Global Roping

Global Roping
Developer: Equine Network, LLC
Category: Sports
~1K - 2K
20 ratings

Global Roping Summary

Global Roping is a iOS app in the Sports category, developed by Equine Network, LLC. First released 3 years ago(Apr 2022), the app has 20 ratings with a 4.05★ (good) average rating.

Store info: Last updated on App Store on Sep 28, 2025 .

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App Details
Store ID: 1614869132
First Released: 2022-04-13
Store Last Updated: 2025-09-28
In-App Purchases: No
Ads: No
Website: globalhandicaps.com
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Crawl Status: Success
Store First Crawled: 2025-04-03
Store Last Crawled: 2025-11-29
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4.05★

Ratings: 20

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App Description

Global Roping, powered by Global Handicaps, is team roping's essential app for entering events, tracking results, following your favorite riders and watching livestreams and clips of your rides.

We provide the equine community with best-in-class competitions, content, products, and services that deepen their love for horses and horse sports.

Our award-winning brands present innovative content, engaging digital experiences, and live equestrian events designed to inform and entertain our target audiences.

We attract and retain subscribers and users who are serious equine enthusiasts and industry professionals, and who have both the resources and commitment to providing the best for their horse-related pursuits and upscale lifestyles.

We’re a team of problem solvers, innovators, and creators. We’re data analysts, marketing strategists, and video producers. We’re also team ropers, barrel racers, dressage competitors, eventers, and trail riders. You’ll frequently find us working with hay on our clothes and some mud on our boots.