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On this episode of Where Rodeo Meets the Road, Ken and Janae sit down with rising breakaway roping talent Madison Outhier as she prepares to compete at The American Rodeo.Madison talks about the road to one of rodeo’s biggest events, the pressure of competing on a major stage, and the mindset it takes to stay sharp in one of the fastest-growing events in western sports. We dive into her horses, preparation, and what she’s focused on heading into The American.If you follow breakaway roping, women’s rodeo, and the next generation of rodeo stars, this is an episode you won’t want to miss. 🤠🎙️

On this episode of Where Rodeo Meets the Road, Ken and Janae break down the first four rounds of the 2026 PBR World Finals, including John Crimber holding the number one spot and 7-time PRCA World Champion Sage Kimzey proving he’s still one of the best in the game sitting in third.The conversation shifts west as the crew previews some of the biggest upcoming California rodeos and what fans can expect as the spring and summer run heats up. They wrap up the show discussing The American Rodeo coming up May 23rd and 24th and why it continues to be one of the biggest events in rodeo.From bull riding to California rodeo season, this episode covers some of the biggest storylines happening in the western sports world right now. 🤠🎙️

On this episode of Where Rodeo Meets the Road, we break down the 2026 Kentucky Derby from a true horseman’s perspective in a special roundtable discussion with notable horsemen from the racing industry.We dive into the top contenders including Commandment, Renegade, So Happy, and Emerging Market, analyzing prep races, running styles, and how pace will shape the outcome of the race.From the deeper, sandier surface at Gulfstream Park to the tighter dirt at Churchill Downs, we discuss how track conditions, jockey decisions, and positioning in a 20-horse field will ultimately decide who wins the Run for the Roses.This isn’t just a preview — it’s a horseman’s breakdown of what it takes to win the Kentucky Derby.Keywords: Kentucky Derby 2026, Derby contenders, horse racing podcast, Churchill Downs, Gulfstream Park, race strategy, pace analysis, Derby preview, horse racing insights, Run for the Roses

On this episode of Where Rodeo Meets the Road, Ken and Janae sit down with PRCA rookie bareback rider Daxtyn Feild, currently in the middle of one of the tightest races in the Resistol Rookie standings.Coming from a legendary rodeo family, Daxtyn talks about what it’s like building his own path while carrying the Feild name in bareback riding. We dive into his rookie season, the grind of the rodeo road, and the mindset it takes to compete week in and week out at the highest level.With the rookie race this close, Daxtyn shares how he’s approaching each ride, handling the pressure, and what he’s focused on as he continues his push toward a potential NFR qualification.If you’re following PRCA bareback riding, rookie standings, and the next generation of rodeo talent, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. 🤠🎙️

On this episode of Where Rodeo Meets the Road, Ken and Fallon sit down with WPRA barrel racer Morgan Bagnell, currently the #1 Resistol Rookie in the 2026 standings and making a strong push up the world standings.Morgan talks about her breakout rookie season, competing in the heart of Texas against some of the toughest competition in rodeo, and how she’s built an early lead in the rookie race. We dive into her approach in the arena, the consistency it takes to win at this level, and what she’s focused on as she continues climbing toward a potential National Finals Rodeo qualification.With big names like Kassie Mowry and Hailey Kinsel leading the world standings, Morgan shares how she’s navigating the pressure, staying competitive, and proving she belongs among the best.If you’re following WPRA barrel racing, rookie standings, and the road to the NFR, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. 🤠🎙️

On this episode of Where Rodeo Meets the Road, Ken and Fallon sit down with PRCA steer wrestler Clay Hurt, currently sitting #2 in the Resistol Rookie standings and already making a push inside the PRCA World Standings.Clay talks about the transition into the pro level, the grind of the rodeo road, and what it takes to compete in one of the most physical events in rodeo. We break down the rookie race, the depth of competition in steer wrestling, and what it means to be chasing both a Rookie of the Year title and a spot at the National Finals Rodeo.With names like Holden Myers and Tyler Waguespack leading the world standings, Clay shares how he’s approaching the season, building momentum, and positioning himself among the top steer wrestlers in the game.If you follow PRCA steer wrestling, rookie races, and the road to the NFR, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. 🤠🎙️

On this episode of Where Rodeo Meets the Road, Ken and Fallon sit down with WPRA breakaway roper Jaci Hammons, currently the #1 rookie in the standings and a top contender in the world race. Jaci talks about her breakout season, what it’s like competing against the best in breakaway roping, and how she’s handling the pressure of being in the hunt early in her career.We dive into her approach in the box, the horsepower behind her success, and the mindset it takes to stay consistent during the Texas Swing and beyond. With the competition tight at the top, Jaci shares what she’s focused on as she continues her push toward the National Finals Rodeo and a potential world title run.If you’re following WPRA standings, breakaway roping, and rising rodeo stars, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. 🤠🎙️

On this episode of Where Rodeo Meets the Road, Ken and Fallon sit down with PRCA rookie bull rider Cooper Jacobs, fresh off his win at the Resistol Rookie Roundup. Cooper talks about what that victory means early in his career and how it builds momentum as he continues his rookie season on the rodeo road.We dive into the realities of competing as a rookie in the PRCA, the grind of travel, and what it takes to stay competitive against some of the best bull riders in the world. Cooper also shares his goals moving forward and what he’s focused on as he pushes toward a potential National Finals Rodeo qualification.If you’re following the next generation of PRCA bull riders, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss. 🤠🎙️

At just 11 years old, Dusky Lynn Hall has already made history as the youngest barrel racer to surpass $1 million in lifetime earnings. With a deep passion for the sport and a fearless drive to win, she has dominated some of the biggest barrel racing events in the country. From winning over $123,000 at The Breeders Challenge Finale to outgrowing multiple horses with her natural talent, Dusky Lynn’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. In this episode of Where Rodeo Meets the Road, we talk about her rise to success, the hard work behind the scenes, and what’s next for this young rodeo superstar. Tune in for an inspiring conversation with one of the most exciting young athletes in rodeo today!

On todays show meet 9 year old Dusky hall. Dusky is no stranger to barrel racing and is on a mission to run for a million the this years American Rodeo. Last year Dusky made it to the Semi Finals, and just came up short. This year Dusky will be running in the contender finals at Globe Life Field in Arlington, with a chance if advancing to run in the "Big show". Dusky was the Junior Champion at the Junior World Finals held in Las Vegas back in December. Dusky has big goals, and is achieving them one race at a time. Please be sure to visit our website for more interesting content. www.the-arena-press.com #theamericanrodeo #barrels #arlington #texas