The Women’s Ranch Rodeo Association regular season rodeos are almost over. The last will be Henrietta, Texas on Saturday. Last Saturday in Clarendon, Texas, the High Roller Ranch qualified for the World Finals in Amarillo, Texas.
The Clarendon rodeo average winner was the Quarter Circle Milliron team. Second in the average went to the 7L team and third was Cowgirls 4 Hire.
In the events, steer tying was won by 7L, followed by Quarter Circle Milliron and Hook R.
Pacheco won the sorting with Quarter Circle Milliron second and Harkins third.
Cowgirls 4 Hire won the doctoring followed by 7L and Seth Ward.
The Seth Ward team won the trailer loading with 7L second and Quarter Circle Milliron third.
Cowgirls 4 Hire won the branding followed by Quarter Circle Milliron and Harkins.
The finals are October 14 and 15 in Amarillo, Texas at the Coors Cowboy Club. There will be four performances at the finals, each counting as a separate rodeo.
One more team has a chance to qualify at Henrietta, Texas this weekend.

Written By Kathy Parker
WRRA Member

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