Join RIDE TV as we follow the women of competitive Ranch Bronc Riding in Texas. A rodeo sport that involves holding on for 8 dangerous seconds on top of a 1,200 pound bucking horse, these women embody the grit and determination that deserves the title of Cowgirl. What has been traditionally a man's sport, Ranch Bronc Riding is now exploding in Texas and women from all over the country are making their way to the Lone Star state. Season 3 of Cowgirls is riding to your TV soon!
Season 2 Final Standings | ||
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1st | Sarah Brown | 520 points |
2nd | Brittany Miller | 490 points |
3rd | Alondra Castaneda | 430 points |
4th | Duke Wimberly | 400 points |
5th | Lauren Hall | 290 points |
6th | Joy Hawks | 230 points |
7th | Rainey Gibbs | 150 points |
8th | Jane Revercomb | 140 points |
9th | Jessi Lauppe | 100 points |
10th | Pearl Kersey | 80 points |
11th | Billi Halverson | 0 points |
RIDE TV’s Cowgirls are one of cable’s hottest topics. "The persistence of the riders and the devotion of McElroy turned what might have been a fleeting conglomeration of would-be bronc riders into a fledgling force that may well turn out to be the first generation of a new era." Check out...
Considered the father of contemporary rodeo events, ranch bronc riding has been a form of public entertainment at Wild West shows since the late 1800s. This sport involves a rodeo participant riding on a horse that attempts to throw off or “buck off”...
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Duke Wimberly looking for eight at the Texas Bronc Riders Association 2017 Finals. Photo by William Kierce.
This judge ain’t blind, but he may well wonder if his eyes are...