A Look Back at What the PRCA Imagined for its Future.
It was recently announced that PRCA commissioner Karl Stressman would be retiring from his post after his 10th and final Wrangler NFR in Las Vegas this December. The news inspires curiosity about what—and who—is to come, but also (particularly with statements from Stressman like, “I would stay at the PRCA as long as I enjoyed the job. Well, it’s time to say goodbye.”) how the PRCA became what it is.
The well-known story goes that the 1936 Cowboys Turtle Association resulted from a group of performance cowboys finally sticking their necks out for themselves, creating the entity that would become the Rodeo Cowboys Association in 1945, followed by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association in 1975. And so, for 50 years, until the first and only impeachment of a PRCA president in 1986, the organization was, arguably, by the cowboy and for the cowboy. Then, a member voted president was ousted and the reign of the hired commissioner began.
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At Home With
Whether he’s home in his native Brazil or here in America, Lincoln Figueiredo ropes all day every day. Heeling is his favorite—he’s an 8.5 on the back side—but he’s packed all kinds of roping into a very full 46 years. Figueiredo lives in Presidente Prudente, Sao Paulo, Brazil, with his wife, Marina, and baby girl, also Marina.
Zane Tisdale's Leather & Life
Although header Zane Tisdale has a lot of pride in his leatherwork, it’s a passion that shares space with a full-time job, roping and, most importantly, his growing family. —G.R. Schiavino.
Torres Brothers Missing Main Mounts
The Torres Brothers—Joshua and Jonathan—have consistently been Top-30 team ropers in recent years.
What Pro Heelers Prefer And How To Get Your Horse To Drag It The Right Way
Here’s a glimpse of what pro heelers prefer and how to get your horse to drag it the right way.
How Smoothing Out Your Start And Your Handle Will Speed Up Your Runs
How smoothing out your start and your handle will speed up your runs.
Remembering the “Answer Man”
This spring, the rodeo and roping world lost a man who spent his life in its folds, shaping its functions: Hugh “Rooster” Chambliss.
Randy Lewis: Horse Vet
For heeler Randy Lewis, DVM, becoming a horse doctor wasn’t a choice he made. Instead, it was just a fact of life since as long as he can remember.
Disciplining Yourself Is Key To Regaining Your Horse's Composure In The Box
Disciplining yourself is key to regaining your horse’s composure in the box.
Luke Brown On Earning His Spot Among The Best
Luke Brown on earning his spot among the best.
The Battle Of The Bubble Boys
The bubble. It’s not the place anyone wants to be right now, but it’s inevitable that there are teams put in that position every season.
