Cheyanne Guillory Talks ProRodeo Career, Horses and Traveling

On this episode of The Breakaway Breakdown, NFBR qualifier Cheyenne Guillory checks in from the ProRodeo trail to talk about how she got into the sport of breakaway roping and ended up as one of the sharkiest in the game. She also shares her experiences traveling on the ProRodeo trail, how things are changing for the women of the sport and how she keeps her horses looking and feeling their best throughout the year.

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