Ullman Peterson Events - Double Down in Fallon

June 16–20, 2026
227 Sheckler Rd, Fallon, NV 89406
Rafter 3C Arena
From the Nevada’s Richest Breakaway to BFI Qualifiers, PWR Qualifier, WSTR Qualifiers, Muley Ropings, Buckle Ropings, and more, this week is packed with opportunities for ropers of every level.

Who’s making plans to rope in Fallon?

Double Down in Fallon Now a PWR Qualifier!

More good news for Double Down in Fallon. Now a PWR qualifier.
See all the details and full slate of events in the comments!
June 16th - 20th…see y'all there!

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Rope your way to a fully paid spot in the 50th Bob Feist Invitational and the Hooey Junior open on June 17th as well as the Hooey #10.5 on June 18th.

This is your chance to double down in Fallon!

Nevada’s Richest Breakaway is bringing the heat + $2,500!

The stakes are higher, the competition is tougher. This is where the top breakaway ropers come to battle it out for their shot at one of Nevada’s biggest payouts.

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Rafter 3C Arena | Fallon, Nevada. June 16-20, 2026
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𝟑𝐂 𝐒𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐞𝐫 𝐆𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐢𝐧 𝐅𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐨𝐧 𝐩𝐚𝐲𝐬 $𝟓𝟑𝟓,𝟎𝟎𝟎

Full Results > https://bit.ly/4nnnVIG

An inaugural week-long Western gathering in Fallon, Nevada, allowed fans to watch team-roping legends Jake Barnes and Clay O’Brien Cooper reunite and a breakaway roper earn a cool $12,600.

Fallon's PRCA Rodeo and Summer Gathering, held June 13-22 at the newly renovated Rafter 3C Arena, collectively paid out roughly $535,000 in cash and prizes. Events included the three-day Queen of Hearts divisional barrel race, Nevada’s Richest Breakaway Roping, brand-new two-day 3C PRCA Rodeo and four days of Double Down team roping jackpots. The ropings, held just as the 106th Reno Rodeo kicked off, were produced by Ullman Peterson Events – the folks that also own the Bob Feist Invitational (BFI) formerly held in nearby Reno.

“We loved the idea of bringing back more lucrative ropings to Fallon in June,” said Daren Peterson. “It was amazing to see the ladies turn out for a breakaway that paid the winner $12,000. Plus, the ropings drew more than 1,100 teams. We’ve been approached by additional sponsors now and plan to add some things in 2026 – including maybe a lucrative businessman’s team roping. I expect next year’s payout to top three-quarters of a million dollars.”

A highlight of the Summer Gathering was the BFI Qualifier, presented by the City of Fallon. Jake Smith and Jade Corkill won that by a whopping 4.5 seconds on five steers to earn $14,000 cash plus free entry fees (worth $5,000) to the 2026 BFI next spring, donated by Fallon’s longtime mayor, Ken Telford.

Corkill, the three-time world champion heeler born and raised in Fallon, told Peterson, “This is the first thing I’ve won that’s tied to the BFI in all the years I’ve been trying to win that roping. And it paid really well.”

During the inaugural 3C PRCA Rodeo, fans watched three of the elite Wright brothers place in the saddle bronc riding. Team roping Texans Billy Bob Brown and Blaine Vick won the team roping in 4.0 seconds, while a 1.9-second run captured the breakaway title, worth $3,751 for Rickie Fanning. The Rafter3C Arena donated rodeo proceeds – including the double sale of a jersey worn by nine-time PRCA Barrelman of the Year JJ Harrison and the nightly 50/50 raffle – to the 3C Community Foundation, which this year benefitted local cancer fighters Nick Delgado and LeAnna Wallace.

“June just keeps getting bigger and better here in Fallon,” said Jesse Segura, the operations director at Rafter 3C. “Adding the PRCA rodeo to our already action-packed week of barrel racing and team roping has turned this into something the whole community can look forward to, year after year. It's more than just day sheets – this is becoming a proud tradition.”

In the enter-twice Nevada’s Richest Breakaway Roping, Kaitlyn Anderson scorched the field, winning the short round and roping all three calves in 8.08 seconds to earn $12,600. Suzanne Williams, too, placed twice to rake in $10,600. Fellow breakaway roper Cadee Williams won the All-Girl Team Roping, presented by Total Feeds, with Kaitlyn Torres and placed with another partner to take $4,500 home. Plus, she placed in the World Series 11.5 to earn another $1,675 cash. In fact, seven World Series-sanctioned team ropings were held, with 10.5 champs Rich Bakke and Justin Schuette taking home $7,980 for winning the 10.5.

Finally, Fallon’s own Travis Kinkaid won a horse trailer, as well as $5,175 cash, just weeks after his own trailer had been wrecked, in his first time back competing after a lengthy recovery from injury. Mayor Telford also sponsored the trophy horse trailer.

“It was exciting to be part of such a successful week in Fallon at the Rafter 3C Arena,” said Tedford. “The Double Down in Fallon is becoming one of the highlights of the year for roping and rodeo contestants, and the turnout in 2025 is a promising sign this event will be a staple for years to come.”

#10.5 Trailer Roping brought to you by The City of Fallon, Nevada . Paying out over $35,000 in cash and a new trailer.

🔥 Hooey Junior Championship Qualifiers 🔥
Congrats to the champs headed to the 2026 Wrangler Bob Feist Invitational at the Lazy E Arena!

We’ve also got your full results from the Rafter 3C Arena in Fallon — the future of team roping is looking strong! 💪

👇 Check out who cashed in!

Hooey Open – Aggregate
1. Jarett Warner & Brock Borkman, 29.26 seconds, $3,800
2. Jace M Jepson & Kade McKnight, 29.54 seconds, $2,300
3. Mason McDaniel & Sammy Saunders, 31.25 seconds, $1,400

Round 1 Fast Time
1. Koda Peterson & Heath Hammerstrom, 5.6 seconds, $800

Short Go Fast Time
1. Blake VanStavern & Koda Peterson, 5.78 seconds, $400

Hooey 10.5 – Aggregate
1. Charlotte Hafenfeld & Kade McKnight, 35.08 seconds, $2,200
2. Stix Lee & Jace M Jepson, 39.04 seconds, $1,300
3. Caleb Edgmon & Wyatt Peek, 39.74 seconds, $900

Round 1 Fast Time
1. Mason McDaniel & Gus Hafenfeld, 6.94 seconds, $800

Short Go Fast Time
1. Stix Lee & Emmett Silva, 8.15 seconds, $400

FULL RESULTS > https://bit.ly/3TDBbuQ

Double Down in Fallon Results for the OPEN WSTR, 15.5 WSTR, 14.5 WSTR, 13.5 WSTR, and 12.5 Handicaps

Rafter 3C Arena

FULL RESULTS > https://bit.ly/3TDBbuQ

🔥 Bob Feist Invitational Open Team Roping presented by City of Fallon – FULL RESULTS! 🔥

Jake Smith & Jade Corkill take the win and will have their fees paid to the 2026 Wrangler BFI! 💰🙌

Check out who else cashed in 👇

Aggregate Results
1. Jake Smith & Jade Corkill, 33.52 seconds, $14,000
2. JR Dees & Douglas Rich, 38.04 seconds, $8,600
3. Luke Brown & Trey Yates, 38.98 seconds, $5,600

Round 1 Fast Time
1. JR Dees & Douglas Rich, 6.1 seconds, $1,200

Short Go Fast Time
1. Chad Masters & Cory Petska, 5.89 seconds, $1,200

These Pro & Challenger breakaway ropers locked in their qualification to the 2026 Women's Rodeo World Championship by winning a top spot at The Fallon's Richest Open Breakaway Roping.

𝗣𝗿𝗼: Martha Angelone **We will roll down to Kelsie Domer
𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗲𝗿: Kaitlyn Torres **We will roll down to Katelyn Perkins

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