#13.5 Team Roping 3rd Rotation 1st Go 🤠🐂 🤠 2023 Wiley Hicks Jr. Memorial Roping

World Series of Team Roping (WSTR) in memory of Wiley Hicks Jr. where 100% of the proceeds go to the local charity The Hope & Healing Place in the Texas Panhandle. #Rodeo #TeamRoping #EquineSports #WSTRShow more

Due to the number of teams competing in this class, there were three rotations culminating in a combined short go for up to $14,000 for 1st place.

This event was announced by Reed Flake @TheRodeoVideo

For more information about Wiley Hicks Jr. Memorial Roping see their Facebook page. - https://www.facebook.com/WileyHicksMemorialRoping/

The Hope & Healing Place - https://www.hopeandhealingplace.org/

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