
Old West Sale Tops $4.2 Million in Amarillo
Twenty-two rope horses sold for a combined $4,207,000 at the Amarillo Tri-State Fairgrounds on Oct. 16.
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Twenty-two rope horses sold for a combined $4,207,000 at the Amarillo Tri-State Fairgrounds on Oct. 16.
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The No. 5 D-backs prospect helped lead Amarillo to a 4-0 win over Springfield in the Texas League championship.

The 2026 event in Amarillo concludes with record payouts for riders and horse owners.
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The Dons secured a decisive victory behind a relentless defensive performance in district play.

A Potter County grand jury indicted a 17-year-old for a highway racing crash that caused injuries to a passenger.

The Broncos secured a 3-1 victory over the Badgers during a volleyball matchup at First Bank Southwest Center.

Regular subjects here include game outcomes, athlete achievements, league decisions and the business side of sports organizations. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. High school sports remain a consistent focal point for the region, reflecting seasonal intensity and long-standing traditions. Changing coaching staffs and public facility projects remain two of the most frequent drivers of local sports coverage.