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CLN on Scene: WNFR 2020 Day 3 Recap

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December 6th, 2020 – Arlington, Texas

We are about halfway through our time here in Arlington, Texas, which is in full WNFR 2020 mode. Nowhere else in the country can the rodeo community come together in one place and celebrate our western heritage and lifestyle. The third performance of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in  Arlington, Texas has come and gone and it is only just the beginning. Cowboy Lifestyle Network is excited to be able to give you the full day in review including the Round Winners for each performance, daily entertainment, and places you need to check out. Make sure to follow us on your favorite social media platform for all the behind the scenes fun.

Events Around Town

Junior World Finals – Presented by YETI

The Junior World Finals, presented by YETI, will be held in the Wrangler Rodeo Arena, inside the Cowtown Coliseum, Dec. 3rd-12th. Over 800 young contestants are competing in the same rodeo events that their professional counterparts are. You can catch the action every day from 7:30 a.m. — 2:45 p.m. in the Fort Worth Stockyards. Yesterday, we watched the qualifiers compete in Bull Riding and bareback, today you can catch the qualifiers competing in saddle bronc and bull riding. Tickets are available for $10 onsite.

Mutton Busting

Along with other changes we see taking place this year, the NFR has added mutton busting to the schedule, you can catch it every day from the 3rd to the 7th from 3 p.m. — 4 p.m. in the Cowtown Coliseum, located in the Fort Worth Stockyards. Tickets are required and are available on site.

Hooey Fest

The party doesn’t stop after the rodeo ends. Our friends over at Hooey are offering free live music and viewing parties every night from 5:00 p.m. — 12 a.m in the Cowtown Coliseum. This event will be hosted by Anthony Lucia, featuring a 30-foot viewing screen. Arrive in style and grab a photo on the Cavender’s Turquoise Carpet. Once inside, hang out down on the arena dirt or enjoy multiple VIP viewing options.

Cowboy Christmas

It wouldn’t be the NFR without a trip to Cowboy Christmas.  With over 300 exhibitors the shopping and entertainment options have something for everyone. Cowboy Christmas is free admission and is open all ten days. There are several new programming elements this year on our Rodeo Live Stage presented by RMEF, so make sure to check out the schedule. Be sure to catch the many live performances by Flint Rasmussen in “Outside the Barrel” each day starting at noon and Cowboy Revival with host Shane Minor following at 1:15 p.m.

NFR Round 3 Winners

Congratulations to all of the Round Winners for the third night of the WNFR 2020!

Bareback Riding: Kaycee Feild – 91.5

Kaycee Feild put up a 91.5 on the back of a bucking horse from Calgary Stampede for the Round 3 win! This is the first round win since 2017 for the four-time World Champion.

Steer Wrestling: Will Lummus – 3.5 seconds

Team Roping: Travis Graves and Dustin Egusquiza – 4.2 seconds

Right after pulling off a record-tying Round 2 win last night, Travis Graves and Dustin Egusquiza clock in at 4.2 seconds for back-to-back round wins in the Team Roping.

Tie-Down Roping: Cory Solomon – 7.0 seconds

With the fastest time in the Tie-Down Roping so far this week, Cory takes the Round 3 win with a 7 second run.

Saddle Bronc: Allen Boore – 90.5

Utah cowboy Allen Boore and his bronc, Yesterday’s Delivery matched up for a 90.5 point ride for the round win!

Barrel Racing: Lisa Lockhard – 17.09 seconds

Lisa Lockhart flew past the rest of the competition tonight with a 17.09-second run to win Round 3 of the barrel racing at the WNFR 2020.

Bull Riding: Colten Fritzlan – 89 points

This is Colten’s third NFR Go-Round of his career, this Colorado cowboy gets it done as only two bull riders make the whistle.

A huge congratulations to all the winners from last night’s performance, we can’t wait to see what everyone brings to the table for night number four. See y’all there! We are happy to be able to provide you a full recap of the WNFR 2020. A huge thanks to all of our partners that play their own special role in this event and we just want everyone to know how much we appreciate them!

Krysta Paffrath

Hi everyone! I'm Krysta Paffrath, I am a proud Arizona native who has a passion for everything business and rodeo. I am beyond thrilled to be the Editor in Chief for Cowboy Lifestyle Network. With my background in digital marketing and rodeo, this was a natural fit for me to join the team. My adventurous and entrepreneurial spirit has guided me to work in many places like the WYO Quarter Horse Ranch in Thermopolis, Wyoming, a working cattle ranch in Seligman, Arizona, and many places in between. I am passionate about preserving the western way of life and working with different brands and rodeos to make that happen. If you're looking for a write-up, please shoot me an email at krysta@clngo.com. Learn more about me at krystapaffrath.com. Looking forward to hearing from you!

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