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Two Different Feels: Jonathan Torres Builds NFR Push Around Scooter and Chief
Professional heeler Jonathan Torres is building his 2026 NFR campaign around his two primary heel horses, Scooter and Chief. After finding success with Scooter at the 2025 NFR, Torres and his wife officially purchased the gelding from trainer Jared Fillmore. Chief, a paint horse acquired in 2023, serves as Torres's secondary mount to handle the grueling rodeo season.
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Caldwell Night Rodeo Crowns Champions in 102nd Edition - Cowboy Channel
Team ropers <strong>Nelson Wyatt and Jonathan Torres</strong> teamed up to earn the title, stopping the clock in a combined 15.4 seconds on three head. Each earned $6,907. The duo, currently ranked No.
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Wyatt and Torres Turn Caldwell and $19,433 Week into Late August Push
Nelson Wyatt and Jonathan Torres banked $19,433 apiece Aug. 18-22, including $12,495 each at Caldwell Night Rodeo , to move Wyatt to No. 14 and Torres to No. 18 in the PRCA world standings. Wyatt and Torres had already put themselves in position for big money more than once this summer. This week, they finally started finishing those opportunities.
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Fourth Quarter Update: 2026 PRCA Team Roping World Standings
With only 37 days left in the 2026 PRCA regular season, a high-stakes Pacific Northwest swing has reshuffled the Team Roping World Standings. Top duos like Nelson Wyatt and Jonathan Torres, as well as Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira, secured massive payouts at major events to shake up the leaderboards. These crucial earnings set up a highly competitive finish leading into the Cinch Playoff Series and the season's end.
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Nelson Wyatt and Jonathan Torres win Caldwell. 🏆
The duo made a 5.4-second run in the championship round to bring their three-head aggregate to 15.4 seconds and take the ...
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Aussie Toby Deudney secures bareback title at San Angelo Cinch Chute-Out
Australian bareback rider Toby Deudney secured a significant win at the San Angelo Cinch Chute-Out, scoring 93 points on Pickett Pro Rodeo's Night Crawler. The 20-year-old hopes his success will inspire more bareback riders from Australia and aims to qualify for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. The article also lists other winners from various disciplines at the event.
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How Are Things Shaking Out at the 2026 San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo?
The San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo is back in the heart of West Texas April 3-17, 2026, and wraps up the Texas Swing. The team roping kicked off with the timed event slack March 30-31 and has a purse of $90,000 ($45,000 on both ends).
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