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Another 3.4-second run for Dustin Egusquiza and JC Flake! 💪🔥
Dustin Egusquiza and JC Flake execute a fast team roping run in the arena. The duo catches and heels the steer smoothly to stop the clock at an impressive 3.4 seconds.
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3.4 SECONDS😮💨 Dustin Egusquiza and JC Flake are right back to work!
After wrapping up the 2026 regular season in NFR qualifying position, the team roping duo fired off a 3.4-second run on opening ...
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Egusquiza, Flake Win 2026 Mandan Roughriders Cup, Climb Clear of the NFR Cut
Dustin Egusquiza and JC Flake backed into the box at the North Dakota Roughrider Cup in Mandan sitting at $111,933 each — Egusquiza No. 12 in the heading world standings, Flake No. 14 heeling, both outside where TRJ projects the NFR cut will land. They were 3.8, and they won the Roughrider Cup by two-tenths. It paid $9,856 a man and moved both men into much safer territory with nine days left in the season.
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Bold Predictions for 2026 Gold Buckle Winners Following Fort Worth ...
This article offers bold predictions for the 2026 Gold Buckle winners across various rodeo disciplines, analyzing current standings and performances early in the professional rodeo season. It highlights top contenders and rising stars following major winter events like the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo and the National Western Stock Show & Rodeo, forecasting who is likely to compete for world titles at the NFR.
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Third Quarter Update: 2026 PRCA Team Roping World Standings
The 2026 PRCA Team Roping World Standings are taking shape in the third quarter of the season, with Korbin Rice and Cooper Freeman maintaining their lead. Jake Smit and Douglas Rich have climbed to second, while Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira also had a strong winter. The article provides a detailed breakdown of the top 20 headers and heelers based on their earnings.
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Heading Techniques Explained: How the Best Set Up the Catch
This article features insights from top headers Andrew Ward, Kaleb Driggers, Cash Duty, Dustin Egusquiza, and Cody Snow, explaining their techniques for setting up the catch in team roping. They detail specific body positions, hand placements, and leg cues to optimize horse performance and maximize their chances of roping the steer effectively. The pros emphasize the importance of small adjustments and timing in high-speed situations.
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