Carley (Richardson) Cervi is a two-time National Finals Rodeo (NFR) qualifier, securing a No. 13 finish in the WPRA World Standings in 2015 and No. 15 in 2016. A standout barrel racer, she narrowly missed the NFR in 2018, finishing 16th, and claimed the Prairie Circuit Finals championship in 2017. Originally from Pampa, Texas, Cervi now resides in Roggen, Colorado, with her husband, Chase Cervi, who helps run Cervi Championship Rodeo Company. Known for her dedication to training elite barrel horses, she developed Doda Flit ("Radio"), the horse that led her to victory at the International Finals Youth Rodeo and later carried her to her first NFR qualification.