The Short Score – March 17, 2020

COVID-19 Update.

How can we have this episode without talking about the corona virus?

On this episode Chelsea Shaffer and Kaitlin Gustave talk about the corona virus and the effects that it’s had on the world and the team roping community this far. They also talk about the winners of the Hork Dog 21, along with Paul Eaves tragic accident and the 2020 CINCH Timed Event Championships Champion Taylor Santos. Plus, what you need to know about the USTRC CINCH National Finals. They will still be held in Fort Worth, but the dates have changed to September 7 through the 14.


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