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Mike Cervi Jr. Memorial Roping
Mike Cervi Jr., the son of legendary stock contractor Mike Cervi and husband of two-time World Champion Barrel Racer Sherry Cervi, died in a private plane crash in 2001 at the age of 30. Ever since, his family and friends have annually held a team roping in his honor. He finished 16th in the... | read »
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2009 Wrangler ProRodeo Tour
The Black Hills Stock Show and Rodeo in Rapid City, S.D., marked the first stop on the PRCA's Wrangler Million Dollar Tour. The Tour is divided into two categories: Gold for rodeos adding over $20,000 in each event and Silver for rodeos adding between $10,000 and $19,999. Rapid City was a... | read »
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World Champion Heeler Passes
Ted Ashworth, the 1958 world champion team roper and a six-time participant in the National Finals Rodeo, died Jan. 21 after a lengthy illness, at Community Hospice in Hughson, Calif. He was 82.
Known for his artful roping style, Ashworth was one of the most consistent heelers of his era, who... | read »
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The Greenhorn and the Old Hand
Team roping champions Kaleb Driggers and Brad Culpepper will definitely echo those sentiments. Not only did they win the short round with a 4.2-second run, they came out of San Antonio $16,593 richer--and they missed as many steers as they caught. How is that possible?
San Antonio--unwilling to... | read »
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Turtle Powell and Travis Graves Grab $100 Grand at 11th Annual Wildfire Open to the World Roping
In the wise words of Turtle Powell, "A roping like this takes care of
your whole year."
Held February 13-15 in Salado, Texas, the 2009 Wildfire Open to
the World Weekend rolled out more records for the ropers and more great watching
for the packed house of fans on hand to witness the roping... | read »
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La Fiesta De Los Vaqueros
At the 84th annual Tucson Rodeo--or Fiesta de los Vaqueros--Kelsey Parchman and York Gill roped three steers in 19 seconds to win the average and $5,368.
Gill has never qualified for the Wrangler NFR, but has enjoyed success at both Cheyenne Frontier Days and the Reno (Nev.) Rodeo. Parchman... | read »
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Clovis Crane Makes History at the First Frontier Circuit Finals
At the Jan. 15-17 Dodge First Frontier Circuit Finals Rodeo,
presented by U.S. Smokeless Tobacco in Harrisburg, Pa., a relative unknown made
rodeo history.
Crane put the finishing touches on an achievement unprecedented in
PRCA history, claiming the year-end circuit championships in four... | read »
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15th Annual Las Vegas Dummy Roping
It was the 15th year of the World Championship Dummy Roping and for
the first time there was an actual arena for the event. Country Christmas, home
of the World Championship Dummy Roping at the Sands Expo Center, Ariat and
Priefert teamed up to provide the new structure for the junior ropers.... | read »
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Chad Masters Tweaks His Roping to Jump to an Early Lead
It's not as if Chad Masters hasn't proven himself already. The 2007
world champion header has plenty of accolades to his name. But his abilities
were showcased in a new way at the first two major rodeos of the season. By
winning both the SandHills Stock Show and Rodeo in Odessa, Texas, and... | read »
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Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame Inducts Six
The Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame honors Texas men and women who have
excelled in the sports of rodeo, cutting and the equine industry, as well as by
becoming accomplished figures in the ranching world and western entertainment
industry. Former inductees include Trevor Brazile, Don Edwards,... | read »
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