Cypress Toddy is the saddle bronc trip everybody wants

Corey & Lange Rodeo's Cypress Toddy holds a season-high mark of 90.5 points in 2026 PRCA saddle bronc competition. Across two scored trips in the 2026 archive, the horse averages 89.3 points. That metric ranks the animal among the elite bucking stock in the professional rodeo circuit this year.

Roughstock scoring in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association splits judgment equally between contestant and animal. Two judges observe each trip, evaluating the bronc on bucking ability, power, kick, and direction changes while scoring the rider on control, spur stroke, and rhythm. Each judge awards up to 25 points for the horse and up to 25 points for the rider, combining for a 100-point maximum total. An average total ride score of 89.3 points indicates that Cypress Toddy delivers consistent stock scores around the 44-point mark.

When a horse turns back hard and extends its bucking motion, judges reward the effort with marks above 44 points. That level of stock performance gives qualified riders a clean line to 90-point rides.

A 90.5-point trip represents the upper ceiling of current PRCA saddle bronc riding. Cypress Toddy hit that peak score earlier in the season, proving that the Corey & Lange Rodeo bucking horse can carry contenders to round wins. In saddle bronc riding, high-marked stock draws the attention of every cowboy in the locker room. A rider matching up with an animal capable of a 90.5-point outing gets an immediate opportunity for substantial earnings.

Corey & Lange Rodeo supplies bucking stock to PRCA rodeos across the country. Developing a saddle bronc that repeatedly marks in the upper 80s and 90s takes careful genetics and turnout management. Saddle bronc riders must mark out cleanly at the chute, requiring the rider to have the rowels of their spurs touching the horse's shoulders above the point of the shoulders when the animal's front feet touch the dirt on the first jump out of the chute. Cypress Toddy's trips give cowboys a solid bucking rhythm out of the gate, providing the exact surface needed to build a winning spur ride.

Contestants chasing the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo rely heavily on drawing stock like Cypress Toddy during the summer run. Other competitors are fighting directly on the qualification line. Ben Andersen is working to move inside the top 15 bubble to secure his fifth NFR trip. Q Taylor recently claimed the saddle bronc riding title at the Cache County Fair and Rodeo. At that same event, Stetson Wright returned from injury to win the All-Around title, while Canadian brothers Dawson and Dillon Graham took the team roping title in 4.2 seconds to earn $5