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    Return to Fort Worth

    Mar 19, 2021 2 minutes
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    ANDERSEN/CBARC PHOTOGRAPHY

    Despite the perils of 2020 that brought a pandemic-induced rescheduling, an economic crisis and an election, the USTRC hosted its largest National Finals in history, boasting 6,400 teams and 2,200 individual ropers.

    The event is back for its 32 rendition in 2021 with its regularly scheduled spring dates,

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