For any event in rodeo, horsepower can make or break it. For 2024 National Finals Rodeo Steer Wrestling Average Champion Cash Robb, the little mare he climbed on for the first time in Idaho last year has made all the difference.
“Me and [Tyler Waguespack] were riding his good horse, Cheese, and he came up lame at Jerome, Idaho so we had to hurry and jump on something there... So I saw Stetson there at Jerome and talked to him about getting on her and shoot, it was like I’d rode a million times,” Robb said about Mable.
While Cheese did his part, Mable picked up right where he left off including carrying Robb to his first NFR, first NFR Average title and third in the World when the Super Bowl of rodeo wrapped up.
“We’re going to put together an aresenal of really good horses and really good guys to travel with and just hopefully show up everywhere and all we do is win, that’s the goal,” he said.
This arsenal includes Mable and Cheese on the horse side while Robb, Waguespack, Stetson Jorgensen and Kyle Irwin will be in the truck.
With sights set on Las Vegas, Robb is keeping momentum on his side. He earned his second rodeoHouston Super Series guitar and as he heads into his third year of professional rodeo, a Gold Buckle is still where all roads hopefully lead.
