Who are the top 15 barrel racers?
Who are the top 15 barrel racers?
WPRA Top 15
- 1 – Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi. Hometown: Lampasas, Texas.
- 2 – Hailey Kinsel. Hometown: Cotulla, Texas.
- 3 – Dona Kay Rule. Hometown: Minco, Oklahoma.
- 4 – Jimmie Smith. Hometown: McDade, Texas.
- 5 – Tiany Schuster. Hometown: Krum, Texas.
- 6 – Jill Wilson. Hometown: Snyder, Texas.
- 7 – Shelley Morgan.
- 8 – Stevi Hillman.
Who is the number 1 barrel racer in the world?
Standings-Pro Rodeo World
| Rank | Name | Money Won |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hailey Kinsel | $106,605.49 |
| 2 | Shelley Morgan | $92,306.27 |
| 3 | Jordon Briggs | $88,103.06 |
| 4 | Jessica Routier | $77,553.28 |
What is the world record for women’s barrel racing?
They set a new WPRA record with a time of 16.63 seconds.
Who is the richest barrel racer?
Kassie Mowry reaches $3 million in career barrel racing earnings.
Who is the most popular barrel racer?
For a third straight time, Hailey Kinsel ’17 has won the title of world champion barrel racer. And the world’s No.
Who is the best barrel racer of all time?
Charmayne James
| Discipline | Barrel racing |
| Born | June 23, 1970 Boerne, Texas |
| Major wins/Championships | 11 WPRA World Barrel Racing Championships 7 NFR Average Titles |
| Lifetime achievements | Career earnings $1,896,568 through 2002 |
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Who are the best barrel racers?
For a third straight time, Hailey Kinsel ’17 has won the title of world champion barrel racer. And the world’s No. 2 and No. 5 barrel racers are also Aggies: Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi ’06 and Jimmie Smith ’18.
How is the World Champion Barrel racer determined?
The World Champion Barrel Racer will be determined by money won at WPRA approved barrel races only. They include all WPRA barrel races held at PRCA/WPRA rodeos and other barrel races as approved by the WPRA Board. The following standings and rodeo count are unofficial and subject to audit.
What does the WPRA mean by barrel races?
They include all WPRA barrel races held at PRCA/WPRA rodeos and other barrel races as approved by the WPRA Board. The following standings and rodeo count are unofficial and subject to audit.
Who was the female roping world champion in 2019?
In the tightest race for No. 1 in 2019 and most lucrative race year, Kelsie Chace held on to defend her title from a year ago winning the breakaway roping world title with $51,709.