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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 »

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Surprise, Surprise
When you're seventh high call back, coming out the champion doesn't really seem possible-regardless of the roping or rodeo. At the National High School Rodeo Finals in Springfield, Ill., in July, that's exactly what happened, but even that wasn't the most surprising thing about the championship... | read »

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2005 Tie-Down Roping World Champ
Leading up to the 10th round of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo the tie-down roping race was the most wide-open. Mathematically, seven cowboys had a shot at the world title. But in the end, it was the cagey veteran Fred Whitfield, who came out on top--for the eighth time, no less.... | read »

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2005 Steer Wrestling Champ
Lee Graves felt pretty good coming to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. And why not? He was going to ride his 20-year-old horse Willy, which won him $40,000 during a two and a half week stretch in July. Willy also carried Graves to a Calgary Stampede record time of 3.1 seconds... | read »

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2005 Barrel Racing World Champ
It's not often that a tipped barrel helps a contestant win. The five seconds of penalty time it adds is like an eternity in a sport where runs are measured to the hundredth of a second. But for 2005 World Champion Kelly Kaminski, the dropped can in the second round of the Wrangler NFR... | read »

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Snedecor Crowned Steer Roping World Champion by $1.67
Scott Snedecor, of Uvalde, Texas, won the 2005 steer roping title after winning $1.67 more than runner-up Guy Allen over the course of the season. There has never been a world title, in any event, determined by such a close margin that wasn't a tie. In 1975, Tom Ferguson and Leo... | read »

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2005 All-Around Champs
The dairy industry will have to change its slogan. How does "Got Gold?" sound? Pretty good for Ryan Jarrett. The Georgia cowboy became the new poster boy for the dairy industry, winning the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association world all-around title for 2005. Jarrett,... | read »

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Jimmie Cooper: The Consummate Cowboy
When I got the call from Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Commissioner Troy Ellerman earlier this year asking me to sit on the ProRodeo Hall of Fame Selection Committee, I was deeply humbled. It was not the kind of call where you hang up the phone and go straight to jumping up and... | read »

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Dear Logan,
I have a 9-year-old gelding who I have been in the box with and have tracked some steers and calves on him, but he hasn’t been trained yet. He is tracking pretty good, except sometimes he runs right past them. What do you think I should do?

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Ryan,... | read

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