Alex Riley is a writer for Sports Illustrated's feature, Rodeo Daily. Formerly working at news outlets in South Carolina, Texas, Wyoming and North Carolina, Alex is an award-winning writer and photographer who graduated from the University of South Carolina.
The veteran barrel racer has always run a limited WPRA schedule, but with an equine partner eager to shine and a strong start to the season, finally reaching NFR appears within reach.
The three-time NFR qualifier was the only competitor to cover two rides at the event in Del Rio, Texas over the weekend, giving him another significant victory.
Sage Allen found a lot of success back in February at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. More importantly, he gained momentum, something he is trying to mai
The Bulldogs added an eighth dual discipline title to their trophy case while the Big Green secured their first single discipline trophy in only the program’s second appearance in Ocala.
After a last-second decision to take a re-ride option, the bareback rider picked up a much-needed victory to keep himself inside the top 10 of the World Standings.
These talented young women have proven to be among the best competitors in college equestrian. Now, they have their sights on helping their teams win a national title.
Competing at the NCAA Division I level is high stress, but doing it with a family member by your side can add an extra layer of complexity. But these familial pairings handle it in stride.
The SEC and ECAC saw new champions emerge as the Gamecocks and Skyhawks earned their first league titles in years, while the Cowgirls found a way to keep their run through the Big 12 alive.
As much as Tuf Cooper might not want to admit it, sometimes father actually does know best. Of course, when your father is eight-time World Champion and ProRod