Shali Lord Loveland Wins Larimer County Rodeo
Shali Lord Loveland opened her run with confidence and never eased off. She clocked a 14.32 to win the barrel racing at the Larimer County Fair & PRCA Rodeo in Loveland, Colorado. The first barrel came tight, the pockets stayed clean, and the drive home sealed the win.
Challengers pressed hard. Karson Bradley Berger followed with a 14.60 for second, while Sabrina Ketcham posted a 14.68 for third. Then the field stacked up. Jacy Daughenbaugh, Kim Schulze, and Kaycee Thomas kept the pressure on with crisp turns and minimal drift.
The back half stayed tight as well. Jesse Harris, Kortni McConnell, and Jean Winters tied at 14.84 to split the final payout. On this pattern, hundredths mattered. Clean transitions in and out of the first turn proved decisive, and Lord found that rhythm early.
What does this result signal? Late-summer ground can run quick yet unforgiving. Riders who set their pockets early and free the front end usually post. Shali Lord Loveland did both. Consequently, this win points to form that should travel across Colorado and the Mountain States stops ahead.
Watch the original social post we’re discussing below, then weigh in with your takeaways from each rider’s approach to the third barrel and the sprint home.
- Winner: Shali Lord — 14.32
- 2) Karson Bradley Berger — 14.60
- 3) Sabrina Ketcham — 14.68
- T-10) Harris / McConnell / Winters — 14.84
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