The Short Score — August 4, 2020

Pro Rodeo update, Circuit update, Resistol Rookie Update and more.

That’s what you’ll be catching up on as you listen to this episode.

This episode of The Short Score is a fun one. Chelsea Shaffer and Kaitlin Gustave review who the big winners are over the past weekend in ProRodeo, the Resistol Rookie race and talk a little bit about the two teams that switched things up in the Mountain States.

Plus, the USTRC’s National Finals presented by Cinch is still a go. Shaffer and Gustave go over some rules that will apply during the finals and what you can expect from the ropings.


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