Professional

2022 Highlights 

• Entered her 16th NFR ranked 12th and finished the year ranked 11th after winning $65,729 after placing in four out of 10 rounds including a tie for the win in the 6th round, her first NFR round win since 2011 when she won the first round on Duke.
• Won California Rodeo Salinas for the fifth time in her career
• Won the National Western Stock Show and Rodeo (Denver) for the fifth time in her career aboard three different horses (Sixth Vision “Stitch,” Yeah Hes Firen “Duke” and Babe On The Chase “Birdie”)
• Won Rodeo of The Ozarks (Springdale, AR)
• Won Evergreen (CO) Rodeo
• Won Kit Carson County Pro Rodeo (Burlington, CO)
• Finished second at Rodeo Austin
• Finished second at Rodeo de Sante Fe (NM)
• Finished second at Mineral Wells (TX) Rodeo
• Finished second at Larimer County Fair & Rodeo (Loveland, CO)
• Finished second at Yuma (CO) County Fair & Rodeo
• Tied for second at Spokane (WA) Interstate Rodeo

Career Highlights

• 2021 – Entered the Wrangler NFR ranked 9th and finished the year ranked 11th with $128,200. Placed in three rounds and was ninth in the average at the NFR and won $54,414 at NFR. Won Rodeo de Santa Fe (NM), the Palouse Empire Rodeo (Colfax, WA), the Western Stampede (West Jordan, UT), the Kit Carson County Pro Rodeo (Burlington, CO) and World’s Oldest Rodeo (Prescott, AZ). Finished second at Washington State Fair and Rodeo (Puyallup), at Elizabeth (CO) Stampede Rodeo and at Santa Rosa Roundup (Vernon, TX)

• 2020 – WPRA Reserve World Champion, winning $114,500 at the NFR placing fourth in the average in a total time of 175.23 seconds on 10 runs and placed in four rounds. Finished the year with $201,225. Won San Antonio (Texas) Stock Show and Rodeo and San Angelo (Texas) Rodeo. Finished second at Yuma (Colorado) Fair & Rodeo, at Oakley (Utah) Independence Day Rodeo, at Coleman (Texas) PRCA Rodeo and at West Texas Fair & Rodeo (Abilene, Texas)

•2019 – Entered the Wrangler NFR ranked 5th, placed in two out of 10 rounds and finished sixth in the average to finish ranked 11th in the world with $152,100. Won Canby (Oregon) Rodeo, Kit Carson County Pro Rodeo (Burlington, Colo.), Evergreen (Colo.) Rodeo and the Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show & Rodeo (Mercedes, Texas); co-champion at Elizabeth (Colo.) Stampede; finished second at Dixie National Rodeo (Jackson, Mississippi), Rodeo de Santa Fe (N.M.) and at the Larimer County Fair & Rodeo (Loveland, Colorado)

• 2018 – Placed in three out of 10 rounds at the Wrangler NFR and finished 12th in the world. Won California Rodeo Salinas, the average at Washington State Fair & Rodeo (Puyallup), the American Royal Rodeo (Kansas City, Mo.), Montana’s Biggest Weekend (Dillon, Mont.), Lincoln County Fair & Rodeo (Afton, Wyo.), Bozeman (Mont.) Stampede, Missoula (Mont.) Stampede, Sitting Bull Stampede (Mobridge, S.D.), Clark County Fair & Rodeo (Logandale, Nev.), and the Dixie National Rodeo (Jackson, Miss.); Finished third at the Ram National Circuit Finals Rodeo (Kissimmee, Fla.)

• 2017 – Became just the third WPRA member to cross the $2 million mark in career earnings and did so at the Wrangler NFR. Finished the year ranked 11th with $161,173. Placed in three out of 10 rounds at the Wrangler NFR and won $68,244 at the NFR; Won the year-end title Mountain States Circuit, the Wrangler Champions Challenge (Sioux Falls, S.D.) on final day of the regular season; finished second at the event the night before. Won the most money over the Fourth of July with $20,654; Won the Cache County Fair & Rodeo (Logan, Utah), the World’s Oldest Rodeo (Prescott, Ariz.), The Famous Preston (Idaho) Night Rodeo, the Nebraska’s Big Rodeo (Burwell, Neb.) and the San Juan Stampede (Monticello, Utah); Finished second at the Greeley (Colo.) Independence Day Stampede

• 2016 – Won the average title at the Mountain States Circuit Finals Rodeo and qualified for the Ram National Circuit Finals Rodeo in 2017; Won the Yuma (Colo.) County Fair & Rodeo, the Kit Carson County Fair & Rodeo (Burlington, Colo.) and the San Luis Valley Ski-Hi Stampede (Monte Vista, Colo.); finished second at Garfield County Fair & PRCA Rodeo (Rifle, Colo.)

• 2015 – Ran fastest time on a standard barrel pattern at a jackpot at The Ranch in Loveland, Colorado aboard KissKissBangBang (Mona) stopping clock in 16.479 seconds

• 2014 – Won the Eastern Colorado Roundup (Akron, Colo.), the Sturgis (S.D.) Wild West Days, the Ute Mountain Roundup (Cortez, Colo.) and the Northwest Florida Championship Rodeo (Bonifay, Fla.); finished second at Garfield County Fair and PRCA Rodeo (Rifle, Colo.), second at the Evergreen (Colo.) Rodeo and second in Oakdale (Calif.) Saddle Club Rodeo

• 2013 – Had to compete at the Wrangler NFR without her main horse Duke, as he suffered an injury a few weeks prior to the start of the Wrangler NFR. Finished the year ranked 12th with $113,156 in earnings and finished 12th in the average at the Wrangler NFR; won the Gooding (Idaho) Pro Rodeo, California Rodeo Salinas, Drummond (Mont.) PRCA Rodeo, St. Paul (Ore.) Rodeo, the Buffalo Bill Rodeo (North Platte, Neb.), the Elizabeth (Colo.) Stampede, Old Fort Days (Fort Smith, Ark.), the Ram National Circuit Finals Rodeo for second straight year and the Clark County Fair and Rodeo (Logandale, Nev.)

• 2012 – Placed in four out of 10 rounds at the Wrangler NFR winning $23,263. Finished the year ranked third with $194,224 and was 12th in the average at the NFR, winning $23,263; qualified for the RNCFR after finishing second in the year-end circuit standings; won the Sheridan (Wyo.) Rodeo, the Central Wyoming Fair & PRCA Rodeo (Casper, Wyo.), California Rodeo Salinas, the Days of 47 Rodeo (Salt Lake City, Utah), more money than anyone in ProRodeo over the Fourth of July with $27,789, Molalla (Ore.) Buckeroo Rodeo, St. Paul (Ore.) Rodeo, the Black Hills Round-Up (Belle Fourche, S.D.), Santa Maria (Calif.) Elks Rodeo, the Livermore (Calif.) Rodeo, the Riverdale (Calif.) Rodeo, the Red Bluff (Calif.) Rodeo, the Western Frontier ProRodeo (Pocatello, Idaho), the Clark County Fair & Rodeo (Logandale, Nev.), the Ram National Circuit Finals Rodeo (Oklahoma City, Okla.), the San Angelo (Texas) Stock Show and Rodeo and the National Western Stock Show and Rodeo (Denver); co-champion at the Spanish Fork (Utah) Fiesta Days Rodeo

• 2011 – Finished the year second in the world with $192,725; placed in seven out of 10 rounds at the Wrangler NFR, sharing the win in the first round. Finished ninth in the average and won $77,452 at the NFR; co-champion at 126th Silver Spurs Rodeo (Kissimmee, Fla.); won the Southwestern International PRCA Rodeo (El Paso, Texas), the Day’s of ’76 Rodeo (Salt Lake City), the Medicine Hat (Alberta) Stampede, the Davie (Fla.) ProRodeo, the Wainwright (Alberta) Stampede, the Guy Weadick Memorial Rodeo (High River, Alberta), the Wide Open Rodeo (Ft. Pierce, Fla.), the Brighton Field Day & PRCA Rodeo (Okeechobee, Fla.), La Fiesta de los Vaqueros (Tucson, Ariz.), the San Angelo (Texas) Stock Show and Rodeo and the Mid Winter Fair and Rodeo (Lafayette, La.).

• 2010 – Finished the year ranked 5th in the world with $165,999. Placed in five of the 10 rounds at the NFR and shared the round win in the 10th round with a time of 13.67 seconds. Was fourth in the average and won $51,547 at the Wrangler NFR; won the Iowa’s Championship Rodeo (Sidney, Iowa), the Deadwood (S.D.) Days of ’76 Rodeo, the Medicine Hat (Alberta) Stampede, the Molalla (Ore.) Buckaroo Rodeo, the 125th Silver Spurs Rodeo (Kissimmee, Fla.), the San Angelo (Texas) Stock Show and Rodeo, the Dixie National (Jackson, Miss.), the Brighton Field Day and PRCA Rodeo (Okeechobee, Fla.) and the National Western Stock Show and Rodeo (Denver); was co-champion at the 50th Annual Daines Ranch Rodeo (Innisfail, Alberta) and at the Mid Winter Fair and Rodeo (Lafayette, La.).

• 2009 – Won her second world title with a total of $279,435 after winning $123,570 at the Wrangler NFR. Won the first round in a time of 13.94 seconds, and the eighth round with a 13.77 and placed in five other rounds. Finished third in the average and won $123,570 at the NFR. Won the most of any barrel racer over the Fourth of July with $29,372 and was second overall of any Pro Rodeo contestant. Won the Justin Boots Playoffs (Puyallup, Wash.). Won the Strathmore (Alberta) Rodeo, Iowa’s Championship Rodeo (Sidney), the Snake River Stampede (Nampa, Idaho), the Lea County Fair & Rodeo (Lovington, N.M.), the California Rodeo Salinas, the St. Paul (Ore.) Rodeo, the World’s Oldest Rodeo (Prescott, Ariz.), the Wainwright (Alberta) Rodeo, the Hand Hills (Alberta) Rodeo, the Daines Ranch Rodeo (Innisfail, Alberta), the Old Fort Days Rodeo (Ft. Smith, Ark.) and La Fiesta de los Vaqueros (Tucson, Ariz.).

• 2008 – Placed in five out of 10 rounds, winning the fourth and fifth rounds with times of 13.84 and 13.80 respectively. Winning the fourth round marked the first time she had ever won a round at the Wrangler NFR. Finished third in the world with $196,346 and was 13th in the average at the NFR.; won the Laughlin (Nev.) River Stampede, the Oakdale (Calif.) Saddle Club Rodeo and the National Western Stock Show and Rodeo (Denver).

• 2007 – Won the average title at the NFR with a time of 140.18 seconds on 10 runs to earn her first world championship and break the single-season record with earnings of $259,713. She won $95,192 at the NFR. Broke the barrel racing regular season earnings record after winning $164,521 on the year, surpassing the previous record of $130,996 set by Sherry Cervi in 1999. Third highest money winner over Cowboy Christmas with $26,933. Won the Wrangler ProRodeo Tour Championship (Dallas). Won the Cheyenne (Wyo.) Frontier Days Rodeo, the Spanish Fork (Utah) Fiesta Days Rodeo, the St. Paul (Ore.) Rodeo, the Molalla (Ore.) Buckeroo, the Livingston (Mont.) Roundup Pro Rodeo, the Oakdale (Calif.) Rodeo, the Clovis (Calif.) Rodeo, the Wrangler ProRodeo Tour round and average title at the Red Bluff (Calif.) Round-Up, the Southeastern Livestock Exposition & Rodeo (Montgomery, Ala.), La Fiesta de los Vaqueros (Tucson, Ariz.), the Southwestern Exposition and Livestock Show (Fort Worth, Texas) and the National Western Stock Show and Rodeo (Denver); was co-champion at the Cody (Wyo.) Stampede.

• 2006 – Finished the year as the regular-season leader with $129,392. Won the average title at the Wrangler NFR with a total time of 141.12 seconds on 10 runs. Placed in three out of 10 rounds and missed winning the world title by $2,567 to Mary Burger. Finished the year with a total of $186,618; won the Silver Spurs 118th semi-annual Rodeo (Kissimmee, Fla.), the Northwest Florida Championship Rodeo (Bonifay, Fla.), the Spokane (Wash.) County Interstate Fair & Rodeo, the Wrangler ProRodeo Tour Round and average titles at the Caldwell (Idaho) Night Rodeo, the Sikeston (Mo.) Jaycee Boothill Rodeo, the Snake River Stampede (Nampa, Idaho), the Red Desert Roundup (Rock Springs, Wyo.), the Home of Champions (Red Lodge, Mont.), the St. Paul (Ore.) Rodeo, the Oakley (Utah) Independence Day Rodeo, the Wrangler ProRodeo Tour Round and average title at the Guymon (Okla.) Pioneer Days Rodeo, the Wrangler ProRodeo Tour Round and average title at the Clovis (Calif.) Rodeo, the Oakdale (Calif.) Rodeo and the average title at the Clark County Fair and Rodeo (Logandale, Nev.).

• 2005 – Won the Thomas County Fair & Rodeo (Colby, Kan.), the Pace Picante ProRodeo Chute-out and qualified for the Pace Classic in Dallas, the North Georgia Stampede Rodeo (Calhoun), the Wrangler ProRodeo Tour and average titles at Rodeo Austin, the Wrangler ProRodeo Tour round title at Clark County Fair & Rodeo (Logandale, Nev.) and the Waco (Ga.) PRCA Rodeo. Finished the year ranked 10th in the world with $106,568.

• 2004 – Finished 20th in the world with $43,067; won Santa Maria (Calif.) Elks Rodeo and finished third at the Pace Challenge (Omaha, Neb.).

• 2003 – The first rookie to qualify first in the WPRA standings for the Wrangler NFR; won Pace Picante ProRodeo Classic (Dallas); set an arena record at the Iowa Championship Rodeo (Sidney); won the ProRodeo Tour round at the Lawton (Okla.) Rangers Rodeo; ran a 16.09 second run at Kansas’ Biggest Rodeo (Phillipsburg); won Matagorda Co. Fair, Livestock Show & Rodeo (Bay City, Okla.), YMBL Championship Rodeo (Beaumont, Texas) and Buffalo Bill Rodeo (North Platte, Neb.); won rookie of year race in the WPRA barrel racing; finished seventh in the world with $89,003.

Amateur

Texas High School Finals barrel racing champion, 2002; National High School Rodeo Association barrel racing champion, 2002; College Southern Region champion, 2003.

Awards

Horse Sixth Vision (nickname Stitch) finished second in the AQHA Barrel Racing Horse of the Year race in 2006 but won the award in 2007. Yeah Hes Firen (Duke) tied with MP Meter My Hay (Stingray) for the 2011 AQHA/WPRA Horse of the Year honors, finished second in 2012. Yeah Hes Firen (Duke) named Horse with the Most Heart presented in memory of Rockem Sockem Go “Rocky” by Kelly Kaminski, 2012. 2019 Scoti Flit Bar winner with Ima Famous Babe “Katniss”

Personal

Husband, Garrett Tonozzi (PRCA team roper), daughter Tinlee Pozzi Tonozzi (born March 2017)…Parents Randy and Denise and has a younger sister, Brooke…Her family bought her horse, Leroy, for her younger sister, Brooke, to compete on at junior rodeos but he never really worked out for her so Brittany took him and has had great success. Her father taught her how to run barrels…Her grandmother, Delores, passed away on Nov. 2, 2008, after battling pancreatic cancer…Graduated from Memorial High School in Victoria, Texas…Enjoys watching movies and playing golf. She was on the golf team in high school…Started rodeo in 1995….Favorite rodeo is the Wrangler NFR and favorite food is Italian…In July of 2010, she sold her main mount Sixth Vision “Stitch” and promoted Duke to the #1 spot. Said it was a spur of the moment decision to sell Stitch and although it was tough it was strictly a business decision…Won the 1st annual Diamonds and Dirt Futurity (Bryan, Texas) in March 2012…Jana Bean ran Steeley in five rounds in 2016 and Brittany is excited to run her in 2017…Says she would last the longest on Dancing With the Stars, as she likes to dance…Other horses in her barn: Steele Magnolias “Steeley” (13-year-old mare) Sire: Magnolia Bar Jet/Dam: Kings Frosted Lady…Had to say goodbye to Yeah Hes Firen “Duke” (18-year old palomino gelding) – Sire: Alive N Firen/Splended Discovery on December 23, 2021 and and Ima Famous Babe “Katniss” (9-year old mare) Sire: Dash Ta Fame/Dam: Streakin Six Babe in May 2022.

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