 |
Rodeo: Timed Events
from the pages of Rodeo
Inside Scoop with Luke Branquinho
Luke Branquinho Born: Sept. 17, 1980 (Santa
Maria, Calif.) Residence: Los Alamos,
Calif. Joined PRCA:
2000 World Titles: 1
(2004) Wrangler NFR Qualifications: 5
(2001-04, 06) Pace Picante Series Titles:
1 Pace Chute-out:
2004 Education: West Hills Community
College... | read »
|
 |
Rodeo: Timed Events
from the pages of Rodeo
2006 PRCA All-Around Champion
In 2006, Trevor Brazile won his fourth Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association all-around title setting records in the rodeo arena in tie-down roping, steer roping and team roping. He won $329,923 to set a new PRCA all-around earnings record at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (NFR) in Las Vegas,... | read »
|
 |
Rodeo: Timed Events
from the pages of Rodeo
2006 World Champion Tie-Down Roper Cody Ohl
For years, the tie-down roping has arguably been the most exciting event in
ProRodeo . For the last decade, with Monty Lewis as the exception, the calf roping world championship race has
always been between Cody Ohl and Fred Whitfield . In a run-by-run situation,
year-in and year-out... | read »
|
 |
Rodeo: Timed Events
from the pages of Rodeo
2006 World Champion Barrel Racer Mary Burger
This year's Wrangler NFR barrel race was one of the most competitive in
history with arena records smashed, checks taken by all 15 riders and a
championship decided in the final round.
Mary Burger and Rare Fred ("Fred"), the AQHA Barrel Racing Horse of the Year,
edged past regular season... | read »
|
 |
Rodeo: Timed Events
from the pages of Rodeo
2006 World Champion Steer Wrestler
By going for broke, rodeo hand Dean Gorsuch won his first-ever world steer wrestling title in 2006 at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (NFR) in Las Vegas. Gorsuch also won the steer wrestling average title at the NFR and $194,268. Dean Gorsuch could have eased his way around the last round and... | read »
|
|
 |
 |
| 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 |
| More Stories: |
|
|
|
|
|
|
