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Tie-Down Roping World Standings prize money

The Tie-Down Roping World Standings has paid £55,632,661 across 17 seasons from 2009 to 2025. In 2025 Riley Webb took £417,702.

PAID IN TOTAL£56m
SEASONS17
2025 TOP PRIZE£418k
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 £417,702£418k £5,148,330£5.1m
2024 Riley Webb £357,304£357k £4,732,919£4.7m
2023 Riley Webb £340,490£340k £4,439,209£4.4m
2022 Caleb Smidt £281,757£282k £4,055,487£4.1m
2021 Caleb Smidt £239,440£239k £3,481,341£3.5m
2020 Shad Mayfield £149,172£149k £2,320,159£2.3m
2019 Haven Meged £184,973£185k £3,424,150£3.4m
2018 Caleb Smidt £175,050£175k £3,283,277£3.3m
2017 Marcos Costa £238,663£239k £3,463,185£3.5m
2016 Tyson Durfey £159,733£160k £2,912,558£2.9m
2015 Caleb Smidt £182,221£182k £2,975,269£3.0m
2014 Tuf Cooper £181,755£182k £2,556,818£2.6m
2013 Shane Hanchey £156,144£156k £2,543,810£2.5m
2012 Tuf Cooper £175,101£175k £2,609,316£2.6m
2011 Tuf Cooper £144,392£144k £2,419,169£2.4m
2010 Trevor Brazile £175,810£176k £2,691,170£2.7m
2009 Trevor Brazile £141,611£142k £2,576,496£2.6m

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 £417,702£418k £417,702£418k
2nd 1 £292,429£292k £292,429£292k
3rd 1 £257,743£258k £257,743£258k
4th 1 £251,719£252k £251,719£252k
5th 1 £232,679£233k £232,679£233k
6th 1 £226,004£226k £226,004£226k
7th 1 £210,474£210k £210,474£210k
8th 1 £210,407£210k £210,407£210k
9th 1 £182,267£182k £182,267£182k
10th 1 £166,473£166k £166,473£166k
11th 1 £160,675£161k £160,675£161k
12th 1 £151,655£152k £151,655£152k
13th 1 £150,699£151k £150,699£151k
14th 1 £129,211£129k £129,211£129k
15th 1 £121,188£121k £121,188£121k
16th 1 £94,227£94k £94,227£94k
17th 1 £83,186£83k £83,186£83k
18th 1 £80,216£80k £80,216£80k
19th 1 £77,002£77k £77,002£77k
20th 1 £74,964£75k £74,964£75k
21st 1 £73,732£74k £73,732£74k
22nd 1 £72,835£73k £72,835£73k
23rd 1 £68,787£69k £68,787£69k
24th 1 £66,681£67k £66,681£67k
25th 1 £64,896£65k £64,896£65k
26th 1 £62,464£62k £62,464£62k
27th 1 £60,443£60k £60,443£60k
28th 1 £60,248£60k £60,248£60k
29th 1 £59,985£60k £59,985£60k
30th 1 £59,350£59k £59,350£59k
31st 1 £56,120£56k £56,120£56k
32nd 1 £55,923£56k £55,923£56k
33rd 1 £55,922£56k £55,922£56k
34th 1 £55,194£55k £55,194£55k
35th 1 £54,105£54k £54,105£54k
36th 1 £52,283£52k £52,283£52k
37th 1 £51,656£52k £51,656£52k
38th 1 £48,089£48k £48,089£48k
39th 1 £46,399£46k £46,399£46k
40th 1 £45,497£45k £45,497£45k
41st 1 £44,986£45k £44,986£45k
42nd 1 £44,819£45k £44,819£45k
43rd 1 £44,732£45k £44,732£45k
44th 1 £40,744£41k £40,744£41k
45th 1 £40,310£40k £40,310£40k
46th 1 £39,824£40k £39,824£40k
47th 1 £38,738£39k £38,738£39k
48th 1 £37,975£38k £37,975£38k
49th 1 £37,723£38k £37,723£38k
50th 1 £36,952£37k £36,952£37k

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 £2,440,816£2.4m
2 Shane Hanchey United States 1 £2,269,252£2.3m
3 Caleb Smidt United States 4 £1,696,540£1.7m
4 Marty Yates United States 0 £1,691,619£1.7m
5 Cory Solomon United States 0 £1,650,205£1.7m
6 Hunter Herrin United States 0 £1,520,751£1.5m
7 Haven Meged United States 1 £1,496,643£1.5m
8 Ryan Jarrett United States 0 £1,421,888£1.4m
9 Shad Mayfield United States 1 £1,418,829£1.4m
10 Tyson Durfey United States 1 £1,403,820£1.4m
11 Riley Webb United States 3 £1,257,298£1.3m
12 Matt Shiozawa United States 0 £1,230,900£1.2m
13 Trevor Brazile United States 2 £1,196,814£1.2m
14 Ty Harris United States 0 £1,117,176£1.1m
15 Marcos Costa Brazil 1 £1,046,130£1.0m
16 John Douch United States 0 £972,492£972k
17 Adam Gray United States 0 £928,045£928k
18 Riley Pruitt United States 0 £917,353£917k
19 Kincade Henry United States 0 £787,460£787k
20 Timber Moore United States 0 £779,459£779k
21 Jake Pratt United States 0 £753,206£753k
22 Cody Ohl United States 0 £745,983£746k
23 Westyn Hughes United States 0 £736,406£736k
24 Cade Swor United States 0 £728,861£729k
25 Blane Cox United States 0 £672,913£673k

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 £58,291,643£58.3m
2 Tie-Down Roping World Standings 17 £55,632,661£55.6m
3 Saddle Bronc Riding World Standings 17 £53,215,179£53.2m
4 Bareback Riding World Standings 17 £52,155,714£52.2m
5 Team Roping Heading World Standings 17 £51,774,381£51.8m
6 Team Roping Heeling World Standings 17 £51,363,939£51.4m
7 Steer Wrestling World Standings 17 £49,551,299£49.6m
8 Steer Roping World Standings 17 £21,095,538£21.1m

Frequently asked questions

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

Riley Webb took £417,702. The whole season paid £5,148,330 across 50 cowboys.

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

£55,632,661 across 17 seasons from 2009 to 2025. The richest was the 2025 Tie-Down Roping World Standings, at £5,148,330.

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

Tuf Cooper, with £2,440,816 and 3 wins. Shane Hanchey is next on £2,269,252.

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.