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MANNY EGUSQUIZA
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HOME TOWN: STEPHENVILLE, TEXAS
• 2021 BFI CHAMPION
MANNY'S PRO PICK / LAY - FRIO / M
One of the most decorated - most colorful - ropers in the business is Manny Egusquiza. His biggest win in the last year came at the Bob Feist Invitational, where he and his partner, Kory Koontz, bested more than 130 teams to take the title.
He credits his father, Manny Sr., for introducing him to the sport when he was young. After qualifying for the College National Finals Rodeo in 1998, he began his career as a heeler before switching to heading 10 years ago.
Manny and his brother Dustin, who is also a professional roper, have pledged 10% of their season winnings to the St. Nicholas Center for Children (SNCC) in Lake Charles, LA, through a new initiative titled “Reaching for Autism.”
He’s also skilled at working young horses and is highly sought-after roping instructor. He and his wife, Candis, live in Stephenville, Texas and have two children, son Cody and daughter Ann Marie.
The Frio head rope is our new four-strand nylon-poly blend with our counterbalanced core. Fluorescent green and small in diameter for a fast feel, The Frio head rope boasts an even weight and smoothness that makes it adaptable to all weather conditions. The Frio is the rope of choice for Lone Star pros Tanner Tomlinson and Manny Egusquiza.
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Manny Egusquiza wins Texas Circuit titles
Manny Egusquiza and partner Evan Arnold took Waco by storm with a big win last week at the 2023 Texas Circuit Finals. The two came away with $10,230 as the average champs and an invite to the 2024...
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Manny Egusquiza is known in team roping as one of the living legends. His biggest win in the past few years was the Bob Feist Invitational, where he and his partner, Kory Koontz, bested more than 1...
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Manny's Minute: Splitting the Horns
Manny explains how to eliminate splitting the horns. Pick up the rope slowly and keep it in the same spot, no matter where you are. The loop stays right over the horns, no matter if I back up. Keep...
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