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Rodeo: News
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Trevor Brazile Will Tie Tom Ferguson and Larry Mahan
As Trevor Brazile prepares for his 11th trip to the Wrangler
National Finals Rodeo, he appears ready to join the elite company of Tom
Ferguson and Larry Mahan with his sixth world all-around title. (Of course, Ty
Murray's record of seven remains the standard.)
But Brazile is quick to... | read »
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Rodeo: News
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Champions at Heart
The PRCA's newest tour, the Heartland ProRodeo Series, culminated
in October with seven cowboys earning titles at the Heart O' Texas Fair complex
in Waco, Texas.
Tie-down roper Stran Smith headlined the list of champions with an
8.3-second run in the final round of an elimination-style... | read »
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Rodeo: News
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Stock Showing Off
The PRCA and AQHA announced professional rodeo's top American
Quarter Horses in October and the repeats were the theme. Both team roping horses, Tryavis Tryan's Precious Speck, or
"Walt," and Randon Adams's Baileys Cooper Doc, or "Diesel," won the award last
year. Diesel also won the honor in... | read »
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Rodeo: News
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Despite Stiff Competition, Branquinho Will Win it All
The only safe prediction in the steer wrestling event is that the
gold buckle will come down to the final round.
As to which cowboys will be in contention at the end, that's
anybody's guess. Outside of the 51 people in Lance Creek, Wyo., not too many
would have picked Jason Miller to win it... | read »
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Rodeo: News
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Rodeo's Superbowl Celebrates 50 Years
This year's Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, which will run
December 4-13 at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas--AKA "Cowboy Town," per
Brooks and Dunn's 2008 NFR theme song--will be my 22nd consecutive NFR work-wise.
Lewis Feild won his third straight world all-around crown my first year... | read »
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Look for Kelly Timberman to Win His Second World Title
This event is as tight coming in as it ever has been--with no clear
frontrunner. Steven Dent has held the lead in the world standings, but rarely
does that translate to a world championship. The Wrangler NFR offers so
much money and presents so many opportunities for injury, regular seasons... | read »
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Nearly 100 Entries Make History at First NTRHA Event
On the weekend of Sept. 11-14, at the famed Lazy E Arena in
Guthrie, Okla., some of the best team roping horses in the business made history
under team roping's newest competition format.
Eight years of planning and organization came to a head when
18 individuals were awarded checks... | read »
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Rodeo: News
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Good Omens in Omaha
At the Omaha stop of the Ariat Playoffs, it was all about second
chances and good omens. First, the second chances. In the elimination-style
tournament, contestants compete in two go-rounds from which the top 8 in the
average move on to a semifinal round, with their previous scores or times... | read »
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Rodeo: News
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Hometown Heroes Win the WestStar
For the sixth year in a row, Scott and Jo Repp hosted the best
open roping in the Northwest with the WestStar Open Invitational Team
Roping/Calf Roping. It's the only jackpot of significance during the fall, and
because it's the day before slack at the Ellensburg Rodeo, all the top ropers,... | read »
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Rodeo: News
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The Truth Behind the Breakups of the World Leaders and the World Champs
There's a story that's been intriguing me since July. World team
roping leaders Travis Tryan and Michael Jones, and reigning World Champion Walt
Woodard and his World Champ header Clay Tryan split the same week. I've heard
all the speculations and conspiracy theories, but I hadn't gone... | read »
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