Some of our premier Youth Rodeo events kick off this weekend on FloRodeo along with a PBR Canada event featuring the association’s top tier athletes in the country.

We kick off the Canadian Professional Rodeo Association's 2019 Finning Pro Tour in just nine days, so we want to count down our nine favorite moments—one taken from each of the rodeos on last year’s tour—in honor of the tour staring another great season of top Canadian professional rodeo.

It was quite a weekend of rodeo, bull riding, and steer wrestling jackpot action on FloRodeo. Don't miss a minute by checking out the Weekend Round-Up for events from May 16 to 19, 2019.

They've been battling it out for two days just for a chance to compete in the WCRA $500,000 Semi-Finals' progressive rounds. The best 16 in the team roping, breakaway roping, tie-down roping, and steer wrestling have risen to the top and are now preparing to do battle with the other 16 competitors that were exempt from the preliminary rounds.

The last stop on the 2018 Finning Pro Tour is a high-pressure situation with not only season points and dollars on the line, but the ever-elusive finals to try qualify for. Watch the full replays of the 2018 Finning Pro Tour's stop at the IPE & Stampede in Armstrong, British Columbia, including the Finning Pro Tour Finals on the last day. 

Watch full replays of the 2018 Dawson Creek Stampede - one of two British Columbia stops on the CPRA's Finning Pro Tour.

Watch full replays of the 2018 Finning Pro Tour's stop at the Strathmore Stampede - a $20,000 added CPRA and PRCA rodeo and a must-enter event for cowboys and cowgirls looking to qualify for both the Canadian and National Finals Rodeos. 

We have a full—and diverse—lineup of rodeo and bull riding action coming to FloRodeo this weekend with events ranging from high-class jackpots to top tier WCRA and PBR events. Sign up for a PRO subscription with FloRodeo to watch these and all of the FloRodeo events we have on the season calendar. Click HERE to subscribe. 

“Don’t let your past define you.” 

Having siblings in rodeo means you always have a built-in practice buddy, sometimes a critic, and always a great fan cheering you on. Brothers Briar and Blair Mabry have exactly that as both boys successful hit the National Little Britches and National High School/Junior High rodeo trails as travel companions, team roping partners, and rivals.