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Tie-Down Roping World Standings prize money

The Tie-Down Roping World Standings has paid £54,808,474 across 17 seasons from 2009 to 2025. In 2025 Riley Webb took £411,514.

PAID IN TOTAL£55m
SEASONS17
2025 TOP PRIZE£412k
COWBOYS PAID188
RANK2 of 8

Every season

Who won, what they took, and what the season paid in all

Every season of the Tie-Down Roping World Standings with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
YEAR WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2025 Riley Webb £411,514£412k £5,072,058£5.1m
2024 Riley Webb £352,010£352k £4,662,801£4.7m
2023 Riley Webb £335,446£335k £4,373,443£4.4m
2022 Caleb Smidt £277,583£278k £3,995,406£4.0m
2021 Caleb Smidt £235,893£236k £3,429,765£3.4m
2020 Shad Mayfield £146,962£147k £2,285,786£2.3m
2019 Haven Meged £182,232£182k £3,373,422£3.4m
2018 Caleb Smidt £172,457£172k £3,234,636£3.2m
2017 Marcos Costa £235,127£235k £3,411,879£3.4m
2016 Tyson Durfey £157,367£157k £2,869,409£2.9m
2015 Caleb Smidt £179,522£180k £2,931,191£2.9m
2014 Tuf Cooper £179,062£179k £2,518,939£2.5m
2013 Shane Hanchey £153,831£154k £2,506,124£2.5m
2012 Tuf Cooper £172,507£173k £2,570,659£2.6m
2011 Tuf Cooper £142,253£142k £2,383,329£2.4m
2010 Trevor Brazile £173,205£173k £2,651,300£2.7m
2009 Trevor Brazile £139,513£140k £2,538,326£2.5m

Prize money paid, season by season

The 2025 Tie-Down Roping World Standings payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the 2025 Tie-Down Roping World Standings.
PLACE COWBOYS EACH BAND TOTAL
World champion 1 £411,514£412k £411,514£412k
2nd 1 £288,097£288k £288,097£288k
3rd 1 £253,925£254k £253,925£254k
4th 1 £247,990£248k £247,990£248k
5th 1 £229,232£229k £229,232£229k
6th 1 £222,656£223k £222,656£223k
7th 1 £207,356£207k £207,356£207k
8th 1 £207,290£207k £207,290£207k
9th 1 £179,567£180k £179,567£180k
10th 1 £164,006£164k £164,006£164k
11th 1 £158,294£158k £158,294£158k
12th 1 £149,408£149k £149,408£149k
13th 1 £148,467£148k £148,467£148k
14th 1 £127,297£127k £127,297£127k
15th 1 £119,393£119k £119,393£119k
16th 1 £92,831£93k £92,831£93k
17th 1 £81,954£82k £81,954£82k
18th 1 £79,027£79k £79,027£79k
19th 1 £75,861£76k £75,861£76k
20th 1 £73,853£74k £73,853£74k
21st 1 £72,640£73k £72,640£73k
22nd 1 £71,756£72k £71,756£72k
23rd 1 £67,768£68k £67,768£68k
24th 1 £65,693£66k £65,693£66k
25th 1 £63,934£64k £63,934£64k
26th 1 £61,538£62k £61,538£62k
27th 1 £59,547£60k £59,547£60k
28th 1 £59,355£59k £59,355£59k
29th 1 £59,096£59k £59,096£59k
30th 1 £58,471£58k £58,471£58k
31st 1 £55,288£55k £55,288£55k
32nd 1 £55,094£55k £55,094£55k
33rd 1 £55,094£55k £55,094£55k
34th 1 £54,376£54k £54,376£54k
35th 1 £53,303£53k £53,303£53k
36th 1 £51,508£52k £51,508£52k
37th 1 £50,890£51k £50,890£51k
38th 1 £47,377£47k £47,377£47k
39th 1 £45,712£46k £45,712£46k
40th 1 £44,823£45k £44,823£45k
41st 1 £44,319£44k £44,319£44k
42nd 1 £44,155£44k £44,155£44k
43rd 1 £44,069£44k £44,069£44k
44th 1 £40,141£40k £40,141£40k
45th 1 £39,713£40k £39,713£40k
46th 1 £39,234£39k £39,234£39k
47th 1 £38,164£38k £38,164£38k
48th 1 £37,412£37k £37,412£37k
49th 1 £37,164£37k £37,164£37k
50th 1 £36,405£36k £36,405£36k

Every name and figure is on the 2025 Tie-Down Roping World Standings payouts page.

Who has earned the most at the Tie-Down Roping World Standings

Prize money won here, across every season we hold

The cowboys who have won the most prize money at the Tie-Down Roping World Standings.
# COWBOY NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Tuf Cooper United States 3 £2,404,656£2.4m
2 Shane Hanchey United States 1 £2,235,633£2.2m
3 Caleb Smidt United States 4 £1,671,407£1.7m
4 Marty Yates United States 0 £1,666,558£1.7m
5 Cory Solomon United States 0 £1,625,757£1.6m
6 Hunter Herrin United States 0 £1,498,222£1.5m
7 Haven Meged United States 1 £1,474,471£1.5m
8 Ryan Jarrett United States 0 £1,400,823£1.4m
9 Shad Mayfield United States 1 £1,397,809£1.4m
10 Tyson Durfey United States 1 £1,383,022£1.4m
11 Riley Webb United States 3 £1,238,672£1.2m
12 Matt Shiozawa United States 0 £1,212,664£1.2m
13 Trevor Brazile United States 2 £1,179,084£1.2m
14 Ty Harris United States 0 £1,100,625£1.1m
15 Marcos Costa Brazil 1 £1,030,632£1.0m
16 John Douch United States 0 £958,085£958k
17 Adam Gray United States 0 £914,297£914k
18 Riley Pruitt United States 0 £903,763£904k
19 Kincade Henry United States 0 £775,794£776k
20 Timber Moore United States 0 £767,911£768k
21 Jake Pratt United States 0 £742,048£742k
22 Cody Ohl United States 0 £734,931£735k
23 Westyn Hughes United States 0 £725,496£725k
24 Cade Swor United States 0 £718,063£718k
25 Blane Cox United States 0 £662,944£663k

Other rodeo events

The events either side of the Tie-Down Roping World Standings by prize money paid

Rodeo events ranked around the Tie-Down Roping World Standings.
# EVENT EDITIONS PAID
1 Bull Riding World Standings 17 £57,428,063£57.4m
2 Tie-Down Roping World Standings 17 £54,808,474£54.8m
3 Saddle Bronc Riding World Standings 17 £52,426,806£52.4m
4 Bareback Riding World Standings 17 £51,383,037£51.4m
5 Team Roping Heading World Standings 17 £51,007,353£51.0m
6 Team Roping Heeling World Standings 17 £50,602,992£50.6m
7 Steer Wrestling World Standings 17 £48,817,206£48.8m
8 Steer Roping World Standings 17 £20,783,012£20.8m

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the 2025 Tie-Down Roping World Standings?

Riley Webb took £411,514. The whole season paid £5,072,058 across 50 cowboys.

How much prize money has the Tie-Down Roping World Standings paid?

£54,808,474 across 17 seasons from 2009 to 2025. The richest was the 2025 Tie-Down Roping World Standings, at £5,072,058.

Who has won the most money at the Tie-Down Roping World Standings?

Tuf Cooper, with £2,404,656 and 3 wins. Shane Hanchey is next on £2,235,633.

Who has won the Tie-Down Roping World Standings the most times?

Caleb Smidt, 4 times in the seasons we hold.

Where does the Tie-Down Roping World Standings rank for prize money?

2nd of the 8 rodeo events we hold, by total prize money paid.

Where to next

Every rodeo event and cowboy is ranked on rodeo prize money. The latest season is the 2025 Tie-Down Roping World Standings, and the one before it the 2024 Tie-Down Roping World Standings.