National Finals Rodeo 2019

Hello, NFR lover the heart thrilling NFR program started on Dec. 5 2019. Now I’m here to update its round 1 results & highlights performance.
First Performance Results, Thursday, Dec. 5, 2019
Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas

Bareback riding:

1. . Richmond Champion, 91.5 points on Pickett Pro Rodeo’s Night Crawler, $26,231
2. Clayton Biglow, (90.5, $20,731)
3. Caleb Bennett, (90, $15,654)
4. Tilden Hooper, (88.5, $11,000)
5. . Tim O’Connell, (88, $6,769)
6. (Tie) Orin Larsen and Clint Laye, (87.5, $2,115) each.
7. Kaycee Field, 87.
8. Steven Dent and Austin Foss, 86.
9. Trenton Montero, 84.
10. Ty Breuer and Taylor Broussard, (83.5)
11. . Jake Brown and Tanner Aus, NS.

World Standings:

1. Clayton Biglow, ($212,683)
2. Kaycee Field, ($186,205)
3. Orin Larsen, ($185,558)
4. Richmond Champion, ($167,060)
5. Tilden Hooper, ($158,559)
6. Caleb Bennett, ($136,627)
7. Tim O’Connell, ($129,938)
8. Clint Laye, ($120,069)
9. Jake Brown, ($105,068)
10. Steven Dent, ($103,799)
11. Austin Foss, ($102,895)
12. Ty Breuer, ($98,699)
13. Tanner Aus, ($91,595)
14. Trenton Montero, ($90,757)
15. Taylor Broussard, ($89,271)

Steer wrestling:

1. Dakota Eldridge, 3.6 seconds, ($26,231)
2. (Tie) J.D. Struxness and Bridger Chambers, 3.8, $18,192 each.
3. Stetson Jorgensen, (4.0, $11,000)
4. Tyler Waguespack, (4.1, $6,769)
5. (tie) Cameron Morman, Tyler Pearson and Will Lummus, 4.3, $1,410 each.
6. Matt Reeves, 4.5; 10. Riley Duvall, 4.6; 11 Hunter Cure, (4.7)
7. Ty Erickson, (13.4)
8. Kyle Irwin, (14.0)
9. Scott Guenthner, (18.2.)
10. Tanner Brunner, NT (18.5)

World Standings:

1.  Ty Erickson, ($156,081)
2. Dakota Eldridge, ($117,334)
3.  Hunter Cure, ($114,568)
4.  Tyler Waguespack, ($113,900)
5.  Scott Guenthner, ($112,750)
6.  Stetson Jorgensen, ($111,220)
7.  J.D. Struxness, ($111,022)
8.  Bridger Chambers, ($107,221)
9.  Will Lummus, ($97,805)
10. . Riley Duvall, ($95,963)
11.  Tyler Pearson, ($94,520)
12.  Kyle Irwin, ($93,472)
13.  Matt Reeves, ($89,490)
14.  Cameron Morman, ($88,114)
15.  Tanner Brunner, ($84,950)

Team roping:

1.  Tyler Wade/Cole Davison, 4.0 seconds, ($26,231)
2. Matt Sherwood/Hunter Koch, (4.1, $20,731)
3. Erich Rogers/Kyle Lockett, (4.3, $15,654)
4. Brenten Hall/Chase Tryan, (4.5, $11,000)
5. Kaleb Driggers/Junior Nogueira, (4.6, $6,769)
6. (Tie) Riley Minor/Brady Minor and Luke Brown/Paul Eaves, (4.7, $2,115) each.
7. Cody Snow/Wesley Thorp, (4.9)
8. Ty Blasingame/Travis Graves, (5.5)
9. Chad Masters/Joseph Harrison, (6.0)
10. Clay Smith/Jade Corkill, (9.4)
11. Tate Kirchenschlager/Tyler Worley, (9.8)
12. Jake Cooper/Caleb Anderson, (14.6)
13. Coleman Proctor/Ryan Motes, (19.0)
14. Clay Tryan/Jake Long, NT, (19.5)

World Standings (headers):

1. Clay Smith, ($160,512)
2. Kaleb Driggers, ($135,225)
3. Coleman Proctor,( $114,318)
4. Clay Tryan, ($113,165)
5. Ty Blasingame, ($111,490)
6. Brenten Hall, ($109,927)
7. Riley Minor, ($109,764)
8. Tyler Wade, ($109,625)
9. Matt Sherwood, ($106,935)
10. Chad Masters, ($105,529)
11. Cody Snow, ($105,054)
12. Erich Rogers, ($99,653)
13. Luke Brown, ($97,055)
14. Tate Kirchenschlager, ($85,738)
15. Jake Cooper, ($83,191)

World Standings (heelers):

1. Junior Nigeria, ($132,544)
2. Kyle Lockett, ($124,384)
3. Ryan Motes, ($119,166)
4. Jade Corkill, ($118,638)
5. Jake Long, ($116,896)
6. Hunter Koch, ($115,038)
7. Travis Graves, ($113,165)
8. Brady Minor, ($109,764)
9. Joseph Harrison, ($108,278)
10. Cole Davison, ($108,140)
11. Chase Tryan, ($107,345)
12. Paul Eaves, ($101,562)
13.  Wesley Thorp, ($97,296)
14. Caleb Anderson,( $82,390)
15. Tyler Worley, ($81,190)

Saddle bronc riding:

1. Zeke Thurston, 88 points on Mo Betta Rodeo’s Sue City Sue, ($26,231)
2. (Tie) Bradley Harter and J.J. Elshere, (86.5, $18,192) each
3. (Tie) Chase Brooks, Brody Cress and Spencer Wright, (86, $7,333) each
4. Dawson Hay, 83; 8. Rusty Wright, (81.5)
5. Colt Gordon, (79.5; 10) (tie) Ryder Wright, Jacobs Crawley, Sterling Crawley, Jesse Wright, Mitch Pollock and Jake Watson, NS

World Standings:

1. Ryder Wright, ($234,488)
2. Zeke Thurston, ( $213,222)
3. Spencer Wright, ($137,438)
4. Chase Brooks, ($133,617)
5. Jacobs Crawley, ($131,012)
6. Rusty Wright, ($128,192)
7. Bradley Harter, ($127,543)
8. Sterling Crawley, ($124,427)
9. Brody Cress, ($123,205)
10. J.J. Elshere, ($119,004)
11.  Jake Watson, ($118,791)
12. Dawson Hay, ($110,311)
13. Mitch Pollock, ($109,542)
14. Jesse Wright, ($106,505)
15. Colt Gordon, ($101,071)

Tie-down roping:

1. Shane Hanchey, 7.6 seconds, ($26,231)
2. Taylor Santos, 8.1, ($20,731)
3. Haven Meged, 8.3, ($15,654)
4. (Tie) Tyson Durfey and Marty Yates, (8.4, $8,885) each
5. Michael Otero, (8.6, $4,231)
6. Tuff Cooper, (8.7; 8). Rhen Richard, (9.3)
7. Caleb Smidt and Shad Mayfield, (9.7)
8. Riley Pruitt, (10.3)
9. Cooper Martin, (13.9)
10. Tyler Milligan, (17.8)
11. Adam Gray, (18.9)
12. Ty Harris, NT

World Standings:

1. Haven Meged, ($145,533)
2. Caleb Smidt, ($141,900)
3. Shane Hanchey, ($138,428)
4. Taylor Santos, ($132,138)
5. Tyson Durfey, ($131,763)
6. Marty Yates, ($120,200)
7. Tuff Cooper, ($115,592)
8. Michael Otero, ($111,924)
9. Riley Pruitt, ($109,535)
10. Ty Harris, ($107,649)
11. Tyler Milligan, ($107,474)
12. Adam Gray, ($102,173)
13. Shad Mayfield, ($100,421)
14. Rhen Richard, ($98,661)
15. Cooper Martin, ($96,260)

Barrel racing:

1. Emily Miller, 13.63 seconds, ($26,231)
2. Lisa Lockhart, (13.70, $20,731)
3. Stevi Hillman, (13.75, $15,654)
4. Nellie Miller, (13.90, $11,000)
5. (Tie) Jessica Routier and Jennifer Sharp, (13.97, $5,500 each)
6. Shali Lord, (14.01)
7. Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi, (14.02)
8. Ericka Nelson, (14.05)
9. Ivy Conrado-Saebens, (14.07)
10. Dona Kay Rule, (14.08)
11. Lacinda Rose, (14.46)
12. Hailey Kinsel, (18.66)
13. Cheyenne Wimberley, (19.09)
14. Amberleigh Moore, (23.81)

World Standings:

1. Lisa Lockhart, ($177,082)
2. Nellie Miller, ($175,611)
3. Hailey Kinsel, ($158,867)
4. Emily Miller, ($134,376)
5. Stevi Hillman, ($130,989)
6. Shali Lord, ($121,776)
7. Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi, ($115,503)
8. Jessica Routier, ($112,082)
9. Jennifer Sharp, ($107,254)
10. Dona Kay Rule, ($106,507)
11. Ericka Nelson, ($103,433)
12. Ivy Conrado-Saebens, ($103,269)
13. Amberleigh Moore, ($103,059)
14. Cheyenne Wimberley, ($100,361)
15. Lacinda Rose, ($98,936)

Bull riding:

1. Stetson Wright. 92.5 points on 4L & Diamond S Rodeo’s Monte Walsh. ($26,231)
2. Boudreaux Campbell, (92, $20,731)
3. Tyler Bingham, (90, $15,654)
4. Jordan Hansen, (89.5, $11,000)
5. Sage Kimzey, (87.5, $6,769)
6. Garrett Smith, (87, $4,231)
7. Koby Radley, (86.5)
8. Clayton Sellars, (84.5)
9. Jordan Spears, (82.5)
10. Trevor Kastner, Josh Frost, Jeff Askey, Daylon Swearingen, Trey Kimzey and Trey Benton III, NS.

World Standings:

1. Sage Kimzey, ($262,207)
2. Stetson Wright, ($188,652)
3. Trevor Kastner, ($159,100)
4. Boudreaux Campbell, ($157,502)
5. Tyler Bingham, ($153,181)
6. Clayton Sellars, ($139,191)
7. Garrett Smith, ($138,205)
8. Jordan Hansen, ($135,747)
9. Trey Benton III, ($132,277)
10. Jordan Spears, ($131,548)
11. Josh Frost, ($129,561)
12. Koby Radley, ($124,554)
13. Jeff Askey, ($123,694)
14. Daylon Swearingen, ($121,837)
15. Trey Kimzey, ($118,160)

Source: WranglerNetwork.com

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Are you thinking about the steak places during the national finals rodeo? Among that rodeo-watching tends to build up a big appetite. And the Las Vegas restaurant community offers no shortage of excellent choices to satisfy it. Here I have included five of the best spots in the vicinity of the Thomas & Mack Center. This will host several events of the National Finals Rodeo from Dec. 5-14.

Andiamo Steakhouse

Additionally, downtown Andiamo may, like the D Las Vegas itself, have roots in Detroit, but its tunnel-like, brick-lined entrance. On the intimate atmosphere and tuxedoed waiters exude Las Vegas glamour. Steakhouse, which comes with a choice of three sauces (or you can splurge on all three) top out with a 32-ounce tomahawk. You can get your beef Oscar-style or with a Gorgonzola Dolce crust. If you like it. Plus there are the steakhouse-standard seafood choices and a wide variety of pastas.

Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse

Come down the street from the NFR action at the Thomas & Mack. Del Frisco’s is a longtime anchor at the Hughes Center. A serene, elegant spot where you can get their traditional caviar service to go with your steak if you wish. Likewise, The 17 beef selections include Japanese A5 Wagyu. A wagyu tasting and The Double Eagle 45 Day Dry Aged Double Bone Prime Ribeye. And make sure to see the James Bond table, which holds 18 custom wine bottles and is valued at $1.2 million.

• Paradise Road, 702-796-0063.

Fogo de Chao

Among the many countries, Brazil’s got cowboys, too, as well as excellent beef. And also the theme of this churrascaria seems to be meat. Meat and more meat. It’s brought to the table sizzling to the grill on sword-like skewers. So you can choose as much or as little of each as you wish. The total Churrasco Experience comes with a visit to The Market Table. With salads and vegetables, and Feijoada Bar. If you like, there’s a 32-ounce long-bone dry-aged rib-eye that serves four and a couple of fish entrees.

• 360 E. Flamingo Road, 702-431-4500.

Golden Steer Steakhouse

Golden Steer Steakhouse is one truly qualifies as a Las Vegas legend. It was 1958 and was known to be a hangout of the Rat Pack. You can even sit in the Old Blue Eyes’ booth. It’s decidedly old school, with tableside-prepared Caesar salads.  Or desserts of Bananas Foster or Cherries Jubilee. Of course, as well as Chateaubriand for two, prime rib in three sizes, seafood, “Ship & Shore” combinations. Italian selections and a wide variety of traditional steakhouse sides.

• W. Sahara Ave., 702-384-4470.

Lawry’s The Prime Rib

The tradition Lawry’s has built its reputation on the prime rib. It’s served since it opened in Beverly Hills that was 1938. And the elegant Art Deco decor of the Las Vegas branch carries on the tradition. Traditional Yorkshire pudding and other sides. In present years the limited-menu concept has been expanded, with the addition of steaks, seafood, and chicken.
At list, this is the information about steak places during national finals rodeo where you can try during NFR 2020. For more update stay with us. And check out our other article about NFR.

Rodeo Vegas at The Mirage is back once again. Do you have experience free NFR live free live entertainment, drink specials and giveaways nightly? Where you’re a cowboy for life or just for the weekend, the shows is where you want to Rodeo Vegas.
In case you’ve never been to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (NFR) in Las Vegas, this is an event you must attend, at least once in a lifetime. 2019 marks the 35th year for the Wrangler NFR will be held in Las Vegas. Don’t miss the entire event before and after the NFR each night at the Cowboy Corral located at the Cox Pavilion, next to the Thomas & Mack Center. Get ready to the arena an hour early and head over to the Cowboy Corral. Stay your heels and enjoy live entertainment.

Encore Theater at Wynn Las Vegas:

Dwight Yoakum & The Bakersfield Beat, on Dec. 4, 6-7, 10, 12 and 14, Encore Theater at Wynn Las Vegas; Buck Owens may have on pioneered the Bakersfield sound, but Dwight Yoakum continues to keep the rock ’n’ roll-influenced strain of country music alive and kicking’

The Coliseum at Caesars Palace

The Gary Allan, Dec. 6-7, the Joint at the Hard Rock… An NFR staple for years now, Gary Allan’s rootsy repertoire is as much as a part of the annual festivities as buskin’ broncos and lassoed steers.

The Joint at the Hard Rock:

On Dec. 4-5 the Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel, Old Dominion will hold. On Fresh off winning vocal group of the year at the Academy of Country Music Awards in April, Old Dominion returns to Vegas to “Make It Sweet” once again.

T-Mobile Arena:

George Strait T-Mobile Arena, on Dec. 6-7, the concert King of Country returns to salute his court, playing the rare non-stadium gig as part of his standing engagement here. It doesn’t get any bigger than this another show.

Park Theater at Park MGM:

Jason Aldean, Park Theater at Park MGM on Dec. 6-8. It’ll be a highly emotional moment when Jason Aldean plays his one of the first Las Vegas headlining shows since the Oct. 1, 2017, mass shooting. Like Las Vegas itself, Aldean has remained unbowed in the face of tragedy.

Zippos Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort:

Shania Twain, Zippos Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort on Dec. 7, 11, 13-14 and 18. The best-selling female country artist of all time starts her latest Vegas residency, “Let’s Go!” Yes, let’s.

The Showroom at the Golden Nugget:

Kip Moore and Midland, the Chelsea at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on Dec. 14. Popular Singer-songwriter Kip Moore teams up with 2018 new vocal group of the year ACM Award winners Midland in one of the NFR’s best musical pairings.

Some program schedule given below,

• Terri Clark, Dec. 5, the Showroom at the Golden Nugget
• Jim Gaffigan, Dec. 5, the Encore at Wynn Las Vegas
• Rodney Carrington, Dec. 5 – 14, the David Copperfield Theater at the MGM Grand
• Mitchell Ten penny, Dec. 5, the Mirage Race & Sports Book at the Mirage Resort & Casino
• Chase & The Pursuit, Dec. 5 – 6, The Marilyn’s Lounge at the Eastside Cannery Hotel & Casino
• Felicia Garcia, Dec. 5 – 7, The Orleans – Bourbon Street Lounge at the Orleans Hotel & Casino
• SJ & the Ruckus, Dec. 5 – 14, The Roxy’s Saloon at the Sam’s Town Hotel & Gambling Hall
• Randy Anderson Band, Dec. 5 – 14, The Roxy’s Saloon at the Sam’s Town Hotel & Gambling Hall
• Scotty Alexander, Dec. 5 & 6, The Gilley’s Saloon at the Treasure Island
• Aaron Watson, Dec. 5 – 8, the South Point Showroom at the South Point
• Ned Limoux, Dec. 5 & 6, the Veil Pavilion at the Silverton Casino Hotel
• Ron White, Dec. 6, 7, 13 & 14, the Terry Factor Theatre at the Mirage Resort & Casino
• Bill Engrail, Dec. 6, The Gilley’s Saloon at the Treasure Island.
• Clay Walker, Dec. 6, the Showroom at the Golden Nugget on Vegas.
• Easton Corbin, Dec. 6, the Mirage Race & Sports Book at the Mirage Resort & Casino
• John Michael Montgomery, Dec. 7, the Showroom at the Golden Nugget
• Chris Hears, Dec. 7, the Veil Pavilion at the Silverton Casino Hotel

We will continue to add great event to the list below. Stay checking back to see who we add next time.

The upcoming National Finals Rodeo contains many thrilling event. Likely previous years in  NFR 2019 will hold on Dec 5th to 14th at Las Vegas. . Likewise, the organizers and competitors are all getting ready to rock the world’s largest indoor rodeo and livestock show with their Stall worth performances.
Have any preplanned your schedule to enjoy the show? I realize that not all the 7-billion people of the world would be able to come and watch the amazing show physically. Therefore, for those who won’t be able to attend the show due to unavoidable reasons, we have chalked out an in-depth write-up to help them enjoy the event from any platform they might have access to.

Wrangler National Finals Rodeo

Wrangler National Final Rodeo is an amazing sport in the world. The upcoming NFR 2019 will take place from 5th Dec to 14th Dec at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas. In year this event will be covering many activities such as bull riding, barrel racing, saddle brunch riding, tie-down roping, bareback riding, steer wrestling, and barrel racing.
What do you think to attend the Wrangler NFR?  In the main time, for those ways you will be able to make it to this grand event of the year, there are various ways through which you can watch all the activities taking place through the 10 days event.

NFR Shuttle Service

In this year complimentary shuttle service will be arranged of NFR from the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC). On the other hand, NFR official hotels in the Thomas & Mack Center will be hosted this service. It’s a great opportunity for NFR lover to enjoy this program. Likely before in this year NFR performance will begin at 6:45 p.m. probably, shuttle buses will begin pick-ups visitor from 5 pm. This service will be continued at around 10.30 p. m To show shuttle bus complete list and schedule click here.

Cinch Western Gift Show

Cinch Western Gift show will celebrated on Dec. 5-15 at 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The exhibition Halls at South Point Arena. In this celebration, many vendors will come. Among some, Western apparel, Women Jewelry, Kids bags, Toys and many more. Admissions are free. To know more about the Cinch Western Gift show visit here.

Cowboy Christmas

When NFR will be held there is no Cowboy Christmas is it possible? Likely before in this year Cowboy Christmas will hold on Dec. 5-14 at Las Vegas Convention Center South Halls. The road number is 3150 Paradise. It will open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. On the feature more than 300 exhibitors, rodeo exhibits, interactive exhibits, the Junior World Finals, the RMEF Hunter & Outdoor Christmas Expo and more. Admission is free.

Bally’s

On amazing Bally’s Indigo Lounge will host live feeds of NFR daily, and feature entertainment, drink specials and autograph signings.
They offered at Monetarist Cigar Bar resort’s Spanish Steps features a pre-party with entertainment, drink specials and lasso throwing contests from noon to 4 p.m. Dec. 5-7. This exhibition meet-and-greet with the Pendleton Whisky Posse will start at 2:30 p.m. Dec. 6-7. Daily viewing parties and drink specials will be

Hard Rock Hotel

Likely Live broadcasts of NFR, drink specials and concerts will start at Hard Rock Hotel, Marilyn’s Lounge.On the other hand Chase & the Pursuit play at 9 p.m. Dec. 5-6, with one of the Ghost Town Riders at 9 p.m. Dec. 7-9. Hard Rock will arrange many services.
On the resort’s Spanish Steps features a pre-party with entertainment, drink specials and lasso throwing contests from noon to 4 p.m. Dec. 5-7. A meet and meeting greet with the Pendleton Whisky Posse will start at 2:30 p.m. Dec. 6-7. Daily viewing parties and also drink specials will be offered at Monetarist Cigar.