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Indian National Finals Rodeo 2023

• October 28, 2023
• ⎯ GR (Schiavino) Farthing

2023 INFR Team Roping Results

2023 infr final aggregate results: oct. 28, 2023 infr round 4: oct. 28, 2023 infr round 3 : oct. 26-27, 2023 infr round 2 : oct. 25, 2023 infr round 1 : oct. 24, 2023 infr team roping performances:.

The 47th Annual Indian National Finals Rodeo takes place at the South Point Equestrian Center, Oct. 24-28, 2023, in Las Vegas, Nevada. In each performance, the INFR team roping will take place just before the bull riding—the final event. ( All times posted are for Pacific time zone, PDT. )

1st INFR Go Round: Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023

• 1:00 pm: Timed Event Contestants 1-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm: Timed Event Contestants 17-32 will compete in the positions drawn.

2nd INFR Go Round: Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2023

• 1:00 pm: Timed Event Contestants 32-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm: Timed Event Contestants 16-1 will compete in the positions drawn.

3rd INFR Go Round: Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023 — 7:00pm

• After 2 Go Rounds, the bottom 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

3rd INFR Go Round Continues: Friday, Oct. 27, 2023 — 7:00pm

• After 2 Go Rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

INFR CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY: Oct. 28, 2023 — 7:00 pm

• After three go rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete for the Championship.

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Tara Seaton Wins Round 3, Katrina Williams Leads Average Ahead of Championship Round: 2023 INFR Barrel Racing Results and Watch Info

• October 28, 2023
• ⎯ GR Schiavino

2023 INFR BARREL RACING PERFORMANCES:

The 47th Annual Indian National Finals Rodeo takes place at the South Point Equestrian Center, Oct. 24-28, 2023, in Las Vegas, Nevada. In each performance, the INFR barrel racing will be the sixth event in the lineup, following calf roping and before the team roping . ( All times posted are for Pacific time zone, PDT. )

INFR ROUND 3: OCT. 26-27, 2023

After Round 3, Katrina Williams (Mount Currie, BC) leads the average with an aggregate time of 49.446 seconds.

1ST INFR GO ROUND: TUESDAY, OCT. 24, 2023

• 1:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 1-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 17-32 will compete in the positions drawn.

INFR Round 1  Daysheet: First Perf  

INFR Round 1  Daysheet: Second Perf

1st INFR GO ROUND RESULTS

• Kassidy Dennison, 15.528, $2,948
• Cayda Dodginghorse, 15,565, $2,440
• Gabriyelle Irving, 15.678, $1,932
• Sonya Dodginghorse, 15.696, $1,423
• Tara Seaton, 15.755, $915
• Cheyenne Black Water, 15.759, $508

2ND INFR GO ROUND: WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25, 2023

• 1:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 32-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 16-1 will compete in the positions drawn.

INFR Round 2  Daysheet: First Perf  

INFR Round 2  Daysheet: Second Perf

2nd INFR GO ROUND RESULTS

• Timber Cote, 15.159, $2,948
• Sierra Farland, 15.60, $2,440
• Keira Simonson, 15.606, $1,932
• JC Hawk, 15.623, $1,423
• *Graysen O’Connor, 15.680, $915
• Cheyenne Black Water, 15.702, $508

*After two rounds, Graysen O’Connor from Arlee, Montana, leads the average with a time of 31.525 seconds.

3RD INFR GO ROUND: THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 2023 — 7:00PM

• After 2 Go Rounds, the bottom 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

INFR Round 3 Daysheet: Bottom 16

3RD INFR GO ROUND CONTINUES: FRIDAY, OCT. 27, 2023 — 7:00PM

• After 2 Go Rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

INFR Round 3 Daysheet: Top 16

INFR CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY: OCT. 28, 2023 — 7:00 PM

• After three go rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete for the Championship.

INFR 2023 Championship Round Daysheet

HOW TO WATCH THE 2023 INFR

The only place to watch the 2023 INFR is free on Pluto TV via the PBR RidePass channel. Download the Pluto TV app today. It’s free. Every ride and run will be shown live.

NEXT UP:  THE BARREL RACERS HEADED TO THE NATIONAL FINALS RODEO IN 2023

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Despite being out of the money in Round 3, Arizona's Janae Todacheenie took the average win at the 2023 INFR with a flawless catch percntage. She is the 2023 INFR World Champion Breakaway Roper.

• October 30, 2023
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At the 2023 Indian National Finals Rodeo, Oct. 24-28, world champions were crowned, and Indian Wells, Arizona’s Janae Todacheenie took the title after clocking an aggregate time of 10.49 seconds on four calves, worth $4,677 for the average.

On the first night of the 2023 INFR, held at the South Point Equestrian Center in Las Vegas, Todacheenie kicked off her National Finals breakaway run with a 2.57-second Round 1 win. When the Navajo cowgirl took third place in Round 2 with 2.6-second time, she established herself as the leader in the average—a position she maintained through Round 3, despite being out of the money by 0.02 seconds with a time of 2.78.

In the 2023 INFR Championship Round, Todacheenie sealed the average win with a second-place finish of 2.54 seconds.

INFR Champion Round Results: Oct. 28, 2023

Infr round 3 results : oct. 26-27, 2023.

Despite being out of the money in Round 3 with a 2.78, Janae Todacheenie maintains her aggregate lead going into the Championship Round with 7.95 seconds on three head.

2023 INFR Breakaway Roping Performances:

The 47th Annual Indian National Finals Rodeo takes place at the South Point Equestrian Center, Oct. 24-28, 2023, in Las Vegas, Nevada. In each performance, the INFR breakaway roping will be the third event in the lineup, following bareback riding and steer wrestling. ( All times posted are for Pacific time zone, PDT. )

1st INFR Go Round: Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023

• 1:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 1-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 17-32 will compete in the positions drawn.

INFR Round 1 Daysheet: First Perf INFR Round 1 Daysheet: Second Perf

1st INFR Go Round Results

• Janae Todacheenie, 2.57, $2,948
• Arianna Jones, 2.84, $2,440
• Cammie Fox, 2.95, $1,932
• Tara Seaton, 3.11, $1,423
• Kadin Jodie, 3.15, $915
• Charmayne Pickens, 3.33, $508

2nd INFR Go Round: Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2023

• 1:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 32-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 16-1 will compete in the positions drawn.

INFR Round 2 Daysheet: First Perf INFR Round 2 Daysheet: Second Perf

2nd INFR Go Round Results

• Dani Lowman “D Low Show”, 2.41, $2,948
• Kadin Jodie, 2.58, $2,440
• *Janae Todacheenie, 2.60, $1,932
• Kylie Gilbert, 2.61, $1,423
• Katelin Conway, 2.62, $915
• Bailey Bates, 2.93, $508

*Janae Todacheenie leads the average after Round 2 with 5.17 seconds on two head.

3rd INFR Go Round: Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023 — 7:00pm

• After 2 Go Rounds, the bottom 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

INFR Round 3 Daysheet: Bottom 16

3rd INFR Go Round Continues: Friday, Oct. 27, 2023 — 7:00pm

• After 2 Go Rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

INFR Round 3 Daysheet: Top 16

INFR CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY: Oct. 28, 2023 — 7:00 pm

• After three go rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete for the Championship.

INFR 2023 Championship Round Daysheet

INFR breakaway qualifiers

• Kadin Jodie – Tour Champ
• Ahnie Jumper
• Amber Carson (Q)
• Arianna Jones (Q)
• Autumn Whitehorse
• Bailey Bates
• Cammie Fox (Q)
• Charmayne Pickens (Q)
• Colbee Woodward (Q)
• D Low Show (Q)
• Destiny Stevens
• Faith Holyan (Q)
• Fallon Doka (Q)
• Jacque Peterson (Q)
• Janae Todacheenie (Q)
• Jareth Curley (Q)
• JC Hawk (Q)
• Kashlin Bettelyoun
• Katelin Conway (Q)
• Kylie Gilbert (Q)
• Martina Monroe (Q)
• Mia Wilson (Q)
• Mykayla Tatsey
• Odessa Yazzie
• Sammy Jo Bird
• Tessie Lamere

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• October 28, 2023
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2023 INFR Tie-Down Roping Results

At the 2023 Indian National Finals Rodeo, Oct. 24-28, world champions were crowned, and Tulsa, Oklahoma’s Dontre’ Goff  took the title after clocking an aggregate time of 38.52 seconds on four calves, worth $4,677 for the average.

On the first night of the 2023 INFR, held at the South Point Equestrian Center in Las Vegas, Goff kicked off his National Finals tie-down run with a 8.68-second Round 1 win. He was out of the money on Night 2, but eked out a Round 3 check with a time of 9.59—good for sixth.

In the 2023 INFR Championship Round, Goff sealed the average win with a second-place finish of 8.09 seconds.

INFR Championship Round Results: Oct. 28, 2023

Infr round 3 : oct. 26-27, 2023, infr round 2: oct. 25, 2023, infr round 1 : oct. 24, 2023, 2023 infr tie-down roping performances:.

The 47th Annual Indian National Finals Rodeo takes place at the South Point Equestrian Center, Oct. 24-28, 2023, in Las Vegas, Nevada. In each performance, the INFR calf roping will be the fifth event in the lineup, following saddle bronc riding and before the barrel racing. ( All times posted are for Pacific time zone, PDT. )

1st INFR Go Round: Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023

• 1:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 1-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 17-32 will compete in the positions drawn.

2nd INFR Go Round: Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2023

• 1:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 32-16 will compete in the positions drawn.
• 7:00 pm:  Timed Event Contestants 16-1 will compete in the positions drawn.

3rd INFR Go Round: Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023 — 7:00pm

• After 2 Go Rounds, the bottom 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

INFR Round 3 Daysheet: Bottom 16

3rd INFR Go Round Continues: Friday, Oct. 27, 2023 — 7:00pm

• After 2 Go Rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete.

INFR Round 3 Daysheet: Top 16

INFR CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY: Oct. 28, 2023 — 7:00 pm

• After three go rounds, the top 16 contestants in the Timed Events compete for the Championship.

INFR 2023 Championship Round Daysheet

How to Watch the 2023 INFR

The only place to watch the 2023 INFR is free on Pluto TV via the PBR RidePass channel. Download the Pluto TV app today. It’s free. Every ride and run will be shown live.

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Indian National Finals Rodeo

October 22, 2024 - october 26, 2024.

The Indian National Finals Rodeo returns to The South Point Equestrian Center in Las Vegas.

The Indian National Finals Rodeo (INFR) will take place from October 22-26, 2024, at the South Point Equestrian Center in Las Vegas. This event celebrates professional Indian rodeo and features competitions in various rodeo disciplines, including bull riding, team roping, and barrel racing. Attendees can enjoy the performances of top rodeo athletes and participate in cultural celebrations. The INFR promotes and preserves the traditions and advancement of Indian rodeo, offering a family-friendly environment with educational opportunities and community engagement.

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Indian National Finals Incorporates More Than Just the Sport

• Author: Katelyn Moore

After competing at region and tour rodeos, athletes are arriving at the South Point Equestrian Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, geared up for the finals. Since 1976 the INFR has hosted a circuit for Native American athletes across the United States and Canada.

The INFR is set to host workshops through the Falmouth Institute, an education provider for the North American Indian community, founded in 1985. The Falmouth Institute has assisted most Native American Nations in the United States by “meeting their complex, ever-changing educational needs and assisting them in refining or restructuring their organizations.”

Native American artists and designers will be presenting a fashion show, set for Oct. 27 at 9:30 a.m. Palomino Paintings by Sammy Bird, Healing Hats by Dr Mom, and Jewelry created by Hank Whitethorne will all be on display. Whitethorne is a Navajo jewelry maker and artist who pulls inspiration from the landscapes near the Four Corners in the Navajo Nation.

The next Miss Indian Rodeo will be selected at the commencement of the 2023 Miss Indian Rodeo Pageant which will take place from Oct. 24 through 27. Since 1979 the INFR has selected Miss Indian Rodeo as “the official ambassador for the National Indian Finals Rodeo, INFR contestants, Indian Professional Rodeo, the spectators, stock contractor, sponsors, rodeo officials and all Native American Tribes throughout North America and First Nations of Canada.”

The mission of the INFR is “to provide, promote and preserve the advancement of Professional Indian Rodeo by empowering families, youth and communities through positive role modeling, educational opportunities, competition, culture and tradition."

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This bronc rider makes a one-point landing off a big brown bronc. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)

The tie-down ropers were snake bit on Thursday evening, but this cowboy is fishing his loop on a spotted calf. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)

The spotted bull is doing his best to buck off this young cowboy. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)

The broncs at the INFR Flathead River Rodeo were the best, brought together by many Indian stock contractors. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)

An Indian cowgirl and her big sorrel make the first turn in the barrel racing and look on to the next barrel. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)

A young cowgirl dances to the music at the Flathead River Rodeo. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)

Pickups, horse trailers, and campers jostled for room at the Polson Fairgrounds when the Indian National Finals Rodeo Flathead River Tour Rodeo came to town Aug. 24-26. Cowboys and cowgirls from New Mexico, Arizona, Florida, many Canadian Provinces, Oklahoma, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming – 627 contestants in all – came to try to secure a berth at the INFR in Las Vegas in October.

Added to the INFR in 2006, tour rodeos allow contestants to earn additional points so they can compete at the finals and also provide added prize money so it’s worthwhile for cowboys and cowgirls to drive hundreds of miles to compete. In addition, the Flathead River Rodeo is an automatic qualifier; a person who wins his or her event at the FRR qualifies for the INFR. Plus the Flathead River Rodeo has been voted the best rodeo six times by the contestants thanks to rodeo committee members, Sheila Matt, general manager of the KwaTaqNuk Resort and Casino and Bigarm, Pete White and Elmo McDonald.

Not only did great rodeo contestants come to the rodeo but so did some of the best bucking horses and bulls from Indian stock contractors Chancy Kittson, McDonald, and Dwayne Bull to name just a few. Kittson’s bronc, Black Book, has been to the INFR as have lots of his other broncs.

Each 7 p.m. performance began with the Veteran’s Warrior Society and the Veteran’s Honor Guard presenting the flags, an invocation by rodeo announcer Ray Champ, the Star Spangled Banner, and a native drum group playing an honor song. Badger Tail sang and drummed on Thursday evening, Yamncut on Friday night, and Chief Cliff on Saturday evening.

To keep the arena clear, pickup men Manny Boggs, White, and John Hall were there for bronc riders to grab to exit their horses after the horn sounded and to collect the flank straps from the horses. A JumboTron in the arena allowed the crowd to see a replay of each ride or run.

To keep the crowd amused, Danger Dave Whitmoyer was on hand as the rodeo clown.

“Just keep your camera on me at all times, cause you never know what might happen,” Danger Dave advised.

An impressive dancer, Danger Dave specializes in crowd participation, flirts with all the ladies, and tells goofy jokes. He and rodeo announcer Ray Champ keep a running banter going, and their timing was good.

With 627 contestants, that means slack, which is where some contestants take their stock or turn at the barrels before the nightly performances. There was slack on both Thursday and Friday for the long go. Then the top 12 contestants came back for the short go on Saturday night.

Winners in each event received a pair of spurs as well as cash and a trip to the INFR.

Saturday night’s performance had cars and pickups packing the parking lot and lining Regatta Road to see the show.

Polson Fairgrounds Inc. members fired up the chuckwagon to provide food. According to Tracy Wall and Tommy Seifert, 1,000 pounds of potatoes were turned into delectable rodeo fries. To accompany the fries were burgers, sodas, lemonade, iced tea, pizza, riblets, and other items. Additional food vendors also provided grub.

For those young at heart, there was live music at the KwaTaqNuk Resort and Casino on Thursday night. Sho Down played live at the Polson Fairgrounds on Friday night, and Canadian singer Armond Duck Chief and his band played live on Saturday night.

Top two in each event:

Bareback Riding – Long Go

Kashton Ford, 85

Jhett Knight, Dupree, SD, 75

Bareback – Short Go

Kashton Ford, 88

Jhett Knight, Dupree, SD, 80

Steer Wrestling – Long Go

Collin Johnson, Browning, 4.23

Tucker Rabbit, Standoff, Alberta, 4.44

Steer Wrestling – Short Go

Matt Jodie, Churchrock, N.M., 5.48

Jay Many Grey Horses - Standoff, Alberta, 5.96

Ladies Breakaway – Long Go

PJ Fox, Cardston, Alberta, 2.79

Danielle Augare, Browning, 2.93

Ladies Breakaway – Short Go

D Low Show, Gilbert, Ariz., 5.61

Sammy Jo Bird, Cut Bank, 7.19

Saddle Bronc Riding – Long Go

Phillip Whiteman, 63

Joe Scott III, Madras, Ore., 53

Saddle Bronc Riding – Short Go

Phillip Whiteman, 70

Tie Down Roping – Long Go

Troy Crawler, Morley, Alberta, 9.83

Gavaro Harrison, Chinle, Ariz., 10.04

Tie Down Roping – Short Go

Noah Haven, Window Rock, Ariz., 8.84

Dustin Bird, Cut Bank, 9.67

Team Roping Header – Long Go

Westley Benall, 5.32

Blaine Red Horse, 5.50

Team Roping Header – Short Go

Ty St. Goddard, 5.80

Eric Paul Watson, 11.31

Team Roping Heeler – Long Go

Denton Begay, 5.32

Casey Cummins, 5.50

Team Roping Heeler – Short Go

Chops Yazzie, 5.80

John Hall, 11.31

Ladies Barrel Racing – Long Go

Sonya Dodginghorse, Tsuu T’lna 17.449

Tara Seaton, Winslow, AZ 17,491

Ladies Barrel Racing – Short Go

Graysen O’Connor, Arlee, 17.869

Cheyenne Black Water, Cardston, Alberta, 17.913

(O’Connor placed fourth in the Barrel Racing Average with 36.068)

Bull Riding – Long Go

Dakota Lewis, Browning, 84

2/3S Tahj Wells, Browning, 83

2/3S Cole Brewer, Dupree, S.D., 83

No scores available for Bull Riding – Short Go

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