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How to watch NFR Live Streaming Online 2019

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Professional rodeo is very popular around the world, especially in the United States. One of the biggest rodeo events is the annual Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, which will take place in Las Vegas, Nevada from December 5 to 14.

Leading up to the Finals are circuit events, which begin with the Prairie Circuit Finals in Duncan, Oklahoma from October 18 to the 20th.

The competition continues a few days later with the Mountain States Circuit Finals, which takes place in Loveland, Colorado from October 25 to the 27th. After that, Wilderness Circuit Finals will take place in Heber City, Utah from November 1 to the 3rd.

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The final competition before the National Finals Rodeo is the Great Lakes Circuit Finals, which takes place in Louisville, Kentucky from November 8 to the 10th.

Despite the NFR being very popular, the media considers it a niche sport, which means getting to watch it live can be a hassle if you don’t know what channel it will be televised on.

To help you watch your favorite NFR events, we have compiled a list of the best websites to watch the NFR online, which are listed below.

In the United States, CBS Sports Network has the rights to the NFR. If you have a subscription to the channel, you can watch the live NFR online by signing into the CBS Sports website and putting in your cable provider information and account number. Once you have entered the required information, you can stream all the events live from your computer or mobile device.

If you are subscribed to CBS Network, you get to watch all the action for free.

Another way to watch the NFR online is by signing up at ProRodeoTV. This is a website dedicated to all rodeo events, which means you will get to watch every event live, whether you are in the United States or in another country.

Since this is a website dedicated to rodeo events, you will have to pay a subscription fee to gain live access to the NFR. Fortunately, the subscription is very affordable, starting at $9.99 per month or $99.99 for an annual subscription for those that want to watch rodeo events year round.

If you are interested in the yearly subscription, ProRodeoTV offers a $20 discount when you sign up, using the promo code NFRDEAL20.

For those without access to a television or computer, Sirius XM’s rural radio provides excellent coverage of the entire event, hosted by Steve Kenyon and Wade Wheatley.

For the cord cutters, who don’t have cable or satellite subscriptions, you can still watch NFR events live. All you need to do is download an app that carries the CBS Sports Network, some of which include PlayStation Vue, SlingTV, Hulu with Live TV, DirecTV Now, or YouTube TV.

These apps will require you pay for your subscription, but if you have never used them before, you will get to watch the NFR for free because most of them offer a free trial period of at least seven days, while others offer as much as 30 free days.

For the international audience that can’t access CBS Sports Network or National Finals Rodeo live stream from any of the apps mentioned, you can sign up for a VPN and download any of the apps mentioned and use the free trial they offer.

31st Annual Pro Rodeo League of Women Style Show and Luncheon

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The 31st Pro Rodeo League of Women Style Show and Luncheon is a great event during the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas. The event is at South Point Grand Ballroom at the South Point Hotel and Casino from 11 AM to 2 PM on Thursday, December 13. If you are a rodeo fan this event is a must attend as most of the contestants from the NFR will be there and you can chat and even get a few autographs.

The incredible event has raised over $1.5 million for the Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund, which is a staggering amount that has gone to help out a lot of injured cowboys. Each year over 1,000 attendees come together to help raise money for the JCCF and celebrate rodeo’s fashion. Wrangler and Rock and Roll Cowgirl showcase their latest styles and clothes that they plan to release the following year. The models at the event are WNFR contestants and WNFR contestants’ wives.

31st Annual Pro Rodeo League of Women Style Show

The alcohol for the event is provided by City Lights Shine and Purple Cowboy Wine. The event is hosted by Michael and Paula Gaughan and they have been incredible hosts for the luncheon. The luncheon has great food and great drinks, which is worth the entry price of the ticket.

The event gives away over 200 raffle prizes that are donated by Cowboy Christmas, Cowboy Marketplace, Country Christmas and the South Point Western Gift Show which is a great way that the entire community rallies around the Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund and ensures that the rodeo cowboys are taken care of. Carla Harrison and Pecos Tatum auction off all of the raffle prizes and they always do an amazing job.

“I can’t say enough about everyone who contributes to this event,” said Cindy Schonholtz, CEO of the JCCF. “Every year, this just gets better. We raise more money and are able to help more people. It’s amazing.”

The JCCF helps cowboys out when they get injured and are unable to compete in any rodeos. It saves many of the cowboys from having to file bankruptcy when they are unable to compete. The JCCF has paid out over $7.8 million to injured Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association members that have been injured. The NFR is a great place for this fashion show and luncheon to take place. One hundred percent of the proceeds for the luncheon go directly to injured cowboys.

“The help that the crisis fund provides is unexplainable,” said bareback rider Casey Colletti. “If it wasn’t for them, I possibly would have had to file bankruptcy. They helped me when I had knee surgery after and again when I injured my neck. I don’t know what would have happened without them.”

At the 2017 luncheon, the event was able to raise over $100,000 which is the most they have raised in one year. The National Finals Rodeo adds so much to rodeo fans all over the world, giving to this cause is a great way to show appreciation to all the cowboys that are competing in the WNFR.

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The Wrangler National Finals Rodeo brings together the rodeo community in a way that does not happen at any other time in the year. if you want to watch Rodeo highlights then visit roartube nfr highlights page to watch every moments of national finals rodeo. The community comes together and donates to a lot of different charities and makes the world a better place. The tickets are $50 and you can get them at the South Point Box Office but get them fast because they always sell out before the event.

2019 National Finals Rodeo: PRCA Horses of the Year

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The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association released their list of the top horses of the 2019 rodeo season in conjunction with AQHA (American Quarter Horse Association. The Cowboys are just one part of the equation; without their trusty horses at their side, most of the rodeo events could never happen. The 2019 National Finals Rodeo will feature many of these incredible horses and it is always an event that no rodeo fan will want to miss out on.

The PRCA and AQHA have been co-hosting the award since 1989 and it is now a time-honored tradition between the two groups. The horses are nominated by fans, riders, or owners which ensures that only the best horses have a chance to win. The horses are then voted on by the top 25 riders in their respective events. This gives the horses a fair and equal chance at winning their own event. There are six different rodeo events where a horse can win the honor.

NFR: PRCA Horses of the Year

The PRCA will be hosting the PRCA Awards Banquet to honor the best of the best in 2019 in rodeo. The banquet to honor the horses will be at the South Point Casino in Las Vegas on December 5th, the night before the 2019 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo begins. The event is filled with great categories and awards for the year’s best cowboys.

The first place winner receives $5,000 and a bronze statue with the AQHA named attached honoring the horse’s win for the year. Second and third place receive $3,000 and $2,000 respectively.

Owners and riders are thrilled to be included in the prestigious event and the cash prize is an added bonus that helps ensure that their horses are kept in tip-top shape. There are two horses this year that have won in previous years. The heel horse Zans Colonel Shine will claim his third victory in a row which is extremely impressive. While steer wrestling horse Canted Plan is claiming his second victory in a row.

You can check out most of these horses at the 2019 NFR in Las Vegas from December 5th to the 14th. There are rodeo events every single night so you can see your favorite horse compete for $10 million dollars in prize money. The top 15 cowboys are invited to compete in their respective rodeo event and try to win a world title.

Check out the top three in each category below:

Team Roping

  • Heading:
  1. RK Tuff Trinket (“Bob”), owner/rider: Riley Minor
  2. Tuffys Badger Chex (“Badger”), rider: Kolton Schmidt; owner: Ronald Schmidt
  3. Pepinic Buck (“Festus”), rider: Rhen Richard; owner: A & C Racing & Roping
  • Heeling:
  1. Zans Colonel Shine (“Colonel”), rider: Jake Long; owner: Jake & Tasha Long
  2. Lula Dual (“Lula”), rider: Joseph Harrison; owner: AQHA Professional Horseman Bobby Lewis
  3. Leos Highbrow (“Sug”), owner/rider: Brady Minor

Tie-down Roping:

  1. Little Smart Leo (“Big Time”), owner/rider: Tyler Milligan
  2. Lights On CD (“Patron”), rider: Richard Rhen; owner: A & C Racing & Roping
  3. Arrogant Cutter (“Snoopy”), owner/rider: Ryan Jarrett

Steer Roping:

  1. Cooperslittletoy (“Cooper”), owner/rider: Chris Glover
  2. Sixs Rowdy Man (“Lawdog”), rider, Jarrett Blessing; owner: Jarrett & Jessica Blessing
  3. At War Leo (“Punchy”), owner/rider: Cody Lee

Steer Wrestling:

  1. Canted Plan (“Scooter”), riders: Tyler Pearson, Kyle Irwin, Tyler Waguespack, Justin Shaffer, owners: Tyler Pearson/Kyle Irwin
  2. RGR Ryon (“Maverick”), riders: Tom Lewis, plus several others; owner: Peggy Lewis
  3. Famous Hot Chick (“Holly”), riders: Chason Floyd, Tanner Brunner, others; owner: R2m2z

Barrel Racing:

  1. DM Sissy Hayday (“Sister”), rider: Hailey Kinsel; owner: Dan & Leslie Kinsel
  2. KN Fabs Gift Of Fame (“JLo”), rider: Ivy Conrado; owners: Kenny Nichols & James Barron
  3. Rafter W Minnie Reba (“Sister”), rider: Nellie Miller; owner: Sam Williams