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Chance Antonio
For all the great champions to come out of the 2008 San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo, perhaps the one who put on the most impressive performance was bull rider Chance Smart from Philadelphia, Miss. In addition to its regular rodeo, San Antonio also hosts two Xtreme Bulls events. Xtreme... | read »

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Bonner Bolton Wins CBR World Title
Bonner Bolton of Gardendale, Texas, consistently rode his way to the top of the world to win the Findlay Toyota CBR Word Championship Bull Riding at the South Point Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nev., in January. As one of only three riders to cover all three bulls during the CBR finals,... | read »

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Fire and Ice
When Riley and Brady Minor won the National Western Stock Show and Rodeo in Denver, it became obvious the team of brothers needed a nickname. They're two personalities couldn't be more different. Riley, who handles the heading duties, is the younger brother and is gregarious, outgoing and... | read »

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Trent Willmon to Release New Album
When the world of rodeo lost the great Jim Shoulders, something special to remember him was sure to happen at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. The house went black and a lone spotlight shone on a man playing the guitar on the chutes with a fiddler behind him. It was Trent Willmon, and he... | read »

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WPRA Wins $6.875 Million Judgment Against the PRCA
The Women's Professional Rodeo Association won a $6.875 million jury award against the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association in December, at the start of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, finding the nation's pre-eminent rodeo association guilty of "misappropriation of business value and... | read »

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The World Series Hits a Home Run
One roper who had no problems adjusting to leaving at the sound of clanging gates is AQHA jockey G.R. Carter. "It was an electric atmosphere," he said. "The biggest difference was the No-Barrier system. The barrier's always been a detriment to me. Just being able to ride my horse and... | read »

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Tryan and Woodard Win the U.S. Open for the First Time
The U.S. Open of the National Finals of Team Roping is among the Big Four of open ropings. Along with the Bob Feist Invitational, the George Strait Team Roping Classic and the Wildfire Open to the World, the U.S. Open gives pros their best shot at a one-day big payday. In fact, the average... | read »

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World Champs Split Again!
I think it's pretty obvious who authored the out-come of the 2007 world team roping race. This one had Western Justice's name written all over it. Last year, when guys from two different teams grabbed the gold for the first time in professional rodeo history, I felt guilty and sad about... | read »

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Tallman Inducted Into Cowboy Hall of Fame
When the Rodeo Historical Society put together their 2007 inductees to the National Cowboy & Heritage Museum, it was a class filled with legends. Ceremonies were held on Oct. 21 to honor the class, which included Winston Bruce, Duane Howard, Frank McCarroll, George Paul, Wilbur Plaugher,... | read »

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Mike Beers Benefit Roping
On July 31, after an emotional personal comeback and dream roping season with his son Brandon heading for him, it all came crashing down for Mike Beers--literally. While practicing at 2002 World Champion Bareback Rider Bobby Mote's house in Culver, Ore., a horse started bucking with Beers.... | read »

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Learning to Take Chances to Become a Winner
At some point in your career, you’re going to have to learn to be an aggressive team roper if you want to have success--especially in the rodeo arena. You have to learn to reach. You don’t have to be wild, but there is an art to reaching. A guy who can reach at the rodeos if he needs to... | read
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