I feel rather foolish. It took me eight days to figure out the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo had livestreaming of the rodeo on its website. I’ve been missing out on something special. The action is great, and there are plenty of added benefits to taking in RodeoHouston this way. I loved the interviews, something[...]

Heith DeMoss travels all across the United States competing for rodeo glory. He knows the two-late roads and interstates that lead down the rodeo trail. But he likes competing for some of the biggest prizes in his sport, which is why he’ll be part of the field at the 2011 Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo,[...]

Call it karma or coincidence or whatever you want, but I find it kind of cool: I posted the story on TwisTED Rodeo today about Stockton Graves’ qualification to the Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo, and the Oklahoma cowboy won the first round of steer wrestling during Super Series III at the Houston Livestock Show[...]

When Stockton Graves learned the Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo was moving to Oklahoma City, he knew he wanted to be part of the field. He’s competed for the national title six times in his career, but this year’s championship means even more to the Newkirk, Okla., cowboy because the 25th anniversary event will take[...]

The extremes of Japanese culture found their way into cowboy culture Sunday night when Jet and Cord McCoy competed in the third leg of “The Amazing Race: Unfinished Business.” Through the hour-long show, which was recorded last November and December, the McCoys and nine other teams raced around the Tokyo area tackling challenges and trying[...]

A lot of money has been won at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, and we’re just two-fifths of the way through the first level of competition. Congratulations to those who won Super Series II in their event: – Tie-down roping, Scott Kormos, $6,500: won the first round, finished third in the third round and[...]

Californian Kyle Lockett proved the power of experience when he won the 2011 Timed Event Championship, earning that prestigious gold buckle for the second time in his career. Of recent champions, most had earned the title before. Josh Peek, who won the title a year ago, is the most recent first-timer to have made worn[...]

Sherry Cervi and Stingray made quite a statement in 2010. Together they won the Women’s Professional Rodeo Association’s barrel racing world championship, set the single-season earnings mark and established a new arena record with the fastest run at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. She’s also the reigning Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo barrel racing champion.[...]

Ah, the Timed Event Championship can be quite fickle. Four former champions were atop the leaderboard after Friday’s first go-round, but that changed dramatically Saturday night. In fact, six-time champion Trevor Brazile and two-time winner Daniel Green fell to the bottom half of the standings in the 20-man field. Brazile had trouble in heeling, where[...]

Kyle Hughes has been around ProRodeo for more than a decade, best known as a great all-around cowboy. On Friday night during the opening round of Super Series II at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, the talented Colorado hand made a significant statement with a blistering 3.2-second run. The feat matched an arena record.[...]