This specific dataset represents the culmination of a single night’s competition within a larger, ten-day championship event. It encapsulates the scores and standings of contestants after the fourth of ten rounds in the prestigious rodeo finals. These data points typically include times for timed events like steer wrestling and barrel racing, scores for roughstock events like bull riding and saddle bronc riding, and overall standings for each contestant competing for a world championship title. An example would be the time recorded for a barrel racer’s run or the score awarded to a bull rider.
These fourth-round outcomes hold significant weight. They can significantly shift the leaderboard, impacting the trajectory of the championship race. A strong performance can propel a contender to the top ranks, while a setback can require significant ground to be recovered in subsequent rounds. This stage of the competition often highlights emerging patterns and potential champions, building excitement and anticipation for the remaining rounds. Historically, round four has been a pivotal point for dramatic comebacks and unexpected shifts in the standings, influencing the overall narrative of the championship.
