about that and that’s a huge step forward for us barrel racers.

“In the past, they would drag after every eight and that was really tough on our horses,” she added. “You don’t really get to showcase what your horse can do (by dragging every eight) because you’re worried about keeping them standing and not having them slip or fall.”

About The Author

Quentin jodie.

Quentin Jodie is the Sports Editor for the Navajo Times. He started working for the Navajo Times in February 2010 and was promoted to the Sports Editor position at the end of summer in 2012. Previously, he wrote for the Gallup Independent. Reach him at [email protected]

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• October 28, 2023
• ⎯ GR Schiavino

2023 INFR BARREL RACING PERFORMANCES:

The 47th Annual Indian National Finals Rodeo takes place at the South Point Equestrian Center, Oct. 24-28, 2023, in Las Vegas, Nevada. In each performance, the INFR barrel racing will be the sixth event in the lineup, following calf roping and before the team roping . ( All times posted are for Pacific time zone, PDT. )

INFR ROUND 3: OCT. 26-27, 2023

After Round 3, Katrina Williams (Mount Currie, BC) leads the average with an aggregate time of 49.446 seconds.

1ST INFR GO ROUND: TUESDAY, OCT. 24, 2023

• 1:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 1-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 17-32 will compete in the positions drawn.

INFR Round 1  Daysheet: First Perf  

INFR Round 1  Daysheet: Second Perf

1st INFR GO ROUND RESULTS

• Kassidy Dennison, 15.528, $2,948
• Cayda Dodginghorse, 15,565, $2,440
• Gabriyelle Irving, 15.678, $1,932
• Sonya Dodginghorse, 15.696, $1,423
• Tara Seaton, 15.755, $915
• Cheyenne Black Water, 15.759, $508

2ND INFR GO ROUND: WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25, 2023

• 1:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 32-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 16-1 will compete in the positions drawn.

INFR Round 2  Daysheet: First Perf  

INFR Round 2  Daysheet: Second Perf

2nd INFR GO ROUND RESULTS

• Timber Cote, 15.159, $2,948
• Sierra Farland, 15.60, $2,440
• Keira Simonson, 15.606, $1,932
• JC Hawk, 15.623, $1,423
• *Graysen O’Connor, 15.680, $915
• Cheyenne Black Water, 15.702, $508

*After two rounds, Graysen O’Connor from Arlee, Montana, leads the average with a time of 31.525 seconds.

3RD INFR GO ROUND: THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 2023 — 7:00PM

• After 2 Go Rounds, the bottom 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

INFR Round 3 Daysheet: Bottom 16

3RD INFR GO ROUND CONTINUES: FRIDAY, OCT. 27, 2023 — 7:00PM

• After 2 Go Rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

INFR Round 3 Daysheet: Top 16

INFR CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY: OCT. 28, 2023 — 7:00 PM

• After three go rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete for the Championship.

INFR 2023 Championship Round Daysheet

HOW TO WATCH THE 2023 INFR

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Despite being out of the money in Round 3, Arizona's Janae Todacheenie took the average win at the 2023 INFR with a flawless catch percntage. She is the 2023 INFR World Champion Breakaway Roper.

• October 30, 2023
• ⎯  The Breakaway Roping Journal

At the 2023 Indian National Finals Rodeo, Oct. 24-28, world champions were crowned, and Indian Wells, Arizona’s Janae Todacheenie took the title after clocking an aggregate time of 10.49 seconds on four calves, worth $4,677 for the average.

On the first night of the 2023 INFR, held at the South Point Equestrian Center in Las Vegas, Todacheenie kicked off her National Finals breakaway run with a 2.57-second Round 1 win. When the Navajo cowgirl took third place in Round 2 with 2.6-second time, she established herself as the leader in the average—a position she maintained through Round 3, despite being out of the money by 0.02 seconds with a time of 2.78.

In the 2023 INFR Championship Round, Todacheenie sealed the average win with a second-place finish of 2.54 seconds.

INFR Champion Round Results: Oct. 28, 2023

Infr round 3 results : oct. 26-27, 2023.

Despite being out of the money in Round 3 with a 2.78, Janae Todacheenie maintains her aggregate lead going into the Championship Round with 7.95 seconds on three head.

2023 INFR Breakaway Roping Performances:

The 47th Annual Indian National Finals Rodeo takes place at the South Point Equestrian Center, Oct. 24-28, 2023, in Las Vegas, Nevada. In each performance, the INFR breakaway roping will be the third event in the lineup, following bareback riding and steer wrestling. ( All times posted are for Pacific time zone, PDT. )

1st INFR Go Round: Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023

• 1:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 1-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 17-32 will compete in the positions drawn.

INFR Round 1 Daysheet: First Perf INFR Round 1 Daysheet: Second Perf

1st INFR Go Round Results

• Janae Todacheenie, 2.57, $2,948
• Arianna Jones, 2.84, $2,440
• Cammie Fox, 2.95, $1,932
• Tara Seaton, 3.11, $1,423
• Kadin Jodie, 3.15, $915
• Charmayne Pickens, 3.33, $508

2nd INFR Go Round: Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2023

• 1:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 32-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 16-1 will compete in the positions drawn.

INFR Round 2 Daysheet: First Perf INFR Round 2 Daysheet: Second Perf

2nd INFR Go Round Results

• Dani Lowman “D Low Show”, 2.41, $2,948
• Kadin Jodie, 2.58, $2,440
• *Janae Todacheenie, 2.60, $1,932
• Kylie Gilbert, 2.61, $1,423
• Katelin Conway, 2.62, $915
• Bailey Bates, 2.93, $508

*Janae Todacheenie leads the average after Round 2 with 5.17 seconds on two head.

3rd INFR Go Round: Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023 — 7:00pm

• After 2 Go Rounds, the bottom 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

INFR Round 3 Daysheet: Bottom 16

3rd INFR Go Round Continues: Friday, Oct. 27, 2023 — 7:00pm

• After 2 Go Rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

INFR Round 3 Daysheet: Top 16

INFR CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY: Oct. 28, 2023 — 7:00 pm

• After three go rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete for the Championship.

INFR 2023 Championship Round Daysheet

INFR breakaway qualifiers

• Kadin Jodie – Tour Champ
• Ahnie Jumper
• Amber Carson (Q)
• Arianna Jones (Q)
• Autumn Whitehorse
• Bailey Bates
• Cammie Fox (Q)
• Charmayne Pickens (Q)
• Colbee Woodward (Q)
• D Low Show (Q)
• Destiny Stevens
• Faith Holyan (Q)
• Fallon Doka (Q)
• Jacque Peterson (Q)
• Janae Todacheenie (Q)
• Jareth Curley (Q)
• JC Hawk (Q)
• Kashlin Bettelyoun
• Katelin Conway (Q)
• Kylie Gilbert (Q)
• Martina Monroe (Q)
• Mia Wilson (Q)
• Mykayla Tatsey
• Odessa Yazzie
• Sammy Jo Bird
• Tessie Lamere

How to Watch the 2023 INFR

The only place to watch the 2023 INFR is free on Pluto TV via the PBR RidePass channel. Download the Pluto TV app today. It’s free. Every ride and run will be shown live.

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Inside Look at World Champion's Follow-Up Season Following Record Year

Brittany Pozzi-Tonozzi had an undeniable record-breaking year in 2023 and took the rodeo and futurity worlds by storm. Here’s what the three-time World Champ has been up to recently. 

• Author: Kaitlyn Woodman

With nearly $1.5 million in earnings in 2023 alone, Tonozzi’s year was nothing short of a fairytale. From her complete takeover of the Pro Rodeo world to her futurity standouts, there wasn’t a set of results that you didn't find her name at the top.

Coming off a storybook year like that, the expectations can be high, but if anyone can withstand the pressure, it’s Tonozzi. With an unbelievable string of horses from futurity age to open level, she continues to win in the 2024 season.

Although she sits just outside of the Top 15 in the WPRA World Standings, top finishes at Texas Swing Rodeos, and just 13 rodeos on her count, she has all of the time and opportunity in the world to climb her way to the top. There is one place where she continues to dominate, however, and that is the futurity and derby scene of barrel racing. 

With top finishes at the Kinder Cup, Royal Crown, and most recently, the inaugural Diamond Classic event in Abilene, Texas, she is well on her way to another great year. She sits just inside the cut for the final round of the last Texas Swing Rodeo in San Angelo after placing in the round with a 14.24-second run on Babe on The Chase, aka “Birdie.” 

On top of her performance career, Tonozzi continues to maintain an impeccable breeding program comprised of dominant mare power she previously competed on and two stallions, A Guy With Proof and Blazzin The Way. Tonozzi and her husband, Garrett, breed and own prospects and offer a select few to the public each year.

In 2023, the couple consigned two top prospects to the legendary Pink Buckle Sale, totaling $600,000 for their consignments, with the 3rd highest seller of the day, “Kiss Me Good By,” for $490,000 to 4M Equine Ranch. This is no position they are a stranger to, as in 2021, they sold the second high seller and now $250,000 earning mare “Tres Chasin Babe PZ” to Teton Ridge. 

Keep an eye out for this dominant force in the sport of barrel racing to see what she does to follow up her storybook year in 2024. Her winning streak is far from over, and she will continue to be an influence for many years to come.

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Morgan Hoffmann’s comeback attempt just took a giant leap

Morgan Hoffmann opened 65-64 at LECOM Suncoast Classic to get into contention. (Andrew Wevers/Getty Images)

Second-round 64 has him one back at Korn Ferry Tour’s LECOM Suncoast Classic

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Morgan Hoffmann was on the 16th hole at Lakewood National Golf Club, home of the Korn Ferry Tour’s LECOM Suncoast Classic, when he looked at the leaderboard.

There was his name, right at the top.

He turned to his caddie. “This is what we play for,” Hoffmann said. “This is what we live for.”

One day after shooting a season-best 65, he would sign for a second-round 64 to reach 13-under par. Although he fell one off the lead thanks to Brandon Crick’s 62, it was a positive sign for Hoffmann, a one-time PGA TOUR fixture who was diagnosed with facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy in 2016.

“It’s huge progress,” Hoffmann said. “You know, I’ve been knocking rust off, I guess, since the beginning of the season. I haven’t played the last two years. It feels really good to be back out here competing again.

“This course really fits my eye and I feel good,” he added.

Hoffmann reached world No. 1 as an amateur and was an All-American at Oklahoma State before playing the PGA TOUR from 2013-17. He never won – it’s still on his to-do list – and began feeling unwell around the time he realized his right pectoral muscle had begun to atrophy. He searched high and low for a diagnosis before doctors told him he had muscular dystrophy and there wasn’t much he could do.

Frustrated with the limitations of western medicine, Hoffmann turned to psychedelics, yoga, surfing, veganism, breathwork, and even a grape cleanse. He went from Nepal for ayahuasca (hallucinogenic medicine) to buying a home in Costa Rica for its healthful Blue Zone attributes.

He also started Greyson Clothiers with Ralph Lauren designer Charlie Schaefer in 2015.

After largely disappearing from public view, Hoffmann returned to the PGA TOUR in 2022, saying he wasn’t ready to be a weekend golfer. Playing on a medical extension, he missed three cuts in five starts. That was of a piece with many of his results at the game’s highest level since 2019. Progress was slow.

The story had been much the same in five Korn Ferry Tour starts this season, as he had missed the cut three times, but on Friday he attributed much of that to poor putting. With a new putter this week, and having put a new set of irons in the bag three weeks ago, Hoffmann has been transformed at the LECOM Suncoast Classic.

“I’m very grateful to be here,” he said. “The last two years have been a lot of ups and downs, working on health still. My wife and I had a baby girl, she’s 1 (year) and 4 months now, and she’s got my heart on a string. Rai. She’s a little ball of light. It’s awesome.

“I want to be there for her,” he continued. “It’s different having a family; going home is very important and healing and rejuvenating for me. I don’t feel as much pressure to be out here grinding non-stop. I think that’s really fulfilling me more and keeping a smile on my face.”

He still talks to his friends on TOUR, and he aspires not just to rejoin them but to win. If and when that happens he will have a legitimate claim to having gone to the greatest lengths to do so. Hoffmann described his hallucinogenic ayahuasca treatment in a lengthy article in Golf Digest, recalling a “geometric butterfly” and a moth feeding him a vine, dirt, trees, and berries, after which the vine was pulled from him, an elephant appeared, and black smoke started pouring from his mouth. “It felt like the disease was coming out of me,” he said.

Unafraid to chart his own course, Hoffmann and his wife, Chelsea, have designs on opening a solar-powered healing center in their adopted home of Costa Rica. When he’s in the States, he has made his home in Jupiter, Florida, playing out of the Bear’s Club. Now he’ll be in the final group on Saturday at the LECOM Suncoast Classic.

Cameron Morfit is a Staff Writer for the PGA TOUR. He has covered rodeo, arm-wrestling, and snowmobile hill climb in addition to a lot of golf. Follow Cameron Morfit on Twitter .

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The Tri-State Rodeo first started in 1948. The prestigious honor will be given during the ProRodeo Hall of Fame ceremony in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

The Hall of Fame museum was opened to preserve the cowboy contest’s legacy and culture.

This year’s Tri-State Rodeo will be from Sept. 4 through Sept. 7, in Fort Madison.

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Saturday, April 20

AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL (MEN’S)

FS2 — AFL: Geelong at Brisbane

AUTO RACING

FS1 — NASCAR Cup Series: Qualifying, Talladega Superspeedway, Talladega, Ala.

FS1 — ARCA Menards Series: The General Tire 200, Talladega Superspeedway, Talladega, Ala.

FOX — NASCAR Xfinity Series: The Ag-Pro 300, Talladega Superspeedway, Talladega, Ala.

USA — IMSA Weathertech SportsCar Championship: The Acura Grand Prix Of Long Beach, Long Beach, Calif.

2:55 a.m. (Sunday)

ESPN — Formula 1: The Lenovo Chinese Grand Prix, Shanghai International Circuit, Shanghai

BASKETBALL AFRICA LEAGUE

NBATV — City Oilers vs. Bangui SC, Cairo

NBATV — Al Ahly Ly vs. Al Ahly, Cairo

FS1 — PBA: The WSOB PBA World Championship - Semifinals, Allen Park, Mich.

COLLEGE BASEBALL

SECN — Auburn at Mississippi St.

ESPNU — TCU at Texas

ACCN — Louisville at Miami

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

FOX — Michigan Spring Game: From, Ann Arbor, Mich.

PEACOCK — Notre Dame Spring Game: From South Bend, Ind.

ACCN — Wake Forest Spring Game: From Winston-Salem, N.C.

BTN — Illinois Spring Game: From Champaign, Ill.

PAC-12N — Oregon St. Spring Game: From Corvallis, Ore.

ACCN — Florida St. Spring Game: From Tallahassee, Fla.

BTN — Michigan St. Spring Game: From East Lansing, Mich.

PAC-12N — California Spring Game: From Berkeley, Calif.

ACCN — Duke Spring Game: From Durham, N.C.

COLLEGE GYMNASTICS (WOMEN’S)

ABC — NCAA Championships: Finals, Fort Worth, Texas

COLLEGE LACROSSE (MEN’S)

ACCN — North Carolina at Notre Dame

CBSSN — Boston U. at Lehigh

ESPNU — Virginia at Syracuse

ESPNU — Maryland at Johns Hopkins

BTN — Michigan at Ohio St.

COLLEGE SOFTBALL

ESPN2 — LSU at Tennessee

SECN — South Carolina at Florida

SECN — Missouri at Georgia

SECN — Kentucky at Auburn

PAC-12N — UCLA at Stanford

ESPN — Alabama at Arkansas

PAC-12N — Oregon St. at Oregon

SECN — Alabama at Arkansas

FS1 — Bassmaster Elite Series: The 2024 MAXAM Tire Bassmaster Elite at St. Johns River, Palatka, Fla.

FUTSAL (MEN’S)

FS2 — CONCACAF Championship: Costa Rica vs. Guatemala, Third-Place Match

FS2 — CONCACAF Championship: Cuba vs. Panama, Final

GOLF — PGA Tour: The RBC Heritage, Third Round, Harbour Town Golf Links, Hilton Head, S.C.

CBS — PGA Tour: The RBC Heritage, Third Round, Harbour Town Golf Links, Hilton Head, S.C.

GOLF — PGA Tour: The Corales Puntacana Championship, Third Round, Puntacana Resort & Club (Corales Golf Club), Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

NBC — LPGA Tour: The Chevron Championship, Third Round, The Club at Carlton Woods, The Woodlands, Texas

GOLF — PGA Tour Champions: The Invited Celebrity Classic, Second Round, Las Calinas Country Club, Irving, Texas

HORSE RACING

FS2 — NYRA: America’s Day at the Races

LACROSSE (MEN’S)

ESPNU — NLL: Buffalo at Las Vegas

MLB BASEBALL

MLBN — Tampa Bay at NY Yankees

FS1 — NY Mets at LA Dodgers

MLBN — Regional Coverage: Texas at Atlanta OR Baltimore at Kansas City

NBA BASKETBALL

ESPN — Eastern Conference First Round Playoff: Orlando at Cleveland, Game 1

ESPN — Western Conference First Round Playoff: Phoenix at Minnesota, Game 1

ESPN — Eastern Conference First Round Playoff: Philadelphia at New York, Game 1

ABC — Western Conference First Round Playoff: LA Lakers at Denver, Game 1

TBS — Eastern Conference First Round Playoff: NY Islanders at Carolina, Game 1

TRUTV — Eastern Conference First Round Playoff: NY Islanders at Carolina, Game 1 (BetCast)

TBS — Eastern Conference First Round Playoff: Toronto at Boston, Game 1

TRUTV — Eastern Conference First Round Playoff: Toronto at Boston, Game 1 (BetCast)

OLYMPIC TRIALS

USA — 2024 U.S. Summer Olympic Trials: Wrestling Finals Championship Series, State College, Penn.

CBS — PBR: Bucking Battle, Tacoma, Wash. (Taped)

RUGBY (MEN’S)

FS1 — NRL: Canberra at Brisbane

SOCCER (MEN’S)

USA — Premier League: Brentford at Luton Town

USA — Premier League: Arsenal at Wolverhampton

SOCCER (WOMEN’S)

CBS — NWSL: NJ/NY Gotham FC at Washington Spirit

ION — NWSL: Bay FC at Kansas City Current

ION — NWSL: Houston Dash at Portland Thorns FC

TENNIS — Barcelona-ATP, Munich-ATP, Bucharest-ATP, Stuttgart-WTA, Rouen-WTA Semifinals

TRACK AND FIELD

CNBC — IAAF World Athletics Diamond League: The Wanda Diamond League Xiamen, Xiamen, China (Taped)

UFL FOOTBALL

ABC — Memphis at St. Louis

FOX — Regional Coverage: D.C. at Birmingham OR Michigan at San Antonio

Sunday, April 21

FOX — NASCAR Cup Series: The GEICO 500, Talladega Superspeedway, Talladega, Ala.

USA — NTT IndyCar Series: The Acura Grand Prix Of Long Beach, Long Beach, Calif.

1 a.m. (Monday)

CNBC — AMA Supercross Series: Round 14, Nashville, Tenn. (Taped)

FOX — PBA: The WSOB PBA World Championship - Finals, Allen Park, Mich.

ESPNU — Oklahoma St. at Kansas St.

PAC-12N — Washington at Utah

COLLEGE LACROSSE (WOMEN’S)

ACCN — Atlantic Coast Tournament: Louisville at Virginia Tech, First Round

BTN — Northwestern at Michigan

ACCN — Atlantic Coast Tournament: Pittsburgh at Clemson, First Round

ESPNU — Alabama at Arkansas

BTN — Indiana at Iowa

PAC-12N — Washington at California

ACCN — Syracuse at Pittsburgh

ESPN2 — UCLA at Stanford

PAC-12N — Arizona St. at Arizona

ACCN — Clemson at Notre Dame

COLLEGE TENNIS (MEN’S)

SECN — Southeastern Tournament: Championship, Baton Rouge, La.

COLLEGE TENNIS (WOMEN’S)

SECN — Southeastern Tournament: Championship, Athens, Ga.

CNBC — UCI: The Liege Bastogne Liege, 158 miles, Liege, Belgium

GOLF — PGA Tour: The RBC Heritage, Final Round, Harbour Town Golf Links, Hilton Head, S.C.

CBS — PGA Tour: The RBC Heritage, Final Round, Harbour Town Golf Links, Hilton Head, S.C.

GOLF — PGA Tour: The Corales Puntacana Championship, Final Round, Puntacana Resort & Club (Corales Golf Club), Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

NBC — LPGA Tour: The Chevron Championship, Final Round, The Club at Carlton Woods, The Woodlands, Texas

GOLF — PGA Tour Champions: The Invited Celebrity Classic, Final Round, Las Calinas Country Club, Irving, Texas

FS1 — NYRA: America’s Day at the Races

MLBN — Regional Coverage: Tampa Bay at NY Yankees OR Houston at Washington

MLBN — Regional Coverage: NY Mets at LA Dodgers (4:10 p.m.) OR Toronto at San Diego (4:10 p.m.)

ESPN — Texas at Atlanta

ABC — Eastern Conference First Round Playoff: TBD at Boston, Game 1

ABC — Western Conference First Round Playoff: Dallas at LA Clippers, Game 1

TNT — Eastern Conference First Round Playoff: Indiana at Milwaukee, Game 1

TRUTV — Eastern Conference First Round Playoff: Indiana at Milwaukee, Game 1 (BetCast)

TNT — Western Conference First Round Playoff: TBD at Oklahoma City, Game 1

TRUTV — Western Conference First Round Playoff: TBD at Oklahoma City, Game 1 (BetCast)

ESPN — Eastern Conference First Round Playoff: Tampa Bay at Florida, Game 1

ESPN — Eastern Conference First Round Playoff: Washington at NY Rangers, Game 1

ESPN2 — Western Conference First Round Playoff: Colorado at Winnipeg, Game 1

ESPN — Western Conference First Round Playoff: Nashville at Vancouver, Game 1

CBSSN — PBR: Round 2 & Championship Round, Tacoma, Wash.

FS2 — European Champions Cup: Harlequins at Sale

FS2 — MLR: Utah at San Diego

USA — Premier League: Nottingham Forest at Everton

ESPN2 — Bundesliga: Bayer Leverkusen at Borussia Dortmund

USA — Premier League: Liverpool at Fulham

CBSSN — Serie A: Fiorentina at Salernitana

FS1 — MLS: Minnesota United FC at Charlotte FC

FS1 — MLS: San Jose at LA Galaxy

CBSSN — NWSL: North Carolina Courage at Angel City FC

TENNIS — Barcelona-ATP, Munich-ATP, Bucharest-ATP, Stuttgart-WTA, Rouen-WTA Finals

FS1 — Arlington at Houston

VOLLEYBALL (WOMEN’S)

CBSSN — Pro Volleyball Federation: Atlanta at Orlando