Guthrie, Oklahoma, played host to an electrifying display of skill and horsemanship on March 26, as the Charlie 1 Horse All-Girl Roping event unfolded during the prestigious Wrangler Bob Feist Invitational (BFI) Roping Week. Held at the iconic Lazy E Arena, this annual competition continues to be a highlight in the world of women’s rodeo, bringing together top-tier female ropers for a day of intense competition, camaraderie, and substantial payouts.

Team Roping Kicks Off the Action

The highly anticipated Charlie 1 Horse All-Girl Team Roping featured 240 teams and awarded a total payout of $131,600. Competitors had the opportunity to enter twice or draw all, with a total of four runs available. The event followed a progressive-after-two format over four steers, ensuring that only the best would make it through to the later rounds. Utilizing two arenas and a WS barrier system, the competition was intense and fast-paced, with an 80% payback ensuring strong incentives for participants. Additionally, the $7,500 guaranteed incentive provided further motivation for competitors to bring their best to the arena.
In the end, Beverly Robbins and Jimmi Jo Montera emerged victorious, roping four steers in a blazing 34.50 seconds to take home the title and a $20,000 paycheck. Robbins rode her 12-year-old mare, "Waspy," while Montera relied on her 8-year-old horse, "Mamba," to help execute their winning performance.
The winning duo didn’t just take home bragging rights—they scored an incredible prize package featuring Charlie 1 Horse hats, Cactus Saddles, Gist Buckles, a Turtlebox speaker, YETI backpacks, Equinety supplements, and Justin Boots. With a lightning-fast aggregate time of 34.50 seconds on four steers, they sealed their well-earned victory in style.
The incentive winners for the team roping were Kinsley Baxter and Lorraine Moreno, who delivered a total time of 26.46 seconds. Their roping skills earned them a well-deserved prize of $9,000.

Emilee Charlesworth | 2025 BFI Charlie 1 Horse All-Girl Breakaway Roping Champion | Andersen/CBarC photo

Breakaway Roping Brings the Excitement

Following the conclusion of team roping, the Charlie 1 Horse All-Girl Breakaway Roping took center stage at the iconic Lazy E Arena, where 237 entries vied for an impressive $99,150 total purse. The format featured a progressive-after-two structure over three head, with a 75% payback. Young competitors were also given a chance to shine with the 18 & Under Incentive, guaranteeing a $1,000 payout to the champion, fostering the growth of the next generation of elite breakaway ropers.
Emilee Charlesworth etched her name in BFI Week history by claiming the 2025 Charlie 1 Horse All-Girl Breakaway Roping title. The 19-year-old from Marathon, Texas, dominated the field, securing victory with a total time of 9.92 seconds on three head. Her impressive performance earned her a $21,000 payout along with a prize package featuring Charlie 1 Horse hats, Cactus Saddles, Gist Buckles, a Turtlebox speaker, YETI backpacks, Equinety supplements, and Justin Boots.Charlesworth kicked off her campaign in style, winning Round 1 with a 2.78-second run that earned her an additional $1,250. She took a strategic approach in Round 2, opting for a controlled 4.0-second run to maintain her standing. Entering the short round at third callback, she stuck to her game plan and roped efficiently to clinch the championship. A key to Charlesworth’s success was her 10-year-old mare, "Hallelujah." Having owned the horse since it was four years old, Charlesworth showcased the versatility and consistency of her equine partner.
The Charlie 1 Horse Breakaway Roping also awarded top youth incentive honors to 17-year-old Audrey Kremer of Wyoming. She won the 18-and-under division with a $1,400 paycheck and an extensive prize package. Roping three head of calves in 11.94 seconds, Kremer and a strong field of young athletes showcased the bright future of breakaway roping.

A Celebration of Women in Rodeo

More than just a competition, the Charlie 1 Horse All-Girl Roping is a celebration of the dedication, grit, and talent of women in rodeo. With high-quality cattle, top-tier production staff, and a commitment to fair and thrilling competition, the Lazy E Arena once again provided the perfect stage for this remarkable event.
As the dust settled and champions were crowned, the Charlie 1 Horse All-Girl Roping reaffirmed its place as one of the premier events in women's rodeo. With its impressive payouts, high-level competition, and emphasis on fostering future talent, this event continues to leave a lasting impact on the sport, paving the way for even greater achievements in the years to come.
Charlie 1 Horse Hats is honored to be a part of the BFI and has proudly sponsored this incredible event since the very beginning. There is truly nothing like this competition, and each year we look forward to supporting the talented cowgirls who make it so special. Whether they’re wearing a signature Charlie 1 Horse cowgirl hat in the arena or celebrating their victories, we take pride in being part of their journey and the continued growth of women’s rodeo.

Watch the EQN Sportsdesk as Dru Stewart sits down with Sadie Noblitt, the brand manager for Charlie 1 Horse, title sponsors of the All-Girls Breakaway at the 2025 Wrangler BFI Week.