Saturday night was a lucrative one at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth.

FORT WORTH, Texas — Saturday night was a lucrative one at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth.

Champions were crowned during the final performance of the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo’s ProRodeo tournament. While prize money is earned in individual rounds throughout the two-week-long event, the top prizes are awarded to each event’s champion. In all, the historic rodeo doled out more than $1.3 million in added money this year, one of the richest rodeos in the country.

Here were the champions, their event-clinching score or time, and how much they earned in Fort Worth, according to the Stock Show:

Bareback riding: Tilden Hooper, 92, $27,418

Steer wrestling: (tie) Bridger Anderson, 3.8, $24,042 and Trisyn Kalawaia, Hilo Hawaii, 3.8 $21,760

Breakaway Roping: Jill Tanner, 2.0 seconds, $27,308

Saddle Bronc Riding: (tie) Rusty Wright, 91, $24,617, and Darcy Radel, 91, $21,435

Tie-Down Roping: Kincade Henry, 7.5 seconds, $27,517

Team Roping: Corben Culley and Trent Vaught, 5.4 seconds, $26,400 each

Barrel Racing: Kassie Mowry, 16.04*, $25,500

Bull Riding: Trey Kimzey, 88.5, $27,400

Billy and Pam Minick All-Around Award: Payden Bray, Stephenville, Texas, $5,675

Of course, the rodeo athletes weren’t the only ones taking home a nice paycheck from the Stock Show events. Hood County teen Caiman Cody, of Tolar, won the Stock Show’s Grand Champion Steer award for his steer named White Castle. The fluffy White Castle then sold for $550,000 on Saturday, shattering the previous auction record of $440,000.