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contents 

JUly 21, 2017 – Volume 65, No. 14 

Canadian 

Crush 

Ponoka Stampede 

provides largest 

‘Christmas’ haul 

34 

more in 

this issue 

30 

36 

money 

makers 

Layton Green was 

tops in roughstock, while Caleb 

Smidt earned the most overall cash. 

stocking 

stuffer 

The St. Paul (Ore.) 

Rodeo set an attendance record, 

while paying out big money. 


2016 Saddle 

Bronc Riding 

World Champion 

Zeke Thurston 

rode for 83.75 

points on Kesler 

Rodeo’s Paper 

Clip during the 

first round of 

the $450,000 

Ponoka (Alberta) 

Stampede. 

Jeremy Wombold photo 

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Bareback rider 

Logan Patterson 

got some serious 

air on Harry Vold 

Rodeo’s Dani Girl at 

the World’s Oldest 

Rodeo in Prescott, 

Ariz., on June 28. 

Dale Miller photo 

rodeos 

34 

Ponoka, Alberta 

36 

St. Paul, Ore. 

38 

Cody, Wyo. 

40 

Greeley, Colo. 

42 

Prescott, Ariz. 

THE COVER 

Tie-down roper Caleb 

Smidt clocked a run of 7.9 

seconds en route to finishing 

second in the average 

at the Rooftop Rodeo in 

Estes Park, Colo. Smidt, 

the 2015 world champion, 

earned a Cowboy 

Christmas-best $30,199, 

including wins in Prescott, 

Ariz., and Cody, Wyo. 

Greg Westfall photo 

INSIDE 

12 

cowboy grille 

16 

he said-she said 

18 

brain teasers 

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Contributing WriterS 

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Matt Naber 

Nick Cicere 

Advertising manager 

Nathan Vodehnal 

20 

short round 

49 

results 

72 

prca notes 

73 

prca business 

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IN HIS OWN WORDS: TANNER MILAN 

CANADIAN COWBOY HAS BIG CHRISTMAS 

Tanner Milan had quite a Cowboy Christmas run. Starting in his 

home province, the 33-year-old steer wrestler from Cochrane, 

Alberta, earned five checks in Ponoka which totaled $14,529. 

With that money in hand, Milan headed down south, where he 

won a round and finished second in the average at the St. Paul 

(Ore.) Rodeo. The Ponoka haul, $6,575 from St. Paul and a 

check from Red Lodge, Mont., added up to a total of $22,554 

– the second-most for any steer wrestler during the Fourth of July run. 

Milan, who finished sixth in the world in 2015, moved from 19th to sixth in 

the world standings. 

It was an excellent Cowboy Christmas – exactly what I needed because 

I was behind a bit in the standings. I honestly can’t believe I won that 

much money. It’s a whirlwind, and you don’t realize how much money 

you’ve won while you’re out there trying to get to the next one. Sitting 

back now and looking at all of it is a big, “wow, that actually happened.” 

It means a lot to have success in Ponoka. I had a bunch of friends and 

family there to watch me, and doing well on home turf is always exciting. Not 

only did winning that money help me out in the PRCA world standings, but 

it also jumped me way up in the Canadian standings. So overall, it was a great 

feeling to win that much there. 

In the past, I tried to go to as many rodeos as I could, and would be flying 

everywhere and riding different horses at different places. That whole plan 

hasn’t really worked for me, so this year my buddy group and I decided we 

would go to less rodeos, but be set up better at the ones we went to and not 

be as tired the whole time. It made a big difference to be able to ride my own 

horse everywhere. 

I’m very confident in my little horse – I call him Smoke, and he’s a horse I 

bought from Eldon Day in Oklahoma. He’s been excellent, and is 

a winner. Smoke is 17, and I’ve had him since 2015 – I rode him at 

the NFR that year. 

When Eldon owned him, he had three or four guys make 

the NFR while riding him, and Smoke has been a great addition 

to our team. I travel with Scott Guenthner and Harley Cole, and 

we all ride Smoke – he’s the team leader and keeps us going down 

the road. 

Last season, things just didn’t go my way as far as making it to the NFR. 

Smoke got hurt and was out for about three months and I really dropped 

down in the standings after that and couldn’t get going again. I had lots of 

chances and wasn’t capitalizing on them – it was more my problem than 

anything else. This year, I got more focused and I have positive traveling 

partners. 

My horse obviously has a lot to do with my success the past three years, 

but I’ve also gotten a lot smarter over the years and learned how to enter 

rodeos a lot better. 

I’ve started to figure out which rodeos I’m comfortable at, and which 

ones I like to go to for certain setups. In the past, all I was trying to do was be 

first at all the rodeos, and that resulted in broken barriers and missing out on 

checks. Smaller checks add up just as fast as winning one big check every three 

weeks. 

After winning this much during Cowboy Christmas, my plan going 

forward is to pick and choose the rodeos I go to, and to make sure I’m not 

using Smoke more than I need to. 

I want to avoid real long drives with him, and now being where I am in 

the standings is going to allow me to switch to my other horse, Boozer, and 

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Tie-down roper TYLER MILLIGAN bought his 

PRCA card in Sept. 2016, and is now leading 

the PRCA Resistol Rookie Standings. The 

Pawhuska, Okla., cowboy is aiming for the RAM 

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What horse do you compete on, and what’s he like? 

Tyler: His name is Big Time and I got him from Ronnie Austin. He is 13 years old and I’ve had him a year. He’s the only one I have, and 

we fit together real well and he lets me catch. He’s got a big stop – he’s just super laid back and not much rattles him at all. He’s 

almost too laid back. 

You won the Oklahoma State High School Finals Rodeo and the National High School Finals Rodeo. How does high school 

rodeo compare to ProRodeo? 

Tyler: Man, to me it doesn’t compare – because I’m out here with just a friend of mine. But in high school, you had your family with you and it was more stable. You had people helping you 

all the time and taking care of your stuff, and now that isn’t the case anymore. 

Out of all the events in rodeo, why do you compete in tie-down roping? 

Tyler: It’s just what I’ve always done. I used to team rope and I decided I wanted to calf rope, so I quit team roping and I really enjoy tie-down roping. It’s just really fun and it gives me an 

adrenaline rush every time. 

What’s the hardest part about competing in tie-down roping? What’s the easiest part? 

Tyler: The hardest part for me is the mental aspect of it and not beating yourself up when you’re not winning, and staying positive. The easiest part would be – well, not much of it is easy – 

it’s all hard. 

Which rodeo are you looking forward to the most, and why? 

Tyler: Probably Cheyenne (Wyo.) or Salinas (Calif.). Salinas has the long score coming out of the heading box, and Cheyenne for the prestige behind it. 

You’ve won a lot of money competing in rodeo, what have you been doing with it? 

Tyler: Putting it away; I save it for buying another horse or I’ve always got something going. Rodeo’s really expensive – my trailer broke down in Reno and I need 

to get another axle for it. 

What’s the best advice you’ve been given for competing in tie-down roping? 

Tyler: Try not to beat yourself – don’t break out and don’t miss, just don’t beat 

yourself. 

If you weren’t a rodeo cowboy, what would you be? 

Tyler: I don’t know, probably just a regular cowboy at the house. We got a little ranch with 

black angus cattle, about 200 head, which is enough to keep you busy. 

Do you have any superstitions? 

Tyler: Not really – that whole hat on the bed thing, I don’t believe in it. I believe you make your own luck. 

What’s the biggest challenge you’ve encountered, and how did you overcome it? 

Tyler: The biggest challenge is figuring out how to take a deep breath and not get in a hurry – just take your time and use your head. I overcame it by breaking too many barriers and learning 

from my mistakes. 

What’s your game plan for the 2017 season? 

Tyler: I’m going to go all year long and try to win Rookie of the Year – that’s my main goal, and wherever I end up, I end up. Next year, I’ll try to make the Finals. We went to all the rodeos on 

the Fourth and then out to the Northwest, and then hit my Prairie Circuit rodeos when I can. I’m going to try to make the RAM Prairie Circuit 

Finals and the All American Finals, too. 

What’s your favorite movie? 

Tyler: Tombstone 

Who’s your favorite musician? 

Tyler: Cody Jinks (left) – he’s the only concert I’ve been to. 

What’s your favorite app? 

Tyler: Facebook 

If someone comes to your hometown, what’s the first place you’d take them? 

Tyler: The Mexican restaurant, El Vallarta 

When you were a kid, what was at the top of your Christmas wish list, aside from rodeo gear? 

Tyler: I really wanted a four-wheeler, and one year I got it. But, I drove it through the garage door on accident. My parents weren’t very 

happy and I didn’t get to drive it for a while. I was probably 5 years old. 

What’s your favorite sport/team, aside from rodeo? 

Tyler: Basketball is my favorite sport and I like the Oklahoma State Cowboys and the Oklahoma City Thunder. 

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2017 WEATHER GUARD® PRCA WORLD STANDINGS 

Unofficial as of July 11, 2017. For the 2017 season (Oct. 1, 2016-Sept. 30, 2017), official rodeo limits are as follows: all-around, 70; bareback 

riding, 100; steer wrestling, 100; team roping, 75; saddle bronc riding, 100; tie-down roping, 100; barrel racing, 100; and bull riding, no limit. 

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ALL-AROUND 

1. Caleb Smidt, Bellville, Texas ....................... $109,767 

2. Tuf Cooper, Weatherford, Texas ...................... 86,844 

3. Josh Peek, Pueblo, Colo. ................................ 74,624 

4. Clayton Hass, Weatherford, Texas .................. 73,272 

5. Russell Cardoza, Terrebonne, Ore. .................. 73,235 

6. Dakota Eldridge, Elko, Nev. ............................. 68,701 

7. Trell Etbauer, Goodwell, Okla. ......................... 61,013 

8. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, Texas ......................... 55,446 

9. Marcus Theriot, Poplarville, Miss. .................. 54,741 

10. Ryle Smith, Oakdale, Calif. ........................... 49,240 

11. Cody Doescher, Oklahoma City, Okla. ........... 39,980 

12. Rhen Richard, Roosevelt, Utah ..................... 39,177 

13. Seth Hall, Albuquerque, N.M. ....................... 38,331 

14. Jordan Ketscher, Squaw Valley, Calif. ........... 32,609 

15. JoJo LeMond, Andrews, Texas ..................... 32,546 

16. Kyle Whitaker, Chambers, Neb. .................... 31,992 

17. Bart Brunson, Terry, Miss. ............................ 30,157 

18. Curtis Cassidy, Donalda, Calif. ...................... 29,023 

19. Paul David Tierney, Oral, S.D. ....................... 22,633 

20. Jace Melvin, Fort Pierre, S.D. ....................... 22,394 

BAREBACK RIDING 

1. Tim O’Connell, Zwingle, Iowa ..................... $117,392 

2. Tanner Aus, Granite Falls, Minn. ..................... 84,044 

3. Jake Brown, Cleveland, Texas ......................... 77,536 

4. R.C. Landingham, Hat Creek, Calif. ................. 76,524 

5. Bill Tutor, Huntsville, Texas ............................. 65,231 

6. Clayton Biglow, Clements, Calif. ..................... 59,752 

7. Evan Jayne, Marseille, France ........................ 59,120 

8. J.R. Vezain, Cowley, Wyo. .............................. 57,801 

9. R. Champion, The Woodlands, Texas ............. 57,048 

10. Justin Miller, Billings, Mont. ......................... 55,353 

11. Caleb Bennett, Tremonton, Utah ................... 54,006 

12. Orin Larsen, Inglis, Manitoba ....................... 49,756 

13. Wyatt Bloom, Bend, Ore. .............................. 47,554 

14. Tyler Nelson, Victor, Idaho ............................ 46,882 

15. Mason Clements, Santaquin, Utah ................ 46,654 

16. Ty Breuer, Mandan, N.D. ............................... 45,734 

17. Jake Vold, Ponoka, Alberta ........................... 44,111 

18. Wyatt Denny, Minden, Nev. ........................... 43,871 

19. Chad Rutherford, Lake Charles, La. .............. 43,655 

20. Austin Foss, Terrebonne, Ore. ...................... 39,428 

STEER WRESTLING 

1. Ty Erickson, Helena, Mont. ......................... $124,735 

2. Tyler Waguespack, Gonzales, La. .................... 84,330 

3. Olin Hannum, Malad, Idaho ............................ 62,934 

4. Dakota Eldridge, Elko, Nev. ............................. 58,265 

5. Baylor Roche, Tremonton, Utah ...................... 53,119 

6. Tanner Milan, Cochrane, Alberta ..................... 50,514 

7. Nick Guy, Sparta, Wis. .................................... 50,479 

8. Josh Peek, Pueblo, Colo. ................................ 49,789 

9. Scott Guenthner, Provost, Alberta .................. 49,065 

10. Matt Reeves, Cross Plains, Texas ................. 46,031 

11. Kyle Irwin, Robertsdale, Ala. ........................ 43,908 

12. Will Lummus, West Point, Miss. .................. 43,651 

13. Clayton Hass, Weatherford, Texas ................ 43,041 

14. Sterling Lambert, Fallon, Nev. ....................... 42,718 

15. Tyler Pearson, Louisville, Miss. .................... 42,027 

16. Jason Thomas, Benton, Ark. ......................... 40,205 

17. Jacob Talley, Keatchie, La. ............................ 40,041 

18. Chance Howard, Cedarville, Ark. ................... 38,710 

19. J.D. Struxness, Appleton, Minn. ................... 37,700 

20. Luke Branquinho, Los Alamos, Calif. ............ 35,039 

TEAM ROPING (HEADER) 

1. Kaleb Driggers, Albany, Ga. .......................... $85,294 

2. Erich Rogers, Round Rock, Ariz. .................... 77,412 

3. Luke Brown, Stephenville, Texas .................... 76,115 

4. Cody Snow, Los Olivos, Calif. ......................... 67,224 

5. Coleman Proctor, Pryor, Okla. ........................ 66,505 

6. Clay Smith, Broken Bow, Okla. ....................... 59,265 

7. Garrett Rogers, Baker City, Ore. ...................... 54,364 

8. Dustin Egusquiza, Mariana, Fla. ...................... 53,672 

9. Levi Simpson, Ponoka, Alberta ....................... 47,009 

10. Riley Minor, Ellensburg, Wash. ..................... 46,801 

11. Charly Crawford, Prineville, Ore. ................... 40,099 

12. Marcus Theriot, Poplarville, Miss. ................ 34,779 

13. Hayes Smith, Central Point, Ore. .................. 33,798 

14. Jake Cooper, Monument, N.M. ..................... 32,886 

15. Cory Kidd V, Statesville, N.C. ........................ 32,467 

16. Lane Ivy, Adrian, Texas ................................. 30,650 

17. Tom Richards, Humboldt, Ariz. ..................... 30,500 

18. Chad Masters, Cedar Hill, Tenn. .................... 30,420 

19. Dustin Bird, Cut Bank, Mont. ........................ 30,268 

20. Clayton Hass, Weatherford, Texas ................ 30,231 

TEAM ROPING (HEELER) 

1. Junior Nogueira, Presidente Prudente, Brazil..$85,294 

2. Cory Petska, Marana, Ariz. ............................. 77,412 

3. Wesley Thorp, Throckmorton, Texas .............. 68,220 

4. Jake Long, Coffeyville, Kan. ............................ 67,586 

5. Billie Jack Saebens, Nowata, Okla. ................. 66,505 

6. Paul Eaves, Lonedell, Mo................................ 64,254 

7. Russell Cardoza, Terrebonne, Ore. .................. 56,301 

8. Jake Minor, Ellensburg, Wash. ....................... 54,364 

9. Buddy Hawkins II, Columbus, Kan. ................. 51,334 

10. Kory Koontz, Stephenville, Texas .................. 49,846 

11. Jeremy Buhler, Arrowwood, Alberta ............. 47,009 

12. Brady Minor, Ellensburg, Wash. ................... 46,801 

13. Joseph Harrison, Overbrook, Okla. ............... 44,340 

14. Travis Graves, Jay, Okla. ............................... 39,111 

15. John Robertson, Polson, Mont. .................... 34,827 

16. Chase Tryan, Helena, Mont. .......................... 31,377 

17. Jade Corkill, Fallon, Nev. .............................. 28,514 

18. Tanner Luttrell, Oroville, Calif. ...................... 27,542 

19. Cody Doescher, Oklahoma City, Okla. ........... 27,501 

20. Cody Pearson, Tucson, Ariz. ......................... 27,021 

SADDLE BRONC RIDING 

1. Jacobs Crawley, Boerne, Texas ................... $121,549 

2. Zeke Thurston, Big Valley, Alberta .................. 88,604 

3. CoBurn Bradshaw, Beaver, Utah ..................... 67,002 

4. Hardy Braden, Welch, Okla. ............................ 63,629 

5. Jesse Wright, Milford, Utah ............................ 59,745 

6. Audy Reed, Spearman, Texas ......................... 58,761 

7. Sterling Crawley, Stephenville, Texas .............. 49,376 

8. Layton Green, Meeting Creek, Alberta ............ 49,147 

9. Tyrell J. Smith, Sand Coulee, Mont. ................ 48,367 

10. Ryder Wright, Milford, Utah ......................... 47,953 

11. Clay Elliott, Nanton, Alberta .......................... 47,207 

12. Taos Muncy, Corona, N.M. ........................... 46,698 

13. Heith DeMoss, Heflin, La. ............................. 41,840 

14. Chuck Schmidt, Keldron, S.D. ...................... 38,306 

15. Cody Wright, Milford, Utah ........................... 36,483 

16. Rusty Wright, Milford, Utah.......................... 35,690 

17. Cody DeMoss, Heflin, La. ............................. 35,541 

18. Jake Watson, Hudsons Hope, B.C. ............... 34,893 

19. Jake Wright, Milford, Utah............................ 34,244 

20. Tyler Corrington, Hastings, Minn. ................. 33,541 

TIE-DOWN ROPING 

1. Caleb Smidt, Bellville, Texas ....................... $101,117 

2. Marcos Costa, Childress, Texas ...................... 88,162 

3. Shane Hanchey, Sulphur, La. .......................... 81,531 

4. Marty Yates, Stephenville, Texas..................... 75,471 

5. Tuf Cooper, Weatherford, Texas ...................... 67,777 

6. Tyson Durfey, Weatherford, Texas .................. 62,617 

7. J.C. Malone, Plain City, Utah .......................... 60,571 

8. Randall Carlisle, Athens, La. ........................... 59,564 

9. Matt Shiozawa, Chubbuck, Idaho ................... 52,240 

10. Cody Quaney, Cheney, Kan. .......................... 51,202 

11. Hunter Herrin, Apache, Okla. ........................ 50,653 

12. Cory Solomon, Prairie View, Texas ............... 50,643 

13. Bryson Sechrist, Apache, Okla...................... 49,590 

14. Westyn Hughes, Caldwell, Texas .................. 48,083 

15. Timber Moore, Aubrey, Texas ....................... 46,788 

16. Cade Swor, Winnie, Texas ............................. 46,724 

17. Ace Slone, Cuero, Texas ............................... 44,563 

18. Cooper Martin, Alma, Kan. ........................... 42,126 

19. Cimarron Boardman, Stephenville, Texas ..... 38,842 

20. Sterling Smith, Stephenville, Texas ............... 37,086 

STEER ROPING 

1. Scott Snedecor, Fredericksburg, Texas ......... $57,978 

2. Vin Fisher Jr., Andrews, Texas ........................ 47,667 

3. Jason Evans, Glen Rose, Texas ...................... 47,306 

4. Chet Herren, Pawhuska, Okla. ........................ 44,704 

5. John Bland, Turkey, Texas .............................. 39,981 

6. J. Tom Fisher, Andrews, Texas ........................ 35,259 

7. JoJo LeMond, Andrews, Texas ....................... 34,511 

8. Troy Tillard, Douglas, Wyo. ............................ 32,105 

9. Chris Glover, Keenesburg, Colo. ..................... 31,088 

10. Tony Reina, Wharton, Texas ......................... 30,063 

11. Tuf Cooper, Weatherford, Texas .................... 27,716 

12. Rocky Patterson, Pratt, Kan.......................... 26,791 

13. Cody Lee, Gatesville, Texas........................... 25,421 

14. Shay Good, Midland, Texas .......................... 23,073 

15. Garrett Hale, Snyder, Texas ........................... 22,987 

16. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, Texas ....................... 22,461 

17. J.P. Wickett, Sallisaw, Okla. .......................... 19,193 

18. Brian Garr, Belle Fourche, S.D. ..................... 18,003 

19. Bryce Davis, Ovalo, Texas ............................. 17,552 

20. Brent Lewis, Piñon, N.M. .............................. 17,437 

BULL RIDING 

1. Garrett Smith, Rexburg, Idaho .................... $113,477 

2. Sage Kimzey, Strong City, Okla. .................... 109,399 

3. Joe Frost, Randlett, Utah ................................ 92,899 

4. Ty Wallace, Collbran, Colo. ............................. 89,596 

5. Roscoe Jarboe, New Plymouth, Idaho ............ 87,455 

6. Brennon Eldred, Sulphur, Okla. ....................... 73,321 

7. Tim Bingham, Honeyville, Utah ....................... 69,495 

8. Dustin Bowen, Waller, Texas ........................... 66,816 

9. Jordan Spears, Redding, Calif. ....................... 63,466 

10. Trevor Reiste, Linden, Iowa .......................... 57,880 

11. Brady Portenier, Caldwell, Idaho ................... 57,606 

12. Trey Benton III, Rock Island, Texas ............... 56,940 

13. Cole Melancon, Liberty, Texas ...................... 54,947 

14. Tanner Learmont, Cleburne, Texas ................ 54,411 

15. Guthrie Murray, Miami, Okla. ........................ 51,836 

16. Jordan Hansen, Okotoks, Alberta ................. 49,261 

17. Dalan Duncan, Ballard, Utah ......................... 46,826 

18. Boudreaux Campbell, Crockett, Texas ........... 45,184 

19. Josh Frost, Randlett, Utah ............................ 44,339 

20. Bayle Worden, Charleston, Texas .................. 40,923 

*2017 BARREL RACING 

(through July 11, 2017) 

Barrel racing standings, provided by the Women’s 

Professional Rodeo Association (WPRA), are unofficial, 

subject to audit and may change. Unofficial WPRA 

Standings are published by the PRCA as a courtesy. The 

PRCA is not responsible for the verification or updating 

of WPRA standings. 

1. Tiany Schuster, Krum, Texas ....................... $163,433 

2. Kathy Grimes, Medical Lake, Wash.................. 91,700 

3. Stevi Hillman, Weatherford, Texas ................... 91,503 

4. Kassie Mowry, Dublin, Texas ........................... 89,922 

5. Amberleigh Moore, Salem, Ore........................ 86,983 

6. Nellie Miller, Cottonwood, Calif. ....................... 73,324 

7. Tilar Murray, Fort Worth, Texas ....................... 60,001 

8. Kellie Collier, Hereford, Texas .......................... 52,688 

9. Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi, Victoria, Texas ............. 47,831 

10. Sydni Blanchard, Albuquerque, N.M. ............. 47,620 

11. Ari-Anna Flynn, Charleston, Ark. .................... 46,677 

12. Tammy Fischer, Ledbetter, Texas ................... 45,640 

13. Taylor Langdon, Aubrey, Texas ...................... 43,075 

14. Ivy Conrado, Hudson, Colo. ........................... 42,796 

15. Carley Richardson, Pampa, Texas .................. 40,358 

16. Taci Bettis, Round Top, Texas ........................ 39,511 

17. Emily Miller, Weatherford, Texas ................... 38,600 

18. Cayla Small, Bokchito, Okla. .......................... 37,762 

19. Carmel Wright, Roy, Mont. ............................ 35,700 

20. Kimmie Wall, Roosevelt, Texas ...................... 35,430 

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Who knows tie-down roper Cody Quaney better, 

his wife, Kara, or his traveling partner, Ace Slone? 

PARTNER ACE 

CODY 

WIFE KARA 

ACE 

CODY 

KARA 

WHAT’S HIS BEST 

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HOW MANY COWBOY 

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WHAT’S HIS FAVORITE 

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Push 

Pitch 

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WHAT’S HIS FAVORITE 

RESTAURANT? 

Pappasito’s Cantina 

Texas Roadhouse 

Chili’s 

WHO IS HIS 

FAVORITE HORSE? 

Spook 

Spook 

Spook 

WHAT’S HIS 

FAVORITE RODEO? 

North Platte, Neb. 

Cody, Wyo. 

Reno, Nev. 

WHO WEARS THE PANTS 

IN THE FAMILY? 

Cody 

Me 

Me 

DOES HE LIKE SHAKEN 

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LeBron James 

LeBron James 

WHO IS HIS FAVORITE 

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Garth Brooks 

George Strait 

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These are the top earners in each PRCA event over 

the lucrative Cowboy Christmas week. Names may be 

horizontal, vertical, diagonal and/or backward. 

BB Tim O’Connell $24,102 

SW Kyle Irwin $24,504 

TR1 Kaleb Driggers $26,540 

TR2 Junior Nogueira $26,540 

SB Layton Green $25,900 

TD Caleb Smidt $30,199 

BR Sage Kimzey $24,227 

SR Troy Tillard $5,688 

BONUS QUESTIONS 

Which six PRCA Cowboy Christmas rodeos pay out 

more than $200,000? (Answer includes city and state 

or province.) 

Which cowboy won the most money in two events 

combined? 

Which cowboy won the most money in three events 

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y the 

numbers 

The amount of 

money that was 

up for grabs for 

cowboys during 

the 2017 Cowboy 

Christmas run, 

which consisted 

of 29 rodeos. The 

top-paying rodeo 

was the Ponoka 

Stampede, which 

had a $450,962 

payout. 

The number of 

seconds it took team 

ropers Tee Woolman 

and Bobby Harris to 

stop the clock at the 

Spanish Fork (Utah) 

Fiesta Days Rodeo 

in 1986, making it 

the oldest record at 

the rodeo. That run 

was unmatched until 

2015, when both 

Clay Smith and Paul 

Eaves, and Doyle 

Hoskins and Wyatt 

Cox, made 3.7- 

second runs. 

The number of years 

bareback rider Joe 

Alexander’s 93-point 

ride has stood as the 

arena record at the 

Cheyenne (Wyo.) 

Frontier Days, which 

is the oldest on the 

books. Alexander, 

a five-time world 

champion who was 

inducted into the 

ProRodeo Hall of 

Fame in 1979, made 

his 93-point ride in 

Cheyenne in 1974. 

the Short 

ROUND 

Special Tribute 

Patches, bench 

commemorate 

Harry Vold at 


The Ponoka (Alberta) 

Stampede paid tribute to rodeo 

legend Harry Vold with patches 

for all 96 participants in the final 

round. The Vold family also had a 

bench made to commemorate the 

“Duke of the Chutes” and a video 

of Vold speaking was played for 

the crowd at the highest-paying 

rodeo of Cowboy Christmas. 

Vold passed away March 13 

at 93 years old, after a lifetime of 

ProRodeo success that led to his 

induction into the ProRodeo Hall 

of Fame in 1994 and then being 

named a Legend of ProRodeo in 

2009. 

“It’s Harry’s hometown; he got 

Jeremy Wolmbold photo 

Harry Vold’s son, Wayne Vold, removed his hat during the ceremony honoring his father 

during the Ponoka Stampede. 

his start here, and he was a longtime supporter and member of the Stampede,” said Blair Vold, president of the 

Ponoka Stampede, and Harry Vold’s nephew. 

While operating the Harry Vold Rodeo Company, the late family patriarch was chosen PRCA Stock 

Contractor of the Year 11 times (1982, 1987-96), which is tied for the most selections with Stace Smith 

ProRodeos. He is also one of only two stock contractors to provide animals for every National Finals Rodeo, 

which has been held annually since 1959. 

The 96 contestants who qualified for the final round had Vold’s signature brand, the Bar HV, underneath 

their number. The bench was made by Bruce Harbin Welding in Ponoka and will be placed outside of the 

Ponoka Stampede’s rodeo office. 

“It was a commemorative patch,” Blair Vold said. “It was a Harry Vold day and it was very good.” 

Vold’s son, Wayne Vold, sang “O Canada,” and the announcer gave a dedication to Vold that included a 

short video of him. 

“We also had a brief video of Harry talking about what would happen when the doors closed and the game 

was over,” Blair Vold said. 

“I think it’s really neat, and I know he’d be pleased – he loved this kind of thing,” Kirsten Vold said. “It’s a 

great honor for my dad and it’s very fitting, I think. I thought it was a nice tribute and a really nice thing for them 

to do.” 

Contestants also had a picture of Vold riding a horse for them to wear on the front of their shirts. 

“The contestants were honored,” Blair Vold said. “It was a special day since it will never happen again.” 



ProRodeo Hall 

of Famer Winston 

Bruce passes 

On the Agenda 

TETWP campaign successful at Eagle (Colo.) rodeo 

The Tough Enough to Wear Pink campaign was established in ProRodeo 

13 years ago with the mission to raise money and awareness in the fight 

against breast cancer. For some communities, the campaign is about giving 

locally and fighting all levels of cancer. That’s the case with TETWP at the Eagle 

(Colo.) County Fair and Rodeo, which took place July 19-22, at the Eagle 

County Fairgrounds. 

“We partner with the Shaw Regional Cancer Center, and it’s really 

amazing that we get to benefit its patients,” Hanna Albertson, chairwoman of 

the fair and rodeo’s advisory committee, said in a press release. “I think it’s important that we give back locally.” 

Christine Albertson has been with Shaw since 2012, and in that time, Tough Enough to Wear Pink has contributed 

$27,785 to the cancer center. That money is utilized in many ways to assist patients with their treatments. 

“We get funding through a lot of entities, but we appreciate the relationship we have with the fair and rodeo,” she 

said. “The rodeo attracts lots of people from all over, and funding is a great asset. The money helps with patients who need 

extra services. It helps with our social workers, nutritionist and other areas. The money is definitely needed for those patient 

services.” 

Garfield County Fairgrounds getting upgrades 

Bill Lawless photo 

Roscoe Jarboe fought for all eight seconds on Corey and Lange Rodeo’s Big Agenda at the St. Paul (Ore.) Rodeo. 

Garfield County Commissioner Mike Samson hopes a $3 million investment in the Garfield County Fairgrounds 

pays off for the county and his native Rifle, Colo., with new events that draw crowds from around the state and region. 

Some of the improvements to the fairgrounds include new stalls for horses and livestock, a new PA system, 

improvements to the indoor arena and a northeast entrance on 12th Street that is currently under construction. 

Samson expects construction to be completed in time for the county’s fair and rodeo from July 31 through Aug. 6. 

The Garfield County Xtreme Bulls Division 2 event takes place Aug. 2 and the Garfield County Fair & PRCA Rodeo 

is Aug. 3. 

ProRodeo Hall of Fame saddle bronc 

rider Winston Bruce passed away July 10. He 

was 79. 

Bruce’s PRCA career was highlighted by 

him winning the 1961 world championship. 

He qualified for the National Finals Rodeo 10 

consecutive times 

from 1959-68, and 

was the reserve 

world champion in 

1959 and 1965. 

Bruce was 

inducted into the 

ProRodeo Hall 

of Fame in 1989, 

becoming the first 

Canadian competitor to 

Bruce 

receive that honor. He also was inducted into 

the Canadian Rodeo Hall of Fame in 1995, and 

the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame & Museum 

in 1998. 

“The world of rodeo is one of the greatest 

lives,” Bruce said in a 1988 article in the 

ProRodeo Sports News. “Doing what you like 

to do makes you good at what you’re doing.” 

The native of Stettler, Alberta, developed 

a winning style through hours of practice, even 

in the snow. He summed up his formula for 

success as nerve, ability, coordination, balance 

and try. 

Bruce also was the 1957-58 Canadian 

saddle bronc riding champion, and he won the 

saddle bronc riding title at Calgary (Alberta) 

and Cheyenne (Wyo.) in 1959. 

In rodeo circles, Bruce was sometimes 

referred to as “a homemade bronc rider.” This 

was in respectful reference to the fact he developed 

and perfected a wondrous and winning 

bronc riding style, under the direction of his 

father, Laurence, in home practice arenas. 

The son of a stock contractor and 

bronc rider, Bruce grew up around cowboys 

and rodeos. In May 1965, he put on his first 

Winston Bruce Rodeo College, a roughstock 

riding school. In 1969, Bruce made the move 

from competing to working in rodeo. He was 

named assistant arena director of the Calgary 

Stampede, and in 1970, he became arena 

director. 

From 1980 through 2002, he served as 

division manager for the rodeo, supervising 

the production of the Calgary Stampede and 

the rodeo stock breeding program. 

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Cowboy Christmas, or the Fourth of July run, is the most lucrative 

week of rodeo’s regular season. It’s a time of year every 

cowboy looks forward to, and truly is a holiday in the rodeo world. 

Cowboys were competing from California to Canada to Illinois to Texas. 

Specifically, Cowboy Christmas included rodeos with at least one performance 

between June 27 and July 6. The end result was a week with 29 

rodeos worth more than $4.1 million. 

29 RODEOS OF CHRISTMAS 

1. GREELEY, COLO. 

Greeley Stampede, June 27-29 & July 1-3 

2. PONOKA, ALBERTA 

Ponoka Stampede, June 27-July 3 

3. PRESCOTT, ARIZ. 

World’s Oldest Rodeo, June 28-July 4 

4. AIRDRIE, ALBERTA 

Airdrie ProRodeo, June 28-July 2 

5. MANAWA, WIS. 

Mid-Western Rodeo, June 29-July 1 

6. WILLIAMS LAKE, BRITISH COLUMBIA 

Williams Lake Stampede, June 29-July 2 

7. PARK RAPIDS, MINN. 

Headwaters PRCA Rodeo, June 30-July 1 

8. OAKLEY CITY, UTAH 

Oakley Independence Day Rodeo, June 30-July 1 & 3-4 

9. GALENA, ILL. 

Shenandoah ProRodeo, July 1-2 

10. EUGENE, ORE. 

Eugene Pro Rodeo, July 1-3 

11. WEST JORDAN, UTAH 

Western Stampede, July 1 & 3-4 

12. CODY, WYO. 

Cody Stampede, July 1-4 

13. MOLALLA, ORE. 

Molalla Buckeroo Rodeo, July 1-4 

14. ST. PAUL, ORE. 

St. Paul Rodeo, July 1-4 

15. BELLE FOURCHE, S.D. 

Black Hills Roundup, July 1-4 

16. FOLSOM, CALIF. 

Folsom ProRodeo, July 1-3 

17. MANDAN, N.D. 

Mandan Rodeo Days, July 1-4 

18. BELTON, TEXAS 

Belton COC 4th of July Celebration & Rodeo, July 1-3 

19. LIVINGSTON, MONT. 

Livingston Roundup, July 2-4 

20. MOBRIDGE, S.D. 

Sitting Bull Stampede, July 2-4 

PRCA TOP 15 

1. Caleb Smidt, TD ........ $30,199 

2. Kaleb Driggers, TR1......26,540 

Junior Nogueira, TR2 ... 26,540 

4. Layton Green, SB .........25,900 

5. Kyle Irwin, SW ............24,506 

6. Sage Kimzey, BR..........24,227 

7. Tim O’Connell, BB ........24,103 

8. Joe Frost, BR ..............23,532 

9. J.R. Vezain, BB ...........23,128 

10. Levi Simpson, TR1 ......22,649 

Jeremy Buhler, TR2 .... 22,649 

12. Tanner Milan, SW .......22,554 

13. Dustin Bowen, BR .......21,521 

14. Riley Minor, TR1 ........21,081 

Brady Minor, TR2 ...... 21,081 

21. RED LODGE, MONT. 

Home of Champions Rodeo, July 2-4 

22. WINDOW ROCK, ARIZ. 

Annual Fourth of July Celebration & Rodeo, July 2-4 

23. CRAWFORD, NEB. 

Old West Trail Rodeo, July 3-4 

24. KILLDEER, N.D. 

Killdeer Mountain Roundup Rodeo, July 3-4 

25. ESTES PARK, COLO. 

Rooftop Rodeo, July 5-10 

26. HAMEL, MINN. 

Hamel Rodeo & Bull Ridin’ Bonanza, July 6-8 

27. SPOONER, WIS. 

Heart of the North Rodeo, July 6-8 

28. VERNAL, UTAH 

Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo, July 6-8 

29. WOLF POINT, MONT. 

Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede, July 6-8 

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Going 

Green 


Layton Green took six flights and spent about 50 hours on the road in becoming the highest-earning roughstock competitor of Cowboy Christmas. 

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Green won more than any other roughstock cowboy 

BY MATT NABER 

The quickest way to double your money is 

to fold it in half and put it in your pocket, 

but Canadian saddle bronc rider Layton 

Green is going to need bigger pockets 

as he more than doubled his 2017 earnings 

during Cowboy Christmas. 

In roughly 10 days, Green won $26,590 

by competing at 14 rodeos – nearly half his 

winnings stemmed from his success at the 

Ponoka (Alberta) Stampede, with $14,542 

won at a single rodeo. (Green also won $690 

at the Benalto (Alberta) Stampede). 

Green had six flights and spent about 

50 hours on the road during his 10-day run 

that stretched from Ponoka to Airdrie, Alberta, to Williams Lake, British 

Columbia, then on to Oregon and down into South Dakota and Colorado. 

Cowboy Christmas wasn’t entirely smooth sailing for Green as he was 

bucked off at the Blackhills Roundup in Belle Fourche, S.D. 

“That was a bummer in the midpoint, but I was looking forward to the 

short round in Ponoka,” Green said. 

With so many rodeos happening at the same time, Green had to decide 

between competing at the short round of Ponoka or the short round at 

Greeley, but drawing Calgary Stampede’s Stampede Warrior for the final 

round in Ponoka made the choice easy. 

“I was excited when I saw what I drew in Ponoka,” Green said. “That 

made it easier to figure out where I was going to go.” 

He made the right decision as his 87.25-point ride in the final round 

placed him first in the average and granted him a spot in the showdown round, 

where he placed second for a grand total of $14,542 earned in Ponoka. 

“I was in the heat of the moment, but I was pretty happy and it takes the 

pressure off,” Green said. “It was the cherry on top.” 

“He had a great Cowboy Christmas and he drew good horses and kicked 

their ass,” said Green’s traveling partner, saddle bronc rider Jake Watson (a 

2016 qualifier for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo presented by Polaris 

RANGER). “He’s always done good on the 

Fourth of July.” 

Green, 23, lives about an hour away from 

Ponoka in Meeting Creek, Alberta, so this win 

was particularly special. 

“I’d always wanted to win it,” Green said. “I’d 

been on that horse (Stampede Warrior) before, 

and I think I got a check on her last time, but I 

was able to ride her better in Ponoka. That’s a cool 

horse and a rodeo you want to win – she helped 

me a bunch. 

“By then, things were rolling for me and 

I went to Molalla and St. Paul (Ore.) and I got 

checks there, too,” Green said. “It was a fun and 

good 10 days.” 

TOUGH STUFF 

Roughstock can be rough, and Green had 

to grit his teeth and muscle through the pain of a 

pulled lower abdomen. 

“I was pretty sore, but you can last through 

anything for eight seconds,” Green said. “I tried 

Top Roughstock Winner 

TOP ROUGHSTOCK 

1. Layton Green, SB .................. $25,900 

2. Sage Kimzey, BR ................... $24,227 

3. Tim O’Connell, BB ................. $24,102 

4. Joe Frost, BR ....................... $23,532 

5. J.R. Vezain, BB .................... $23,128 

6. Dustin Bowen, BR ................. $21,521 

7. Jake Vold, BB ...................... $20,583 

8. Steven Peebles, BB ............... $19,580 

9. Zeke Thurston, SB ................. $18,448 

10. Garrett Smith, BR ................ $17,004 

not to think about it. When things are rolling 

like that, it’s still fun and not that big of a 

deal – you don’t feel it for eight seconds since 

you’ve got enough adrenaline going and you 

can put up with the pain afterwards.” 

Green used a combination of ice packs 

and Biofreeze throughout Cowboy Christmas 

to keep the ball rolling. 

Running and gunning on no sleep was 

the hardest part of the run for Green. 

“But, it was fun and exciting – it’s my 

favorite time of year,” Green said while on his 

way to the Central Wyoming Fair & Rodeo in 

Casper the morning after the Rooftop Rodeo 

in Estes Park, Colo., ended. “I’m feeling good 

now and starting to heal up, so I’m happy to 

be rodeoing.” 

Green almost turned out of the Rooftop Rodeo because he was starting 

to get pretty sore, but changed his mind since he was on a winning streak. But, 

it didn’t really sink in for Green that he was on fire until he was winning the 

Rooftop Rodeo. 

“Everything was going so fast and things were going good,” Green said, 

noting that he started to suspect he was on a winning streak after Ponoka. “I 

decided to get on everything and when I was winning it, I realized I’m on a hot 

streak.” 

Winning the Rooftop Rodeo with his 84.5-point ride on Cervi 

Championship Rodeo’s Payback was the deciding factor in Green being the 

top roughstock cowboy of Cowboy Christmas as his $5,330 check from Estes 

Park narrowly edged him past bareback rider Tim O’Connell. 

Prior to Cowboy Christmas, Green was sitting at No. 24 in the 

WEATHER GUARD® PRCA World Standings with $22,557 won at 33 

rodeos. By July 6 he was 12th in the world standings with $43,126 won at 45 

rodeos. 

“At the end of it, it’s a wow-factor, ‘oh man, I won that much, in that 

time period,’ and that’s your goal at the start – and if you can surpass your goal, 

you’re pretty happy,” Green said. 

He surpassed his goal by breaking 

into the middle of the Top 15 at eighth 

in the world standings with $49,147 as of 

“I’d always wanted to 

win (Ponoka). I’d been 

on that horse (Stampede 

Warrior) before and I 

think I got a check on her 

last time, but I was able to 

ride her better in Ponoka. 

That’s a cool horse and a 

rodeo you want to win – 

she helped me a bunch.” 

-– LAYTON GREEN 

July 11. 

“It’s a great feeling when you can 

get inside the Top 10, that’s where a guy 

wants to be,” Green said. “I’m going to keep 

having fun and keep it rolling.” 

“There’s big things ahead for him, and 

hopefully the rest of us can keep up at this 

point,” Watson said. 

Green hasn’t qualified for the 

WNFR yet, but he’s been climbing the 

standings each year since his start in 2013 

– going from 60th in 2013 to 24th in 

2014 and 2015, and most recently, 19th 

in 2016. 

“A guy always wants to have success, 

and it’s the best time of year to get hotter,” 

Green said. “My biggest goal is to make 

the NFR, and that sure seems like it’s in 

perspective.” 



Holiday 

Cheer 

Caleb Smidt competes during the Greeley (Colo.) Stampede. Smidt earned $9,802 in Greeley, which was a big part of his huge Cowboy Christmas run. 

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Top Timed-Event Winner 

Dan Hubbell photo 

Smidt tops timed-event chart with $30,199 

BY TRACY RENCK 

TOP TIMED-EVENT 

1. Caleb Smidt, TD ................... $30,199 

2. Kaleb Driggers, TR1 ............... $26,540 

Junior Nogueira, TR2 ............. $26,540 

4. Kyle Irwin, SW ..................... $24,504 

5. Levi Simpson, TR1 ................ $22,649 

Jeremy Buhler, TR2 ............... $22,649 

7. Tanner Milan, SW ................. $22,554 

8. Riley Minor, TR1 ................... $21,081 

Brady Minor, TR2 .................. $21,081 

10. Clay Smith, TR1 .................. $20,742 

Paul Eaves, TR2 .................... $20,742 

Gifts were a plenty for tie-down roper Caleb Smidt 

during the 2017 Cowboy Christmas. 

The 2015 world champion won $30,199 during 

the wild rodeo run. 

“Man, things went really well for me,” Smidt said. “I 

think what really helped me is the horsepower I had.” 

Smidt’s performance wasn’t far off of tie-down roper 

Shane Hanchey’s single event, timed-event Cowboy 

Christmas record of $32,293 in earnings, which was set 

in 2016. 

Smidt was able to stuff his Cowboy Christmas 

stocking by riding his bay horse, Pockets, who is 10, 

and Iron, 7. Iron is a sorrel horse who belongs to Walter 

Johnson and is ridden by Smidt and eight-time Wrangler 

National Finals Rodeo qualifier Justin Maass. 

“I pretty much rode Pockets everywhere and he was awesome,” Smidt said. “It was great to also have Iron because 

everywhere I rode him he did his job. I drew good at the rodeos and I had a lot of chances to win and I took advantage at 

most of them.” 

Smidt also rode Pockets at the 2015 WNFR, where he doubled up as the WNFR average winner and world champ. 

He split the Round 3 win and placed in seven other rounds to win his first WNFR average title with a time of 80.70 seconds 

on 10 head and capture his first world championship with $242,354. 

Smidt’s biggest earnings during the Cowboy Christmas run came at the Greeley (Colo.) Stampede, Cody (Wyo.) 

Stampede and the World’s Oldest Rodeo in Prescott, Ariz. 

He cashed in a $9,802 payday in Greeley – all in tie-down roping – and also took all-around cowboy honors thanks to 

competing in team roping. 

Smidt then earned $9,475 at Cody by splitting first place with Sterling Smith as each recorded 7.7-second times. He 

added another $6,274 at Prescott – $3,463 for winning the two-head average with an 18.1-second time – while aboard Iron. 

“I wanted to win every rodeo I entered during Cowboy Christmas, but Cody was probably the biggest one-header of 

the year,” Smidt said. “There were 100 and some guys entered there, so to split that and win almost $9,500 was cool. 

“I think the only time I ever did good at Prescott before this year was when I won a round in team roping there in 

2015. This time, Iron was really good, and when you draw good and ride a good horse, it makes things a lot easier. When I 

left Prescott, I didn’t think I was going to win first because I was a little longer on my second run than I wanted to be, but I 

was fortunate and ended up winning.” 

Smidt has had decent Cowboy Christmas runs in the past – highlighted by his 2015 trip when he won $18,994. 

“I’ve never had a run like I had this year,” Smidt said. “I didn’t try and go to 12-15 rodeos, I just eased around to the 

good ones and made sure I had my good horses there and did the best I could at the rodeos I went to. I figured that was 

a better plan than getting on planes and flying all around and getting to as many as I could and being tired. I was able to 

capitalize on that approach.” 

The winning binge by Smidt stretched his lead in the all-around July 11 WEATHER GUARD® PRCA World 

Standings with $109,767 and moved him into the top spot in the tie-down roping world standings with $101,117. A year 

ago, Smidt finished sixth in the final world standings. 

“It’s good to have a lead, but the NFR pays so much now, it’s pretty much anybody’s game,” Smidt said. “I think during 

Salt Lake and Spanish Fork (Utah) and Salinas (Calif.), that third week of July is going to change things a lot. Just because 

I’m winning right now doesn’t mean I can take it easy and ease into the NFR. We’re going to keep rodeoing and hopefully 

my horses will keep working well and I can build on my leads. Everybody out here has talent and can rope. All it comes 

down to is whose horses are working the best and who draws the best calves.” 

Smidt is leading the all-around race, by virtue of team roping with heeler B.J. Dugger. 

“We’ve been team roping everywhere and it hasn’t been near as good as the calf roping, and hopefully we can get 

things turned around here,” Smidt said. 

While venturing down the PRCA trail, Smidt does find comfort in the fact that his wife, Brenna, who he married 

in November of 2013, and 16-month old son, Cru, get to spend time with him while he’s traveling. The couple lives in 

Bellville, Texas. 

“They are out here with me, so it’s a lot of fun and something we really enjoy,” he said. 

“When you’re doing good, it is a lot more fun and you just try and enjoy every moment of it. I just want to try and 

win first every time, and if I can’t do that, I want to do good at a lot of rodeos and I’m going to keep chasing them and keep 

roping them and see where we end up at the end of the year.” 




Team ropers Levi Simpson, right, and Jeremy Buhler compete during the Ponoka Stampede. The duo won the four-team showdown and left town with 

$7,291 each. 

Still in the Groove 

World Champion team ropers Simpson/Buhler win Ponoka 

BY TRACY RENCK 

Levi Simpson and Jeremy Buhler haven’t let the gold buckles they’re wearing 

weigh them down. 

Last year, the duo not only became the first all-Canadian team roping 

pair to qualify for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo presented by 

Polaris RANGER, but they left Las Vegas as the WNFR average and world 

champions. 

Feats even more remarkable considering Simpson arrived at the Thomas 

& Mack Center in 14th, while Buhler sat 12th. Simpson won the world with 

$249,133, while Buhler totaled $258,311. Each also won $186,000 at Las 

Vegas to claim the average crown. 

“Every now and then I catch myself looking at that gold buckle,” Simpson 

said. “Then, I tell myself that actually happened. It’s almost like it’s still not 

real.” 

Buhler concurred with his partner. 

“No, it still hasn’t sunk in that we won world championships,” Buhler 

said. “I think it’s one of those things where you will be driving down the road 

and you think about it and it’s crazy that we won. It gave us a little more 

money and allowed us to be a little more comfortable, but as far as everyday 

life – I’m thankful it didn’t change anything else, everything is still the same.” 

Simpson and Buhler took another step in making it back to the Wrangler 

NFR and defending their world championships by winning the prestigious 

Ponoka Stampede with a 6.0-second run in the four-team showdown round. 

TOPS IN AT PONOKA CODY –— June JULY 271-4 

through -July 3 


1. Jake Vold ............................ 88.75 pts. 

2. J.R. Vezain ................................... 88.5 

3. Richmond Champion ...................... 87 

4. Seth Hardwick .............................. 82.5 


1. Jason Thomas ........................ 4.3 sec. 

2. Tanner Millan ................................. NT 

3. Todd Woodward ............................. NT 

4. Harley Cole ..................................... NT 

TEAM ROPING 

1. L. Simpson/J. Buhler ............. 6.0 sec. 

2. D. Bird/R. Cardoza ......................... 6.6 

3. R. Roy/B. Chappel .......................... NT 

4. R. Richard/R. Skelton ..................... NT 


1. Zeke Thurston ..................... 87.75 pts. 

2. Layton Green ................................... 87 

3. Jacobs Crawley ............................ 86.5 

4. Taos Muncy ................................ 75.75 

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Ponoka Stampede – Ponoka, Alberta 

“This is awesome,” said Simpson, a native of 

Ponoka. “Not only is this my hometown rodeo, but 

it is the biggest rodeo of the year in Canada. So, to 

have success there is always one of the best things of 

the year you can do for yourself.” 

This was Simpson’s third Ponoka title as he 

also split top honors in 2010 with Klay White 

and won the title outright in 2011 with John 

Robertson. 

Buhler, meanwhile, was soaking in his 

inaugural Ponoka victory. 

“This means a lot to me, especially being from 

Canada (Arrowwood),” he said. “It’s even more 

special to win this because last year we came back 

high team and I roped a leg. I let it get away last 

year, so we were glad to close on it this year.” 

Simpson and Buhler left Ponoka after each 

earned $7,291. That payday helped Simpson move 

into ninth in the July 11 WEATHER GUARD® 

PRCA World Standings, and Buhler to 11th place. 

“We just kind of watched the rest of the field 

(in the showdown) and we wanted to rope the steer 

we drew the best we could,” said Simpson, 29. “We 

wanted to take a fairly aggressive start because we 

didn’t want to make mistakes trying to be too safe 

that would cost you time on the clock.” 

Although the 29-year-old Buhler wanted to 

depart Ponoka a champ, he was keeping things in 

perspective. Simpson and Buhler qualified for the 

showdown by finishing second in the average with a 

20.0-second time on three head. 

“There was only one team to go after us in the showdown, so my mindset 

was just focused on getting the job done,” Buhler said. “I wasn’t going to take a 

dumb shot to try and win first.” 

Simpson was riding his trustworthy horse Frasier, 20. 

“I’ve ridden him every time I’ve been to Ponoka,” Simpson said. “I’ve 

had that horse since he was 4 years old. I bought him for practically nothing. 

I used him all through high school as a calf horse and a heel horse and when I 

started heading, he was the horse I had so he got to go. I’ve used him every year 

I’ve made the Canadian Finals and I used him last year at the NFR. He’s kind 

of like putting on that old baseball glove. He’s reliable and easy. He’s a little 

smaller horse, but for that Ponoka run, he can run up to the steers and then 

slow down easy and everything he does works well there.” 

Buhler was aboard Rick James, 16, in Ponoka. He also has 8-year-old 

Fabio and 6-year-old Truman in his stable. 

“I used Rick last year at the NFR and he’s been my main mount since I 

went steady heeling,” Buhler said. “Last year, I rode Fabio through the winter 

and summer and I got on Rick in August for the rest of the regular season and 

the Finals. Fabio had colic surgery back in January and he’s just getting back 

now, and I also have Truman. I don’t ever claim Rick to be like a show horse, 

but he’s damn sure gritty enough to help you get the job done.” 

The 2016 season was truly magical for Simpson and Buhler, but Buhler 

acknowledged it didn’t change his focus for this season. 

“I’m not big on the proving deal,” Buhler said. “I have my goals set and I 

want to just make a living with my rope, I’m not about going back and showing 

everyone I can do it again. If it happened again that would be awesome, but I 

try and stay on the next steer. The next steer is the most important one.” 

A year ago, Buhler did turn some heads with his beard, and he’s still 

sporting the abundant facial hair. 

“I come from a long line of beard growers, and I like it,” he said. “I’ve 

never been a real fan of shaving, so I’m staying with it.” 

Simpson would love to see himself and Buhler get the opportunity to 

defend their gold buckles in December in Vegas. 

“Getting to compete again for that life-changing money would be 

unreal,” Simpson said. “There are guys who talk about being there 20 times or 

more, so to be able to get back there again – not so much to prove anything, 

but to have the chance to keep paying our bills and stay on this path, so we 

don’t have to find another career – would be great.” 

Mike Copeman photo 

Saddle bronc rider Zeke Thurston had an 87.75-point ride on Northcott- 

Macza’s Get Smart to win the four-man showdown at the Ponoka 

Stampede. Thurston earned $9,166 at Ponoka. 

Complete results on Page 49 


1. Jason Schaffer ....................... 8.6 sec. 

2. Cory Solomon ................................ 9.1 

3. Tyson Durfey ................................ 10.3 

4. Stetson Vest ................................. 18.3 

BARREL RACING 

1. Carman Pozzobon ............ 17.626 sec. 

2. Taylor Manning ........................ 17.662 

3. Jaime Hinton ............................ 17.707 

4. Lynette Brodoway .................... 17.820 

BULL RIDING* 

1. Garrett Smith ...... 175.5 pts. on two head 

2. Joe Frost .................................... 169.5 

3. Wacey Finkbeiner ....................... 168.5 

4. Marcos Gloria ........................... 166.25 

*No qualified rides were made in the 

four-man showdown, thus Smith 

was declared the winner. 



Steer 

Clear 

Kyle Irwin’s 

run blitzed him 

back onto 

rodeo’s radar 

BY NICK CICERE 

Steer wrestler Kyle Irwin 

didn’t simply celebrate 

Cowboy Christmas. 

During the fabled stretch 

of lucrative rodeos, Irwin may 

as well have been Santa Claus 

himself. 

Following wins at the 

Cody (Wyo.) Stampede and 

St. Paul (Ore.) Rodeo, as well 

as placing at the World’s Oldest 

Rodeo in Prescott, Ariz., the 

entirety of Irwin’s Christmascome-early 

rodeo sprint came 

to be a bountiful $24,504. 

Not only was Irwin 

the most dominating of bulldoggers, but his jump from 37th to 11th in the 

Kent Soule photo 

The pride of Robertsdale, Ala., steer wrestler Kyle Irwin’s average win at the St. Paul (Ore.) Rodeo contributed to his 

Cowboy Christmas bankroll of $24,504. 

WEATHER GUARD® PRCA World Standings was the largest of any cowboy 

as of July 11. Summing up his newfound home in the world standings, Irwin 

paraphrased his holiday spoils in four easy words. 

“That was much needed,” he said. 

At the Cody Stampede, Irwin’s winning run of 3.8-seconds finished a 

half-second short of the fastest time ever recorded at Stampede Park, a catch 

that notched him $8,934. 

“You hear Cinderella stories about Cody from everybody that’s ever had 

success there, and for me to come out and win it, that was great,” the 27-yearold 

said. “I was just looking to place because it pays so well, and when they told 

me I was 3.8 and winning it, I was ecstatic. It’s another one of those rodeos that 

was on my bucket list, so I’m grateful to win it.” 

TOPS IN AT ST. CODY PAUL –— June JULY 301-4 

through July 4 

ALL-AROUND COWBOY 

Rhen Richard 

$3,480 

Tie-down roping 

and team roping 


1. Tim O’Connell ......................... 89.5 pts 

2. Steven Peebles ................................ 87 

3. (tie) Logan Corbett ....................... 85.5 

Richmond Champion ................... 85.5 


1. Kyle Irwin .................... 8.6 sec. on two 

2. Matt Reeves ................................... 9.0 

3. Tanner Milan .................................. 9.2 

4. Will Lummus .................................. 9.4 

TEAM ROPING 

1. Crawford/Harrison ...... 9.8 sec. on two 

2. A. Tsinigine/R. Motes ................... 10.4 

3. J. Flenniken/T. Duby ..................... 11.1 

4. R. Opie/D. Stafford ....................... 11.6 

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St. Paul Rodeo – St. Paul, Ore. 

Irwin’s magic didn’t stop in 

Wyoming. In the upper reaches of the 

Northwest, the Alabama cowboy’s toil 

at Oregon’s St. Paul Rodeo was just as 

fiscally beneficial. Irwin’s 4.4-second firstgo 

placed him in a three-way tie for fifth, 

but his 4.2-second final run clinched the 

average and $4,677 for his two-go finish. 

In total, Irwin raked in $7,252 at St. Paul. 

“I admire the buckle, the rodeo and 

the tradition of the rodeo with the trees 

in the arena,” Irwin said. “Dang sure, it’ll 

be one of my highlight wins – forever.” 

With placing performances at 

Ponoka (Alberta), Livingston (Mont.) 

and Prescott (Ariz.), Irwin didn’t grace 

Cowboy Christmas with a tentative 

game. Instead, he attacked. 

“I did feel like I was in a rhythm 

and I feel like I was aggressive,” Irwin 

explained. “You can’t win much sitting 

back and hoping to do good. 

“Every place I went I had an 

opportunity, and you just can’t beat 

yourself, so I feel like I had an aggressive 

approach and let the rest take care of 

itself.” 

Irwin, a two-time qualifier for 

Wrangler National Finals Rodeo 

presented by Polaris RANGER, and the 

current steer wrestling leader atop of the Southeastern Circuit, had been the 

target of well-intentioned jabs from those closest to him. Now, he can parry 

their lighthearted punches. 

“Friends from back home and family members were joking, ‘Boy you’re 

slipping, we haven’t seen your name in the standings much,’ but I’ve felt 

confident about my season,” Irwin said. 

“I’ve learned the past five years or so you can’t get worked up over the 

little things, and having a week like this, we’re right back in the mix.” 

Among those in the rig with Irwin is Blaine Jones. The 28-year-old Jones 

also noticed Irwin wasn’t playing it safe, but rather catching steers for keeps. 

“He was really aggressive,” Jones said. “He made smart runs and 

bulldogged really good all week. He used every steer to his advantage.” 

The totality of Cowboy Christmas gains its reputation for the expedited 

payouts available to cowboys just as the summer begins to climax. However, 

it’s also known for the grueling lengths cowboys are willing to go to best gain a 

fraction of a competitive advantage. 

For Irwin, the routine is familiar. 

“It was a lot of driving, but we broke it up pretty good between all four of 

us, so it wasn’t too bad,” Irwin said. 

Without a lot of personal time for the extent of rodeo’s holiday season, 

Irwin and his close-knit group of steer wrestlers managed not to let the hours 

on the highway, or fatigue, strike a wedge between the bulldoggers and a 

chance to pave cement on the road to the WNFR. 

Bob Click photo 

The top-ranked bareback rider in the world, Tim O’Connell, bested Bridwell Pro Rodeos’ Sacred Nation for 89.5 

points, a ride worth $10,892. 

“It can be testy,” Irwin said with a chuckle. “I think it’s good to be around 

your buddies. You know each other, you know they’re going to do this, this and 

this. You don’t step on each other’s toes, nobody’s mad at each other, because 

with that, you get bad mojo in the rig. 

“You’re in a travel trailer with bags packed on top of each other and you 

sleep odd hours of the night and people get grouchy. It was good, everybody 

kept a good attitude and I feel like that helped.” 

Irwin’s placement within the Top 15 certainly has him thinking about 

his third trip to Las Vegas, and it also has Jones wondering what kind of a 

performer the Thomas & Mack Center would receive upon a very realistic 

return. 

“Hopefully he does really well into the Finals,” Jones said. “He’s riding a 

really good horse, and Tyler (Pearson) does a great job hazing for him and that 

makes for a winning combination. 

“He’d be one to watch at the Finals. He’s pretty electric, and he’s proven 

himself there already.” 

Irwin certainly understands that his Cowboy Christmas grind has 

resulted in an inflated wallet, as well as heightening the odds of another 

WNFR qualification. Even so, Irwin’s focus isn’t squarely on Las Vegas, but 

contrarily, his next go. 

“That’s the ultimate goal,” Irwin said. “I think guys can put extra pressure 

on themselves thinking, ‘I got to make the Finals, I got to make the Finals.’ 

“Steer by steer, run after run, and I think it’ll all come out the way it’s 

supposed to in the end.” 



1. Shade Etbauer .......................... 83 pts. 

2. (tie) Ryder Wright ........................ 82.5 

Joe Harper ................................... 82.5 

4. Two tied at .................................... 81.5 


1. Clint Nyegaard ........... 19.7 sec. on two 

2. Tyson Durfey ................................ 20.1 

3. Marcos Costa ............................... 21.1 

4. Kirk Robinson .............................. 21.7 

BARREL RACING 

1. Nellie Miller ........................ 17.43 sec. 

2. Morgan Breaux .......................... 17.59 

3. Amberleigh Moore ..................... 17.65 

4. Megan McLeod-Sprague ............ 17.75 

BULL RIDING 

1. Brady Portenier ........................ 90 pts. 

2. Sage Kimzey ................................... 88 

3. Adam Lucero ................................ 87.5 

4. Brennon Eldred ............................... 85 



Checked Off 

Andy Watson Photo 

After several years of ProRodeo competition, Jesse Wright, a six-time WNFR qualifier, won his first Cody (Wyo.) Stampede with an 85.5-point ride on 

Frontier Rodeo’s Delta Force. Jesse’s brother, Cody Wright, placed second at the Cody Stampede on that same horse in 2016. 

TOPS IN AT CODY CODY – July — 1-4 JULY 1-4 


Caleb Smidt 

$9,475 


and steer wrestling 


1. Tyler Nelson ............................. 86 pts. 

2. (tie) J.R. Vezain ............................ 85.5 

Tim O’Connell ............................... 85.5 

4. Two tied at ....................................... 83 


1. Kyle Irwin ............................... 3.8 sec. 

2. Chason Floyd ................................. 3.9 

3. (tie) Tyler Pearson .......................... 4.1 

Will Lummus .................................. 4.1 

TEAM ROPING 

1. K. Driggers/J. Nogueira .......... 4.4 sec. 

2. R. Minor/B. Minor .......................... 4.5 

3. (tie) L. Brown/J. Long .................... 4.7 

C. Kidd V/C. Davison ...................... 4.7 

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Jesse Wright adds Cody Stampede to list of career accomplishments 

BY MATT NABER 

Jesse Wright’s ProRodeo résumé included everything from 

World Champion to Rookie of the Year, but he hadn’t won 

the Cody (Wyo.) Stampede – yet. That all changed when 

he nailed an 85.5-point ride on Frontier Rodeo’s Delta 

Force on July 4, which was good for gold and a $8,657 

check. 

“That is an awesome horse,” Wright said. 

Jesse’s brother, two-time world champion Cody 

Wright (2008, 2010), placed second at the 2016 Cody 

Stampede while riding Delta Force. As a six-time qualifier 

for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo presented by Polaris 

RANGER (2010-14, 2016) and the 2012 world champion, 

Jesse knows a good bronc when he sees one, and knowing his 

brother was successful with that horse added to the excitement. 

“I was stoked all week when I found out I had him and I was hoping for 

big things – and it turned out well and he bucked good,” Jesse said. 

Wright edged out Jake Finlay by a half-point to take home his first Cody 

Stampede win. 

“It’s pretty cool to finally win it,” he said. “It’s pretty 

awesome since it was going slow, and this made my week big.” 

Wright placed third at the 2016 Cody Stampede, fourth 

in 2014, and second in 2013. 

“To finally get it made my Fourth of July,” he said. “It’s a 

cool rodeo to win because it’s so big.” 

Prior to Cowboy Christmas, the 28-year-old Utah 

cowboy was No. 5 in the WEATHER GUARD® PRCA World 

Standings with $46,830, and he stayed in that same spot as of 

July 11, with $56,423. 

“It set me up good and it’s always good to win big rodeos 

like that – and to be able to say you won that rodeo,” Wright 

said. “I can’t even explain how happy I am to win it.” 

Wright started the 2017 season right by winning $3,091 

at the NILE ProRodeo at Billings, Mont., in October and a 

total of $8,160 at the RAM Wilderness Circuit Finals Rodeo 

at Heber City, Utah, in November. His next win didn’t come 

until the Lehi (Utah) Roundup on June 24, where he went 

home with $1,957. 

“Cowboy Christmas was alright – but I’ve had better,” he 

said. “I drew some young horses all week and then I went to 

Red Lodge (Mont.) and Cody and had some good ones there 

and it picked up.” 

Wright won $935 for placing fourth at the Home of 

Champions Rodeo in Red Lodge. 

Roughstock can be taxing – particularly during Cowboy 

Christmas, when it’s one rodeo after another with stiff 

competition and high stakes. 

“Heck, it makes you stay on a straight arrow and stay 

steady,” Wright said. “You have a hard enough time beating 

Cody Stampede – Cody, Wyo. 

them when you’re 100 percent, let alone when you’re 

stiff and sore and not feeling good – so I’m going to 

keep working out and try to get better every time.” 

To keep up with the rigors of rodeo, Wright hits 

the gym with a routine that targets previously injured 

areas such as his knees and his shoulders. 

“I live on that bicycle, it makes my knee feel 

great,” he said. “I’ve been drawing good horses and I 

feel healthy. I’m pretty happy and hope to finish the 

season strong.” 

“You head out with momentum,” Wright said 

when asked how his Cowboy Christmas impacts his 

approach to the remainder of the 2017 season. “I’ve 

got to keep on keeping on and try to win another 

one.” 

Jesse hit the road with his brother, Alex, and brother-in-law, CoBurn 

Bradshaw, for their home state to compete at the Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo at 

Vernal, Utah, on July 8, where he won $3,322 for his first-place 86.5-point ride 

on Powder River Rodeo’s Baby Sitter. 

“It’s going good – at least one of us is winning every time we go to a 

rodeo,” Jesse said. “It’s been pretty epic.” 

WRIGHT 

FAMILY 

ON COWBOY 

CHRISTMAS 

• Cody Wright – $2,150 

• Jake Wright – $1,218 

• Jesse Wright – $12,915 

• Spencer Wright – $3,369 

• Rusty Wright – $9,109 

• Ryder Wright – $9,831 

Andy Watson Photo 

Bareback rider Tyler Nelson earned $10,032 for his 86-point winning ride on Frontier 

Rodeo’s Gun Fire at the Cody (Wyo.) Stampede. 



1. Jesse Wright ......................... 85.5 pts. 

2. Jake Finlay ...................................... 85 

3. Chase Brooks .................................. 83 

4. Chet Johnson ............................... 82.5 


1. (tie) Caleb Smidt .................... 7.7 sec. 

Sterling Smith ................................ 7.7 

3. Trell Etbauer ................................... 8.4 

4. Justin Brinkerhoff .......................... 8.6 

BARREL RACING 

1. Tammy Fischer ................... 16.88 sec. 

2. Tiany Schuster ........................... 16.90 

3. Kassie Mowry ............................ 16.92 

4. Tillar Murray ............................... 16.93 

BULL RIDING 

1. Dustin Bowen ........................ 87.5 pts. 

2. (tie) Sage Kimzey ............................ 87 

Joe Frost ......................................... 87 

4. Bryce Barrios ............................... 86.5 



Dan Hubbell photo 

Shane O’Connell’s 89-point ride on Beutler & Son Rodeo’s Hollywood Hills launched him to the top of the average at the Greeley (Colo.) Stampede – 

O’Connell earned a grand total of $8,669 at the rodeo. 

BY MATT NABER 

Taking Off 

Bareback rider Shane O’Connell grabbed his first big rodeo win at the 

Greeley (Colo.) Stampede while flying to multiple rodeos during Cowboy 

Christmas. 

O’Connell split the win in the first round with Kaycee Feild with an 

84.5-point ride, and then came back in the second round to stick an 89-point 

ride. 

“That’s a big deal, and it’s the first time I won both rounds at a big rodeo,” 

Shane O’Connell takes fl ight 

during Cowboy Christmas 

O’Connell said. “After winning the first round, it makes your expectations 

higher for the short round. 

“When I came into the short round, I knew it was mine to take. I’m a 

young kid, but I’ve been riding a long time – I eat, sleep, and breath broncs and 

to know I had a good horse in the short round fired me up. There’s nothing 

easy about it, but I had some help from the big man upstairs. 

“It’s another goal I reached, and winning both rounds is amazing to 

me. It helped my confidence a ton and I couldn’t sleep after Greeley – I kept 

picturing that ride and it was awesome.” 

TOPS IN AT GREELEY CODY –— June JULY 271-4 

through July 3 


Caleb Smidt 

$9,802 


and team roping 


1. Shane O’Connell ...... 173.5 pts. on two 

2. Steven Dent ................................ 165.5 

3. (tie) Tanner Aus ............................. 163 

Clayton Biglow .............................. 163 


1. Dru Melvin ............................. 7.9 sec. 

2. Ty Erickson .................................... 8.4 

3. Dakota Eldridge .............................. 8.5 

4. Chance Howard .............................. 9.5 

TEAM ROPING 

1. (tie) R. Minor/B. Minor 10.3 sec. on two 

C. Smith/P. Eaves ......................... 10.3 

3. G. Rogers/J. Minor ....................... 10.5 

4. M. Theriot/C. Doescher ................ 10.6 

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Greeley Stampede – Greeley, Colo. 

Cowboy Christmas means traveling a lot of miles, and in Shane’s case 

it was about 3,000 highway miles – so he, Tim O’Connell (no relation) and 

Logan Corbett hired a pilot to fly them to five rodeos in three days. 

“When you’ve got to get to a rodeo, there’s nothing you won’t do,” Tim 

said. “If we had to get on a crop duster, we would do it. You’ve got to do what 

you’ve got to do for Cowboy Christmas.” 

“If you want to be the best, you’ve got to ride with the best,” Shane said. 

“If you stub your toe, he (Tim) will point it out to you. There’s little tricks – I 

won’t give his secrets away, but there’s some little things here and there, and 

you can always get better and can always learn and pick up on the little things 

– it goes a long way.” 

Tim, the reigning bareback riding world champion, won Greeley in 

2014, the first year he qualified for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo 

presented by Polaris RANGER. 

“That rodeo holds a special place to me and it’s when I had my first big 

score – an 89 – which Shane copied exactly,” Tim said. “It’s not an easy rodeo 

to win. Benny brings his buckers there and you’ll have to grit 

your teeth for both rounds. There’s no easy way to get to the 

short round at a Benny Beutler rodeo. You have to bear down to 

get one – even his nice ones are tough.” 

“It’s a huge win, and my first buckle from the PRCA, and 

that’s a big deal, too,” Shane said. “I was like a little kid getting to 

take the hardware home. 

“Besides getting to take home my first buckle and making 

two great rides and making two great scores, it gives me 

confidence for the rest of the year,” Shane said. “I simply crave 

bucking horses and just love everything about them. It was one 

of the coolest weeks of rodeo I ever had.” 

The O’Connells and Corbett were picked up by Tim’s 

friend, Phillip Eggers, on July 2 and they flew to Greeley, Belle 

Fourche, S.D., Killdeer, N.D., St. Paul, Ore., and Molalla, Ore. 

“We’ve been riding outstanding in the last week and I can’t 

wait to see what the next few months hold,” Shane said. 

Shane also competed in Prescott, Ariz., during Cowboy 

Christmas, where he won $1,316 for placing fifth, and he won 

$1,089 for placing eighth in St. Paul. He left Greeley for the 

Black Hills Roundup in Belle Fourche, where he placed fourth 

and won $1,152. From there, he hitched a ride back to Greeley 

with some bull riders for the final round. 

“I got on another great horse and it was the most points 

I’ve ever had,” Shane said. 

Shane made his first 89-point ride at the Lexington (Ky.) 

Rodeo on June 17. 

“I can feel a 90 coming pretty quick,” Shane said. 

“I think the sky’s the limit for him – he’s got a lot of talent 

and an energetic personality and he’s ready to slay dragons every 

day,” Tim said. “When you have that mentality, it makes rodeo 

pretty awesome.” 

Prior to Cowboy Christmas, Shane was No. 24 in the 

WEATHER GUARD® PRCA World Standings and his win at 

Greeley bumped him to 21st. 

“This is the hot time of the year,” Shane said. 

Last year’s Cowboy Christmas was wild for Shane. He 

entered the week with only $5,000 won and didn’t win any money until the 

last day at the Livingston (Mont.) Roundup when he tied for second-place – 

good for $2,840. 

“I snapped one in Livingston and from there on to the end of September 

I made $50,000 – so Cowboy Christmas is cool, but the real money is coming 

in the next few months,” Shane said. “Cowboy Christmas keeps going for me; 

it’s when you have to keep going and grinding. We’ve been on a lot of horses, 

but if a guy can push through August and September and keep riding hard, 

that’s where you’ll pick up a lot of money.” 

Shane ended the 2016 season 19th with $56,621, and now he’s well on 

his way to breaking into the Top 15. 

“I’m excited and ecstatic to be where I am going into the next few 

months,” he said. 

Shane flew into Estes Park (Colo.) on July 5, then headed to Minnesota, 

and hit Wyoming right after that. 

“There’s no rest for the wicked,” Shane said. 

Photo courtesy Tim O’Connell 

Shane O’Connell, Logan Corbett and Tim O’Connell flew from one rodeo to the next 

during Cowboy Christmas with Tim O’Connell’s friend, Phillip Eggers (right), as the pilot. 



1. Rusty Wright ........... 168.5 pts. on two 

2. Bradley Harter ............................ 164.5 

3. Spencer Wright ............................. 161 

4. Audy Reed .................................. 159.5 


1. (tie) Shane Hanchey .. 19.0 sec. on two 

Cade Swor .................................... 19.0 

3. Caleb Smidt .................................. 19.1 

4. two tied at .................................... 21.1 

BARREL RACING 

1. Sydni Blanchard ...... 34.45 sec. on two 

2. Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi ................ 34.49 

3. Ericka Nelson ............................. 34.52 

4. Hailey Kinsel .............................. 34.66 

BULL RIDING 

1. Brody Yeary .......................... 85.5 pts. 

2. Jess Davison ................................ 83.5 

3. Dustin Muncy .................................. 82 

4. Bayle Worden ............................... 78.5 



Dale Miller Photo 

Bull rider Dustin Bowen earned a $7,221 check after his 83.5-point ride on 4L & Diamond S Rodeo’s Sandi’s Dream emerged as the top score at the 

World’s Oldest Rodeo in Prescott, Ariz. 

And a Bow on Top 

Dustin Bowen cashed in during the best Cowboy Christmas of his career 

BY JUSTIN SHAW 

For the first five years of his PRCA career, bull rider Dustin Bowen regularly 

found coal in his stocking during Cowboy Christmas. 

Injuries derailed Bowen’s hopes of holiday riches during the most 

lucrative time of the rodeo season. That all changed this time. 

The 26-year-old native of Fredericksburg, Pa., totaled $21,521 during the 

Fourth of July run this year, which included two huge victories. 

There were plenty of fireworks on July 4 for Bowen, who won titles 

at both the World’s Oldest Rodeo in Prescott, Ariz., and the Cody (Wyo.) 

Stampede. 

“This is one of the first Cowboy Christmas runs that I’ve been healthy 

and had things go my way,” Bowen said. “I really haven’t had the chance to go 

to a lot of rodeos during this time of year without fighting a bad injury or being 

completely out. I tried to not worry about it in the past and to know that I 

would eventually have a healthy Fourth of July, and this has definitely been my 

best.” 

Bowen earned a $7,886 prize after his 83.5-point ride on 4L & Diamond 

TOPS IN AT PRESCOTT CODY —– June JULY 30 1-4through July 4 


Trell Etbauer 

$2,838 


and steer wrestling 


1. Evan Jayne ............................ 85.5 pts. 

2. Tim O’Connell .................................. 85 

3. (tie) Steven Peebles ........................ 84 

Kelly Timberman ............................. 84 


1. Josh Peek ....................9.0 sec. on two 

2. Heath Thomas ................................ 9.5 

3. (tie) Trell Etbauer ............................ 9.9 

Kyle Irwin ....................................... 9.9 

TEAM ROPING 

1. C. Masters/T. Graves .. 13.1 sec. on two 

2. (tie) J. Torres/J. Torres ................. 13.4 

C. Crawford/J. Harrison ............... 13.4 

4. J. Barnes/T. Worley ...................... 13.5 

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World’s Oldest Rodeo – Prescott, Ariz. 

S Rodeo’s Sandi’s Dream held up for the victory in Prescott. Later that night, 

his previous 87.5-point ride on Mo Betta Rodeo’s Woody in Cody held off 

Sage Kimzey and Joe Frost by a half-point to earn another $9,253. 

Add in $2,701 from the Greeley (Colo.) Xtreme Bulls and a $940 check 

in Oakley City, Utah, and Bowen moved from 12th to eighth in the July 11 

WEATHER GUARD® PRCA World Standings. 

“It’s great to be able to win that amount of money for one ride,” Bowen 

said of his victories in Prescott and Cody. “Most of the year involves just 

getting small checks wherever you go – whether it’s $1,000 or $2,000 here or 

there – but being able to grab that much money in Prescott and Cody helps 

out so much.” 

BOWEN HAS CERTAINLY earned the right to celebrate a 

prosperous Cowboy Christmas. During July 2016, his shoulder came out at 

two separate times, and then he tore his bicep. 

Having a big run this year has Bowen feeling great, mentally and 

physically. 

“All of the money won is a big confidence booster, but there are other 

little things that build confidence,” he said. “I was able to ride a good bull who 

went away from my hand, and that was big for me because it’s something I’ve 

been struggling with lately. It’s important to keep the ball rolling and move up 

the list, and there’s always room for improvement.” 

Bowen travels with fellow bull rider Scottie Knapp, and the duo hit the 

road in Bowen’s 24-foot RV. 

While he tries to visit his family back in Pennsylvania whenever possible, 

Bowen has essentially been a rodeo gypsy for the past three years. 

“Up until last year, I was living out of my car and staying with 

whoever would have me along the rodeo road,” Bowen said. “Now, 

the traveling schedule hasn’t changed, but the way I do it has. 

“I enjoy being out on the road, and not having a home base is 

OK. The RV has everything that I need, and having my own bed 

in it is something that’s big. A lot of people told me not to get an 

RV because of all the stuff that can go wrong with it, but it’s been 

amazing for me.” 

After several years of living out of a car and sleeping wherever, 

the RV has become a place of solace for Bowen. 

“I baby this RV so much,” he said with a laugh. “I used to 

always have so much trouble sleeping, because I was always on a 

different couch or floor. Now, to have my own bed, I get much better 

sleep and am so much more comfortable. Comfort can make all the 

difference when you’re rodeoing.” 

and be away from rodeo. That also put motivation in me.” 

Knapp has seen Bowen’s riding go to another level in the past year, and 

says it’s due to a combination of factors. 

“It’s a little bit of everything; he puts in the work in the gym, his mental 

game is as strong as ever, and of course, being healthy is a big part of it,” Knapp 

said. “He’s always putting in the work on the side, and that’s paying off for 

him.” 

Bowen used to burn up the road, maxing out his rodeo count and getting 

on every bull possible. While he’s still motivated to win as much as he can, 

experience has led to Bowen being wiser about traveling. 

“We really haven’t rodeoed as hard this year as I did in the past – I’ve 

been going to my circuit rodeos and to the big ones that you can’t miss,” he 

said. “I have no intention of slowing up or changing anything, because it’s all 

working well right now. But while some people are trying to get to absolutely 

every rodeo, I’m trying to take care of my body.” 

Knapp didn’t have as fruitful of a Cowboy Christmas as his buddy, and 

sat 28th in the July 11 world standings. However, he’s hopeful that he can join 

Bowen in Las Vegas this December, and says his traveling partner has as good 

of a shot as anybody to win the world. 

“It would be pretty cool if we were both at the NFR this year,” Knapp 

said. “You want to surround yourself with the best, and I don’t see any reason 

why we both can’t be there. It fuels my fire to see Dustin riding so well, and I 

want to be there doing well with him. It makes traveling and riding bulls more 

enjoyable, and we definitely feed off each other. 

“There’s no doubt that Dustin has it in him to be a world champion. The 

guy who rides the most ends up winning it, and he’s been riding really well.” 

IT HAS BEEN a big rebound year for Bowen – who 

qualified for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo presented by 

Polaris RANGER in 2015, and has already surpassed his total 

money won from the 2016 season, in which he finished 29th in the 

world with $44,416. 

Undeterred from an injury-plagued 2016, Bowen has come 

roaring back in 2017 as he tries to make it back to Las Vegas this 

December. 

“2016 has motivated me – getting back to the Finals is always 

on my mind,” Bowen said. “Last year, I was sitting good in the 

standings and then got hurt, and that gave me a lot of time to think 

Dale Miller Photo 

Steer wrestler Josh Peek’s persistence paid off in a big way in Prescott, as he won 

the three-head average title, earning him $4,491. 



1. (tie) Zeke Thurston ................... 86 pts. 

Sterling Crawley .............................. 86 

3. Ryder Wright ................................... 80 

4. Two tied at .................................... 79.5 


1. Caleb Smidt ............... 18.1 sec. on two 

2. Riley Pruitt ................................... 18.4 

3. Marcos Costa ............................... 18.7 

4. Cooper Martin .............................. 20.4 

STEER ROPING 

1. (tie) Bryce Davis .... 37.3 sec. on three 

Mike Chase .................................. 37.3 

3. J. Tom Fisher ............................... 39.1 

4. Rocky Patterson ........................... 40.0 

BULL RIDING 

1. Dustin Bowen ........................ 83.5 pts. 

2. Tustin Daye .................................. 82.5 

3. Dugan Black ................................. 81.5 

4. Joe Frost ......................................... 80 



Josh Homer photo 

Bradley Harter’s 87.5-point ride on Kesler Rodeo’s Gone Country was worth $4,258 – a good chunk of his total Cowboy Christmas earnings of $11,422. 

Harter has top ride at Livingston 

Saddle bronc rider Bradley Harter was one of the biggest winners of 

Cowboy Christmas, raking in $11,422 – thanks in part to his $4,258 winning 

ride on Kesler Rodeo’s Gone Country at the $201,654 Livingston (Mont.) 

Roundup on July 4. 

Harter – a 10-time qualifier for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo 

presented by Polaris RANGER (2005-06, 2008-15) – also earned $3,936 at 

the Greeley (Colo.) Stampede and $3,228 at the Black Hills Roundup in Belle 

Fourche, S.D. 

“I was needing a good week to get a jump in the standings and the best 

thing about the Fourth of July run is it gives that opportunity,” Harter said, 

estimating he drove about 10,000 miles. 

Harter’s Cowboy Christmas earnings bumped him up in the July 11 

WEATHER GUARD® PRCA World Standings from 33rd to 26th. 

“I was playing catch up, and to get a jump like that helps your 

confidence,” Harter said. 

Rodeo success depends a lot on having confidence, both in the chutes 

and arena, and in making tough decisions such as the one Harter was faced 

with when he had to decide between competing in the short round at Greeley 

or riding a WNFR horse in Oakley City, Utah. 

“Any time you draw a NFR horse and have to turn it out, you hate to 

do it, but I had a NFR one in Greeley too, so that’s a big thing,” Harter said. 

“We have fun most of the time, but it’s those business decisions that make it 

tough. I’d hoped I made the right decision, and when I placed second there (in 

Greeley), it was a payout for the sacrifice.” 

All told, Cowboy Christmas was worth not only the $11,422 Harter 

earned, but also the confidence boost he needed to tackle the remainder of the 

2017 season. 

“It just keeps me motivated to try to do good and carry it out through 

July and August,” Harter said. 

Belle Fourche rings for team ropers 

Two-tenths of a second made the difference between top honors and 

second place for team ropers Clay Smith and Paul Eaves at the Black Hills 

Roundup in Belle Fourche, S.D., on July 4. That fraction of a second also 

increased their total prize money by almost $2,000. 

All told, Smith and Eaves raked in a grand total of $16,561 during their 

Cowboy Christmas run – thanks to the $6,117 they won at Belle Fourche and 

the $9,354 they won at the Greeley (Colo.) Stampede. 

“It was great, I hadn’t been (to Belle Fourche) in a couple of years and it 

was a tough rodeo,” Eaves said. “To win third or fourth would have been great, 

but I was tickled to win it. 

“The competition was tough, all the good teams were there with a fast 

setup and fast times.” 

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Roundup 

The duo also earned $1,087 at the St. Paul (Ore.) Rodeo. 

“We had a couple of rigs going and had some help driving and getting to 

where we were going – that was a big part of it, trying to be rested and ready 

when we got there,” Eaves said. 

Smith’s uncle drove one rig and then Smith’s wife and grandpa drove the 

other while the ropers flew from one rodeo to the next. 

“It means everything – this isn’t a one-man show, you have to have help 

and I just can’t say enough about it,” Eaves said. 

Their Cowboy Christmas success bumped them up in the July 11 

WEATHER GUARD® PRCA World Standings – Eaves went from ninth to 

sixth and Smith went from eighth to sixth. 

“To stay at pace with everyone, you have to win decent through the week, 

and to climb a bit is hard to do this 

time of year and we were tickled 

with that,” Eaves said. 

There wasn’t much time to 

celebrate, as Smith and Eaves have 

every intention of trucking through 

the remainder of the 2017 season as 

they pursue the Wrangler National 

Finals Rodeo presented by Polaris 

RANGER. 

Eaves has qualified for the 

Wrangler NFR five consecutive 

times (2012-16) and Smith two 

consecutive times (2015-16). 

The 27-year-old Texan is vying for his third consecutive qualification to 

the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo presented by Polaris RANGER. 

“In my head, it’s going to happen – just keep the hammer down and 

riding bucking horses and it will happen,” Brown said. 

Prior to Cowboy Christmas, Brown was fourth in the WEATHER 

GUARD® PRCA World Standings with $65,398 at 56 rodeos. 

By July 6, he was still No. 4 with $71,276 at 64 rodeos. After the Rooftop 

Rodeo, he was third with $77,536 at 65 rodeos after a grand total of $12,138 

won at eight Cowboy Christmas rodeos. 

“It could have gone better – but, I’m very happy with it, and overall I’m 

healthy and ready for the rest of the year,” Brown said. 

– Matt Naber 

Jake Brown grabs 

Estes Park victory 

Santa came at the midnight 

hour for bareback rider Jake Brown. 

His biggest win of Cowboy 

Christmas happened on the final 

day when his 85.5-point ride on 

Cervi Championship Rodeo’s Rose 

Puff was declared the top ride of 

the Rooftop Rodeo at Estes Park, 

Colo., on July 10. 

“I just had a good little horse 

called Rose Puff – I was on her in 

2010, so she’s been around a long 

time,” Brown said. 

“It’s a good way to leave the 

Fourth and it makes me ready for 

the rest of the summer.” 

Brown’s success at the 

Rooftop Rodeo added up to 

a $6,260 payday at the end of 

Cowboy Christmas. 

“That’s pretty awesome, 

and being out here to live out our 

dream is blessed beyond belief,” 

Brown said. 

“It just keeps me comfortable 

and ready to go and confident for 

the rest of July and August. Having 

a good Christmas makes you 

confident for Cheyenne and Salt 

Lake and those big ones.” 

Greg Westfall photo 

Jake Brown and Cervi Championship Rodeo’s Rose Puff met up for the first time in seven years at the Rooftop 

Rodeo where Brown nailed an 85.5-point ride worth $6,260. 



Mary Welter photo 

MANAWA, WIS. 

Josh Homer photo 

LIVINGSTON, MONT. 

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Images 

HERINGTON, KAN. 

Phillip Kitts photo 

ST. PAUL, ORE. 

Bob Click photo 

MANDAN, N.D. 

Jackie Jensen photo 


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prca rodeo results 


Ponoka, Alberta, 

June 27-July 3 

Bareback riding: First round: 1. 

Richmond Champion, 87 points on 

Kesler Rodeo’s Street Dance, $4,537; 

2. Jake Vold, 86.5, $3,592; 3. Ty 

Breuer, 85.75, $3,025; 4. (tie) J.R. 

Vezain and Caleb Bennett, 85.25, 

$1,985 each; 6. Orin Larsen, 84.75, 

$1,134; 7. Wyatt Denny, 84.5, $945; 8. 

Seth Hardwick, 84, $756; 9. Clint Laye, 

83.75, $567; 10. (tie) Kelly Timberman 

and Ky Marshall, 83.25, $189 each. 

Finals: 1. Jake Vold, 90.75 points on 

C5 Rodeo’s Virgil, $2,000; 2. J.R. 

Vezain, 89, $1,500; 3. Seth Hardwick, 

87.50, $1,000; 4. Clint Laye, 87.25, 

$500. Average: 1. Jake Vold, 177.25 

points on two head, $4,509; 2. J.R. 

Vezain, 174.25, $3,570; 3. Richmond 

Champion, 173.75, $3,006; 4. Seth 

Hardwick, 171.50, $2,442; 5. Clint 

Laye, 171, $1,503; 6. Orin Larsen, 

170.50, $1,127; 7. Caleb Bennett, 

169.75, $939; 8. Ky Marshall, 168.50, 

$752; 9. Wyatt Denny, 168, $563; 10. 

Ty Breuer, 164, $376. Showdown: 1. 

Jake Vold, 88.75 points on Vold 

Rodeo’s Mucho Dinero, $7,500; 2. J.R. 

Vezain, 88.5, $3,750; 3. Richmond 

Champion, 87, $2,250; 4. Seth 

Hardwick, 82.5, $1,500. 

Steer wrestling: First round: 1. 

Landon Beardsworth, 4.4 seconds, 

$2,433; 2. Jason Thomas, 4.8, $2,230; 

3. (tie) Hunter Cure and Travis Reay, 

5.0, $1,825 each; 5. Harley Cole, 5.4, 

$1,419; 6. Tanner Milan, 5.7, $1,149; 7. 

Morgan Grant, 6.8, $879; 8. (tie) Rowdy 

Hays and Blake Gagnon, 7.0, $676 

each; 10. (tie) Todd Woodward and 

Brock Butterfield, 7.5, $203 each. 

Second round: 1. (tie) Dustin Walker 

and Tanner Milan, 4.1 seconds, $2,334 

each; 3. Michael Trautman, 4.3, $1,960; 

4. (tie) Todd Woodward and Blake 

Gagnon, 4.6, $1,554 each; 6. (tie) 

Hunter Cure and Harley Cole, 4.8, 

$1,014 each; 8. Kyle Irwin, 5.1, $743; 9. 

Logan Beardsworth, 6.5, $608; 10. 

Brendan Laye, 6.9, $405. Finals: 1. 

Todd Woodward, 4.5 seconds, $2,000; 

2. Layne Delemont, 4.6, $1,500; 3. 

Jason Thomas, 5.8, $1,000; 4. Tanner 

Milan, 6.4, $500. Average: 1. Tanner 

Milan, 16.2 seconds on three head, 

$3,649; 2. Todd Woodward, 16.6, 

$3,345; 3. Harley Cole, 18.1, $2,937; 4. 

Jason Thomas, 19.7, $2,534; 5. Dustin 

Walker, 20.1, $2,129; 6. Layne 

Delemont, 20.3, $1,723; 7. Kyle Irwin, 

22.5, $1,318; 8. Blake Gagnon, 24.1, 

$1,115; 9. Hunter Cure, 24.9, $912; 10. 

Travis Reay, 27.4, $608. 

Showdown: 1. Jason Thomas, 4.3 

seconds, $7,500; 2. Tanner Milan, NT, 

$3,750; 3. Todd Woodward, NT, $2,250; 

4. Harley Cole, NT, $1,500. 

Team roping: First round: 1. Jake 

Rodriquez/Mike Beers, 5.9 seconds, 

$1,999 each; 2. Cody Snow/Wesley 

Thorp, 6.3, $1,738; 3. Rhen Richard/ 

Rich Skelton, 6.5, $1,478; 4. (tie) Matt 

Sherwood/Walter Woodard, Clay Ullery/ 

Riley Wilson and Nick Sartain/Justin 

Davis, 6.6, $956 each; 7. (tie) Trey 

Gallais/Kasper Roy and Levi Simpson/ 

Jeremy Buhler, 6.7, $304 each. 

Second round: 1. Kiel Wilson/Tristin 

Woolsey, 5.9 seconds, $1,999 each; 2. 

Roland McFadden/Devin Wigemyr, 6.0, 

$1,738; 3. Troy Fischer/Wyatt Erickson, 

6.1, $1,478; 4. (tie) Riley Roy/Brady 

Chappel and Levi Simpson/Jeremy 

Buhler, 6.2, $1,086 each; 6. Chase 

Simpson/Braidy Davies, 6.4, $695; 7. 

Rhen Richard/Rich Skelton, 6.7, $435; 

8. Justin McCarroll/Brett McCarroll, 6.8, 

$174. Finals: 1. Dustin Bird/Russell 

Cardoza, 5.8 seconds, $1,000 each; 2. 

Riley Roy/Brady Chappel, 6.1, $750; 3. 

Levi Simpson/Jeremy Buhler, 7.1, $500; 

4. Tuftin McLeod/Tyce McLeod, 11.0, 

$250. Average: 1. Riley Roy/Brady 

Chappel, 19.6 seconds on three head, 

$2,347 each; 2. Levi Simpson/Jeremy 

Buhler, 20.0, $2,151; 3. Dustin Bird/ 

Russell Cardoza, 20.1, $1,640; 4. Rhen 

Richard/Rich Skelton, 25.3, $1,630; 5. 

Tuftin McLeod/Tyce McLeod, 26.4, 

$1,369; 6. Nick Sartain/Justin Davis, 

29.70, $1,108; 7. Chase Simpson/ 

Braidy Davies, 29.7, $847; 8. Brett 

Buss/Tyrel Flewelling, 29.9, $717; 9. 

Justin McCarroll/Brett McCarroll, 14.5, 

$587; 10. Troy Fischer/Wyatt Erickson, 

14.6, $191. Showdown: 1. Levi 

Simpson/Jeremy Buhler, 6.0 seconds, 

$3,750 each; 2. Dustin Bird/Russell 

Cardoza, 6.6, $1,875; 3. Riley Roy/ 

Brady Chappel, NT, $1,125; 4. Rhen 

Richard/Rich Skelton, NT, $750. 

Saddle bronc riding: First round: 1. 

Layton Green, 85.25 points on Kesler 

Rodeo’s Gone Country, $4,396; 2. Taos 

Muncy, 85, $3,480; 3. (tie) Troy 

Crowser and Dusty Hausauer, 84.25, 

$2,656 each; 5. (tie) Tyler Corrington 

and Sterling Crawley, 84, $1,282 each; 

7. Zeke Thurston, 83.75, $916; 8. (tie) 

Clay Elliott and Jacobs Crawley, 83, 

$641 each; 10. Travis Nelson, 82, $366. 

Finals: 1. Layton Green, 87.25 points 

on Calgary Stampede’s Stampede 

Warrior, $2,000; 2. Taos Muncy, 87, 

$1,500; 3. (tie) Zeke Thurston and 

Jacobs Crawley, 86.75, $750 each. 

Average: 1. Layton Green, 172.50 

points on two head, $4,396; 2. Taos 

Muncy, 172, $3,480; 3. Zeke Thurston, 

170.50, $2,931; 4. Jacobs Crawley, 

169.75, $2,381; 5. Dusty Hausauer, 

169.5, $1,465; 6. Sterling Crawley, 

166.75, $1,099; 7. Troy Crowser, 

166.25, $916; 8. Preston Burr, 162, 

$833; 9. Tyler Corrington, 84, $550; 10. 

Clay Elliott, 83, $366. Showdown: 1. 

Zeke Thurston, 87.75 points on 

Northcott-Macza’s Get Smart, $7,500; 

2. Layton Green, 87, $3,750; 3. Jacobs 

Crawley, 86.5, $2,250; 4. Taos Muncy, 

75.75, $1,500. 

Tie-down roping: First round: 1. 

Tyson Durfey, 7.8 seconds, $2,433; 2. 

Dean Edge, 8.4, $2,230; 3. Cory 

Solomon, 8.7, $1,960; 4. (tie) Sterling 

Smith and Clint Nyegaard, 8.8, $1,554 

each; 6. Steele Depaoli, 8.9, $1,149; 7. 

(tie) Virgil Poffenroth and Randall 

Carlisle, 9.1, $811 each; 9. Erik 

Dublanko, 9.2, $608; 10. Stetson Vest, 

9.3, $405. Second round: 1. Jason 

Schaffer, 7.3 seconds, $2,433; 2. Clint 

Nyegaard, 7.7, $2,230; 3. Rhen 

Richard, 7.9, $1,960; 4. Westyn 

Hughes, 8.0, $1,689; 5. Russell 

Cardoza, 8.1, $1,419; 6. Tuf Cooper, 

8.2, $1,149; 7. Tyson Durfey, 8.3, $879; 

8. (tie) Blair Smith and Logan Bird, 8.4, 

$676 each; 10. Stacy Cornet, 8.5, $405. 

Finals: 1. Stetson Vest, 7.9 seconds, 

$2,000; 2. (tie) Logan Bird and Jason 

Schaffer, 8.1, $1,250 each; 4. Cory 

Solomon, 8.6, $500. Average: 1. Jason 

Schaffer, 25.2 seconds on three head, 

$3,649; 2. Tyson Durfey, 25.9, $3,345; 

3. Stetson Vest, 26.6, $2,940; 4. Cory 

Solomon, 27.8, $2,534; 5. Logan Bird, 

28.1, $2,129; 6. Russell Cardoza, 28.2, 

$1,723; 7. Ben Robinson, 29.2, $1,318; 

8. Dean Edge, 29.5, $1,115; 9. Riley 

Warren, 29.8, $912; 10. Clint Nyegaard, 

16.5 seconds on two head, $608. 

Showdown: 1. Jason Schaffer, 8.6 

seconds, $7,500; 2. Cory Solomon, 9.1, 

$3,750; 3. Tyson Durfey, 10.3, $2,250; 

4. Stetson Vest, 18.3, $1,500. 

Barrel racing: First round: 1. Sherry 

Cervi, 17.610 seconds, $4,704; 2. 

Callahan Crossley, 17.675, $3,998; 3. 

Kirsty White, 17.701, $3,293; 4. Tillar 

Murray, 17.748, $2,822; 5. Cathy Grant, 

17.754, $2,352; 6. (tie) Carman 

Pozzobon and Jaime Hinton, 17.758, 

$1,411 each; 8. Taylor Jacob, 17.833, 

$941; 9. Taylor Manning, 17.837, $823; 

10. Melissa Thiessen, 17.846, $706; 11. 

Christine Laughlin, 17.890, $588; 12. 

Lynette Brodoway, 17.894, $470. 

Finals: 1. Carman Pozzobon, 17.417 

seconds, $2,000; 2. Taylor Manning, 

17.649, $1,500; 3. Lynette Brodoway, 

17.675, $1,000; 4. Christine Laughlin, 

17.704, $500. Average: 1. Carman 

Pozzobon, 35.175 seconds on two 

head, $4,704; 2. Jaime Hinton, 35.465, 

$3,998; 3. Taylor Manning, 35.486, 

$3,293; 4. Lynette Broadway, 35.569, 

$2,822; 5. Christine Laughlin, 35.594, 

$2,352; 6. Sherry Cervi, 35.678, 

$1,646; 7. Callahan Crossley, 35.765, 

$1,176; 8. Kirsty White, 35.836, $941; 

9. Cathy Grant, 35.853, $823; 10. Tillar 

Murray, 35.870, $706; 11. Taylor Jacob, 

35.944, $588; 12. Melissa Thiessen, 

36.443, $470. Showdown: 1. Carman 

Pozzobon, 17.626 seconds, $7,500; 2. 

Taylor Manning, 17.662, $3,750; 3. 

Jaime Hinton, 17.707, $2,250; 4. 

Lynette Brodoway, 17.820, $1,500. 

Bull riding: First round: *1. Garrett 

Smith, 88.75 points on Wayne Vold 

Rodeo’s Crooked Nose, $4,385; 2. 

Jordan Hansen, 84.75, $3,602; 3. Joe 

Frost, 84.5, $3,132; 4. Marcos Gloria, 

82.5, $2,663; 5. Wacey Finkbeiner, 

80.25, $1,879; no other qualified rides. 

Finals: 1. Wacey Finkbeiner, 88.25 

points on Vold Rodeo’s Blow Me Away, 

$2,000; 2. Garrett Smith, 86.75, $1,500; 

3. Joe Frost, 85, $1,000; 4. Marcos 

Gloria, 83.75, $500. Average: *1. 

Garrett Smith, 175.5 points on two 

head, $3,759; 2. Joe Frost, 169.5, 

$3,602; 3. Wacey Finkbeiner, 168.5, 

$3,132; 4. Marcos Gloria, 166.25, 

$2,663; 5. Jordan Hansen, 84.75 on 

one head, $1,879. Showdown: No 

qualified rides. Based on the ground 

rules, Showdown money goes to the 

average winners: 1. Garrett Smith, 

$7,500; 2. Joe Frost, $3,750; 3. Wacey 

Finkbeiner, $2,250; 4. Marcos Gloria, 

$1,500. 

Total payoff: $450,962. Stock 

contractor: Vold Rodeo. Subcontractors: 

Kesler Rodeo, Outlaw 

Buckers, Calgary Stampede, C5 

Rodeo, Girletz Rodeo, Northcott-Macza 

Rodeo and Prime Time Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Brenda Peterson. Officials: 

Dale Reid, Lane Peterson, Larry 

Adams, Ward Henry and John Gillis. 

Timers: Maxine Baird and Brenda Vold. 

Announcers: Les McIntyre and Dr. 

Lynn Phillips. Specialty act: John 

Payne. Bullfighters: Brett Monea, 

Beau Byrne and Tyler Prescott. Clown/ 

barrelman: Ash Cooper. Flankman: 

Andy Jones. Chute boss: Maynard 

Bird. Pickup men: Gary Rempel, Jim 

Kelts, Jason Resch, Jeff Resch and 

Terry Leader. 

Airdrie Pro Rodeo 

Airdrie, Alberta, 


Bareback riding: 1. Tanner Aus, 87 

points on Calgary Stampede Rodeo’s 

Yipee Kibitz, $2,001; 2. Dylan Bilton, 

86, $1,584; 3. Kelly Timberman, 85, 

$1,334; 4. (tie) Ky Marshall, Kash 

Wilson, Clayton Biglow and Jake Vold, 

83, $667 each; 8. Wyatt Denny, 82.5, 

$332; 9. (tie) Tate Hartell, Richmond 

Champion and Michael Solberg, 82, 

$139 each. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Craig Weisgerber, 

3.8 seconds, $2,305; 2. Scott 

Guenthner, 3.9, $2,113; 3. (tie) Tyler 

Pearson, Lucas Parker and Travis 

Reay, 4.1, $1,601 each; 6. Luke 

Simonin, 4.2, $1,089; 7. (tie) Matt 

Richardson, Quentin Branden, Todd 

Woodward and Stephen Culling, 4.3, 

$624 each. 

Team roping: 1. Trey Gallais/Kasper 

Roy, 4.1 seconds, $1,513 each; 2. (tie) 

Jesse Popescul/Kevin Schreiner and 

Justin McCarroll/Brett McCarroll, 4.2, 

$1,217 each; 4. (tie) Kolton Schmidt/ 

Dugan Kelly and Clay Ullery/Riley 

Wilson, 4.4, $823 each; 6. Josh 

Eirikson/Brent Keaveney, 4.5, $526; 7. 

(tie) Kiel Wilson/Tristin Woolsey and 

Cole Bevans/Ty Cahoon, 4.7, $230 

each. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Heith DeMoss, 

85.5 points on Outlaw Buckers’ Lunatic 

Party, $2,240; 2. Audy Reed, 85, 

$1,840; 3. Chet Johnson, 83.5, $1,440; 

4. Cort Scheer, 83, $1,040; 5. Tyler 

Corrington, 80, $640; 6. (tie) Call Marr 

and Sam Kelts, 79.5, $320 each; 8. 

Jake Watson, 79, $160. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Shane Hanchey, 

7.3 seconds, $2,305; 2. (tie) Lee 

Rombough and Justin Brinkerhoff, 7.4, 

$1,985 each; 4. Murray Pole, 7.8, 

$1,601; 5. Clint Nyegaard, 7.9, $1,345; 

6. Jim Bean, 8.1, $1,089; 7. Mace 

Perozak, 8.2, $832; 8. Cory Solomon, 

8.4, $704; 9. Ben Robinson, 8.7, $576; 

10. (tie) Riley Warren, Reese Riemer 

and Shane Smith, 9.1, $128 each. 

Barrel racing: 1. Kellie Collier, 15.039 

seconds, $2,463; 2. Callahan Crossley, 

15.137, $2,093; 3. Rainy Robinson, 

15.232, $1,724; 4. Sydney Daines, 

15.249, $1,478; 5. Colby Gilbert, 

15.260, $1,231; 6. Cathy Grant, 15.264, 

$862; 7. Marci Laye, 15.309, $616; 8. 

Kirsty White, 15.368, $493; 9. Jaime 

Hinton, 15.409, $431; 10. Tillar Murray, 

15.416, $369; 11. Laci Suitor, 15.435, 

$308; 12. Rebecca Miller, 15.446, $246. 

Bull riding: First round: 1. Brock 

Radford, 87.5 points on Outlaw 

Buckers’ Shakin Hands, $1,383; 2. 

Todd Chotowetz, 85.5, $1,144; 3. Riker 

Carter, 85, $906; 4. Zane Lambert, 

84.5, $668; 5. Joe Frost, 83.5, $429; 6. 

Jordan Hansen, 82.5, $238. Second 

round: *1. Jordan Hansen, 87 points 

on Outlaw Buckers’ OLS Tubs 

Buckington, $3,735; 2. Wacey 

Finkbeiner, 86.5, $3,248; 3. Steven 

Woolsey, 84.5, $2,761. *(all totals 

include ground money). Average: 1. 

Jordan Hansen, 169.5 on two head, 

$3,078; 2. Brock Radford, 87.5 points 

on one head, $2,547; 3. Wacey 

Finkbeiner, 86.5, $2,017; 4. Todd 

Chotowetz, 85.5, $1,486; 5. Riker 

Carter, 85, $955; 6. (tie) Steven 



Woolsey and Zane Lambert, 84.5, $265 

each. 


contractor: Outlaw Buckers. 

Subcontractors: Calgary Stampede 

and X6 Ranch. Rodeo secretary: 

Karry Krystal. Timers: Shauna Adams 

and Karry Krystal. Announcers: Dave 

Poulsen and Dustin Edwards. Officials: 

Perry Gurski, Jim Dunn and Cam 

Morrison. Pickup men: Wade Grover 

and Travis Erickson. Bullfighters: Greg 

Loring Jr. and Scott Waye. Clown/ 

barrelman: Dennis Halstead. 

Flankmen: Jonathan Kmita, Dallas 

Burns, Curtis Sawyer and Tyler Kraft. 

Photographer: Billie-Jean Duff. Music 

Director: Ted Stovin. 

Greeley Stampede 

Greeley, Colo., 


All-around cowboy: Caleb Smidt, 

$9,802, tie-down roping and team 

roping. 

Bareback riding: First round: 1. (tie) 

Shane O’Connell, on Beutler & Son 

Rodeo’s Satin Sheets, and Kaycee 

Feild, on Beutler & Son Rodeo’s Bad 

Influence, 84.5 points, $3,292 each; 3. 

Joel Schlegel, 82.5, $2,112; 4. Tim 

O’Connell, 82, $1,366; 5. (tie) Steven 

Dent and Grant Denny, 81.5, $745 

each; 7. (tie) Orin Larsen, Tanner Aus 

and Clayton Biglow, 81, $290 each. 

Finals: 1. Shane O’Connell, 89 points 

on Beutler & Son Rodeo’s Hollywood 

Hills, $1,650; 2. Steven Dent, 84, 

$1,250; 3. (tie) Clayton Biglow and 

Tanner Aus, 82, $750 each; 5. Tyler 

Scales, 76, $350; 6. Levi Nicholson, 60, 

$250. Average: 1. Shane O’Connell, 

173.5 points on two head, $3,727; 2. 

Steven Dent, 165.5, $2,857; 3. (tie) 

Tanner Aus and Clayton Biglow, 163, 

$1,739 each; 5. Tyler Scales, 156.5, 

$870; 6. Levi Nicholson, 136.5, $621; 7. 

Joel Schlegel, 82.5 on one head, $497; 

12. Evan Miller, 77, $373. 

Steer wrestling: First round: 1. Ty 

Erickson, 3.8 seconds, $3,183; 2. Will 

Lummus, 4.0, $2,768; 3. Del Kraupie, 

4.2, $2,353; 4. Dru Melvin, 4.3, $1,938; 

5. (tie) Newt Novich, Chance Howard 

and Billy Bugenig, 4.5, $1,107 each; 8. 

Cameron Morman, 4.6, $277. Finals: 1. 

Dru Melvin, 3.6 seconds, $2,001; 2. 

Dakota Eldridge, 3.8, $1,656; 3. Ty 

Erickson, 4.6, $1,311; 4. Chance 

Howard, 5.0, $966; 5. Billy Bugenig, 

6.2, $621; 6. Justice Johnson, 6.4, 

$345. Average: 1. Dru Melvin, 7.9 

seconds on two head, $4,775; 2. Ty 

Erickson, 8.4, $4,152; 3. Dakota 

Eldridge, 8.5, $3,529; 4. Chance 

Howard, 9.5, $2,906; 5. Billy Bugenig, 

10.7, $2,284; 6. Justice Johnson, 11.2, 

$1,661; 7. Will Lummus, 12.2, $1,038; 

8. Del Kraupie, 18.3, $415. 

Team roping: First round: 1. Riley 

Minor/Brady Minor, 4.5 seconds, $3,821 

each; 2. Marcus Theriot/Cody 

Doescher, 4.6, $3,323; 3. (tie) Garrett 

Rogers/Jake Minor and Clay Smith/ 

Paul Eaves, 4.7, $2,575 each; 5. (tie) 

Tyler Schnaufer/Trevor Schnaufer and 

Erich Rogers/Cory Petska, 4.9, $1,578 

each; 7. (tie) Charly Crawford/Joseph 

Harrison and Dwight Sells/Myles John, 

5.0, $582 each. Finals: 1. Clay Smith/ 

Paul Eaves, 5.6 seconds, $1,421 each; 

2. (tie) Riley Minor/Brady Minor and 

Garrett Rogers/Jake Minor, 5.8, $1,054 

each; 4. Marcus Theriot/Cody 

Doescher, 6.0, $686; 5. Peyton 

Holliday/Kingston Chang, 9.4, $441; 6. 

Charly Crawford/Joseph Harrison, 12.2, 

$245. Average: 1. (tie) Riley Minor/ 

Brady Minor and Clay Smith/Paul 

Eaves, 10.3 seconds on two head, 

$5,358 each; 3. Garrett Rogers/Jake 

Minor, 10.5, $4,237; 4. Marcus Theriot/ 

Cody Doescher, 10.6, $3,489; 5. 

Peyton Holliday/Kingston Chang, 14.5, 

$2,741; 6. Charly Crawford/Joseph 

Harrison, 17.2, $1,994; 7. Luke Brown/ 

Jake Long, 25.2, $1,246; 8. (tie) Tyler 

Schnaufer/Trevor Schnaufer and Erich 

Rogers/Cory Petska, 4.9 on one head, 

$249 each. 


Brody Cress, 85 points on Beutler & 

Son Rodeo’s Nutrena’s Dillinger, 

$2,930; 2. Audy Reed, 82.5, $2,246; 3. 

(tie) Hardy Braden and Leon Fountain, 

82, $1,367 each; 5. Rusty Wright, 81.5, 

$684; 6. (tie) Clay Elliott and Bradley 

Harter, 81, $440 each; 8. Taos Muncy, 

80.5, $293. Finals: 1. Rusty Wright, 87 

points on Beutler & Son Rodeo’s Ole 

Flame, $1,650; 2. Bradley Harter, 83.5, 

$1,250; 3. Spencer Wright, 81, $900; 4. 

Audy Reed, 77, $600; 5. Hardy Braden, 

72, $350; no other qualified rides. 

Average: 1. Rusty Wright, 168.5 points 

on two head, $2,930; 2. Bradley Harter, 

164.5, $2,246; 3. Spencer Wright, 161, 

$1,660; 4. Audy Reed, 159.5, $1,074; 5. 

Hardy Braden, 154, $684; 6. Brody 

Cress, 85 on one head, $488; 7. Leon 

Fountain, 82, $391. 

Tie-down roping: First round: 1. (tie) 

Cade Swor and Caleb Smidt, 8.8 

seconds, $3,971 each; 3. Randall 

Carlisle, 9.0, $3,140; 4. (tie) Justin 

Smith, Tyson Durfey and Marcos Costa, 

9.3, $2,032 each; 7. Cimarron 

Boardman, 9.5, $924; 8. (tie) Jake Pratt 

and Timber Moore, 9.6, $185 each. 

Finals: 1. Shane Hanchey, 9.3 

seconds, $1,711; 2. Cade Swor, 10.2, 

$1,416; 3. Caleb Smidt, 10.3, $1,121; 4. 

Shank Edwards, 11.3, $826; 5. Randall 

Carlisle, 12.1, $531; 6. Jake Pratt, 14.8, 

$295. Average: 1. (tie) Shane Hanchey 

and Cade Swor, 19.0 seconds on two 

head, $5,957 each; 3. Caleb Smidt, 

19.1, $4,710; 4. (tie) Randall Carlisle 

and Shank Edwards, 21.1, $3,463 

each; 6. Jake Pratt, 24.4, $2,216; 7. 

Marcos Costa, 34.1, $1,385; 8. Justin 

Smith, 9.3 on one head, $554. 

Barrel racing: First round: 1. Ericka 

Nelson, 17.21 seconds, $4,911; 2. 

Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi, 17.25, $4,209; 

3. Tiany Schuster, 17.27, $3,508; 4. 

Sydni Blanchard, 17.30, $3,040; 5. 

Sarah Kieckhefer, 17.44, $2,338; 6. 

Hailey Kinsel, 17.45, $1,871; 7. Sidney 

Forrest, 17.46, $1,403; 8. Carley 

Richardson, 17.47, $935; 9. Kim 

Schulze, 17.49, $702; 10. Shea Durfey, 

17.50, $468. Finals: 1. Sydni 

Blanchard, 17.15 seconds, $2,079; 2. 

Hailey Kinsel, 17.21, $1,559; 3. Brittany 

Pozzi Tonozzi, 17.24, $1,039; 4. Kim 

Schulze, 17.27, $520. Average: 1. 

Sydni Blanchard, 34.45 seconds on two 

head, $4,911; 2. Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi, 

34.49, $4,209; 3. Ericka Nelson, 34.52, 

$3,508; 4. Hailey Kinsel, 34.66, $3,040; 

5. (tie) Tiany Schuster and Kim 

Schulze, 34.76, $2,105 each; 7. Sidney 

Forrest, 34.79, $1,403; 8. Carley 

Richardson, 34.85, $935; 9. Tammy 

Fischer, 35.02, $702; 10. Sarah 

Kieckhefer, 35.03, $468. 

Bull riding: First round: 1. Brody 

Yeary, 85.5 points on Rocky Mountain 

Rodeo’s Captain Crunch, $2,874; 2. 

Jess Davison, 83.5, $2,203; 3. Dustin 

Muncy, 82, $1,628; 4. Bayle Worden, 

78.5, $1,054; 5. Shad Heiner, 75, $671; 

6. (tie) Dustin Boquet and Josh Frost, 

74, $431 each; 8. Tristan Mize, 68, 

$287. Finals: No qualified rides. 

Average: 1. Brody Yeary, 85.5 points 

on one head, $3,144; 2. Jess Davison, 

83.5, $2,410; 3. Dustin Muncy, 82, 

$1,781; 4. Bayle Worden, 78.5, $1,153; 

5. Shad Heiner, 75, $734; 6. Josh Frost, 

74, $524; 7. Ednei Caminhas, 64, $419; 

8. Brett Custer, 56, $314. 


contractor: Beutler & Son Rodeo. 

Sub-contractor: Rocky Mountain 

Rodeo. Rodeo secretary: Vickie 

Shireman. Officials: Chuck Hoss, Skip 

Emmett and George Gibbs. Timers: 

Tammy Braden and Kelsi Peterson. 

Announcer: Will Rasmussen. 

Specialty act: John Harrison. 

Bullfighters: Brandon Loden and 

Wacey Munsell. Clown/barrelman: 

John Harrison. Flankmen: Rhett 

Beutler and Glenn Southwick. Chute 

bosses: Bennie Beutler and Matt Scott. 

Pickup men: Shandon Stalls, Butch 

Braden Jr. and Matt Scott. 

Photographer: Dan Hubbell. Music 

director: Jill Franzen Loden. 

Williams Lake Stampede 

Williams Lake, British 

Columbia, June 29-July 2 

Bareback riding: 1. Steven Peebles, 

88 points on Duffy Rodeo’s Blue Jeans, 

$3,892; 2. (tie) Colin Adams and Gavin 

DeRose, 87, $2,838 each; 4. Jake Vold, 

86.5, $2,108; 5. (tie) Kyle Bowers and 

Justin McDaniel, 86, $1,135 each; 7. 

(tie) Ky Marshall and Logan Hodson, 

85.5, $730 each; 9. Seth Hardwick, 

84.5, $386; 10. Luke Creasy, 84, $324. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Tyson Willick, 3.8 

seconds, $3,959; 2. Dustin Walker, 3.9, 

$3,629; 3. (tie) Travis Reay, Quentin 

Branden and Lucas Parker, 4.0, 

$2,750 each; 6. Chance Butterfield, 

4.1, $1,870; 7. Jonathan Ragatz, 4.2, 

$1,430; 8. (tie) Morgan Grant and 

Denver Roy, 4.3, $1,100 each; 10. 

Coleman Kohorst, 4.4, $660. 

Team roping: 1. Dustin Bird/Russell 

Cardoza, 5.0 seconds, $2,572 each; 

2. Grady Branden/Quentin Branden, 

5.4, $2,358; 3. (tie) Riley Roy/Brady 

Chappel, Kiel Wilson/Tristin Woolsey, 

Dawson Graham/Dillon Graham and 

Jake Rodriguez/Mike Beers, 5.5, 

$1,643 each; 7. (tie) Steele Depaoli/ 

Brent Keaveney and Clay Ullery/ 

Riley Wilson, 5.7, $857 each; 9. Riley 

Warren/Stacy Cornet, 5.8, $643; 10. 

Logan Bonnett/Keely Bonnett, 6.1, 

$429. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Audy Reed, 

85.5 points on Duffy Rodeo’s Bay 

Street, $3,993; 2. Justin Berg, 84.5, 

$3,161; 3. Jacobs Crawley, 84, $2,662; 

4. (tie) Cort Scheer and Layton Green, 

83.5, $1,747 each; 6. Sam Kelts, 83, 

$998; 7. (tie) Chance Barrass, Dusty 

Hausauer and Jake Watson, 82, $666 

each; 10. Dawson Hay, 81.5, $333. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Matt Shiozawa, 

8.2, $4,095; 2. (tie) Blair Smith and Erik 

Dublanko, 8.4, $3,526 each; 4. (tie) 

Mace Perozak and Justin Malone, 8.6, 

$2,616 each; 6. Keely Bonnett, 8.7, 

$1,934; 7. Lee Rombough, 8.8, $1,479; 

8. (tie) Jesse Popescul and Shane 

Smith, 9.0, $1,137 each; 10. (tie) Tyler 

Johnson and Clayton Smith, 9.2, $341. 

Barrel racing: 1. Jane Melby, 16.328 

seconds, $4,110; 2. Sydney Daines, 

16.414, $3,288; 3. Jackie Ganter, 

16.429, $2,671; 4. Jaime Hinton, 

16.438, $2,055; 5. Lynette Brodoway, 

16.464, $1,644; 6. Cathy Grant, 16.533, 

$1,233; 7. Kendra Edey, 16.596, 

$1,027; 8. Carman Pozzobon, 16.668, 

$925; 9. Colby Gilbert, 16.674, $822; 

10. Diane Skocdopole, 16.684, $719; 

11. Sherrylynn Johnson, 16.691, $616; 

12. Crystal Christman, 16.695, $514; 

13. Rene Leclercq, 16.756, $411; 14. 

Callahan Crossley, 16.756, $308; 14. 

Katie Garthwaite, 16.761, $205. 

Bull riding: *1. Austin Nash, 88.5 

points on Duffy Rodeo’s Blue Wing, 

$3,637; 2. Ty Ellis, 87.5, $2,917; 3. (tie) 

Jordan Hansen and Todd Chotowetz, 

81, $2,270 each; 5. Brock Radford, 

79, $1,335; 6. Travis Warburton, 77.5, 

$1,048; 7. Garrett Green, 73, $904. *(all 

totals include ground money). 


contractor: C+ Rodeo. Subcontractors: 

Duffy Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Marion Pippolo. Officials: 

Terry Cooke, Bernie Rivet and Court 

Smith. Timers: Patty Thomas and 

Lonnie Rolf. Announcer: Tyler 

Pietch. Specialty act: Niki Flundra. 

Bullfighters: Hughson Gleeson and 

Scott Hughes. Clown/barrelman: 

Jason Charters. Flankman: Dustin 

Duffy and Roy Call. Pickup men: Wade 

McNolty and Earl Call. 

World’s Oldest Rodeo 

Prescott, Ariz., 


All-around cowboy: Trell Etbauer, 

$2,838, tie-down roping and steer 

wrestling. 

Bareback riding: 1. Evan Jayne, 85.5 

points on United Pro Rodeo’s Smoke 

Jumper, $5,640; 2. Tim O’Connell, 85, 

$4,324; 3. (tie) Steven Peebles and 

Kelly Timberman, 84, $2,632 each; 

5. Shane O’Connell, 83.5, $1,316; 6. 

Kaycee Feild, 83, $940; 7. (tie) Bill 

Tutor and Kyle Charley, 82, $658 each. 

Steer wrestling: First round: 1. Riley 

Krassin, 3.8 seconds, $1,930; 2. Heath 

Thomas, 3.9, $1,679; 3. (tie) Cody 

Kroul and Dirk Tavenner, 4.4, $1,301 

each; 5. Jacob Edler, 4.5, $923; 6. (tie) 

Josh Peek and Wyatt Lindsay, 4.6, 

$546 each; 8. (tie) Trell Etbauer and 

Trevor Duhon, 4.9, $84 each. Second 

round: 1. Jacob Talley, 4.2 seconds, 

$1,930; 2. (tie) Coltin Hill and Jacob 

Shofner, 4.3, $1,553 each; 4. (tie) 

Kyle Irwin and Josh Peek, 4.4, $1,049 

each; 6. Riley Duvall, 4.6, $671; 7. 

Dean McIntyre, 4.7, $420; 8. Tanner 

Robinson, 4.8, $168. Average: 1. 

Josh Peek, 9.0 seconds on two head, 

$2,896; 2. Heath Thomas, 9.5, $2,518; 

3. (tie) Trell Etbauer and Kyle Irwin, 

9.9, $1,951 each; 5. Riley Duvall, 10.0, 

$1,385; 6. Riley Krassin, 10.1, $1,007; 

7. (tie) Jacob Talley and Nick Guy, 10.3, 

$441 each. 

Team roping: First round: 1. Chad 

Masters/Travis Graves, 5.3 seconds, 

$2,198 each; 2. Jake Orman/Tyler 

Domingue, 5.7, $1,911; 3. Garrett 

Tonozzi/Wyatt Cox, 5.9, $1,624; 4. 

Skeeter Hill/Pace Blanchard, 6.1, 

$1,338; 5. (tie) Marcus Theriot/ 

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Cody Doescher and Clay Tryan/ 

Jade Corkill, 6.3, $908 each; 7. Tyler 

Wade/Clint Summers, 6.5, $478; 8. 

Jake Barnes/Tyler Worley, 6.6, $191. 

Second round: 1. Jake Cooper/ 

Dakota Kirchenschlager, 5.1 seconds, 

$2,198 each; 2. Trevor Brazile/Patrick 

Smith, 5.3, $1,911; 3. Tom Richards/ 

Tyler McKnight, 5.4, $1,624; 4. Trey 

Blackmore/Steve Sherwood, 5.8, 

$1,338; 5. (tie) B.J. Campbell/Lane 

Siggins, Calvin Brevik/Kory Bramwell 

and Steven Gaona/Anthony Calmelat, 

6.0, $764 each; 8. (tie) Brandon Webb/ 

Kollin VonAhn and Tanner Baldwin/J.W. 

Borrego, 6.1, $96 each. Average: 1. 

Chad Masters/Travis Graves, 13.1 

seconds on two head, $3,296 each; 

2. (tie) Joshua Torres/Jonathan Torres 

and Charly Crawford/Joseph Harrison, 

13.4, $2,651 each; 4. Jake Barnes/ 

Tyler Worley, 13.5, $2,006; 5. Calvin 

Brevik/Kory Bramwell, 13.8, $1,576; 6. 

(tie) Chris Francis/Cade Passig, Blake 

Teixeira/Monty Joe Petska and Hayes 

Smith/Cesar de la Cruz, 13.9, $717 

each. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. (tie) Sterling 

Crawley, on United Pro Rodeo’s Ropin 

Dreams, and Zeke Thurston, on United 

Pro Rodeo’s Ropin Dreams, 86 points, 

$4,907 each; 3. Ryder Wright, 80, 

$3,148; 4. (tie) Cody DeMoss and 

Clayton Brum, 79.5, $1,667 each; 6. 

(tie) Ben Londo and Isaac Diaz, 79, 

$833 each; 8. Heith DeMoss, 78.5, 

$556. 

Tie-down roping: First round: 1. Riley 

Pruitt, 8.5 seconds, $2,309; 2. Caleb 

Smidt, 8.6, $2,008; 3. (tie) Timber 

Moore and J.C. Malone, 9.0, $1,556 

each; 5. Tuf Cooper, 9.1, $1,104; 6. 

Trell Etbauer, 9.3, $803; 7. Jesse 

Clark, 9.5, $502; 8. (tie) Ike Fontenot 

and Marcus Theriot, 9.6, $100 each. 

Second round: 1. Marcos Costa, 8.8 

seconds, $2,309; 2. Seth Hall, 9.1, 

$2,008; 3. Michael Otero, 9.2, $1,706; 

4. (tie) Justin Smith and Cooper Martin, 

9.3, $1,255 each; 6. Caleb Smidt, 9.5, 

$803; 7. James Fletcher Jr, 9.8, $502; 

8. Riley Pruitt, 9.9, $201. Average: 

1. Caleb Smidt, 18.1 seconds on two 

head, $3,463; 2. Riley Pruitt, 18.4, 

$3,011; 3. Marcos Costa, 18.7, $2,560; 

4. Cooper Martin, 20.4, $2,108; 5. 

Joseph Parsons, 21.0, $1,656; 6. 

Matt Shiozawa, 21.3, $1,205; 7. Brent 

Belkham, 21.9, $753; 8. Tim Pharr, 

22.0, $301. 

Barrel racing: First round: 1. Timi 

Lickley, 17.19 seconds, $1,961; 

2. (tie) Kim Schulze and Brittany 

Pozzi Tonozzi, 17.26, $1,541 each; 

4. Kimmie Wall, 17.35, $1,214; 5. 

Sammi Bessert, 17.51, $934; 6. Tami 

Semas, 17.52, $747; 7. Haley Wolfe, 

17.53, $560; 8. (tie) Ashley Haller 

and Erin Parsons, 17.57, $327 each; 

10. Christine Laughlin, 17.58, $187. 

Second round: 1. Brittany Pozzi 

Tonozzi, 17.33 seconds, $1,961; 2. 

Kimmie Wall, 17.41, $1,681; 3. Kim 

Schulze, 17.50, $1,401; 4. Suzann 

Bene, 17.53, $1,214; 5. Haley Wolfe, 

17.57, $934; 6. Lori Todd, 17.61, $747; 

7. Timi Lickley, 17.69, $560; 8. Ashley 

Haller, 17.71, $373; 9. Sarah Rose 

McDonald, 17.73, $280; 10. (tie) Ashley 

Tenbrink and Jolee Lautaret-Jordan, 

17.76, $93 each. Average: 1. Brittany 

Pozzi Tonozzi, 34.59 seconds on two 

head, $1,961; 2. (tie) Kim Schulze and 

Kimmie Wall, 34.76, $1,541 each; 4. 

Timi Lickley, 34.88, $1,214; 5. Haley 

Wolfe, 35.10, $934; 6. Ashley Haller, 

35.28, $747; 7. Ashley Tenbrink, 35.37, 

$560; 8. Christine Laughlin, 35.43, 

$373; 9. Lori Todd, 35.48, $280; 10. 

Sydni Blanchard, 35.64, $187. 

Steer roping: First round: 1. John 

Bland, 10.5 seconds, $960; 2. Marty 

Jones, 11.4, $795; 3. Mike Chase, 11.5, 

$629; 4. Bryce Davis, 12.3, $464; 5. 

Chance Kelton, 12.4, $298; 6. J. Tom 

Fisher, 13.0, $166. Second round: 1. 

Chet Herren, 10.4 seconds, $960; 2. 

Rocky Patterson, 10.9, $795; 3. Bryce 

Davis, 11.8, $629; 4. J. Tom Fisher, 

12.8, $464; 5. Mike Chase, 13.2, $298; 

6. Brent Lewis, 14.3, $166. Third 

round: 1. Jim Locke, 11.4 seconds, 

$960; 2. John Bland, 12.1, $795; 3. (tie) 

Mike Chase and Marty Jones, 12.6, 

$546 each; 5. Brian Garr, 13.0, $298; 

6. Brent Lewis, 13.1, $166. Average: 1. 

(tie) Bryce Davis and Mike Chase, 37.3 

seconds on three head, $1,316 each; 

3. J. Tom Fisher, 39.1, $944; 4. Rocky 

Patterson, 40.0, $695; 5. Brent Lewis, 

44.8, $447; 6. Brian Garr, 45.2, $248. 

Bull riding: * 1. Dustin Bowen, 83.5 

points on 4L & Diamond S Rodeo’s 

Sandi’s Dream, $7,221; 2. Tustin Daye, 

82.5, $5,661; 3. Dugan Black, 81.5, 

$4,324; 4. Joe Frost, 80, $2,987; 5. 

Tim Bingham, 79.5, $2,095; no other 

qualified rides. *(all totals include 

ground money). 


contractor: Harry Vold Rodeo. Subcontractors: 

JK Rodeo, 4L & Diamond 

S Rodeo and United Pro Rodeo. 

Rodeo secretary: Mikey Duggan. 

Officials: Mike Jones, Cliff Overstreet, 

Jeff Dorenkamp and Bobby Davis. 

Timers: Mary Borgen and Michelle 

Corley. Announcer: Randy Corley. 

Specialty acts: Tomas Garcilazo and 

Troy Lerwill. Bullfighters: Luke Kraut 

and Quirt Hunt. Clown/barrelman: 

Troy Lerwill. Flankmen: Fred 

Boettcher, Jim Kenney, Scott Pickens 

and Danny Reagan. Chute bosses: 

Kirsten Vold and Dalton Ward. Pickup 

men: Dalton Ward and Ty Atchison. 

Photographer: Dale Miller. Music 

director: Joshua Hilton. 

Mid-Western Rodeo 

Manawa, Wis., 


All-around cowboy: Fenton Nelson, 


wrestling. 

Bareback riding: 1. Lane McGehee, 

84 points on Three Hills Rodeo’s White 

Liar, $1,632; 2. Jordan Pelton, 83, 

$1,236; 3. (tie) Blake Smith and Paden 

Hurst, 82, $742 each; 5. Cole Picton, 

81, $346; 6. Tyler Waltz, 80, $247. 

Steer wrestling: First round: 1. Noel 

Strahan, 4.4 seconds, $967; 2. Noah 

Lassa, 4.5, $725; 3. Justin Morehouse, 

5.1, $483; 4. Talon Roseland, 5.4, 

$242. Second round: 1. (tie) Noel 

Strahan and Jacob Burks, 4.1 seconds, 

$846 each; 3. Wade Steffen, 4.3, $483; 

4. Brian Conrad, 4.5, $242. Average: 

1. Noel Strahan, 8.5 seconds on two 

head, $1,450; 2. Noah Lassa, 10.3, 

$1,088; 3. Brian Conrad, 10.4, $725; 4. 

Fenton Nelson, 11.0, $363. 

Team roping: First round: 1. Adam 

Rose/J.W. Beck, 5.2 seconds, $1,199 

each; 2. Butch Levell/Chad Mathes, 

5.5, $993; 3. Payden Emmett/Justin 

Fox, 5.6, $786; 4. Brant Spurgin/Gabe 

Gwaltney, 5.9, $579; 5. Dilan Rucker/ 

Marc Fenton, 6.6, $372; 6. Mitch 

Barney/J.W. Nelson, 6.8, $207. Second 

round: 1. Andrew Ward/Reagan Ward, 

5.1 seconds, $1,199 each; 2. (tie) Ryan 

Alexander/Loren Schendel and Philip 

Beauregard/Jordan Reynolds, 5.4, 

$889 each; 4. (tie) Jeremy Hemmann/ 

Jeff Brown and Jason Arndt/Derrick 

Younger, 5.7, $476 each; 6. (tie) Lane 

Goebel/Joe Day and Branden Duff/ 

Jimmie Allen, 6.1, $103 each. Average: 

1. Butch Levell/Chad Mathes, 12.0 

seconds on two head, $1,799 each; 2. 

Rob McPhail/Brent Miller, 13.4, $1,489; 

3. Jeremy Hemmann/Jeff Brown, 14.1, 

$1,179; 4. Jason Arndt/Derrick Younger, 

15.3, $869; 5. Andrew Ward/Reagan 

Ward, 15.6, $558; 6. Philip Beauregard/ 

Jordan Reynolds, 16.8, $310. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Louie 

Brunson, 84 points on Three Hills 

Rodeo’s Buck Owens, $1,914; 2. (tie) 

Wade Sundell, Tom Knight and Keith 

Brauer Jr., 83, $1,063 each; 5. (tie) 

Jade Blackwell and Tegan Smith, 81, 

$348 each. 

Tie-down roping: First round: 1. Luke 

Madsen, 9.2 seconds, $881; 2. Isaiah 

Pemberton, 11.8, $661; 3. Cody Huber, 

12.0, $440; 4. Blake Ash, 12.2, $220. 

Second round: 1. Fenton Nelson, 10.3 

seconds, $881; 2. Kadin Boardman, 

10.7, $661; 3. Justin Krueger, 10.9, 

$440; 4. Chance Locken, 11.0, $220. 

Average: 1. Fenton Nelson, 23.3 

seconds on two head, $1,321; 2. Casey 

Hume, 23.8, $991; 3. Cody Huber, 24.4, 

$661; 4. Blake Ash, 24.7, $330. 

Barrel racing: 1. Fallon Taylor, 17.28 

seconds, $2,156; 2. Robin Beck, 17.41, 

$1,833; 3. Stacy Barney, 17.43, $1,509; 

4. Kristine Knauf, 17.45, $1,294; 5. 

Alexis Baratka, 17.52, $1,078; 6. Tamie 

Jo Martin, 17.55, $755; 7. Lindsay 

Leverington, 17.59, $539; 8. Lori 

Smedberg, 17.60, $431; 9. Lacinda 

Rose, 17.61, $377; 10. Julie Erkamaa, 

17.66, $323; 11. Kara Posch, 17.70, 

$270; 12. Laurie Cooper, 17.75, $216. 

Bull riding: * 1. Shane Semien, 87 

points on Three Hills Rodeo’s Booger 

Man, $2,110; 2. Trey Kimzey, 86, 

$1,654; 3. Will Crain, 81, $1,263; 4. 

Jimy Marten, 79, $873; 5. John Young, 

76, $612; no other qualified rides. *(all 



contractor: Three Hills Rodeo. 

Rodeo secretary: Marla Morehead. 

Timers: Marla Morehead and Stacy 

Nelson. Announcer: Roger Mooney. 

Specialty acts: Lindy Nealey and 

Haley Ganzel. Bullfighters: Dustin 

Nelson and Zachary Livingston. 

Clown/barrelman: Johnny Dudley. 

Flankman: David Morehead. Chute 

boss: David Morehead. Pickup men: 

Jeff Rector and Zachary Livingston. 

Photographer: Marty Welter. Music 

director: Ashley Mooney. 

Cody Stampede 

Xtreme Bulls Division 2 

Cody, Wyo., June 30 

Bull riding: * 1. Ty Wallace, 89.5 points 

on Frontier Rodeo’s Show Off, $6,239; 

2. Eli Vastbinder, 87, $4,982; 3. Guthrie 

Murray, 82, $3,905; 4. Roscoe Jarboe, 

70, $2,828; no other qualified rides. *(all 



contractors: Frontier Rodeo, Mo Betta 

Rodeo, Summit Pro Rodeo and Silver 

Creek Rodeo. Officials: Allan Jordan 

Jr., Lynn Smith, Brad Mattox and Wade 

Berry. Timers: Marlo Ward and Terri 

Gay. Bullfighters: Dusty Tuckness, 

Cody Webster and Nathan Jestes. 

Flankman: Jesse Hill. Pickup men: 

Bobby Marriott, William Calhoun and 

Rex Bugbee. Photographer: Andy 

Watson. Music director: Drew Taylor. 

Oakley Independence 

Day Rodeo 

Oakley City, Utah, 


All-around cowboy: Trevor Brazile, 


roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Wyatt Denny, 

85.5 points on Bar T Rodeo’s Bitter 

Dan, $4,794; 2. Taylor Broussard, 83, 

$3,675; 3. Steven Dent, 82.5, $2,717; 

4. Clayton Biglow, 81.5, $1,758; 5. 

Chase Erickson, 80.5, $1,119; 6. Kelly 

Timberman, 80, $799; 7. Devan Reilly, 

79.5, $639; 8. (tie) Will Lowe, Jamie 

Howlett and Braxten Nielsen, 79, $160 

each. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Rowdy Parrott, 

3.6 seconds, $4,063; 2. (tie) Clayton 

Hass and Josh Peek, 4.0, $3,422 

each; 4. Ted Gollaher, 4.1, $2,780; 5. 

Tyler Waguespack, 4.2, $2,352; 6. (tie) 

Marcus Theriot and Brent Belkham, 

4.3, $1,711 each; 8. (tie) Chason Floyd, 

Brady McFarren and Trever Nelson, 

4.4, $642 each. 

Team roping: 1. Charly Crawford/ 

Joseph Harrison, 4.1 seconds, 

$4,373 each; 2. Levi Simpson/Jeremy 

Buhler, 4.3, $3,912; 3. Cody Tew/Matt 

Robertson, 4.4, $3,452; 4. Cody Snow/ 

Wesley Thorp, 4.5, $2,992; 5. (tie) Erich 

Rogers/Cory Petska, Nelson Wyatt/ 

Trace Porter and Rhett Anderson/ 

Quinn Kesler, 4.6, $2,071 each; 8. (tie) 

Zane Barnson/Cole Wilson and Trevor 

Brazile/Patrick Smith, 4.7, $921 each; 

10. Kaleb Driggers/Junior Nogueira, 

4.8, $230. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Heith DeMoss, 

86.5 points on Bar T Rodeo’s Pinto 

Pass, $4,004; 2. Rusty Wright, 84, 

$3,070; 3. Hardy Braden, 83.5, $2,269; 

4. Andy Clarys, 82.5, $1,468; 5. (tie) 

Nick LaDuke and Will Smith, 80.5, $801 

each; 7. Brady Nicholes, 79, $534; 8. 

(tie) Ben Londo and Chase Brooks, 

78.5, $200 each. 

Tie-down roping: 1. (tie) Tyler Milligan 

and Ace Slone, 7.6 seconds, $4,535 

each; 3. Clint Robinson, 7.7, $3,779; 

4. Trevor Brazile, 7.8, $3,275; 5. (tie) 

Dane Kissack and Lane Livingston, 

8.1, $2,519 each; 7. (tie) Cimarron 

Boardman and Shane Hanchey, 8.2, 

$1,512 each; 9. Cory Solomon, 8.4, 

$756; 10. (tie) Marcus Theriot and 

Blane Cox, 8.5, $126 each. 

Barrel racing: 1. Nicole Laurence, 

17.33 seconds, $4,799; 2. Brittany 

Kelly, 17.37, $3,839; 3. Shea Durfey, 

17.41, $3,119; 4. (tie) Amberleigh 

Moore and Kimmie Wall, 17.47, $2,159 

each; 6. (tie) Emily Miller and Sydni 

Blanchard, 17.50, $1,320 each; 8. 

Kathy Grimes, 17.51, $1,080; 9. Ericka 

Nelson, 17.56, $960; 10. Kelly Larsen, 

17.57, $840; 11. Sharin Hall, 17.58, 

$720; 12. Jessie Telford, 17.59, $600; 

13. Ivy Hurst, 17.62, $480; 14. Brittany 

Pozzi Tonozzi, 17.63, $360; 15. Rylee 



Dick, 17.64, $240. 

Bull riding: 1. Ruger Piva, 84.5 points 

on Bar T Rodeo’s Pitch Dark, $4,427; 2. 

Tanner Learmont, 83, $3,394; 3. Dalan 

Duncan, 82, $2,509; 4. Lane Selz, 80, 

$1,623; 5. Tim Bingham, 79.5, $1,033; 

6. Tristan Mize, 78.5, $738; 7. Dustin 

Bowen, 77, $590; 8. Dallas Rohrig, 75, 

$443. 


contractor: Bar T Rodeo. Subcontractor: 

Mosbrucker Rodeos. 

Rodeo secretary: Wendie Flitton. 

Timers: Kerbee Leavitt and Julie 

Trease. Announcer: Wayne Wise. 

Specialty acts: Bobby Kerr and Justin 

Rumford. Bullfighters: Chuck Swisher, 

Joe Butler and Joe Butler. Clown/ 

barrelman: Justin Rumford. Flankman: 

Jeff Flitton. Pickup men: Ty Reeder 

and Cody Flitton. Photographer: Jim 

Fain. Music director: Derreld Yost. 

Headwaters PRCA Rodeo 

Park Rapids, Minn., 


Bareback riding: 1. Joe Gunderson, 

80.5 points on Bailey Pro Rodeo’s 

Coffee For A Dime, $996; 2. Blake 

Smith, 80, $747; 3. Tate Schwagler, 

77.5, $498; 4. Paden Hurst, 76, $249. 

Team roping: 1. Turner Harris/Ross 

Carson, 6.9 seconds, $427 each; 2. 

Nate Horner/Jesse Dale, 7.6, $320; 3. 

A.J. Zieman/Luke Morast, 7.7, $213; no 

other qualified runs. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Tegan Smith, 

77 points on Bailey Pro Rodeo’s Sun 

Seeker, $1,184; 2. Briar Dittmer, 76.5, 

$888; 3. (tie) Chad Ferley and Dawson 

Jandreau, 76, $444 each. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Joe Schmidt, 8.2 

seconds, $677; 2. Rex Treeby, 9.2, 

$508; 3. Newt Bruley, 10.9, $338; 4. 

Chance Locken, 11.1, $169. 

Barrel racing: 1. Bobbi Grann, 15.32 

seconds, $537; 2. Erin Williams, 15.57, 

$467; 3. Kara Posch, 15.75, $397; 4. 

Tamie Jo Martin, 15.77, $327; 5. Alyssa 

Ann Gabrielson, 15.81, $257; 6. Molly 

Otto, 15.87, $187; 7. Coralee Neer, 

16.00, $117; 8. Hali Gjermundson, 

16.12, $47. 

Bull riding: 1. Brett Stall, 81 points on 

Bailey Pro Rodeo’s White Out, $1,055; 

2. Travis Smith, 79, $799; 3. Rudy 

Borntrager, 76, $575; 4. Bart Miller, 75, 

$384; 5. Nic Lica, 73, $224; 6. Ryan 

Knutson, 68, $160. 


contractor: Bailey Pro Rodeo. 

Rodeo secretary: Rowena Nelson. 

Timers: Rowena Nelson and Megan 

Kuntz. Announcer: Racer Botkin. 

Bullfighters: Nick Kaup and Kaleb 

Barrett. Clown/barrelman: Robbie 

Hodges. Flankmen: Shane Gunderson 

and Bubba Sedler. Chute boss: Shane 

Gunderson. Pickup men: Ryan Hanna 

and Kelly Klein. Music director: Alec 

Whipple. 

St. Paul Rodeo 

St. Paul, Ore., 


All-around cowboy: Rhen Richard, 


roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Tim O’Connell, 

89.5 points on Bridwell Pro Rodeos’ 

Sacred Nation, $10,892; 2. Steven 

Peebles, 87, $8,351; 3. (tie) Logan 

Corbett and Richmond Champion, 85.5, 

$5,083 each; 5. (tie) Clayton Biglow 

and Austin Foss, 84.5, $2,178 each; 7. 

Tilden Hooper, 84, $1,452; 8. Shane 

O’Connell, 83.5, $1,089. 


Tanner Milan, 4.0 seconds, $3,118; 2. 

(tie) John Green and Sterling Lambert, 

4.2, $2,508 each; 4. Will Lummus, 

4.3, $1,898; 5. (tie) Kyle Irwin, Boss 

Cole and Cole Edge, 4.4, $1,084 each; 

8. Olin Hannum, 4.6, $271. Second 

round: 1. Matt Reeves, 3.9 seconds, 

$3,118; 2. (tie) Jason Thomas and 

Gary Gilbert, 4.1, $2,508 each; 4. (tie) 

Kyle Irwin, Rhett Kennedy and Blake 

Knowles, 4.2, $1,491 each; 7. (tie) 

K.C. Jones and Cody Cabral, 4.3, 

$474 each. Average: 1. Kyle Irwin, 

8.6 seconds on two head, $4,677; 2. 

Matt Reeves, 9.0, $4,067; 3. Tanner 

Milan, 9.2, $3,457; 4. Will Lummus, 9.4, 

$2,847; 5. Olin Hannum, 9.8, $2,237; 

6. (tie) Blake Knowles and Sterling 

Lambert, 9.9, $1,322 each; 8. Trevor 

Knowles, 10.0, $407. 

Team roping: First round: 1. Charly 

Crawford/Joseph Harrison, 4.1 

seconds, $3,333 each; 2. Hayes Smith/ 

Cesar de la Cruz, 4.3, $2,898; 3. Ryan 

Reed/Cody Pearson, 5.1, $2,463; 4. 

(tie) Brandon Beers/Jim Ross Cooper 

and Aaron Tsinigine/Ryan Motes, 5.3, 

$1,811 each; 6. Ryan Opie/Dayton 

Stafford, 5.4, $1,159; 7. (tie) Derrick 

Begay/Clay O’Brien Cooper and Levi 

Simpson/Jeremy Buhler, 5.5, $507 

each. Second round: 1. Rhen Richard/ 

Rich Skelton, 4.2 seconds, $3,333 

each; 2. (tie) Clay Ullery/Riley Wilson 

and Kaleb Driggers/Junior Nogueira, 

4.6, $2,681 each; 4. Tom Richards/ 

Tyler McKnight, 4.7, $2,029; 5. Kelsey 

Parchman/Chase Tryan, 4.8, $1,594; 

6. (tie) Jake Barnes/Tyler Worley, 

Garrett Rogers/Jake Minor and Cory 

Kidd V/Cole Davison, 4.9, $724 each. 

Average: 1. Charly Crawford/Joseph 

Harrison, 9.8 seconds on two head, 

$4,999 each; 2. Aaron Tsinigine/Ryan 

Motes, 10.4, $4,347; 3. Jeff Flenniken/ 

Taylor Duby, 11.1, $3,695; 4. Ryan 

Opie/Dayton Stafford, 11.6, $3,043; 5. 

(tie) Levi Simpson/Jeremy Buhler and 

Jake Cooper/Dakota Kirchenschlager, 

11.8, $2,065 each; 7. Clay Smith/Paul 

Eaves, 12.3, $1,087; 8. Ryan Reed/ 

Cody Pearson, 12.9, $435. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Shade 

Etbauer, 83 points on Bridwell Pro 

Rodeos’ Goliath, $10,025; 2. (tie) Ryder 

Wright and Joe Harper, 82.5, $6,683 

each; 4. (tie) Samuel Kelts, Audy Reed 

and Cort Scheer, 81.5, $2,562 each; 7. 

(tie) Jesse Bail and Layton Green, 80, 

$1,170 each. 


Clint Nyegaard, 8.7 seconds, $3,401; 

2. Marty Yates, 9.0, $2,957; 3. (tie) 

Reese Riemer and Cooper Martin, 

9.2, $2,292 each; 5. Monty Lewis, 9.6, 

$1,626; 6. Tyson Durfey, 9.7, $1,183; 

7. Trevor Brazile, 9.8, $739; 8. (tie) Ace 

Slone and Rhen Richard, 10.0, $148 

each. Second round: 1. (tie) Blair Burk 

and Riley Pruitt, 8.1 seconds, $3,179 

each; 3. (tie) Cimarron Boardman 

and Caleb Smidt, 8.5, $2,292 each; 

5. Shane Hanchey, 8.9, $1,626; 6. 

Cory Solomon, 9.4, $1,183; 7. Kirk 

Robinson, 9.5, $739; 8. (tie) Marcos 

Costa and Brad Goodrich, 9.6, $148 

each. Average: 1. Clint Nyegaard, 19.7 

seconds on two head, $5,101; 2. Tyson 

Durfey, 20.1, $4,435; 3. Marcos Costa, 

21.1, $3,770; 4. Kirk Robinson, 21.7, 

$3,105; 5. Cory Solomon, 21.8, $2,440; 

6. Cooper Martin, 22.5, $1,774; 7. (tie) 

Russell Cardoza and Clint Robinson, 

22.7, $776 each. 

Barrel racing: 1. Nellie Miller, 17.43 

seconds, $8,629; 2. Morgan Breaux, 

17.59, $6,903; 3. Amberleigh Moore, 

17.65, $5,609; 4. Megan McLeod- 

Sprague, 17.75, $4,315; 5. Jackie 

Ganter, 17.80, $3,452; 6. (tie) Brenda 

Mays and Callahan Crossley, 17.86, 

$2,373 each; 8. Jane Melby, 17.88, 

$1,942; 9. Shea Durfey, 17.91, $1,726; 

10. (tie) Samantha Boone and Amy 

Coelho, 17.95, $1,402 each; 12. 

Sidney Forrest, 17.97, $1,079; 13. 

Mary Walker, 18.03, $863; 14. Berna 

Haberman, 18.05, $647; 15. Colleen 

Kingsbury, 18.07, $431. 

Bull riding: 1. Brady Portenier, 90 

points on Corey & Lange Rodeo’s Moe 

Betta, $10,015; 2. Sage Kimzey, 88, 

$7,678; 3. Adam Lucero, 87.5, $5,675; 

4. Brennon Eldred, 85, $3,672; 5. 

Derek Kolbaba, 80.5, $2,337; 6. Garrett 

Tribble, 80, $1,669; 7. (tie) Brody Yeary 

and Douglas Duncan, 79, $1,168 each. 


contractor: Bridwell Pro Rodeos. Subcontractors: 

Korkow Rodeos, Corey 

& Lange Rodeo, Big Stone, Moreno & 

Growney Rodeo and Big Stone Rodeo. 

Rodeo secretary: Haley Bridwell. 

Officials: Steve Knowles, Monty Van 

Komen, Terry Carlon and Bill Pacheco. 

Timers: Diana Alexander and Sherry 

Rice-Gibson. Announcer: Justin 

McKee. Specialty acts: Spencer Rose 

and Sarah Thompson. Bullfighters: 

Eric Layton and Tim O’Connor. Clown/ 

barrelman: J.J. Harrison. Flankmen: 

Tim Bridwell, Julio Moreno, Mike 

Corey and T.J. Korkow. Pickup men: 

James Brown, David McMichael, 

Mitch Coleman and Matt Twitchell. 

Photographers: Kent Soule, Julie 

Smith, Bob Click, Bill Lawless and 

Matt Cohen. Music director: Chuck 

Lopeman. 

Steamboat Springs 

Pro Rodeo Series 

Steamboat Springs, Colo., 


All-around cowboy: Kane Butcher, 

$846, steer wrestling and team roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Will Lowe, 82 

points on Rocky Mountain Rodeo’s 

Shamrock, $496; 2. Ethan Assmann, 

79, $372; 3. David Streweler, 75, $248; 

4. Logan Patterson, 73, $124. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Kane Butcher, 4.0 

seconds, $846; 2. Cole McNamee, 4.4, 

$635; 3. (tie) Jacob Sterkel and Logan 

McDonald, 4.5, $317 each. 

Team roping: 1. Cole Dorenkamp/Bret 

Tonozzi, 5.2 seconds, $1,499 each; 2. 

Jay Tittel/Richard Durham, 5.5, $1,241; 

3. Rhett Anderson/Quinn Kesler, 5.9, 

$982; 4. (tie) Denton Taylor/Dusty 

Taylor and Paul Beckett/Chad Wahlert, 

6.1, $595 each; 6. Cole Cooper/Ryon 

Tittel, 6.2, $259. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Wyatt 

Kammerer, 79 points on Rocky 

Mountain Rodeo’s Angel Eyes, $632; 

2. Lane Wimberly, 78, $474; 3. (tie) 

Andy Clarys and Garrett Buckley, 77, 

$237 each. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Riley Pruitt, 

10.6 seconds, $921; 2. Brandon 

Neugebauer, 11.5, $691; 3. Ryan 

Belew, 12.5, $461; 4. Brandon 

Kammerzell, 13.4, $230. 

Barrel racing: 1. Dianne Bath, 17.86 

seconds, $763; 2. Shali Lord, 17.91, 

$664; 3. Jennifer Hiler, 17.96, $564; 

4. Marley Hammer, 17.97, $465; 5. 

Heather Ratterree, 17.99, $365; 6. 

Carla Beckett, 18.13, $265; 7. Megan 

Lewis, 18.17, $166; 8. Melissa Taylor, 

18.23, $66. 

Bull riding: * 1. Dustin French, 83 

points on Rocky Mountain Rodeo’s 

Mr. Hotshot, $1,666; no other qualified 

rides. *(all totals include ground 

money). 


contractor: Rocky Mountain Rodeo. 

Sub-contractor: New Frontier Rodeo. 

Rodeo secretary: Barb Duggan. 

Officials: Marvin Gray and John Kissel. 

Timers: Linda Urie and Doris Mayhan. 

Announcer: John Shipley. Specialty 

act: Keith Isley. Bullfighters: Kyle 

Magee and Tyson Twitchell. Clown/ 

barrelman: Keith Isley. Flankmen: 

Tyson Twitchell and Glenn Southwick. 

Chute bosses: Pete Fox and Glenn 

Southwick. Pickup men: Mitch Walz 

and Tim Reynolds. Music director: 

Brandy Edmonds. 





Permit Section: Bull riding: * 1. Jess 

Davison, 78 points on Rocky Mountain 

Rodeo’s Desperado Moon, $1,634; no 

other qualified rides. *(all totals include 





Officials: John Kissel and Marvin Gray. 



act: Keith Isley. Bullfighters: Tyson 

Twitchell and Kyle Magee. Clown/ 

barrelman: Keith Isley. Flankmen: 

Glenn Southwick and Tyson Twitchell. 

Chute bosses: Glenn Southwick and 

Pete Fox. Pickup men: Tim Reynolds 

and Mitch Walz. Music director: 


Black Hills Roundup 

Belle Fourche, S.D., 

July 1-4 

All-around cowboy: Cody Doescher, 

$8,062, steer wrestling and team 

roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Casey Breuer, 84 

points on Powder River Rodeo’s Big 

Prize, $3,141; 2. Tristan Hansen, 83, 

$2,408; 3. Devan Reilly, 80, $1,780; 

4. Shane O’Connell, 79.5, $1,152; 5. 

Jordan Pelton, 78.5, $733; 6. (tie) Joe 

Wilson, Tyler Berghuis and Ty Breuer, 

78, $419 each. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Blake Mindemann, 

3.6 seconds, $2,893; 2. Cody 

Doescher, 3.8, $2,589; 3. Justice 

Johnson, 4.0, $2,284; 4. Chason 

Floyd, 4.1, $1,980; 5. Jayce Doan, 4.2, 

$1,675; 6. Dakota Eldridge, 4.3, $1,371; 

7. (tie) Trell Etbauer, Stockton Graves, 

Brett Gumb, Del Kraupie and Laine 

Herl, 4.5, $487 each. 

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Team roping: 1. Clay Smith/Paul 

Eaves, 3.8 seconds, $6,117 each; 2. 

Marcus Theriot/Cody Doescher, 4.0, 

$5,473; 3. Shay Carroll/Nano Garza, 

4.2, $4,829; 4. Brooks Dahozy/Tommy 

Zuniga, 4.3, $4,185; 5. Dylan Gordon/ 

Hunter Koch, 4.4, $3,541; 6. (tie) 

Wenceslao Aguilera/Allen Bach and 

Billy Bob Brown/Logan Medlin, 4.5, 

$2,576 each; 8. Matt Sherwood/Walt 

Woodard, 4.6, $1,610; 9. (tie) Cory 

Kidd V/Cole Davison, Clay Tryan/Jade 

Corkill and Manny Egusquiza Jr./Daniel 

Braman IV, 4.7, $429 each. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. J.J. Elshere, 

85.5 points on Powder River Rodeo’s 

Double Take, $5,696; 2. Brody Cress, 

82, $4,367; 3. Bradley Harter, 81, 

$3,228; 4. (tie) Jesse James Kirby, Clay 

Elliott, Cody Wright, Shade Etbauer and 

Tate Thybo, 80, $1,139 each. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Reese Riemer, 

7.6 seconds, $2,715; 2. Timber Moore, 

7.8, $2,429; 3. (tie) Landyn Duncan 

and Taylor Santos, 8.1, $2,000 each; 

5. Cheyenne Stanley, 8.6, $1,572; 6. 

Cole Robinson, 8.8, $1,286; 7. J.D. 

Kibbe, 9.0, $1,000; 8. Ty Baker, 9.2, 

$714; 9. J.D. McCuistion, 9.4, $429; 

10. (tie) Tyler Thiel and Jade Lyon, 9.6, 

$71 each. 

Barrel racing: 1. Stevi Hillman, 16.61 

seconds, $4,066; 2. Kelly Yates, 16.66, 

$3,253; 3. Victoria Netzer, 16.85, 

$2,643; 4. (tie) Taci Bettis and Ivy 

Hurst, 16.91, $1,830 each; 6. Fonda 

Galbreath, 16.92, $1,220; 7. Emily 

Miller, 17.01, $1,017; 8. (tie) Ericka 

Nelson and Kelly Bruner, 17.08, $864 

each; 10. (tie) Tammy Fischer and 

Karlee Kalberer, 17.12, $661 each; 12. 

Cassidy Kruse, 17.15, $508; 13. (tie) 

Sabra O’Quinn and Cayla Small, 17.18, 

$356 each; 15. Nikki Hansen, 17.21, 

$203. 

Steer roping: First round: 1. Rocky 

Patterson, 10.5 seconds, $1,212; 2. J.P. 

Wickett, 10.8, $1,003; 3. Garrett Hale, 

11.1, $794; 4. Chris Glover, 11.8, $585; 

5. Trevor Eppert, 12.0, $376; 6. Jess 

Tierney, 12.8, $209. Second round: 

1. J.P. Wickett, 9.8 seconds, $1,212; 2. 

Buck Mekelburg, 10.1, $1,003; 3. Troy 

Tillard, 10.9, $794; 4. Roger Branch, 

11.0, $585; 5. Ty Tillard, 11.7, $376; 

6. Travis Sheets, 11.9, $209. Third 

round: 1. Jason Evans, 9.9 seconds, 

$1,212; 2. Travis Mills, 10.5, $1,003; 

3. Chet Herren, 10.8, $794; 4. Jess 

Tierney, 11.1, $585; 5. (tie) C.A. Lauer 

and Matt Hebbert, 11.7, $292 each. 

Average: 1. Troy Tillard, 37.7 seconds 

on three head, $1,817; 2. Ty Tillard, 

39.5, $1,504; 3. Chet Herren, 39.8, 

$1,191; 4. Chris Glover, 40.6, $877; 5. 

Reo Lohse, 41.8, $564; 6. Jess Tierney, 

42.8, $313. 

Bull riding: No qualified rides. 

Total payoff: $177,614.Stock 

contractor: Powder River Rodeo. Subcontractors: 

J Bar J, D & H Cattle, 

Franklin Rodeo and Northcott Macza. 

Rodeo secretary: Jackie Higlin. 

Officials: Mike Todd, Sam Minnick and 

Clayton Macom. Timers: Kim Ridley 

and Jessi Franzen. Announcers: 

Chad Nicholson and Jim Thompson. 

Specialty acts: Steel Rodeo Bartram 

and David Whitmoyer. Bullfighters: 

Clay Heger and Garrett Kissack. 

Clown/barrelman: David Whitmoyer. 

Flankmen: Dillon Page and Hank 

Franzen. Chute boss: Hank Franzen. 

Pickup men: Scott McClain and Clint 

Humble. Music director: Nicky Kimm. 

Benton CoC 4th of July 

Celebration & PRCA Rodeo 

Belton, Texas, July 1-3 

All-around cowboy: Zack Jongbloed, 


wrestling. 

Bareback riding: 1. Cody Cabeen, 

72.5 points on Lancaster & Jones Pro 

Rodeo’s Iron Lightning, $968; 2. (tie) 

Kyle Brennecke and Brian Leddy, 70, 

$605 each; 4. J.J. Alley, 65, $242. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Sam Powers, 4.5 

seconds, $995; 2. Justin Blaine Davis, 

5.4, $823; 3. Gabe Soileau, 6.6, $652; 

4. Will Scoggins, 7.8, $480; 5. (tie) 

Cade Staton and Cade Goodman, 8.5, 

$240 each. 

Team roping: 1. Jesy Austin/James 

Arnold, 5.7 seconds, $1,062 each; 2. 

Justin Lovell/Boogie Ray, 5.8, $797; 

3. Andrew Livingston/Dee Rampy, 

11.6, $531; 4. Mike McConnell/Austin 

Atkinson, 22.4, $266. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Treyson 

Antonick, 80 points on Lancaster & 

Jones Pro Rodeo’s High Lonesome, 

$1,081; 2. Andrew Counts, 77, $811; 3. 

Ty Smith, 76.5, $541; 4. Tate Owens, 

76, $270. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Rowdy 

Haferkamp, 8.0 seconds, $1,322; 2. 

Zack Jongbloed, 8.8, $1,094; 3. Derrick 

Traylor, 9.2, $866; 4. Chris McCuistion, 

9.3, $638; 5. Seth Crain, 9.4, $410; 6. 

Weldon Watson, 9.6, $228. 

Barrel racing: 1. Jill Wilson, 16.13 

seconds, $1,119; 2. McKinley Goodger, 

16.30, $959; 3. Michelle Alley, 16.34, 

$799; 4. Teresa Turbeville, 16.46, $693; 

5. Kayli Abernathy, 16.56, $533; 6. 

Jaime Barrow, 16.58, $426; 7. Kaitlyn 

Eben, 16.59, $320; 8. Shea-Lynn 

Leach, 16.62, $213; 9. Deven Riggins, 

16.64, $160; 10. Tammi Neely, 16.65, 

$107. 



contractor: Lancaster & Jones Pro 

Rodeo. Rodeo secretary: Beckie 

Frazier. Officials: Phil Smith and Glenn 

Sullivan. Timers: Lynn Lancaster and 

Sheri Colston. Announcer: Charlie 

Throckmorton. Specialty acts: Sadie 

Lynn Carter and Mandy Payne. 

Bullfighters: Zach Arthur and Jake 

King. Clown/barrelman: Ryan Litwin. 

Flankman: Chad Lancaster. Chute 

bosses: Ray Lancaster and Keith 

Smith. Pickup men: Will Pope and 

Jeremy Willis. 

Cody Stampede 

Cody, Wyo., July 1-4 

All-around cowboy: Caleb Smidt, 


roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Tyler Nelson, 86 

points on Frontier Rodeo’s Gun Fire, 

$10,032; 2. (tie) Tim O’Connell and 

J.R. Vezain, 85.5, $6,688 each; 4. (tie) 

Steven Peebles and Orin Larsen, 83, 

$3,010 each; 6. Tilden Hooper, 81.5, 

$1,672; 7. (tie) Jessy Davis, Mason 

Clements, Mike Solberg and Wyatt 

Denny, 81, $585 each. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Kyle Irwin, 3.8 

seconds, $8,934; 2. Chason Floyd, 

3.9, $7,994; 3. (tie) Tyler Pearson and 

Will Lummus, 4.1, $6,583 each; 5. 

(tie) Jule Hazen and Levi Rudd, 4.2, 

$4,702 each; 7. (tie) Gary Gilbert, Jake 

Kraupie, Jacob Talley and Coltin Hill, 

4.3, $1,881 each. 

Team roping: 1. Kaleb Driggers/Junior 

Nogueira, 4.4 seconds, $9,401 each; 2. 

Riley Minor/Brady Minor, 4.5, $8,411; 

3. (tie) Cory Kidd V/Cole Davison and 

Luke Brown/Jake Long, 4.7, $6,927 

each; 5. Seth Hall/Trey Yates, 4.8, 

$5,443; 6. (tie) Levi Simpson/Jeremy 

Buhler and Coleman Proctor/Billie 

Jack Saebens, 5.1, $3,958 each; 8. 

(tie) Aaron Tsinigine/Ryan Motes and 

Manny Egusquiza Jr./Daniel Braman IV, 

5.3, $1,979 each; 10. (tie) Ryan Opie/ 

Dayton Stafford and Kellan Johnson/ 

Jhett Johnson, 5.4, $247 each. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Jesse Wright, 

85.5 points on Frontier Rodeo’s Delta 

Force, $8,657; 2. Jake Finlay, 85, 

$6,637; 3. Chase Brooks, 83, $4,906; 

4. Chet Johnson, 82.5, $3,174; 5. (tie) 

Allen Boore and Dean Wadsworth, 82, 

$1,731 each; 7. (tie) Will Smith and 

Cody Wright, 81, $1,010 each. 

Tie-down roping: 1. (tie) Caleb Smidt 

and Sterling Smith, 7.7 seconds, 

$9,475 each; 3. Trell Etbauer, 8.4, 

$7,896; 4. Justin Brinkerhoff, 8.6, 

$6,843; 5. (tie) Caddo Lewallen, Monty 

Lewis, Trey Young and Cory Solomon, 

8.7, $4,211 each; 9. Justin Smith, 8.8, 

$1,579; 10. Westyn Hughes, 8.9, $526. 

Barrel racing: 1. Tammy Fischer, 16.88 

seconds, $9,793; 2. Tiany Schuster, 

16.90, $7,834; 3. Kassie Mowry, 16.92, 

$6,365; 4. Tillar Murray, 16.93, $4,896; 

5. Hailey Kinsel, 16.97, $3,917; 6. 

Taci Bettis, 17.01, $2,938; 7. Laura 

Kennedy, 17.05, $2,448; 8. Blythe 

Beshears, 17.07, $2,203; 9. Kellie 

Collier, 17.10, $1,959; 10. Timi Lickley, 

17.12, $1,714; 11. (tie) Ashley Schafer 

and Rene Cloninger, 17.17, $1,347 

each; 13. Kathy Grimes, 17.20, $979; 

14. Nellie Miller, 17.23, $734; 15. Nicole 

Laurence, 17.24, $490. 

Bull riding: 1. Dustin Bowen, 87.5 

points on Mo Betta Rodeo’s Woody, 

$8,993; 2. (tie) Joe Frost and Sage 

Kimzey, 87, $5,995 each; 4. Bryce 

Barrios, 86.5, $3,297; 5. Derek 

Kolbaba, 85, $2,098; 6. (tie) Koby 

Radley and Elliot Jacoby, 83.5, $1,349 

each; 8. Shane Proctor, 83, $899. 


contractor: Frontier Rodeo. Subcontractors: 

C5 Rodeo, Mo Betta 

Rodeo, Summit Pro Rodeo, Burch 

Rodeo and Silver Creek Rodeo. 

Officials: Allan Jordan Jr., Lynn Smith, 

Brad Mattox and Wade Berry. Timers: 

Marlo Ward and Terri Gay. Announcer: 

Boyd Polhamus. Specialty act: Lynette 

McMillan. Bullfighters: Cody Webster, 

Nathan Jestes and Dusty Tuckness. 

Flankmen: Heath Stewart, Mark Cotter 

and Jesse Hill. Chute boss: Tom 

Neuens. Pickup men: Bobby Marriott, 

William Calhoun and Rex Bugbee. 

Photographer: Andy Watson. Music 

director: Drew Taylor. 

Eugene Pro Rodeo 

Eugene, Ore., July 1-3 

All-around cowboy: Trevor Brazile, 


roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Grant Denny, 85 

points on Four Star Rodeos Cc Valley, 

$1,898; 2. Evan Jayne, 84.5, $1,438; 3. 

Kyle Bounds, 80, $1,036; 4. (tie) Austin 

Foss and Cody Kiser, 79, $547 each; 6. 

Nick Gutzwiler, 76, $288. 

Steer wrestling: 1. (tie) Riley Duvall 

and Blake Knowles, 4.2 seconds, 

$1,880 each; 3. (tie) Cody Cabral and 

Sean Santucci, 4.4, $1,355 each; 5. 

Clayton Morrison, 4.5, $962; 6. (tie) 

Nik Hamm and Taylor Gregg, 4.7, $568 

each; 8. Trevor Knowles, 4.8, $175. 

Team roping: 1. Lane Ivy/Buddy 

Hawkins II, 4.6 seconds, $2,902 each; 

2. Dale Benevides/Buck McCay, 5.0, 

$2,597; 3. Hayes Smith/Cesar de la 

Cruz, 5.1, $2,291; 4. Billy Bob Brown/ 

Logan Medlin, 5.2, $1,986; 5. Clay 

Tryan/Jade Corkill, 5.3, $1,680; 6. (tie) 

Cody Snow/Wesley Thorp and Bryce 

Palmer/Bo Patzke, 5.7, $1,222 each; 8. 

(tie) Colton Campbell/Jordan Ketscher 

and Brandon Webb/Kollin VonAhn, 

5.9, $611 each; 10. Kelly Barker/Jason 

Johe, 6.6, $153. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Ben Londo, 82 

points on Four Star Rodeo’s Scarface, 

$1,906; 2. Johnny Espeland, 81.5, 

$1,462; 3. Brady Nicholes, 81, $1,080; 

4. Tucker Hill, 79, $699; 5. (tie) Joaquin 

Real and Max Filippini, 77, $381 each; 

7. Ryan Mackenzie, 75, $254; 8. 

Charlie Kogianes, 72, $191. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Tuf Cooper, 8.1 

seconds, $2,119; 2. Ryan Jarrett, 8.9, 

$1,842; 3. Trevor Brazile, 9.0, $1,566; 

4. Blair Burk, 9.3, $1,290; 5. Shane 

Erickson, 9.7, $1,013; 6. Roy Branco, 

9.9, $737; 7. Cooper Mills, 10.1, $461; 

8. Ryle Smith, 10.3, $184. 

Barrel racing: 1. Nicole Laurence, 

17.29 seconds, $2,192; 2. Sherry 

Cervi, 17.39, $1,863; 3. Teri Bangart, 

17.47, $1,534; 4. Samantha Boone, 

17.53, $1,315; 5. (tie) Jordan Moore 

and Kelsie Miller, 17.54, $932 each; 7. 

Jordan Minor, 17.56, $548; 8. Danyelle 

Williams, 17.57, $438; 9. Lexi Burgess, 

17.58, $384; 10. Megan McLeod- 

Sprague, 17.60, $329; 11. Shane 

Falon, 17.64, $274; 12. Emily Jayne 

Sorey, 17.65, $219. 

Bull riding: * 1. Wyatt Covington, 78 

points on Four Star Rodeo’s No. 204, 

$2,910; 2. Cody Hudson, 76, $2,400; 

3. Josh Tucker, 62, $1,964; no other 




contractor: Four Star Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Trisha Davis-Stacy. 

Timers: Sindy Jackson and Dixie 

Williams. Announcer: Wayne White. 

Bullfighters: Kyle Bode and Matt 

Akers. Clown/barrelman: Clinton 

Selvester. Flankman: Jeff Davis. 

Pickup men: Billy Holland Jr. and Mike 

George. Music director: Courtney 

Long. 

Folsom Pro Rodeo 

Folsom, Calif., July 1-3 

All-around cowboy: C.J. DeForest 

Jr., $1,387, tie-down roping and team 

roping. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Ty Mitchell, 4.9 

seconds, $1,081; 2. Brad McGilchrist, 

9.6, $894; 3. Jesse Brown, 9.9, $708; 4. 

Josh Garner, 10.5, $522; 5. Riley York, 

10.7, $335; 6. Jim Banister, 13.4, $186. 

Team roping: 1. Travis Xavier/Danny 

Xavier, 6.4 seconds, $1,261 each; 

2. Daniel Green/Joseph Shawnego, 

7.0, $1,043; 3. Blake Hirdes/Kyle 

Lockett, 7.1, $826; 4. C.R. Wilken/ 

Josh Wineman, 10.6, $609; 5. Andy 

Holcomb/C.J. DeForest Jr., 11.4, $391; 

6. David Porteur/Craig Fehlman, 12.6, 

$217. 


Cameron Messier, 81 points on Flying 



U Rodeo’s Buckys Sam, $994; 2. 

Joaquin Real, 79, $745; 3. Ben Londo, 

78, $497; 4. (tie) Mason Mardesich 

and Ethan Lemmons, 77, $124 each. 

Second round: 1. Justin Lawrence, 

82.5 points on Rosser Rodeo’s No. 

2407, $994; 2. Nick LaDuke, 78, $745; 

3. Cameron Messier, 76, $497; 4. 

Jess Williams, 73, $248. Average: 1. 

Cameron Messier, 157 points on two 

head, $994; 2. Justin Lawrence, 154.5, 

$745; 3. Mason Mardesich, 148.5, 

$497; 4. Ben Londo, 142, $248. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Chant DeForest, 

8.7 seconds, $1,203; 2. C.J. DeForest 

Jr., 9.3, $996; 3. D.J. Parker, 9.6, $788; 

4. (tie) Dane Browning and Roy Branco, 

10.6, $477 each; 6. J. Cody Jones, 

11.7, $207. 

Barrel racing: 1. Vicky Cook, 17.38 

seconds, $1,008; 2. Kristel Ising, 17.58, 

$864; 3. Lyndee Stairs, 17.61, $720; 4. 

Kelsey Hayden, 17.68, $624; 5. Kathy 

Petska, 17.69, $480; 6. (tie) Katrina 

Dugo and Sheena Robbins, 17.70, 

$336 each; 8. Cambria Estep, 17.72, 

$192; 9. Ryan Smith, 17.73, $144; 10. 

Linda Vick, 17.81, $96. 

Bull riding: 1. (tie) Kike Sanchez, 

on Flying U Rodeo’s No. 6408, and 

Emiliano Garcia, on Flying U Rodeo’s 

Mj Knuckle Ball, 79.5 points, $1,171 

each; 3. Corey Rickard, 78, $727; 

4. Cody Ibrahimi, 74, $484; 5. Colby 

Demo, 55, $283; 6. Brady Williams, 

32, $202. 


contractor: Flying U Rodeo. Subcontractor: 

Rosser Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Cindy Rosser. Officials: 

Mark Barkley and Curtis Jessee. 

Timers: Karin Rosser and Robin 

Yerxa. Announcer: Jody Carper. 

Bullfighters: Cody Jackson and 

Aaron Hargo. Clown/barrelman: Matt 

Merritt. Flankmen: Tony Amaral and 

Lukas Andersen. Chute bosses: Tony 

Amaral and Reno Rosser. Pickup men: 

Cody Jackson and Mark Brum. Music 

director: Austin Lopeman. 

Shenandoah Pro Rodeo 

Galena, Ill., July 1-2 

All-around cowboy: Bob Loosenort, 

$1,490, tie-down roping, steer wrestling 

and team roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Cole Picton, 83 

points on Three Hills Rodeo’s Bay City 

Kitty, $1,053; 2. Lane McGehee, 80, 

$790; 3. (tie) Tanner Phipps and Paden 

Hurst, 78, $395 each. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Cody Metsker, 4.7 

seconds, $752; 2. Bob Loosenort, 5.0, 

$564; 3. Adam Lassa, 5.5, $376; 4. 

Brian Conrad, 5.6, $188. 

Team roping: 1. Cody Graham/ 

Jason Stroup, 4.5 seconds, $1,414 

each; 2. Payden Emmett/Justin 

Fox, 5.1, $1,170; 3. Dillon Thweatt/ 

Bob Loosenort, 6.2, $926; 4. Ryan 

Alexander/Loren Schendel, 6.3, $683; 

5. Mitch Barney/J.W. Nelson, 6.4, $439; 

6. Ryne Hutton/Chase Hansen, 6.7, 

$244. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Austin Joseph, 

82 points on Three Hills Rodeo’s Mr. 

Haney, $1,034; 2. Riggin Smith, 81, 

$776; 3. Wade Sundell, 80, $517; 4. 

Keith Brauer Jr., 78, $259. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Jody Green, 9.5 

seconds, $733; 2. Shane Wesley, 11.2, 

$550; 3. (tie) Casey Hume and Cody 

Huber, 11.6, $275 each. 

Barrel racing: 1. Fallon Taylor, 16.85 

seconds, $918; 2. (tie) Alexis Baratka 

and Melora Potter, 16.91, $738 each; 4. 

(tie) Kellie Hill and Cindy Clifford, 17.02, 

$499 each; 6. Marne Loosenort, 17.12, 

$319; 7. Stassi Pyne, 17.14, $200; 8. 

Stacy Barney, 17.18, $80. 

Bull riding: * 1. Jake Weber, 90 points 

on Three Hills Rodeo’s Gypsy Wind, 

$1,361; 2. Jimy Marten, 79, $1,096; 

3. Freeman Yoder, 76, $863; no other 




contractor: Three Hills Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Courtney Morehead. 

Timers: Courtney Morehead and 

Talli Berger. Announcer: Anthony 

Lucia. Specialty act: Rider Kiesner. 

Bullfighters: Patrick Crawford and D.T. 

Trofholz. Clown/barrelman: Wesley 

Engelkes. Flankman: Jake Morehead. 

Chute boss: Jake Morehead. Pickup 

men: Ben Meyer and Luke West. 

Music director: Lindsey West. 

Painted Pony 

Championship Rodeo 

Lake Luzerne, N.Y., July 1 

All-around cowboy: Ty Rumford, 


Bareback riding: 1. Scott Bevins, 67 

points on Painted Pony Championship 

Rodeo’s Davey, $282; 2. Jesse Troyer, 

64, $212; no other qualified rides. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Josh Beadnell, 6.8 

seconds, $316; 2. Cord Spradley, 9.6, 

$237; 3. Gregory Bennett, 11.7, $158; 

4. Ty Rumford, 14.0, $79. 

Team roping: 1. Frankie Fernandez/ 

Tye Eglin, 5.7 seconds, $582 each; 2. 

Darren Morgan/Derek Carey, 7.2, $437; 

3. Andy Bennett/Jason Martindale, 7.9, 

$291; 4. Carmine Nastri/Ty Rumford, 

9.4, $146. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Ray 

Hostetler, 72 points on Painted Pony 

Championship Rodeo’s Wacey’s Baby, 

$271; 2. Trey Watts, 60, $203; no other 

qualified rides. 

Tie-down roping: 1. (tie) Lane Sikes 

and Bradley Chance Hays, 14.0 

seconds, $342 each; 3. Matt McKinstry, 

14.6, $196; 4. Charlie Goerlach, 22.6, 

$98. 

Barrel racing: 1. Mary Senich, 14.61 

seconds, $409; 2. Jody Stockton, 

14.69, $338; 3. Kristin Weber, 15.03, 

$268; 4. Sidney Jenkins, 15.13, $197; 

5. Mallory Perkins, 15.19, $127; 6. 

Jennifer Romriell, 15.35, $71. 


Total payoff: $8,221. Stock 

contractor: Painted Pony 

Championship Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Becky Martindale. Officials: 

Mike Rhineer Jr. and Burgess Ovitt. 

Timers: Cathy Mahon and Becky 

Martindale. Announcers: Jeff Olin 

and Kurt Warner. Specialty act: Jeff 

Reynolds. Bullfighters: Bobby Sims 

and Phil Hussmann. Flankman: Shawn 

Graham. Chute boss: Shawn Graham. 

Pickup men: Jesse Griswold and Tye 

Eglin. Music director: Shana Graham. 

Mandan Rodeo 

Days Xtreme Bulls Div. 2 

Mandan, N.D., July 1 

Bull riding: 1. Sage Kimzey, 88.5 

points on Dakota Rodeo’s Big Black 

Cat, $6,796; 2. Trevor Kastner, 86.5, 

$5,210; 3. Boudreaux Campbell, 86, 

$3,851; 4. Garrett Tribble, 85.5, $2,492; 

5. Riley Blankenship, 85, $1,586; 6. 

Markus Mariluch, 84.5, $1,133; 7. 

Eli Vastbinder, 84, $906; 8. Roscoe 

Jarboe, 77, $680. 


contractor: Dakota Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Penny Walton. Officials: 

Gary Case, Royd Doyal and Tom 

Peterson. Timer: Darla Kelley. 

Announcer: Tim Fuller. Specialty act: 

Madison MacDonald. Bullfighters: 

Jeff Crouch, Josh Rivinius and 

Cooper Waln. Clown/barrelman: 

Matt Tarr. Flankman: Chad Berger. 

Photographer: Jackie Jensen. 

Western Stampede 

West Jordan, Utah, July 1-4 

All-around cowboy: Toby Collins, 

$1,855, saddle bronc riding and bull 

riding. 

Bareback riding: 1. Will Lowe, 

87.5 points on Cervi Championship 

Rodeo’s Baby Face, $3,096; 2. Jamie 

Howlett, 84.5, $2,374; 3. Jake Brown, 

84, $1,755; 4. (tie) Kaycee Feild and 

Morgan Heaton, 83.5, $929 each; 6. 

Logan Patterson, 82.5, $516; 7. Devan 

Reilly, 79.5, $413; 8. Morgan Wilde, 

79, $310. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Blake Brown, 4.6 

seconds, $1,826; 2. Matt Reeves, 4.8, 

$1,512; 3. (tie) Bubba Boots and Rudy 

Switzer, 4.9, $1,039 each; 5. Barry 

Kreikemeier, 5.8, $567; 6. Coby Brown, 

6.1, $315. 

Team roping: 1. Pace Freed/Jade 

Anderson, 6.1 seconds, $1,512 each; 

2. (tie) Chaz Kananen/Dustin Wells and 

Brian Winn/Matt Liston, 6.2, $1,121 

each; 4. Tadd Thomas/Brady Ramone, 

6.5, $730; 5. Taylor Winn/Kelton Morse, 

7.2, $469; 6. Rob Webb/Dan Webb, 

10.5, $261. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. (tie) Clayton 

Brum, on Cervi Championship Rodeo’s 

Lunatic Street, and Charlie Kogianes, 

on Cervi Championship Rodeo’s Multichem 

Forked Up, 84 points, $2,892 

each; 3. Toby Collins, 82.5, $1,855; 4. 

Hawkins Boyce, 81, $1,200; 5. Cody 

DeMoss, 80.5, $764; 6. Telden McLain, 

79.5, $546; 7. Luke White, 76, $437; 8. 

Cole Hatcher, 75, $327. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Cheyenne Harper, 

9.2 seconds, $1,881; 2. Ike Fontenot, 

9.4, $1,557; 3. Kolbey Hughes, 9.6, 

$1,232; 4. Ryan Jarrett, 10.0, $908; 

5. Wyatt Williams, 10.7, $584; 6. Whit 

Cross, 11.6, $324. 

Barrel racing: 1. Sammi Bessert, 

15.78 seconds, $1,830; 2. (tie) Terri 

Wood Gates and Sharin Hall, 15.86, 

$1,438 each; 4. Jamie Gee, 15.90, 

$1,133; 5. Rhonda Dansie, 15.98, 

$871; 6. (tie) Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi 

and Jill Atkinson, 16.01, $610 each; 8. 

Jessi Cronquist, 16.03, $349; 9. Haylee 

Woodward, 16.05, $261; 10. Kallie 

Wonnacott, 16.08, $174. 

Bull riding: * 1. Tim Bingham, 86 

points on Hurst Pro Rodeo’s Bojangles, 

$4,506; 2. (tie) Anthony Corgatelli and 

Ty Wallace, 83, $3,115 each; 4. Wesley 

Silcox, 80.5, $1,864; 5. Tommy Denny, 

80, $1,307; no other qualified rides. *(all 



contractor: The Cervi Brothers. Subcontractors: 

Cervi Championship 

Rodeo and Hurst Pro Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Dawn Williams. Officials: 

Ken Dunn, Tim Engelhart and Jim 

Cutler. Timers: Dawn Williams and 

Lorena Layser. Announcer: Andy 

Seiler. Specialty act: Nancy Weikel. 

Bullfighters: Jimmy Lee and Tiger 

Travis. Clown/barrelman: Clifton 

Harris. Flankmen: Chuck Kite and 

Lyndal Hurst. Chute boss: Binion 

Cervi. Pickup men: Chase Cervi and 

Randy Britton. Photographer: Steve 

Gray. Music director: Ryan Odishoo. 

Molalla Buckeroo Rodeo 

Molalla, Ore., July 1-4 

All-around cowboy: Roger Nonella, 


roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Mason Clements, 

86 points on Flying 5 Rodeo’s Spring 

Tunes, $2,992; 2. Clayton Biglow, 83, 

$2,294; 3. Steven Peebles, 82, $1,695; 

4. Wyatt Denny, 81.5, $1,097; 5. 

Austin Foss, 79, $698; 6. Buck Lunak, 

78, $499; 7. Bill Tutor, 76.5, $399; 8. 

Steven Dent, 76, $299. 


Clayton Morrison, 4.0 seconds, $1,694; 

2. Sean Santucci, 4.2, $1,402; 3. Rudy 

Switzer, 4.3, $1,110; 4. (tie) Wayne 

Schaffeld and Sterling Lambert, 4.7, 

$672 each; 6. Trevor Knowles, 4.8, 

$292. Second round: 1. K.C. Jones, 

3.9 seconds, $1,694; 2. (tie) Ryle Smith 

and Sterling Lambert, 4.2, $1,256 

each; 4. Rowdy Parrott, 4.7, $818; 5. 

Billy Bugenig, 4.9, $526; 6. (tie) Timmy 

Sparing and Ryan Bothum, 5.1, $146 

each. Average: 1. Sterling Lambert, 

8.9 seconds on two head, $2,541; 2. 

Rowdy Parrott, 9.9, $2,103; 3. Billy 

Bugenig, 10.3, $1,665; 4. (tie) Ryan 

Bothum and Chance Howard, 10.5, 

$1,008 each; 6. Clayton Morrison, 11.0, 

$438. 



2. (tie) Riley Minor/Brady Minor and 

Roger Nonella/Will Gallagher, 4.6, 

$2,437 each; 4. Erich Rogers/Cory 

Petska, 4.9, $1,980; 5. (tie) Ryan Opie/ 

Dayton Stafford and Clay Tryan/Jade 

Corkill, 5.0, $1,523 each; 7. (tie) Aaron 

Tsinigine/Ryan Motes and Cody Snow/ 

Wesley Thorp, 5.3, $914 each; 9. (tie) 

Tom Richards/Tyler McKnight and 

Shane Erickson/Trevor McCoin, 5.4, 

$305 each. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Brady 

Nicholes, 84 points on Flying 5 Rodeo’s 

Holy Holly, $4,058; 2. Layton Green, 

83.5, $3,111; 3. Nick LaDuke, 82, 

$2,300; 4. Samuel Kelts, 80.5, $1,488; 

5. Joe Lufkin, 80, $947; 6. (tie) Jacobs 

Crawley, Cort Scheer and Mitch 

Pollock, 79.5, $541 each. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Cade Swor, 7.9 

seconds, $2,835; 2. Tuf Cooper, 8.0, 

$2,537; 3. (tie) Catfish Brown and 

Chase Williams, 8.3, $2,089 each; 5. 

Riley Pruitt, 8.5, $1,641; 6. (tie) Tyson 

Durfey and Blair Burk, 8.6, $1,194 

each; 8. Caddo Lewallen, 8.7, $746; 9. 

Justin Brinkerhoff, 8.8, $448; 10. Kass 

Kayser, 9.2, $149. 

Barrel racing: 1. Brenda Mays, 17.33 

seconds, $3,200; 2. Morgan Breaux, 

17.41, $2,560; 3. Nellie Miller, 17.49, 

$2,080; 4. Carley Richardson, 17.57, 

$1,600; 5. Teri Bangart, 17.59, $1,280; 

6. Rachel Stoller, 17.62, $960; 7. (tie) 

Jordan Moore and Linzie Lindsey, 

17.72, $760 each; 9. Julie Burnett, 

17.73, $640; 10. Amberleigh Moore, 

17.75, $560; 11. Mary Shae Hays, 

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17.83, $480; 12. (tie) Kristel Ising and 

Kim Smith, 17.85, $360 each; 14. (tie) 

Callahan Crossley and Katie Pascoe, 

17.88, $200 each. 

Bull riding: 1. Garrett Tribble, 87 

points on Big Bend Rodeo’s Cray Hair, 

$3,948; 2. Tim Bingham, 86, $3,027; 3. 

Jordan Hansen, 85, $2,237; 4. Jeffrey 

Ramagos, 82.5, $1,448; 5. Sage 

Kimzey, 82, $921; 6. Ednei Caminhas, 

81.5, $658; 7. Toby Collins, 80.5, $526; 

8. Cody Hudson, 80, $395. 


contractor: Big Bend Rodeo. Subcontractor: 

Flying 5 Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Allison France. Officials: 

Mike Nauman, Scot Quick and Joe 

Bob Locke. Timers: Stacey Jo Dowton 

and Vikki Beck. Announcer: Kelly 

Kenney. Specialty act: Mark Swingler. 

Bullfighters: Rowdy Barry and Dan 

Newman. Clown/barrelman: Mark 

Swingler. Flankmen: Jose Castanon 

and Hans Hennings. Chute boss: 

Chad Hutsell. Pickup men: Ricky 

Shannon, Blake West and David Lewis. 

Photographer: Roberta Barkley. Music 

director: Jason Buchanan. 

Cowtown Rodeo 

Woodstown Pilesgrove, 

N.J., July 1 

All-around cowboy: Drew Carnes, 

$451, tie-down roping and team roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Tim Kent, 78 

points on Cowtown Rodeo’s No. Y18, 

$418; 2. Clovis Crane, 77, $251; no 

other qualified rides. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Bryan Tamm, 4.7 

seconds, $541; 2. A.J. Williams, 5.9, 

$406; 3. Tyler Miller, 6.5, $271; 4. Joe 

Brown, 14.5, $135. 

Team roping: 1. Dylan Beam/Mike 

Charles, 6.5 seconds, $854 each; 2. 

Jose Mota/Kenny Brown, 7.5, $640; 

3. David Ballantyne/T.R. Serio, 8.7, 

$427; 4. Erik Hartenstein/Tim Naylor, 

8.8, $213. 

Saddle bronc riding: No qualified 

rides. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Drew Carnes, 

24.1 seconds, $451; 2. Chris Soto, 

24.3, $338; 3. Lance Hower, 25.9, 

$226; no other qualified runs. 

Barrel racing: 1. Christina Mulford, 

17.11 seconds, $518; 2. Joyce 

Stoltzfus, 17.44, $429; 3. Nicole Yost, 

17.52, $339; 4. Liz Terhune, 17.57, 

$250; 5. Amanda Lloyd, 17.61, $161; 6. 

Caitlin Prince, 17.78, $89. 

Bull riding: 1. David Brittingham, 74 

points on Cowtown Rodeo’s Hercules, 

$496; 2. John Leinaweaver, 68, $372; 

3. Robert Carter, 66, $248; 4. Eric 

Spence Jr., 64, $124. 


contractor: Cowtown Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Betsy Harris. Officials: 

Kevin Clanton and Roger Walter. 

Timers: Clare Turnbull Nichols and Sue 

Green. Announcers: Dusty Cleveland 

and Marty Campbell. Bullfighters: 

Wade Harvey and Jason Smith. Clown/ 

barrelman: Jason Farley. Flankman: 

Mark DeSiato. Chute boss: Mark 

DeSiato. Pickup men: Clay Harp and 

Donald Godfrey. Music director: Jake 

Ostrum III. 

Rodeo Matachí 

Matachí, Mexico, July 2 

Bareback riding: 1. Marcos Nunez, 63 

points, $586; no other qualified rides. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Emanuel Banuelos, 

5.0 seconds, $487; 2. Chale Ochoa, 

6.4, $324; no other qualified runs. 

Team roping: First round: 1. Chale 

Ochoa/Pelon Vazquez, 7.6 seconds, 

$448 each; 2. Hector Loya/Carlos 

Alderete, 9.0, $299; no other qualified 

runs. Second round: 1. Victor Hugo 

Banuelos/Cruz de la Cruz, 6.4 seconds, 

$448 each; 2. Alejandro Torres/Erick 

Parra, 8.1, $299; no other qualified 

runs. Average: 1. Alejandro Torres/ 

Erick Parra, 21.0 seconds on two head, 

$598 each; 2. Victor Hugo Banuelos/ 

Cruz de la Cruz, 22.3, $399 each. 

Saddle bronc riding: No qualified 

rides. 

Tie-down roping: First round: 1. (tie) 

Victor Hugo Banuelos and Emanuel 

Banuelos, 13.4 seconds, $157 each; 

no other qualified runs. Second round: 

1. Emanuel Banuelos, 10.6 seconds, 

$125; 2. Victor Hugo Banuelos, 10.8, 

$84; no other qualified runs. Average: 

1. Emanuel Banuelos, 24 seconds 

on two head, $313; 2. Victor Hugo 

Banuelos, 24.2, $209. 

Barrel racing: First round: 1. Paulina 

Ochoa, 18.34 seconds, $281. Second 

round: 1. Luisa Herrera, 18.09 

seconds. Average: 1. Paulina Ochoa, 

36.48 seconds on two head, $281. 

Bull riding: 1. Adrian Ferreiro, 79.5 

points, $538; 2. Carlos Trejo, 74, $352; 

no other qualified rides. 

Total payoff: $6,710. Rodeo 

secretary: Jesus Murguia. Officials: 

Francisco Galindo, Cesar Bustamante, 

Antonio Barrera and Rolando Jones. 

Announcer: Luis Lamas. Bullfighters: 

Ricardo Robles and Jesus Guillen. 

Pickup men: Ricky Herrera and Cesar 

Bustamante. 

Livingston Roundup 

Livingston, Mont., July 2-4 

All-around cowboy: Paul David 

Tierney, $1,589, tie-down roping and 

team roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. (tie) Jake Brown, 

on Kesler Rodeo’s No. 841, and Tanner 

Phipps, on Kesler Rodeo’s No. 187, 

86 points, $4,123 each; 3. J.R. Vezain, 

84.5, $2,645; 4. Anthony Thomas, 84, 

$1,711; 5. Caleb Bennett, 83, $1,089; 

6. Richmond Champion, 82.5, $778; 7. 

(tie) Bill Tutor and Justin Miller, 81.5, 

$544 each. 

Steer wrestling: 1. (tie) Jake Fulton 

and Olin Hannum, 3.3 seconds, $4,886 

each; 3. Seth Brockman, 3.4, $4,071; 

4. (tie) Heath Thomas and Kyle Irwin, 

3.5, $3,257 each; 6. Billy Bugenig, 

3.6, $2,443; 7. Blake Mindemann, 3.7, 

$1,900; 8. (tie) Ty Erickson and Blake 

Knowles, 3.8, $1,086 each; 10. (tie) 

Kyle Whitaker and Justin Shaffer, 3.9, 

$136 each. 



2. (tie) Ty Blasingame/Tanner Luttrell 

and Shay Carroll/Nano Garza, 4.6, 

$5,362 each; 4. Coleman Proctor/Billie 

Jack Saebens, 4.7, $4,356; 5. Nelson 

Wyatt/Trace Porter, 4.8, $3,686; 6. 

(tie) Matt Sherwood/Walt Woodard and 

Erich Rogers/Cory Petska, 4.9, $2,681 

each; 8. Billy Bob Brown/Logan Medlin, 

5.0, $1,676; 9. Jake Barnes/Tyler 

Worley, 5.1, $1,005; 10. (tie) Blake 

Teixeira/Monty Joe Petska and Ryan 

Reed/Cody Pearson, 5.2, $168 each. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Bradley 

Harter, 87.5 points on Kesler Rodeo’s 

Gone Country, $4,258; 2. Jake Watson, 

84, $3,265; 3. (tie) Sage Newman and 

Jacobs Crawley, 83.5, $1,987 each; 

5. (tie) Isaac Diaz and Allen Boore, 

83, $852 each; 7. Wyatt Casper, 82.5, 

$568; 8. Cody DeMoss, 82, $426. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Timber Moore, 7.5 

seconds, $6,037; 2. Bryson Sechrist, 

8.0, $5,401; 3. Landyn Duncan, 8.3, 

$4,766; 4. (tie) Cooper Martin and 

Jake Pratt, 8.5, $3,813 each; 6. Cody 

Quaney, 8.6, $2,859; 7. (tie) Paul David 

Tierney, Michael Otero and Taylor 

Santos, 8.7, $1,589 each; 10. Marcos 

Costa, 8.8, $318. 

Barrel racing: 1. Stevi Hillman, 17.34 

seconds, $5,657; 2. (tie) Emily Miller 

and Holly Wright, 17.43, $4,101 each; 

4. Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi, 17.47, 

$2,828; 5. Mary Walker, 17.52, $2,263; 

6. Jackie Ganter, 17.53, $1,697; 

7. Kelly Bruner, 17.58, $1,414; 8. 

Christine Laughlin, 17.60, $1,273; 9. 

Lisa Lockhart, 17.61, $1,131; 10. Nellie 

Miller, 17.62, $990; 11. Ericka Nelson, 

17.63, $849; 12. Taci Bettis, 17.66, 

$707; 13. Sabra O’Quinn, 17.71, $566; 

14. Michele McLeod, 17.72, $424; 15. 

Jana Bean, 17.74, $283. 

Bull riding: * 1. Jesse Petri, 74 points 

on Kesler Championship Rodeo’s 

Slim City, $8,922; 2. Dave Mason, 71, 

$7,754; no other qualified rides. *(all 



contractor: Kesler Rodeo. Subcontractor: 

Kesler Championship 

Rodeo. Bullfighters: Jamie Cox and 

Tyson Hutchison. Flankman: Duane 

Kesler. Pickup men: Jay Shaw and 

Travis Jordan. 

Mandan Rodeo Days 

Mandan, N.D., July 2-4 

All-around cowboy: Rhen Richard, 

$798, tie-down roping and team roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Weston Garrett, 

87 points on Dakota Rodeo’s Pulp 

Fiction, $2,837; 2. Garrett Shadbolt, 84, 

$2,175; 3. Tyler Waltz, 83, $1,608; 4. 

(tie) Lane McGehee and Blake Smith, 

82, $851 each; 6. (tie) Tate Schwagler 

and Tanner Phipps, 81.5, $426 each; 8. 

(tie) Casey Breuer and Justin McDaniel, 

81, $142 each. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Aaron Vosler, 3.7 

seconds, $2,840; 2. (tie) Jace Melvin, 

Tommy Cook and Jake Kraupie, 4.0, 

$2,242 each; 5. Jarret New, 4.1, 

$1,644; 6. (tie) Dru Melvin and Sheldon 

Portwine, 4.3, $1,196 each; 8. (tie) 

Chason Floyd and Jule Hazen, 4.4, 

$598 each; 10. Jake Fulton, 4.5, $149. 

Team roping: 1. Kellan Johnson/Jhett 

Johnson, 4.5 seconds, $2,746 each; 

2. Clayton Hass/John Robertson, 4.7, 

$2,457; 3. (tie) J.B. Lord/Levi Lord and 

Dylan Gordon/Hunter Koch, 4.8, $2,023 

each; 5. Delon Parker/Ryan Zurcher, 

5.1, $1,590; 6. Cale Markham/Austin 

Rogers, 5.3, $1,301; 7. Lane Karney/ 

Dalton Pearce, 5.5, $1,012; 8. (tie) 

Turner Harris/Ross Carson and Levi 

O’Keeffe/Jade Nelson, 5.6, $578 each; 

10. Rhen Richard/Rich Skelton, 5.8, 

$145. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Wade 

Sundell, 90 points on Dakota Rodeo’s 

Chirrikawa, $3,167; 2. Chad Ferley, 

85.5, $2,428; 3. J.J. Elshere, 84.5, 

$1,795; 4. Tyler Baeza, 84, $1,161; 5. 

Chance Barrass, 81, $739; 6. Curtis 

Garton, 80.5, $528; 7. Lane Stirling, 

79.5, $422; 8. Taylor Tupper, 78, $317. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Dane Kissack, 8.1 

seconds, $2,483; 2. Cody Quaney, 8.2, 

$2,221; 3. Logan Hofer, 8.5, $1,960; 

4. Bryson Sechrist, 9.1, $1,699; 5. (tie) 

Jon Peek and Dennis Luetge, 9.2, 

$1,307 each; 7. Seth Cooke, 9.4, $915; 

8. Rhen Richard, 9.5, $653; 9. Cole 

Robinson, 9.6, $392; 10. Jade Lyon, 

9.9, $131. 

Barrel racing: 1. Nikki Hansen, 15.28 

seconds, $3,715; 2. Kristi Steffes, 

15.37, $2,972; 3. Bobbi Grann, 15.42, 

$2,415; 4. Trula Churchill, 15.45, 

$1,857; 5. Jackie Schau, 15.46, $1,486; 

6. Hallie Fulton, 15.47, $1,114; 7. (tie) 

Carmel Wright and Lacy Maier, 15.52, 

$882 each; 9. Bailee Murnion, 15.55, 

$743; 10. Jessica Routier, 15.56, $650; 

11. Christy Wilert, 15.61, $557; 12. 

Rachel Tiedeman, 15.64, $464; 13. Lisa 

Lockhart, 15.66, $371; 14. Alexa Lake, 

15.70, $279; 15. (tie) Hallie Hanssen 

and Benette Little, 15.71, $93 each. 

Bull riding: * 1. Cole Melancon, 88 

points on Dakota Rodeo’s Moldy, 

$6,001; 2. Brennon Eldred, 87, $4,653; 

3. Trevor Reiste, 83.5, $3,498; 4. Miles 

Englebert, 83, $2,343; 5. Tyler Taylor, 

81.5, $1,572; 6. Cain Smith, 75, $1,187; 

no other qualified rides. *(all totals 

include ground money). 


contractor: Dakota Rodeo. Subcontractor: 

Sankey Pro Rodeo & 

Robinson Bulls. Rodeo secretary: 

Penny Walton. Officials: Tom 

Peterson, Royd Doyal and Gary Case. 

Timers: Darla Kelley and Shelly 

Baumann. Announcer: Tim Fuller. 

Specialty act: Madison MacDonald. 

Bullfighters: Cooper Waln, Jeff Crouch 

and Josh Rivinius. Clown/barrelman: 

Matt Tarr. Flankmen: Chad Berger, 

Wade Sankey, Tyson Fowler and Joe 

Simon. Chute bosses: J.R. Scott and 

Chad Berger. Pickup men: Brandon 

Hatzenbuhler and Joe Blankenship. 

Photographer: Jackie Jensen. 

Sitting Bull Stampede 

Mobridge, S.D., July 2-4 

All-around cowboy: Clayton Hass, 



Bareback riding: 1. (tie) Casey Breuer, 

on Sutton Rodeos’ Hard Hat, and 

Tanner Aus, on Sutton Rodeos’ Yankee 

Rose, 82.5 points, $1,604 each; 3. 

Jordan Pelton, 77, $1,029; 4. (tie) 

Dantan Bertsch and Tate Schwagler, 

76, $545 each; 6. Joe Wilson, 75, 

$303; 7. Mike Fred, 70, $242; 8. Jared 

Keylon, 69, $182. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Tyler Waguespack, 

4.0 seconds, $2,724; 2. (tie) Tom Lewis 

and Jade Berry, 4.2, $2,191 each; 4. 

Chason Floyd, 4.4, $1,658; 5. Forest 

Sainsbury, 4.7, $1,303; 6. (tie) Nick Guy 

and Sheldon Portwine, 5.0, $770 each; 

8. Kody Dollery, 5.4, $237. 

Team roping: 1. Colt Fisher/Trey 

Carter III, 4.4 seconds, $2,506 each; 

2. (tie) Manny Egusquiza Jr./Daniel 

Braman IV and Levi O’Keeffe/Jade 

Nelson, 4.6, $2,111 each; 4. Clayton 

Hass/John Robertson, 4.8, $1,715; 

5. Delon Parker/Ryan Zurcher, 4.9, 

$1,451; 6. (tie) Blake Hughes/Brady 

Norman, Tucker McDaniel/Jeff Nelson 



and Devin McGrath/Parker Murnion, 

5.1, $923 each; 9. (tie) Jesse Stipes/ 

Jake Clay and Derrick Begay/Clay 

O’Brien Cooper, 5.3, $264 each. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. J.J. Elshere, 

84 points on Sutton Rodeos’ Lady 

Gaga, $1,997; 2. Nat Stratton, 81.5, 

$1,531; 3. Chad Ferley, 81, $1,131; 4. 

Weston Pierschbacher, 79.5, $732; 5. 

Wade Sundell, 78.5, $466; 6. (tie) Louie 

Brunson and J.C. DeSaveur, 76, $299 

each; 8. Chet Smith, 74.5, $200. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Marty Yates, 7.8 

seconds, $2,703; 2. Westyn Hughes, 

8.4, $2,350; 3. (tie) Cody Quaney and 

Cole Robinson, 9.4, $1,821 each; 5. 

Ike Fontenot, 9.5, $1,293; 6. (tie) Justin 

Scofield and Rhen Richard, 9.7, $764 

each; 8. Brent Belkham, 9.8, $235. 

Barrel racing: 1. Lisa Lockhart, 16.85 

seconds, $2,987; 2. Nikki Hansen, 

16.86, $2,539; 3. Jessica Routier, 

16.88, $2,091; 4. Taci Bettis, 16.93, 

$1,792; 5. Karlee Kalberer, 16.99, 

$1,494; 6. Bailee Murnion, 17.04, 

$1,046; 7. (tie) Joy McDaniel and 

Tammy Fischer, 17.06, $672 each; 

9. Hali Gjermundson, 17.07, $523; 

10. Kelly Wheelhouse, 17.10, $448; 

11. Trula Churchill, 17.12, $373; 12. 

Victoria Netzer, 17.13, $299. 

Bull riding: * 1. Riley Blankenship, 85 

points on Sutton Rodeos’ Daniel Son, 

$4,200; 2. Taylor Miller, 81, $3,650; no 




contractor: Sutton Rodeos. Rodeo 

secretary: Val Lundquist. Timers: Kim 

Sutton and Amy Muller. Announcer: 

Scott Grover. Bullfighter: Allan Dessel. 

Clown/barrelman: Johnny Dudley. 

Flankman: Brice Sutton. Chute boss: 

Steve Sutton. Pickup men: Brent 

Sutton and Mike Greenleaf. Music 

director: Jesse Knudsen. 

39th Annual Headwaters 

Xtreme Bulls Division 2 

Park Rapids, Minn., July 2-3 

Bull riding: First round: 1. Coy 

Thorson, 82 points on Mosbrucker 

Rodeos’ Big Bopper, $2,275; 2. Levi 

Berends, 81.5, $1,744; 3. Denton 

Fugate, 81, $1,289; 4. (tie) Trey Kimzey 

and Freeman Yoder, 79.5, $682 each; 

6. Nate Perry, 79, $379; 7. (tie) Tyler 

Bingham and Dustin Boquet, 78, $265 

each. * Second round: 1. (tie) Will 

Crain, on Bailey Pro Rodeo’s Cougar, 

and Boudreaux Campbell, on Bailey 

Pro Rodeo’s Twisted Tiger, 85 points, 

$2,191 each; 3. Travis Smith, 81, 

$1,471; 4. Nate Perry, 79, $1,016; 

5. Trey Kimzey, 78, $713; no other 

qualified rides. Average: 1. Nate Perry, 

158 points on two head, $2,275; 2. 

Trey Kimzey, 157.5, $1,744; 3. (tie) 

Will Crain and Boudreaux Campbell, 

85 on one head, $1,062 each; 5. Coy 

Thorson, 82, $531; 6. Levi Berends, 

81.5, $379; 7. (tie) Travis Smith and 

Denton Fugate, 81, $265 each. *(all 



contractors: Bailey Pro Rodeo and 

Mosbrucker Rodeos. Rodeo secretary: 

Rowena Nelson. Timer: Rowena 

Nelson. Announcer: Racer Botkin. 

Bullfighters: Kaleb Barrett and Nick 

Kaup. Clown/barrelman: Robbie 

Hodges. Flankmen: Kelly Mosbrucker, 

Shane Gunderson and Bubba Sedler. 

Chute boss: Shane Gunderson. 

Pickup men: Kelly Klein and Ryan 

Hanna. Music director: Alec Whipple. 

Home of Champions Rodeo 

Red Lodge, Mont., July 2-4 

All-around cowboy: Dakota Eldridge, 


wrestling. 

Bareback riding: 1. Seth Hardwick, 91 

points on Brookman Rodeo’s Smiling 

Bob, $2,617; 2. J.R. Vezain, 86, $2,006; 

3. Orin Larsen, 85, $1,483; 4. (tie) 

Justin Miller and Wyatt Bloom, 83, $785 

each; 6. (tie) Chase Erickson, Evan 

Jayne and Bill Tutor, 81, $349 each. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Tanner Houston, 

3.6 seconds, $3,483; 2. (tie) Sterling 

Lambert and Scott Guenthner, 3.8, 

$2,933 each; 4. (tie) Hunter Cure and 

Marcus Theriot, 3.9, $2,200 each; 6. 

Jordan Holland, 4.0, $1,650; 7. (tie) 

Seth Brockman, Tanner Milan, Dakota 

Eldridge and Tyler Waguespack, 4.1, 

$733 each. 

Team roping: 1. Tyler Waters/Cody 

Hogan, 4.4 seconds, $2,917 each; 

2. Jake Orman/Tyler Domingue, 4.7, 

$2,610; 3. (tie) Garrett Tonozzi/Wyatt 

Cox, Edward Hawley Jr./Ty Romo and 

Kelsey Parchman/Chase Tryan, 4.8, 

$1,996 each; 6. Derrick Begay/Clay 

O’Brien Cooper, 5.0, $1,382; 7. Chris 

Francis/Cade Passig, 5.1, $1,075; 8. 

Ryan Reed/Cody Pearson, 5.2, $768; 

9. Cole Sherwood/Casey Cummins, 

5.5, $461; 10. (tie) Travis Winters/Coley 

Nicholls and Lane Ivy/Buddy Hawkins 

II, 5.8, $77 each. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Jacobs 

Crawley, 87 points on Burch Rodeo’s 

Maria Bartimoro, $2,549; 2. Cort 

Scheer, 84, $1,954; 3. Isaac Diaz, 83, 

$1,445; 4. Jesse Wright, 81.5, $935; 

5. (tie) Chase Brooks, Joe Lufkin and 

Allen Boore, 81, $453 each; 8. Spencer 

Wright, 80, $255. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Dakota Eldridge, 

8.2 seconds, $2,947; 2. Tuf Cooper, 

8.4, $2,637; 3. Reese Riemer, 8.5, 

$2,327; 4. Dane Kissack, 8.7, $2,016; 

5. Trevor Brazile, 8.9, $1,706; 6. (tie) 

Cimarron Boardman and Landyn 

Duncan, 9.0, $1,241 each; 8. Timber 

Moore, 9.1, $776; 9. Dennis Luetge, 

9.3, $465; 10. Kevin Peterson, 9.4, 

$155. 

Barrel racing: 1. Kelly Yates, 17.04 

seconds, $3,486; 2. Taci Bettis, 17.36, 

$2,788; 3. Jessie Telford, 17.37, 

$2,266; 4. Stevi Hillman, 17.41, $1,743; 

5. Lisa Lockhart, 17.44, $1,394; 6. 

Tammy Fischer, 17.45, $1,046; 7. 

Rene Cloninger, 17.47, $871; 8. Nellie 

Miller, 17.58, $784; 9. Becky Fuson, 

17.59, $697; 10. Kassie Mowry, 17.60, 

$610; 11. (tie) Cayla Small and Carley 

Richardson, 17.69, $479 each; 13. 

Kynder Starr, 17.70, $349; 14. Lindsay 

Kruse, 17.72, $261; 15. Jackie Ganter, 

17.76, $174. 

Bull riding: 1. Josh Frost, 90 points 

on Brookman Rodeo’s Chicken Dance, 

$3,325; 2. (tie) Dalan Duncan and 

Joe Frost, 85, $2,216 each; 4. Dakota 

Louis, 84, $1,219; 5. Jordan Spears, 

83, $776; 6. Tanner Learmont, 81, 

$554; 7. Anthony Green, 79, $443; 8. 

Parker Breding, 76, $332. 


contractor: Brookman Rodeo. Subcontractors: 

Big Rafter Rodeo, Burch 

Rodeo and Barnes PRCA Rodeo. 

Timers: Sager Rhoads and Tami 

Larsen. Announcer: Doug Mathis. 

Specialty act: Denny Halstead. 

Bullfighters: J.D. Harrell and Daryl 

Thiessen. Clown/barrelman: Denny 

Halstead. Flankman: Kenny Barringer. 

Chute boss: Dave Wieferich. Pickup 

men: Tyler Robertson and K.C. 

Verhelst. Photographer: Ty Stockton. 

Music director: Crysta Lemmel. 

Annual Fourth of July 

Celebration & PRCA Rodeo 

Window Rock, Ariz., 

July 2-4 

All-around cowboy: Jace Melvin, 


wrestling. 

Bareback riding: 1. Luke Creasy, 83 

points on Championship Pro Rodeo’s 

Dirty Sailor, $1,824; 2. Trenten 

Montero, 79, $1,382; 3. (tie) Shon 

Gibson and Rio Lee, 76, $829 each; 

5. Hunter Green, 71, $387; no other 


Steer wrestling: 1. Jace Melvin, 3.6 

seconds, $1,903; 2. Justin Shaffer, 4.3, 

$1,654; 3. Trey Nahrgang, 4.8, $1,406; 

4. Wyatt Lindsay, 5.1, $1,158; 5. 

Damian Padilla, 5.2, $910; 6. (tie) Ryan 

Swayze and Derek Worthen, 6.2, $538 

each; 8. Christian Pettigrew, 6.5, $165. 


Nogueira, 4.1 seconds, $2,420 each; 

2. (tie) Brady Payne/Bruce Reidhead 

and Chase Massengill/Daylan Frost, 

4.3, $2,038 each; 4. Tyler Waters/Cody 

Hogan, 4.4, $1,656; 5. Calvin Brevik/ 

Kory Bramwell, 4.6, $1,401; 6. Zane 

Yates/J.C. Flake, 4.7, $1,146; 7. Trey 

Blackmore/Steve Sherwood, 4.9, $892; 

8. Clay Tryan/Jade Corkill, 5.0, $637; 9. 

(tie) Billy Bob Brown/Logan Medlin and 

Joshua Torres/Jonathan Torres, 5.4, 

$255 each. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Isaac Diaz, 

83 points on Salt River Rodeo’s Smoke 

Ring, $1,884; 2. Zeke Thurston, 76, 

$1,444; 3. Telden McLain, 73, $1,067; 

4. Cody Anthony, 72.5, $691; 5. C.K. 

Iverson, 72, $440; 6. (tie) Justin Caylor 

and Cooper DeWitt, 71, $283 each; 8. 

(tie) Lefty Holman, Taos Muncy and 

Cameron Messier, 70, $63 each. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Jesse Clark, 

7.8 seconds, $2,032; 2. Cimarron 

Boardman, 7.9, $1,767; 3. Cooper 

Martin, 8.1, $1,502; 4. Cutter Parsons, 

8.6, $1,237; 5. Jace Melvin, 8.9, $972; 

6. Erich Rogers, 9.0, $707; 7. J.D. 

Kibbe, 9.3, $442; 8. Cody Jordan, 10.2, 

$177. 

Barrel racing: 1. Lori Todd, 16.47 

seconds, $2,074; 2. Shelby McCauley, 

16.62, $1,763; 3. Brittany Pozzi 

Tonozzi, 16.63, $1,452; 4. (tie) Kim 

Schulze and Kimmie Wall, 16.68, 

$1,141 each; 6. Jolee Lautaret-Jordan, 

16.74, $726; 7. (tie) Tami Semas and 

Aimee Kay, 16.76, $467 each; 9. Haley 

Wolfe, 16.80, $363; 10. Sammi Bessert, 

16.82, $311; 11. Sarah Kieckhefer, 

16.84, $259; 12. Laura Carmen, 16.86, 

$207. 

Bull riding: * 1. Logan Hunter, 86 

points on Salt River Rodeo’s Blind 

Spot, $3,526; 2. Cody Jesus, 84, 

$2,909; 3. Colten Gardner, 68, $2,380; 




contractor: Championship Pro 

Rodeo. Sub-contractors: Silver Creek 

Rodeo and Salt River Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Martha Martin. Officials: 

Chris Bastien, Buddy Reynolds and 

Travis Howe. Timers: Martha Martin 

and Bonnie Cusimano. Announcer: 

Andy Stewart. Specialty act: Dusta 

Kimzey. Bullfighters: Cody Greer and 

Blake Miller. Clown/barrelman: Scot 

Allerdings. Flankmen: Chad Riley, Brett 

Barrett, Owen Washburn and Jerry 

Dorenkamp. Chute boss: Benny Cude 

Jr. Pickup men: Tanner Resor and 

Joshua Wordsworth. Photographer: 

Ric Andersen. Music directors: Ben 

Bendele III and Charlie Rogers Barks. 

Old West Trail Rodeo 

Crawford, Neb., July 3-4 

All-around cowboy: Tyler Thiel, $921, 

tie-down roping and team roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Lane McGehee, 

82 points on Summit Pro Rodeo’s Blind 

Date, $996; 2. Hunter Carlson, 78, 

$747; 3. Garrett Shadbolt, 77.5, $498; 

4. Paden Hurst, 75, $249. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Garrett Henry, 4.1 

seconds, $1,072; 2. Brett Gumb, 4.3, 

$804; 3. (tie) Chason Floyd and Brady 

McFarren, 4.8, $402 each. 

Team roping: 1. Brian Dunning/Travis 

Goad, 5.3 seconds, $1,238 each; 2. 

Casey Adams/Riley Pedro, 5.6, $1,024; 

3. (tie) Tory Shaffer/Jason DeVore and 

Dustin Harris/Gralyn Elkins, 5.9, $704 

each; 5. Cole Remington/Mitch Murray, 

6.5, $384; 6. Logan Milligan/Leroy 

Milligan, 6.8, $213. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Tyler Baeza, 

84.5 points on Summit Pro Rodeo’s 

Bootlegger, $1,086; 2. Wade Sundell, 

84, $823; 3. (tie) Tyler Turco and 

Jordan Corrigan, 83, $494 each; 5. Jeff 

Cover, 81, $230; 6. Dylan Henson, 80, 

$165. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Tyler Thiel, 8.7 

seconds, $921; 2. Sam Nave, 9.0, 

$691; 3. Joey Dickens, 9.4, $461; 4. 

Paul David Tierney, 9.5, $230. 

Barrel racing: 1. Hali Gjermundson, 

17.39 seconds, $751; 2. Victoria 

Netzer, 17.59, $653; 3. Jill Eppert, 

17.80, $555; 4. Kelly Adamson, 17.85, 

$457; 5. Bobbi Grann, 17.89, $359; 

6. Jamie Chaffin, 17.92, $261; 7. (tie) 

LeAnn Smith and Trula Churchill, 17.94, 

$114 each. 

Steer roping: First round: 1. Troy 

Tillard, 12.7 seconds, $1,660; 2. Chet 

Herren, 12.8, $1,374; 3. Jim Locke, 

13.0, $1,087; 4. Vin Fisher Jr., 13.2, 

$801; 5. (tie) Will McBride, K.W. Lauer 

and Gib Bell, 13.3, $267 each. Second 

round: 1. Scott Snedecor, 10.5 

seconds, $1,660; 2. Garrett Hale, 11.3, 

$1,374; 3. Cody Scheck, 11.7, $1,087; 

4. J.P. Wickett, 11.8, $801; 5. Cody Lee, 

12.2, $515; 6. Jess Tierney, 12.4, $286. 

Third round: 1. Garrett Hale, 10.5 

seconds, $1,660; 2. Mike Chase, 10.9, 

$1,374; 3. Shay Good, 11.4, $1,087; 

4. Casey Tillard, 11.6, $801; 5. C.A. 

Lauer, 11.8, $515; 6. Trey Sheets, 12.0, 

$286. Average: 1. Scott Snedecor, 

37.7 seconds on three head, $2,490; 2. 

Will McBride, 40.1, $2,060; 3. (tie) Vin 

Fisher Jr. and Troy Tillard, 41.7, $1,417 

each; 5. K.W. Lauer, 44.5, $773; 6. Reo 

Lohse, 46.5, $429. 

Bull riding: * 1. Chasen Cole, 84.5 

points on Summit Pro Rodeo’s Dressed 

In Leather, $1,291; 2. Weston Wilson, 

84, $1,039; 3. Fulton Rutland, 78, $819; 



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contractor: Summit Pro Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Jane Ford. Officials: J.R. 

Clark and Gid Allen. Timers: Carole 

Martinez and Jane Ford. Announcer: 

Les Ohlhauser. Specialty act: J.W. 

Winklepleck. Bullfighter: Cade Burns. 

Clown/barrelman: J.W. Winklepleck. 

Music director: Brenda Winklepleck. 

Killdeer Mountain 

Roundup Rodeo 

Killdeer, N.D., July 3-4 




Bareback riding: 1. (tie) Tanner 

Phipps, on J Bar J’s Painted Brush, and 

Cole Picton, on J Bar J’s Beyond Bugs, 

87 points, $3,842 each; 3. Justin Miller, 

86, $2,465; 4. Tyler Waltz, 85.5, $1,595; 

5. Jared Keylon, 85, $1,015; 6. Tanner 

Aus, 83.5, $725; 7. Tim O’Connell, 

81.5, $580; 8. Chase Erickson, 81, 

$435. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Tom Lewis, 3.2 

seconds, $2,750; 2. Jacob Talley, 3.4, 

$2,461; 3. (tie) Sheldon Portwine and 

Tyler Waguespack, 3.5, $2,027 each; 

5. Beau Franzen, 3.6, $1,592; 6. Gabe 

Taylor, 3.7, $1,303; 7. (tie) Jace Melvin 

and Austin Eller, 4.0, $869 each; 9. (tie) 

Jayce Doan and Kyle Whitaker, 4.1, 

$290 each. 

Team roping: 1. Brady Tryan/Lane 

Mitchell, 4.7 seconds, $2,451 each; 

2. (tie) Jesse Stipes/Jake Clay, Dylan 

Gordon/Hunter Koch and Clayton Hass/ 

John Robertson, 5.0, $1,935 each; 5. 

(tie) Aaron Macy/Evan Arnold, Cooper 

White/Tucker White and Chase Wiley/ 

Martin Lucero, 5.3, $1,161 each; 8. J.B. 

Lord/Levi Lord, 5.5, $645; 9. Tucker 

Dale/Tommy Crane, 5.6, $387; 10. Max 

Kuttler/Kory Mytty, 10.0, $129. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Cody DeMoss, 

87 points on J Bar J’s Two Lounges, 

$3,863; 2. Jesse Bail, 84, $2,962; 3. 

(tie) Allen Boore and Dusty Hausauer, 

83, $1,803 each; 5. (tie) Jacob Lewis, 

Clay Elliott, Preston Kafka and Jade 

Blackwell, 82, $612 each. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Ace Slone, 8.2 

seconds, $2,411; 2. Tyler Milligan, 8.9, 

$2,157; 3. (tie) Cleveland McBride and 

Cody Quaney, 9.0, $1,777 each; 5. (tie) 

Clay McCuistion and Jim Bean, 9.5, 

$1,269 each; 7. Jason Vohs, 9.8, $888; 

8. (tie) Jesse Hinkle and Michael Otero, 

10.4, $508 each; 10. Shank Edwards, 

10.6, $127. 

Barrel racing: 1. Trula Churchill, 15.55 

seconds, $3,038; 2. Jessica Routier, 

15.68, $2,430; 3. Ashley Day, 15.78, 

$1,975; 4. Shelby Janssen, 15.85, 

$1,519; 5. Rachel Tiedeman, 15.86, 

$1,215; 6. Lisa Lockhart, 15.88, $911; 

7. Benette Little, 15.92, $760; 8. Nikki 

Hansen, 15.93, $684; 9. Ari-Anna 

Flynn, 15.95, $608; 10. Kelly Tovar, 

15.99, $532; 11. Wanda Brown, 16.03, 

$456; 12. Whitney Entzel, 16.10, $380; 

13. Kristi Steffes, 16.11, $304; 14. (tie) 

Jill Moody and Janie Johnson, 16.12, 

$190 each. 

Bull riding: * 1. Tyler Bingham, 85 

points on J Bar J’s Cash Money, 

$2,088; 2. (tie) Brody Yeary and Nic 

Lica, 83, $1,402 each; 4. Braden 

Richardson, 82, $784; 5. Guy Nordahl, 

81, $510; 6. (tie) Parker Breding and 

Riley Blankenship, 75, $338 each; no 




contractor: J Bar J. Rodeo secretary: 

Marlene Dreesen. Officials: Mark 

McKinlay, David Browder and Fritz 

Brewer. Timers: Jan Marshall and 

Sandy Zibell. Announcer: Barney 

Sheridan. Specialty act: Bert Davis. 

Bullfighters: Bracken Gittins and 

Sylvan La Cross. Clown/barrelman: 

Bert Davis. Flankmen: Tim Zibell 

and Mark Dreesen. Chute boss: Bill 

Fitzgerald. Pickup men: Tim Zibell and 

Brad Marshall. Music director: Tara 

Sheridan. 




July 3-4 

Bareback riding: 1. (tie) Evan Miller, 

on Rocky Mountain Rodeo’s Monster 

High, Ben Hall, on Rocky Mountain 

Rodeo’s Shamrock, and David 

Streweler, on Rocky Mountain Rodeo’s 

Pony Express, 70 points, $361 each; 4. 

Tolman Moore, 61, $120. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Aaron Vosler, 

4.3 seconds, $940; 2. Rick Petersen, 

4.4, $705; 3. (tie) Kodie Jang and Joe 

Buffington, 4.6, $353 each. 

Team roping: 1. Cole Cooper/Ryon 

Tittel, 5.9 seconds, $1,124 each; 2. 

Clayton Van Aken/Cullen Teller, 6.0, 

$931; 3. Nick Pullara/Shawn Darnall, 

6.5, $737; 4. Eric Martin/Lee Lancaster, 

7.5, $543; 5. Denton Taylor/Dusty 

Taylor, 7.8, $349; 6. Travis Bounds/ 

Jesse Sheffield, 10.9, $194. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Tyler Turco, 

77 points on Rocky Mountain Rodeo’s 

Boot Scoot, $587; 2. Ross Griffin, 76, 

$440; 3. Whit Peterson, 75, $293; 4. 

(tie) Ricky Warren and Brady Love, 71, 

$73 each. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Joe Colletti, 10.7 

seconds, $996; 2. Brice Ingo, 11.5, 

$747; 3. Ty Gifford, 13.4, $498; 4. Wyatt 

Uptain, 13.8, $249. 

Barrel racing: 1. Dianne Bath, 17.71 

seconds, $728; 2. Lake Mehalic, 18.01, 

$633; 3. Marley Hammer, 18.03, $538; 

4. J.J. Baldwin, 18.07, $443; 5. Tyra 

Kane, 18.13, $348; 6. (tie) Bonnie Blain 

and Tasha Welsh, 18.14, $206 each; 8. 

Dani Durham, 18.15, $63. 

Bull riding: 1. Brett Custer, 80 points 

on Rocky Mountain Rodeo’s Big 

Midget, $1,034; 2. Cordell Curtis, 79.5, 

$776; 3. Nolan Steen, 78, $517; 4. 

Weston Wilson, 58, $259. 




Officials: John Kissel and Marvin Gray. 


Announcers: John Shipley and Bob 

Edmonds. Specialty act: Keith Isley. 

Bullfighters: Tyson Twitchell and Kyle 

Magee. Clown/barrelman: Keith Isley. 

Flankmen: Glenn Southwick and Tyson 

Twitchell. Chute bosses: Pete Fox 

and Glenn Southwick. Pickup men: 

Mitch Walz and Tim Reynolds. Music 

director: Brandy Edmonds. 

PRCA RAM Rodeo Permit Standings 

Unofficial as of July 11, 2017 

* Purchased PRCA card 

Bareback riding 

1. Cole Picton, Marshall, Mo.............................. $14,422 

2. Lane McGehee, Victoria, Texas........................ 12,406 

3. Zach Hibler, Wheeler, Texas............................. 10,187 

4. Paden Hurst, Cypress, Texas.............................. 8,468 

5. Tristan Hansen, Dillon, Mont.............................. 7,315 

6. Logan Patterson, Kim, Colo............................... 7,100 

7. Tyler Berghuis, Stephenville, Texas.................... 6,608 

8. Garrett Shadbolt, Merriman, Neb....................... 5,819 

9. Braxten Nielsen, Roosevelt, Utah....................... 4,878 

10. Trey Moore III, Anniston, Ala........................... 4,602 

Steer wrestling 

1. Ben Kilburg, LaMotte, Iowa.............................. $6,812 

2. Walt Arnold, Coleman, Texas............................. 4,042 

3. Zach Trapp, Lehi, Utah....................................... 3,439 

4. Joby Allen, Alva, Okla......................................... 3,099 

5. Paul Bianchi, Salinas, Calif................................. 2,811 

6. Zack Jongbloed, Iowa, La.................................. 2,170 

7. Donnie Endres, Elkville, Ill.................................. 1,660 

8. Dylan Schroeder, Waller, Texas.......................... 1,650 

9.*Wyatt Jurney, Las Cruces, N.M......................... 1,629 

10. Bubba Boots, St. Anthony, Idaho..................... 1,429 

Team roping (heading) 

1. Tanner Green, Cotulla, Texas............................ $7,276 

2. Quinton Parchman, Cumberland City, Tenn........ 6,617 

3. Colton Campbell, Klamath Falls, Ore.................. 6,292 

4. Nelson Wyatt, Clanton, Ala................................. 6,214 

5. Butch Levell, Glenwood, Iowa............................ 5,484 

6. Curry Kirchner, Ames, Okla................................ 5,155 

7. Reno Stoebner, Bastrop, Texas.......................... 4,950 

8. Lane Goebel, Marshall, Minn............................. 4,709 

9. Cooper White, Hershey, Neb.............................. 4,268 

10. Ryne Hutton, Boerne, Texas............................. 3,797 

Team roping (heeling) 

1. James Arnold, Midway, Texas........................ $16,068 

2. Hunter Koch, Vernon, Texas............................... 7,956 

3. Coy Brittain, Rockwall, Texas............................. 7,215 

4. Tres Arredondo, Refugio, Texas......................... 4,998 

5.*Jake Clay, Sapulpa, Okla................................... 4,374 

6. Wyatt Hansen, Oakdale, Calif............................. 4,236 

7. Will Gallagher, Merrill, Ore................................. 3,628 

8. Jason Garcia, Clanton, Ala................................. 3,326 

9. Kycen Winn, Annabella, Utah............................. 2,981 

10. Ryan Pope, Bonifay, Fla................................... 2,387 

Saddle bronc riding 

1. Cameron Messier, Herald, Calif...................... $15,905 

2. Tom Knight, Gunnedah, Australia....................... 7,492 

3. Jacob Lewis, St. Onge, S.D................................ 6,548 

4. Sage Newman, Melstone, Mont......................... 5,961 

5.*Ray Hostetler, Piffard, N.Y................................. 5,138 

6.*Tyler Baeza, Mesquite, Nev................................ 5,097 

7. Dawson Hay, Wildwood, Alberta........................ 5,004 

8. Tyler Turco, Franktown, Colo.............................. 4,608 

9.*Josh Davison, Miles City, Mont......................... 4,440 

10. Ross Griffin, Tularosa, N.M.............................. 4,220 


1. Ty Harris, San Angelo, Texas.......................... $16,013 

2. Zack Jongbloed, Iowa, La.................................. 8,305 

3. Riley Istre, Vinton, La......................................... 6,202 

4. Wyatt Williams, Glenns Ferry, Idaho.................. 5,880 

5. Cory Kirk, White Pine, Tenn............................... 5,870 

6. John Douch, Okeechobee, Fla............................ 5,781 

7. Devon Burris, Queen Creek, Ariz........................ 5,334 

8. Tyson Arledge, Milano, Texas............................. 4,343 

9. Bo Pickett, Caldwell, Idaho................................. 3,895 

10. Cooper Mills, Saint John, Wash....................... 3,651 

Steer Roping 

1.*Caleb McMillan, Soap Lake, Wash.................. $1,392 

2. Tate Wheelis, Montgomery, Texas......................... 846 

3. Danny Taylor, Bryan, Texas................................... 827 

4. Doug Renfro, Weatherford, Texas......................... 671 

5. Dee Friend, Bartlesville, Okla................................. 538 

6. Hudson Wallace, George West, Texas................... 383 

7. Marshall Tyler, Andrews, Texas............................. 302 

8. John Wayne Giles, Vinita, Okla.............................. 269 

9. Evan June, Broken Bow, Neb................................ 230 

10. John Bartlett, Gothenburg, Neb.......................... 134 

Bull riding 

1. Jess Davison, Laramie, Wyo.......................... $20,763 

2. Aaron Williams, Pismo Beach, Calif................. 17,066 

3. Clayton Sellars, Fruitland Park, Fla................... 14,774 

4. Colby Demo, Red Bluff, Calif............................ 13,064 

5. Brett Custer, Elk City, Okla................................ 10,257 

6. Trey Kimzey, Strong City, Okla........................... 9,230 

7.*Boudreaux Campbell, Crockett, Texas............... 9,058 

8. Coy Thorson, Fergus Falls, Minn........................ 8,912 

9. Lane Brennan, N. Fort Myers, Fla....................... 7,668 

10. Tyler McVay, Tucson, Ariz................................ 7,587 






July 3-4 

Permit Section Bull riding: * 1. Jacob 

Nelson, 75 points on Rocky Mountain 

Rodeo’s Playboy, $1,267; 2. Brett 

Custer, 72, $1,036; no other qualified 


money). 




Officials: Marvin Gray and John Kissel. 


Announcers: John Shipley and Bob 

Edmonds. Specialty act: Keith Isley. 

Bullfighters: Kyle Magee and Tyson 

Twitchell. Clown/barrelman: Keith 

Isley. Flankman: Glenn Southwick. 

Pickup men: Tim Reynolds and 

Mitch Walz. Music director: Brandy 

Edmonds. 

Weekley Brothers 

Davie Pro Rodeo 

Davie, Fla., July 5 

All-around cowboy: Juan Alcazar 

Jr., $324, tie-down roping and steer 

wrestling. 

Bareback riding: 1. Chris Smith, 54 

points on Five Star Rodeo’s Roanie, 

$733. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Mose Fleming, 5.7 

seconds, $417; 2. Jamie Haney, 14.5, 

$313; 3. Cody Green, 14.6, $209; no 

other qualified runs. 

Team roping: 1. Cody Sessions/Bubba 

Ireland, 6.3 seconds, $543 each; 2. 

Travis Dorman/Bradley Massey, 6.6, 

$407; 3. Nelson Linares/Spunk Sasser, 

7.7, $272; 4. Josh Jumper/Brandon 

Barthle, 13.6, $136. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Ben Mayworth, 

9.9 seconds, $432; 2. Juan Alcazar Jr., 

10.2, $324; 3. Blevyns Jumper, 10.8, 

$216; 4. Josh Mayworth, 11.4, $108. 

Barrel racing: 1. Jodi Jansen, 12.76 

seconds, $382; 2. Kristin Hanchey, 

12.78, $316; 3. Kaley Bass, 12.99, 

$250; 4. Lori Bowden, 13.17, $184; 5. 

Mandy Amos, 13.25, $118; 6. Marilyn 

Foster, 13.35, $66. 



contractor: Five Star Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Jody Cox. Officials: Bobby 

Gornto and Jay Shaw. Timers: Sheri 

Gornto and Jody Cox. Announcer: 

Jerry Todd. Specialty act: Clint Parrish. 

Bullfighters: Jake Geiger and Richard 

Guthrie. Clown/barrelman: Clint 

Parrish. Flankman: Paul Bowers Jr. 

Chute boss: Troy Weekley. Pickup 

men: Greg Whidden and Clint Boney. 

Music director: Jerry Todd. 

Rooftop Rodeo 

Estes Park, Colo., July 5-10 



roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Jake Brown, 85.5 

points on Cervi Championship Rodeo’s 

Rose Puff, $6,260; 2. Steven Dent, 83, 

$4,800; 3. Buck Lunak, 82.5, $3,548; 

4. (tie) Dantan Bertsch, Zach Hibler 

and Seth Hardwick, 81, $1,600 each; 7. 

(tie) Orin Larsen and Austin Foss, 80.5, 

$730 each. 


Billy Bugenig, 3.8 seconds, $1,573; 

2. Cody Doescher, 3.9, $1,302; 3. 

Wade Sumpter, 4.0, $1,031; 4. Blaine 

Jones, 4.1, $760; 5. (tie) Errol Frain 

and Justice Johnson, 4.4, $380 each. 

Second round: 1. Blaine Jones, 3.5 

seconds, $1,573; 2. Blare Romsa, 3.7, 

$1,302; 3. Cody Cabral, 3.9, $1,031; 

4. (tie) Cody Pratt, Cameron Morman 

and Billy Bugenig, 4.0, $506 each. 

Average: 1. Blaine Jones, 7.6 seconds 

on two head, $2,360; 2. Billy Bugenig, 

7.8, $1,953; 3. Cody Cabral, 8.6, 

$1,546; 4. (tie) Cody Pratt and Hunter 

Cure, 8.7, $936 each; 6. Baylor Roche, 

8.8, $407. 


Nogueira, 4.7 seconds, $4,121 each; 

2. Levi Simpson/Jeremy Buhler, 5.0, 

$3,687; 3. Lane Ivy/Buddy Hawkins 

II, 5.1, $3,254; 4. (tie) Matt Sherwood/ 

Walt Woodard and Cory Kidd V/Cole 

Davison, 5.2, $2,603 each; 6. Ty 

Blasingame/Tanner Luttrell, 5.3, $1,952; 

7. (tie) Marcus Theriot/Cody Doescher 

and Joshua Torres/Jonathan Torres, 

5.4, $1,301 each; 9. (tie) Casey Adams/ 

Riley Pedro and Kolton Schmidt/Dugan 

Kelly, 5.9, $434 each. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Layton Green, 

84.5 points on Cervi Championship 

Rodeo’s Payback, $5,330; 2. Hardy 

Braden, 84, $4,086; 3. (tie) Brody Cress 

and Tanner Lockhart, 83.5, $2,487 

each; 5. (tie) Cort Scheer and Heith 

DeMoss, 82.5, $1,066 each; 7. (tie) Colt 

Gordon and Roper Kiesner, 82, $622 

each. 


Cooper Martin, 7.8 seconds, $1,589; 

2. Westyn Hughes, 8.0, $1,315; 3. 

(tie) Jake Pratt, Tuf Cooper and Tim 

Pharr, 8.1, $767 each; 6. (tie) Lane 

Livingston and Tyler Prcin, 8.2, $137 

each. Second round: 1. Taylor Santos, 

7.5 seconds, $1,589; 2. (tie) Ace Slone 

and Westyn Hughes, 7.8, $1,178 each; 

4. (tie) Justin Smith, Caleb Smidt, Scott 

Kormos and Cimarron Boardman, 

7.9, $384 each. Average: 1. Westyn 

Hughes, 15.8 seconds on two head, 

$2,383; 2. Caleb Smidt, 16.5, $1,972; 

3. Jake Pratt, 16.8, $1,561; 4. Sterling 

Smith, 17.6, $1,151; 5. Robert Mathis, 

17.9, $740; 6. Monty Lewis, 18.4, $411. 

Barrel racing: 1. Taci Bettis, 17.36 

seconds, $3,978; 2. Tillar Murray, 

17.42, $3,182; 3. Kelley Schnaufer, 

17.48, $2,586; 4. Christine Laughlin, 

17.51, $1,989; 5. Tammy Fischer, 

17.56, $1,591; 6. Sidney Forrest, 17.58, 

$1,193; 7. (tie) Sydni Blanchard and 

Ashley Schafer, 17.59, $945 each; 9. 

Michele McLeod, 17.62, $796; 10. (tie) 

Shelby Janssen and Kaylee Burnett, 

17.66, $646 each; 12. Ari-Anna Flynn, 

17.68, $497; 13. (tie) Bonnie Wheatley 

and Erin Parsons, 17.71, $348 each; 

15. (tie) Ericka Nelson and Kynzie 

McNeill, 17.73, $99 each. 

Bull riding: 1. Scottie Knapp, 87 points 

on The Cervi Brothers’ Po-boy, $3,948; 

2. Cole Melancon, 85.5, $3,027; 3. Trey 

Benton III, 85, $2,237; 4. Remington 

Wildeman, 83, $1,448; 5. (tie) Tyler 

Viers and Hawk Whitt, 81, $790 each; 

7. Trevor Reiste, 79, $526; 8. Garrett 

Uptain, 77, $395. 


contractor: Cervi Championship 

Rodeo. Sub-contractors: 4L & 

Diamond S Rodeo and The Cervi 

Brothers. Rodeo secretary: Amanda 

Corley-Sanders. Officials: Harry 

Rose Jr. and Chuck Hoss. Timers: 

Mary Brunner and Toby Dunlavy. 

Announcer: Andy Seiler. Bullfighters: 

Jimmy Lee and Tiger Travis. Clown/ 

barrelman: Clifton Harris. Flankmen: 

Chuck Kite and Scott Pickens. Chute 

boss: Binion Cervi. Pickup men: 

Randy Britton, Chase Cervi and Dalton 

Ward. Photographer: Greg Westfall. 

Music director: Joshua Hilton. 

Hamel Rodeo & 

Bull Ridin’ Bonanza 

Hamel, Minn., July 6-9 

All-around cowboy: Trell Etbauer, 


wrestling. 

Bareback riding: 1. Tanner Aus, 89 

points on J Bar J’s Straight Jacket, 

$2,592; 2. Tanner Phipps, 84.5, $1,987; 

3. Evan Jayne, 84, $1,469; 4. (tie) 

Shane O’Connell and Tyler Berghuis, 

83, $777 each; 6. Tyler Waltz, 82.5, 

$432; 7. Tyler Scales, 81.5, $346; 8. 

Tim O’Connell, 80.5, $259. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Ben Kilburg, 3.7 

seconds, $2,627; 2. (tie) Cody Cabral 

and Justin Morehouse, 4.0, $2,113 

each; 4. (tie) Hunter Washburn and 

Adam Lassa, 4.1, $1,428 each; 6. (tie) 

Jacob Talley and Jeff Miller, 4.3, $742 

each; 8. (tie) Cody Metsker, Calder 

Johnston and Blair Jones, 4.5, $76 

each. 

Team roping: First round: 1. Erich 

Rogers/Cory Petska, 4.1 seconds, 

$1,228 each; 2. Cale Markham/Austin 

Rogers, 4.5, $1,016; 3. Chase Wiley/ 

Martin Lucero, 4.8, $804; 4. Logan 

Olson/Matt Kasner, 5.0, $593; 5. J.B. 

Lord/Levi Lord, 5.3, $381; 6. Lane 

Goebel/Joe Day, 5.4, $212. Second 

round: 1. Jr. Dees/Matt Zancanella, 

3.9 seconds, $1,228 each; 2. Andrew 

Ward/Reagan Ward, 4.4, $1,016; 3. 

Erich Rogers/Cory Petska, 4.7, $804; 4. 

Cole Wheeler/Coy Brittain, 5.2, $593; 5. 

Joe Jacobsen/Jimmy Jacobsen Jr., 5.7, 

$381; 6. Chase Wiley/Martin Lucero, 

5.8, $212. Average: 1. Erich Rogers/ 

Cory Petska, 8.8 seconds on two head, 

$1,842 each; 2. Chase Wiley/Martin 

Lucero, 10.6, $1,524; 3. Cole Wheeler/ 

Coy Brittain, 11.9, $1,207; 4. Ryne 

Hutton/Chase Hansen, 13.9, $889; 5. 

J.B. Lord/Levi Lord, 15.2, $572; 6. Cale 

Markham/Austin Rogers, 15.6, $318. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. (tie) Leon 

Fountain, on J Bar J’s Shady Fox, and 

Wyatt Casper, on J Bar J’s Sweatin’ 

Bullets, 86 points, $2,608 each; 3. Jade 

Blackwell, 84, $1,673; 4. Preston Kafka, 

83, $1,083; 5. Weston Pierschbacher, 

82.5, $689; 6. (tie) Dylan Henson and 

Blaise Freeman, 81, $443 each; 8. (tie) 

Sterling Crawley and Louie Brunson, 

80.5, $148 each. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Jody Green, 8.7 

seconds, $2,454; 2. Tyler Milligan, 8.8, 

$2,134; 3. Dane Kissack, 9.0, $1,814; 

4. (tie) Trell Etbauer and Ace Slone, 

9.2, $1,334 each; 6. Fenton Nelson, 

9.4, $854; 7. Brent Belkham, 10.2, 

$533; 8. Cody Quaney, 10.5, $213. 

Barrel racing: 1. Laura Kennedy, 15.59 

seconds, $3,299; 2. Kricket Gintner, 

15.77, $2,640; 3. Jordan Moore, 15.98, 

$2,145; 4. (tie) Kara Posch and Nikki 

Singler, 16.07, $1,485 each; 6. Tammy 

Watson, 16.09, $990; 7. Melora Potter, 

16.10, $825; 8. Sondra Conklin, 16.13, 

$742; 9. Stacy Barney, 16.15, $660; 10. 

Fonda Galbreath, 16.17, $577; 11. (tie) 

Laurie Cooper and Robin Beck, 16.18, 

$454 each; 13. Lacinda Rose, 16.21, 

$330; 14. Cheyenne Schnelle, 16.23, 

$247; 15. Alexis Baratka, 16.27, $165. 

Bull riding: 1. Guthrie Murray, 88.5 

points on Bailey Pro Rodeo’s Maverick, 

$3,455; 2. Levi Berends, 87.5, $2,648; 

3. Garrett Tribble, 84.5, $1,958; 4. (tie) 

Nate Perry and Shane Semien, 84, 

$1,036 each; 6. Trey Kimzey, 82, $576; 

7. Dustin Bowen, 81.5, $461; 8. Clayton 

Enzminger, 81, $345. 


contractor: J Bar J. Sub-contractors: 

Bailey Pro Rodeo and Pickett Rodeo. 

Rodeo secretary: Marlene Dreesen. 

Officials: George Gibbs, Skip Emmett 

and Royd Doyal. Timers: Sandy Zibell 

and Jan Marshall. Announcer: Davie 

Kimm. Specialty act: John Harrison. 

Bullfighters: Sylvan La Cross and 

Hollywood Gittins. Clown/barrelman: 

John Harrison. Flankman: Mark 

Dreesen. Chute boss: Bill Fitzgerald. 

Pickup men: Tim Zibell and Brad 

Marshall. Photographer: Dick Squire. 

Music director: Nicky Kimm. 

Hamel Rodeo & 

Bull Ridin’ Bonanza 

Hamel, Minn., July 6-8 

Permit section Bull riding: * 1. Jack 

Landgraf, 75 points on J Bar J’s Pickled 

Poison, $6,678; no other qualified rides. 

*(all totals include ground money). 


contractor: J Bar J. Sub-contractors: 

Bailey Pro Rodeo and Pickett Rodeo. 

Tri County Free Fair Rodeo 

Herington, Kan., July 6 

All-around cowboy: Maverick 

Harper, $77, tie-down roping and steer 

wrestling. 

Bareback riding: 1. Sandro Ferretti, 

73 points on Silver Creek Rodeo’s 

Interstate Daydream, $277; no other 


Steer wrestling: 1. Ethan Price, 4.7 

seconds, $308; 2. Ryan Swayze, 4.8, 

$231; 3. Joby Allen, 5.3, $154; 4. 

Maverick Harper, 5.8, $77. 

Team roping: 1. Blake Hughes/Brady 

Norman, 4.8 seconds, $601 each; 2. 

Brett Christensen/Dawson McMaster, 

4.9, $451; 3. Will Clark/Tanner Ward, 

6.3, $301; 4. Brenten Hall/Casey 

Stipes, 7.2, $150. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Kip Overman, 

70 points on Silver Creek Rodeo’s 

Plastic Fantastic, $233; no other 


Tie-down roping: 1. Reid Weber, 21.0 

seconds, $293; no other qualified runs. 



contractor: Silver Creek Rodeo. 

Rodeo secretary: Kate Rumford. 

Officials: Brad Mattox and Justin 

Lindquist. Timer: Kate Rumford. 

Announcer: Scott Fry. Specialty 

act: Bert Davis. Bullfighter: Alex 

Phelps. Clown/barrelman: Bert Davis. 

Flankman: Matt Williams. Chute boss: 

Matt Williams. Pickup man: Andy Eck. 

Music director: Remington Fry. 

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Heart Of The North Rodeo 

Spooner, Wis., July 6-8 

All-around cowboy: Jeff Miller, $2,046, 

tie-down roping and steer wrestling. 

Bareback riding: 1. (tie) Evan Jayne, 

on Barnes PRCA Rodeo’s Undergrad, 

and Jordan Pelton, on JS Rodeo’s 

Walkin Boss, 84 points, $2,454 each; 3. 

Tanner Phipps, 80, $1,574; 4. (tie) 

Tanner Aus, Jamie Howlett and Shane 

O’Connell, 79, $710 each; 7. Casey 

Breuer, 78.5, $370; 8. Tyler Scales, 78, 

$278. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Will Lummus, 4.6 

seconds, $2,757; 2. (tie) Stockton 

Graves and Ben Kilburg, 4.8, $2,217 

each; 4. (tie) Jeff Miller and Jon Ragatz, 

5.0, $1,498 each; 6. (tie) Jacob Talley 

and Jace Melvin, 5.3, $779 each; 8. 

(tie) Trell Etbauer and Mike Bates Jr., 

5.4, $120 each. 

Team roping: 1. Andrew Ward/Reagan 

Ward, 4.9 seconds, $3,267 each; 2. 

Ryan Von Ahn/Derrick Peterson, 5.4, 

$2,923; 3. (tie) Cale Markham/Austin 

Rogers and Blake Teixeira/Monty Joe 

Petska, 5.5, $2,407 each; 5. Lane 

Goebel/Joe Day, 5.7, $1,891; 6. Cole 

Wheeler/Coy Brittain, 5.8, $1,547; 7. 

Will George/Trey Michaelis, 6.0, 

$1,204; 8. Manny Egusquiza Jr./Daniel 

Braman IV, 6.1, $860; 9. Jeff Schneider/ 

Jason Thompson, 6.5, $516; 10. J.B. 

Lord/Levi Lord, 6.6, $172. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Sterling 

Crawley, 86 points on Barnes PRCA 

Rodeo’s Red Horse Crossing, $2,981; 

2. Will Smith, 85.5, $2,285; 3. Tyler 

Baeza, 82, $1,689; 4. Curtis Garton, 

81.5, $1,093; 5. (tie) Justin Caylor and 

Heith DeMoss, 80.5, $596 each; 7. (tie) 

Isaac Diaz and Cody Anthony, 80, $348 

each. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Casey Hume, 

10.1 seconds, $2,519; 2. Justin Zwiefel, 

10.2, $2,190; 3. Cameron Weddle, 

10.5, $1,862; 4. Dillon Holder, 10.6, 

$1,533; 5. (tie) Cole Wilson and Cody 

Huber, 10.8, $1,040 each; 7. Jeff Miller, 

11.3, $548; 8. (tie) Miles Garwood and 

Clay McCuistion, 11.5, $110 each. 

Barrel racing: 1. Kricket Gintner, 17.51 

seconds, $3,350; 2. Shelby Janssen, 

17.58, $2,680; 3. Kelsi Haller, 17.66, 

$2,178; 4. Lacinda Rose, 17.69, 

$1,675; 5. Jordan Moore, 17.70, 

$1,340; 6. Cheyenne Schnelle, 17.74, 

$1,005; 7. Kassie Green, 17.78, $838; 

8. Alexis Baratka, 17.82, $754; 9. 

Conny Winkers, 17.87, $670; 10. 

Brittany Jacobsen, 17.90, $586; 11. 

Lindsay Leverington, 17.92, $503; 12. 

(tie) Cindy Clifford and Kara Posch, 

17.93, $377 each; 14. Kristin 

Boardman, 17.94, $251; 15. Cassidy 

Kohlnhofer, 17.96, $168. 

Bull riding: 1. Garrett Tribble, 84.5 

points on Universal Pro Rodeos’ Pedro, 

$3,201; 2. Clayton Sellars, 82.5, 

$2,454; 3. Guthrie Murray, 82, $1,814; 

4. Travis Smith, 81.5, $1,174; 5. Trevor 

Reiste, 81, $747; 6. Bayle Worden, 80, 

$533; 7. Brett Stall, 78, $427; 8. Jeffrey 

Ramagos, 76, $320. 


contractor: Barnes PRCA Rodeo. 

Sub-contractors: JC Kitaif ProRodeos, 

JS Rodeo and Universal Pro Rodeos. 

Rodeo secretary: Andrea Moon. 

Officials: Joe Bob Locke, Darin Boots 

and DeWitt Forrest Jr. Timers: Kendall 

Barnes and Andrea Moon. Announcer: 

Kelly Kenney. Specialty acts: Timothy 

Lepard and John Payne. Bullfighters: 

Lucas Moore and Miles Jones. Clown/ 

barrelman: Timothy Lepard. 

Flankmen: John Smith, Westin Barnes 

and Mark Johnson. Chute boss: Marty 

Barnes. Pickup men: Billy Weegar, Will 

O’Connell and Joey Koupal. 

Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo 

Vernal, Utah, July 6-8 



Bareback riding: 1. Orin Larsen, 83 

points on Powder River Rodeo’s Big 

Prize, $3,017; 2. Mason Clements, 

82.5, $2,313; 3. Kenny Haworth, 81.5, 

$1,710; 4. Braxten Nielsen, 80.5, 

$1,106; 5. Tyler Scales, 80, $704; 6. 

Jessy Davis, 79, $503; 7. (tie) David 

Peebles and Seth Hardwick, 78, $352 

each. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Chason Floyd, 3.9 

seconds, $2,969; 2. (tie) Trevor 

Knowles, Casey Martin and Will 

Lummus, 4.0, $2,344 each; 5. (tie) 

Justice Johnson and Olin Hannum, 4.2, 

$1,563 each; 7. Blaine Jones, 4.3, 

$1,094; 8. Brad Johnson, 4.6, $781; 9. 

(tie) Cody Doescher and Justin Shaffer, 

4.7, $313 each. 

Team roping: 1. Aaron Macy/Evan 

Arnold, 5.2 seconds, $3,456 each; 2. 

Kaleb Driggers/Junior Nogueira, 5.3, 

$3,092; 3. Clay Smith/Paul Eaves, 5.4, 

$2,728; 4. (tie) Rhett Anderson/Quinn 

Kesler, Jake Barnes/Tyler Worley and 

Pace Freed/Jade Anderson, 5.7, $2,001 

each; 7. Joshua Torres/Jonathan 

Torres, 5.8, $1,273; 8. (tie) Levi 

Simpson/Jeremy Buhler and Casey 

Adams/Riley Pedro, 5.9, $728 each; 10. 

Colt Fisher/Trey Carter III, 6.0, $182. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Jesse Wright, 

86.5 points on Powder River Rodeo’s 

Baby Sitter, $3,322; 2. Chet Johnson, 

85, $2,547; 3. Cort Scheer, 84.5, 

$1,882; 4. Jake Wright, 83.5, $1,218; 5. 

Rusty Wright, 81.5, $775; 6. Spencer 

Wright, 80, $554; 7. (tie) Colton Miller 

and Andy Clarys, 77, $388 each. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Cimarron 

Boardman, 7.0 seconds, $2,813; 2. 

Rhen Richard, 7.3, $2,517; 3. Scott 

Kormos, 7.6, $2,221; 4. Tuf Cooper, 

7.7, $1,925; 5. Jake Pratt, 7.8, $1,629; 

6. Landyn Duncan, 8.1, $1,332; 7. (tie) 

Chase Williams, Cy Eames and Sterling 

Smith, 8.2, $740 each; 10. (tie) Cooper 

Martin and Joey Dickens, 8.5, $74 

each. 

Barrel racing: 1. Meka Farr, 17.08 

seconds, $3,593; 2. Hailey Kinsel, 

17.27, $2,874; 3. Kelly Bruner, 17.28, 

$2,335; 4. (tie) Haylee Woodward and 

Kelly Larsen, 17.30, $1,617 each; 6. 

Ari-Anna Flynn, 17.31, $1,078; 7. 

Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi, 17.33, $898; 8. 

Sharon Harrell, 17.41, $808; 9. (tie) 

Jessie Telford and Taci Bettis, 17.44, 

$674 each; 11. Tillar Murray, 17.45, 

PRCA Resistol Rookie Standings 

Unofficial as of July 11, 2017 

All-around 

1. Shade Etbauer, Goodwell, Okla...................... $35,012 

2. Nelson Wyatt, Clanton, Ala............................... 20,673 

3. Lane Livingston, Seymour, Texas..................... 13,249 

4. Quentin Branden, Barrhead, Alberta................... 7,564 

5. Fenton Nelson, Iowa Falls, Iowa......................... 6,909 

6. Mason Carter, Checotah, Okla............................ 6,189 

7. Lane Bateman, Sorrento, Fla.............................. 5,717 

8. Will Powell, St. Ignatius, Mont........................... 2,641 

9. Tommy Denny, Menifee, Calif............................. 2,189 

10. Sergio Garibay, Caborca, Mexico..................... 2,074 

Bareback Riding 

1. Wyatt Bloom, Bend, Ore................................. $47,554 

2. Tanner Phipps, Dalton, Ga................................ 36,729 

3. Logan Corbett, Las Cruces, N.M...................... 19,909 

4. Pascal Isabelle, Okotoks, Alberta..................... 11,862 

5. Rio Lee, Tucson, Ariz......................................... 4,360 

6. Levi Nicholson, Weatherford, Okla..................... 4,249 

7. J.C. Hester Jr., Queen City, Mo........................... 4,136 

8. Dusty Whidden, Burton, Ohio............................ 1,625 

9. Justin Lewis, College Station, Texas.................. 1,369 

10. Evan Miller, Parma, Idaho................................ 1,326 

Steer Wrestling 

1. Jesse Brown, Baker City, Ore........................... $8,959 

2. Mason Carter, Checotah, Okla............................ 5,939 

3. Lane Bateman, Sorrento, Fla.............................. 3,829 



6. Zach Peterson, Lindale, Texas............................ 2,453 

7. Justin Kimsey, Kennewick, Wash....................... 2,165 

8. Wyatt Jurney, Las Cruces, N.M.......................... 2,160 

9. Gary Kuhn, Murtaugh, Idaho.............................. 1,613 

10. Hunter Washburn, Shawnee, Okla................... 1,428 

Team Roping (header) 

1. Nelson Wyatt, Clanton, Ala............................. $18,368 

2. Trey Blackmore, Hillside, Ariz............................. 9,257 

3. Dale Benevides, Naalehu, Hawaii....................... 9,239 

4. Cole Wheeler, Flint, Texas.................................. 8,010 

5. Thompson Berryhill, Talala, Okla........................ 7,360 

6. Steven Duby, Melba, Idaho................................ 4,860 

7. Tyler Smith, Middleton, Idaho............................ 4,853 

8. Peyton Holliday, Chouteau, Okla........................ 3,182 

9. Kellan Johnson, Casper, Wyo............................. 3,084 

10. Seth Mielke, Chowchilla, Calif.......................... 3,036 

Team Roping (heeler) 

1. Cody Hogan, Athens, Texas............................ $24,546 

2. Brady Norman, Springer, Okla.......................... 15,736 

3. Nano Garza, Las Cruces, N.M.......................... 14,616 

4. Dayton Stafford, Prineville, Ore........................ 11,877 

5. Myles John, Indian Wells, Ariz........................... 6,971 

6. Tucker White, Hershey, Neb............................... 6,725 

7. Coleby Payne, Lipan, Texas................................ 4,742 

8. Dillon Wingereid, Paso Robles, Calif.................. 4,203 


10. Brad Bishop, Norco, Calif................................. 3,341 

Saddle Bronc Riding 

1. Shade Etbauer, Goodwell, Okla...................... $32,526 

2. Leon Fountain, Socorro, N.M........................... 19,606 

3. Jake Finlay, Goondiwindi, Australia.................. 10,776 

4. Tanner Lockhart, Lewis, Colo........................... 10,355 

5. Colt Gordon, Comanche, Okla............................ 8,396 

6. Tyler Baeza, Mesquite, Nev................................. 7,891 

7. Blaise Freeman, Snyder, Texas........................... 6,789 

8. Telden McLain, Tuscarora, Nev.......................... 4,286 

9. Hawkins Boyce, Malad, Idaho............................ 3,246 

10. Cody Gaines, Arcadia, Fla................................. 3,142 

Tie-down Roping 

1. Tyler Milligan, Pawhuska, Okla....................... $29,103 

2. Justin Smith, Leesville, La............................... 26,315 

3. Lane Livingston, Seymour, Texas..................... 12,898 

4. Jim Breck Bean, Fort Hancock, Texas................ 9,054 

5. Ty Baker, Van Horn, Texas.................................. 8,228 

6. Sam Nave, Stephenville, Texas........................... 5,687 

7. Bobby Abernathy, Athens, Ala............................ 4,708 

8. Josh Keese, Okeechobee, Fla............................. 3,824 


10. Chris McCuistion, Collinsville, Texas................ 3,191 

Steer Roping 

1. Kelton McMillen, Paden, Okla.......................... $5,455 

2. Billy Good, Wynnewood, Okla............................ 3,282 

3. Caleb McMillan, Soap Lake, Wash........................ 806 

Bull Riding 

1. Boudreaux Campbell, Crockett, Texas............ $45,184 

2. Tristan Mize, Bryan, Texas................................ 34,043 

3. Jesse Petri, Athens, Texas................................ 33,997 

4. Dave Mason, Burnet, Texas.............................. 31,705 

5. Chase Dougherty, Canby, Ore........................... 24,359 

6. Koby Radley, Montpelier, La............................. 24,201 

7. Lane Lasley, Marshall, Ark............................... 16,340 

8. Shad Heiner, Morgan, Utah.............................. 14,423 

9. Brody Yeary, Brock, Texas................................ 12,408 

10. Casey Farrington, Collbran, Colo.................... 10,153 



$539; 12. Sammi Bessert, 17.46, $449; 

13. (tie) Kim Schulze and Terri Wood 

Gates, 17.47, $314 each; 15. Mary 

Walker, 17.49, $180. 

Bull riding: 1. Brennon Eldred, 89 

points on D & H Cattle’s No. 81a, 

$3,525; 2. Ty Wallace, 88.5, $2,703; 3. 

(tie) Shane Proctor and Sage Kimzey, 

85.5, $1,645 each; 5. Ednei Caminhas, 

84.5, $823; 6. Ruger Piva, 83, $588; 7. 

Chase Dougherty, 81, $470; 8. Roscoe 

Jarboe, 73, $353. 


contractor: Powder River Rodeo. Subcontractor: 

D & H Cattle. Rodeo 

secretary: Jessi Franzen. Timers: 

Tammy Braden and Sam Arnold. 

Announcer: Roger Mooney. Specialty 

act: Jeff Garner. Bullfighters: Luke 

Kraut and Aaron Hargo. Clown/ 

barrelman: Jeff Garner. Flankmen: 

Dillon Page and Hank Franzen. Chute 

boss: Hank Franzen. Pickup men: 

Clint Humble and Scott McClain. 

Photographer: Jim Fain. Music 

director: Jill Franzen Loden. 

Wolf Point Wild 

Horse Stampede 

Wolf Point, Mont., July 6-8 



roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Jessy Davis, 86 

points on Brookman Rodeo’s Smiling 

Bob, $1,827; 2. Ty Breuer, 84, $1,384; 

3. J.R. Vezain, 81, $997; 4. Blade 

Elliott, 80, $664; 5. Paden Hurst, 79, 

$388; 6. Buck Lunak, 77.5, $277. 

Steer wrestling: First round: 1. Ty 

Erickson, 3.8 seconds, $1,262; 2. Tee 

Burress, 4.0, $1,044; 3. Dakota 

Eldridge, 4.3, $827; 4. (tie) Tyler 

Waguespack and Scott Guenthner, 4.4, 

$500 each; 6. Cole Edge, 4.5, $218. 

Second round: 1. Scott Guenthner, 3.8 

seconds, $1,262; 2. Ty Erickson, 4.2, 

$1,044; 3. (tie) Bridger Chambers and 

Tanner Milan, 4.3, $718 each; 5. (tie) 

Kyle Callaway, Clayton Hass and Cole 

Fulton, 4.5, $203 each. Average: 1. Ty 

Erickson, 8.0 seconds on two head, 

$1,893; 2. Scott Guenthner, 8.2, 

$1,566; 3. Clayton Hass, 9.4, $1,240; 4. 

Kyle Callaway, 9.5, $914; 5. Bridger 

Chambers, 9.6, $587; 6. Cole Fulton, 

9.9, $326. 

Team roping: First round: 1. Kaleb 

Driggers/Junior Nogueira, 4.7 seconds, 

$1,456 each; 2. Cole Sherwood/Casey 

Cummins, 5.1, $1,205; 3. Wenceslao 

Aguilera/Allen Bach, 5.2, $954; 4. (tie) 

Derrick Begay/Clay O’Brien Cooper and 

Tucker Dale/Tommy Crane, 5.3, $578 

each; 6. Clayton Hass/John Robertson, 

5.4, $251. Second round: 1. Clay 

Smith/Paul Eaves, 4.4 seconds, $1,456 

each; 2. Dustin Bird/Russell Cardoza, 

4.6, $1,205; 3. Kaleb Driggers/Junior 

Nogueira, 5.4, $954; 4. Layne Carson/ 

Elliott Gourneau, 5.6, $703; 5. Trey 

Blackmore/Steve Sherwood, 5.7, $452; 

6. Clayton Hass/John Robertson, 5.8, 

$251. Average: 1. Kaleb Driggers/ 

Junior Nogueira, 10.1 seconds on two 

head, $2,185 each; 2. Clayton Hass/ 

John Robertson, 11.2, $1,808; 3. Wyatt 

Bice/Derick Fleming, 12.6, $1,431; 4. 

Delon Parker/Ryan Zurcher, 12.8, 

$1,055; 5. Tucker Dale/Tommy Crane, 

13.1, $678; 6. Haven Meged/Dylan 

Johnson, 13.8, $377. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. J.C. 

DeSaveur, 78 points on Brookman 

Rodeo’s Kicking Wing, $1,977; 2. Cody 

DeMoss, 77, $1,516; 3. Nick LaDuke, 

76, $1,120; 4. Jesse Bail, 75, $725; 5. 

Troy Crowser, 72, $461; 6. (tie) Wyatt 

Thurston and Curtis Garton, 71, $297 

each; 8. Jesse Kruse, 70.5, $198. 

Tie-down roping: First round: 1. Cole 

Hatzenbuehler, 9.4 seconds, $997; 2. 

Erik Dublanko, 10.7, $825; 3. (tie) 

Russell Cardoza and Tanner Wznick, 

10.8, $567 each; 5. Bryant Mikkelson, 

10.9, $309; 6. Trey Young, 11.3, $172. 

Second round: 1. Jon Peek, 8.4 

seconds, $997; 2. Joe Schmidt, 9.0, 

$825; 3. Ty Baker, 9.3, $653; 4. Cole 

Hatzenbuehler, 9.8, $481; 5. Trinton 

Downing, 10.4, $309; 6. Jess 

Woodward, 10.5, $172. Average: 1. 

Cole Hatzenbuehler, 19.2 seconds on 

two head, $1,495; 2. Joe Schmidt, 21.7, 

$1,238; 3. Russell Cardoza, 22.0, $980; 

4. J. Billingsley, 23.6, $722; 5. (tie) 

Justin Scofield and Kevin Peterson, 

25.3, $361 each. 

Barrel racing: 1. Lisa Lockhart, 17.56 

seconds, $2,376; 2. Jackie Schau, 

17.70, $2,020; 3. Hali Gjermundson, 

17.78, $1,663; 4. Ashley Day, 17.79, 

$1,426; 5. Stevi Hillman, 17.81, $1,188; 

6. Kassidy Lantis, 17.82, $832; 7. (tie) 

Karlee Kalberer and Fonda Galbreath, 

17.84, $535 each; 9. (tie) Mary Walker 

and Samantha Jorgenson, 17.85, $386 

each; 11. (tie) Erin Williams and Terri 

Kaye Kirkland, 17.88, $267 each. 

Bull riding: * 1. Tate Smith, 81 points 

on Brookman Rodeo’s Super Nova, 

$2,028; 2. Koby Radley, 74, $1,551; 3. 

Devon Mitchell, 70, $1,133; 4. Dakota 

Rice, 69.5, $775; 5. Adam Lucero, 69, 

$477; no other qualified rides. *(all 



contractor: Brookman Rodeo. Subcontractors: 

Big Rafter Rodeo and 

Burch Rodeo. Rodeo secretary: Cathy 

Wieferich. Officials: Bruce Keller, 

Gordie Kesler and Wade Berry. Timers: 

Rowena Nelson and Ruby Nygaard. 

Announcer: Randy Schmutz. 

Bullfighters: Daryl Thiessen and J.D. 

Harrell. Clown/barrelman: John 

Harrison. Flankman: Kenny Barringer. 

Chute boss: Dave Wieferich. Pickup 

men: K.C. Verhelst and Tyler 

Robertson. Photographer: Jackie 

Jensen. 

Benalto Fair & Stampede 

Benalto, Alberta, July 7-9 

Bareback riding: 1. (tie) Kyle Bowers, 

81.5 points on C5 Rodeo’s Blue 

Chantel and Clint Laye, 81.5 points on 

C5 Rodeo’s 06 Show Boy, $740 each; 

3. Luke Creasy, 78, $423; 4. Spur 

Lacasse, 77.5, $212. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Jonny Webb, 3.8 

seconds, $1,200; 2. (tie) Morgan Grant, 

Landon Beardsworth and Derek Frank, 

4.1, $887 each; 5. (tie) Craig 

Weisgerber, Blake Gagnon, Clayton 

Moore and Tyson Willick, 4.2; $339 

each. 

Team roping: 1. Cole Bevans/Ty 

Cahoon, 4.3 seconds, $940 each; 2. 

Trey Gallais/Kasper Roy, 4.4, $778; 3. 

Logan Bonnett/Keely Bonnett, 4.5, 

$616; 4. (tie) Jake Rodriguez/Mike 

Beers and Brady Tryan/Lane Mitchell, 

4.6, $377 each; 6. (tie) Denver 

Johnson/Spencer Rutherford, Stacy 

Cornet/Riley Warren and Travis Gallais/ 

Todd Gallais, 4.8, $55 each. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Justin Berg, 

85 points on C5 Rodeo’s Shattered 

Valley, $921; 2. Layton Green, 83, 

$691; 3. Preston Burr, 81.5, $461; 4. 

Clay Elliott, 81, $230. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Clayton Smith, 7.5 

seconds, $1,216; 2. Russell Cardoza, 

8.0, $1,058; 3. (tie) Tyson Durfey and 

Curtis Cassidy, 8.1, $820 each; 5. 

Dustin Mandel, 8.2, $582; 6. Murray 

Pole, 8.3, $423; 7. Morgan Grant, 8.5, 

$264; 8. Ryan Jarrett, 8.6, $106. 

Barrel racing: 1. Shaylee McMann, 

15.040, $1,144.92; 2. Madelyn 

Schauer, 15.101, $981; 3. Kendra 

Edey, 15.240, $818; 4. Taylor Manning, 

15.244, $709; 5. Crystal Shaw, 15.251, 

$545; 6. Lynette Brodoway, 15.300, 

$436; 7. Rylee Shields, 15.375, $327; 

8. Julie Leggett, 15.382, $218; 9. Susan 

Gulick, 15.417, $164; 10. Shalayne 

Lewis, 15.427, $109. 

Bull riding: 1. Tanner Girletz, 88 points 

on C5 Rodeo’s Twist Your Face Off, 

$1,115; 2. Tyrell Ward, 80.5, $849; 3. 

Austin Nash, 79.5, $582; 4. Matt 

Werries, 78.5, $366. 


contractor: C5 Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Deb Northcott. Officials: 

Larry Adams and Court Smith. Timers: 

Dusty Daines and Kelly Leeder. 

Announcer: Tyson Pietsch. 

Bullfighters: Kris Buffalo and Ty 

Prescott. Clown/barrelman: Brian 

Potter. Flankmen: Tyson Cardinal, 

Calvin McDonald and Rod Hay. Pickup 

men: Murray Timmons and Travis 

Erickson. 

Cheney Rodeo 

Cheney, Wash., July 7-9 

All-around cowboy: Russell Cardoza, 


roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Brian Brown, 82 

points on C5 Rodeo’s Man Called 

Horse, $1,974; 2. Justin Miller, 81, 

$1,513; 3. Kenny Haworth, 80, $1,119; 

4. Grant Denny, 79, $724; 5. Austin 

Foss, 77.5, $461; 6. (tie) Trenten 

Montero and Luke Creasy, 77, $296 

each; 8. Chase Erickson, 76.5, $197. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Blake Knowles, 3.6 

seconds, $1,903; 2. (tie) Russell 

Cardoza, Trevor Knowles and Travis 

Taruscio, 4.2, $1,406 each; 5. (tie) Josh 

Boka, Bridger Chambers and Colin 

Wolfe, 4.4, $662 each; 8. Parker 

Bignell, 4.7, $165. 

Team roping: 1. Dustin Bird/Russell 

Cardoza, 5.2 seconds, $1,696 each; 2. 

Tyler Smith/Andy Carlson, 5.6, $1,474; 

3. Riley Minor/Brady Minor, 6.1, $1,253; 

4. David Temple/Tee Jay Brown, 6.3, 

$1,032; 5. Jake Stanley/Brent Falon, 

7.5, $811; 6. Austin Barstow/Hank 

Hollenbeck, 7.9, $590; 7. Justin Farber/ 

Shane Crossley, 8.7, $369; 8. (tie) Jeff 

Flenniken/Taylor Duby and Ryan Opie/ 

Dayton Stafford, 10.7, $74 each. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Tyler 

Corrington, 83.5 points on C5 Rodeo’s 

Peigan Trail, $2,493; 2. Tom Knight, 

81.5, $1,911; 3. Dawson Dahm, 79.5, 

$1,413; 4. (tie) Christian Stremler and 

Dawson Hay, 76.5, $748 each; 6. 

Logan Hullinger, 75, $415; 7. Johnny 

Espeland, 72, $332; 8. Keenan 

Reinhardt, 69.5, $249. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Taylor Santos, 8.3 

seconds, $1,816; 2. Shane Erickson, 

8.5, $1,579; 3. Bo Pickett, 9.0, $1,342; 

4. Bryson Sechrist, 9.7, $1,105; 5. Kass 

Kayser, 10.2, $869; 6. Roger Nonella, 

10.7, $632; 7. Hank Hollenbeck, 11.4, 

$395; 8. Jared Parke, 11.7, $158. 

Barrel racing: 1. Mandy Hamilton, 

17.29 seconds, $1,769; 2. Cheyenne 

Allan, 17.36, $1,516; 3. Heather Knerr, 

17.40, $1,263; 4. Hannah Sharon, 

17.41, $1,095; 5. (tie) Ashley Sudan 

and Carmel Wright, 17.55, $758 each; 

7. Callahan Crossley, 17.60, $505; 8. 

Rene Cloninger, 17.64, $337; 9. Shelby 

Blixt, 17.65, $253; 10. Leah Crockett, 

17.68, $168. 

Bull riding: * 1. Jory Markiss, 83.5 

points on C5 Rodeo’s Revolving Guns, 

$2,109; 2. (tie) Chase Dougherty and 

Parker Breding, 82, $1,433 each; 4. 

Cody Hudson, 77.5, $823; 5. Roscoe 

Jarboe, 74, $553; 6. Brady Portenier, 

68, $417; no other qualified rides. *(all 



contractor: C5 Rodeo. Subcontractor: 

New West Rodeo 

Productions. Rodeo secretary: Trisha 

Davis-Stacy. Timers: Sindy Jackson 

and Lynn Cotter. Announcer: Al 

Parsons. Bullfighters: Logan Blasdell 

and Erick Schwindt. Clown/barrelman: 

John Beck. Flankman: Mark Cotter. 

Chute boss: Dale Kling. Pickup men: 

Quentin McCauley and Andy Bolich. 

Music director: Joanie Parsons. 

Cushing Community Rodeo 

Cushing, Okla., July 7-8 

All-around cowboy: Shane Hand, 

$496, saddle bronc riding and tie-down 

roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Colton Delgado, 

80 points on New Frontier Rodeo’s Full 

House, $466; 2. Justin Pollmiller, 72, 

$350; no other qualified rides. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Bob Kelly, 6.1 

seconds, $677; 2. Clay Mindemann, 

6.7, $508; 3. Ricky Riley, 11.8, $338; 4. 

Joey Bell Jr., 14.8, $169. 

Team roping: 1. Will Clark/Tanner 

Ward, 4.8 seconds, $928 each; 2. 

Thompson Berryhill/Cody Heflin, 5.0, 

$768; 3. Destry Graham/Nick Simmons, 

5.4, $608; 4. Cody Howard/Hollywood 

Davis, 5.6, $448; 5. Dylan Gordon/ 

Hunter Koch, 6.1, $288; 6. Cole 

Remington/Mitch Murray, 6.2, $160. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Shane Hand, 

76 points on New Frontier Rodeo’s Flint 

Hills, $496; 2. Wacey Hathcock, 62, 

$372; 3. Kip Overman, 61, $248; 4. 

Nick Shenold, 57, $124. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Jerome 

Schneeberger, 9.6 seconds, $808; 2. 

Braden Buckley, 10.2, $606; 3. Cole 

Bailey, 10.4, $404; 4. Travis Fisher, 

10.6, $202. 

Barrel racing: 1. Tamara Reinhardt, 

17.25 seconds, $775; 2. (tie) Fallon 

Taylor and Randi Merritt, 17.29, $623 

each; 4. Amber Scales, 17.30, $472; 5. 

(tie) Rachel Pozzi and Felicia Taylor, 

17.37, $320 each; 7. Michelle Darling, 

17.43, $168; 8. Sandy McElreath, 

17.44, $67. 

Steer roping: First round: 1. Jarrett 

Blessing, 10.9 seconds, $872; 2. Shay 

Good, 11.1, $722; 3. Vin Fisher Jr., 

11.3, $572; 4. Jason Evans, 11.4, $421; 

5. Chet Herren, 11.5, $271; 6. J.P. 

Wickett, 11.6, $150. Second round: 1. 

K.W. Lauer, 10.9 seconds, $872; 2. 

Ralph Williams, 11.6, $722; 3. Shorty 

Garten, 12.1, $572; 4. Vin Fisher Jr., 

12.8, $421; 5. Brad Prather, 12.9, $271; 

6. Kim Ziegelgruber, 13.6, $150. 

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Average: 1. Vin Fisher Jr., 24.1 

seconds on two head, $1,308; 2. Chet 

Herren, 26.5, $1,083; 3. Cody Lee, 

27.4, $857; 4. C.A. Lauer, 27.5, $632; 

5. (tie) Paul Patton and Jason Evans, 

29.4, $316 each. 

Bull riding: * 1. Kole Bowman, 67 

points on New Frontier Rodeo’s 

Tadpole, $1,478; no other qualifi ed 


money). 


contractor: New Frontier Rodeo. 


Officials: Kelly Corbin and Clayton 

Macom. Timers: Darla Crowther and 

Kate Rumford. Announcer: Justin 

McKee. Specialty act: Matt Tarr. 

Bullfighters: Wade Kunze and Broc 

McGuire. Clown/barrelman: Matt Tarr. 

Flankman: Eric Jensen. Chute boss: 

Jim Crowther. Pickup men: Landon 

Petersen and Andy Eck. 

Photographer: Dale Hirschman. 

Cushing Community Rodeo 

Cushing, Okla., July 8 

Steer roping: First round: 1. John 

Wayne Giles, 19.0 seconds, $269; 

2. Doug Renfro, 19.5, $201; 3. Dee 

Friend, 36.3, $134; no other qualifi ed 

runs. Second round: 1. Danny Taylor, 

14.9 seconds, $269; 2. Marshall Tyler, 

15.4, $201; 3. John Bartlett, 21.2, $134; 

4. Doug Renfro, 23.6, $67. Average: 

1. Doug Renfro, 43.1 seconds on two 

head, $403; 2. Dee Friend, 62.4, $302; 

3. Danny Taylor, 14.9 on one head, 

$201; 4. Marshall Tyler, 15.4, $101. 


contractor: New Frontier Rodeo. 


Officials: Kelly Corbin and Clayton 

Macom. Timers: Kate Rumford and 

Darla Crowther. Chute boss: Jim 

Crowther. 

Elgin Stampede 

Elgin, Ore., July 7-8 

All-around cowboy: Jason Stewart, 

$2,880, team roping and steer roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Hunter Carlson, 

78.5 points on Flying 5 Rodeo’s Major 

F.W., $1,228; 2. Austin Foss, 74, $931; 

3. Tristan Hansen, 73.5, $670; 4. Paden 

Hurst, 72, $447; 5. Trenten Montero, 

71, $261; 6. Trevor McAllister, 70.5, 

$186. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Jesse Brown, 4.0 

seconds, $1,554; 2. Ryan Bothum, 4.3, 

$1,286; 3. Trevor Knowles, 4.7, $1,018; 

4. Travis Taruscio, 4.8, $750; 5. Clayton 

Morrison, 5.0, $482; 6. Sean Santucci, 

5.3, $268. 

Team roping: 1. Steven Duby/Jason 

Minor, 5.5 seconds, $1,793 each; 

2. Bob Thompson/Tom Nelson, 6.2, 

$1,484; 3. Nick Sartain/Justin Davis, 

6.3, $1,175; 4. Jason Stewart/Matt 

Funk, 6.9, $866; 5. Colton Campbell/ 

Jordan Ketscher, 8.1, $557; 6. Ryan 

Opie/Dayton Stafford, 10.5, $309. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Zeke 

Thurston, 80 points on Flying 5 

Rodeo’s Black & Blue, $1,601; 2. 

Shade Etbauer, 78.5, $1,213; 3. Sage 

Newman, 76, $873; 4. Clayton Brum, 

75, $582; 5. Call Marr, 74, $340; 6. 

Logan Hullinger, 72.5, $243. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Jordan Ketscher, 

8.1 seconds, $1,390; 2. Jade Gardner, 

8.9, $1,151; 3. Jared Parke, 9.0, $911; 

4. Pake Sorey, 9.9, $671; 5. (tie) Matt 

Shiozawa and Cooper Mills, 10.0, $336 

each. 

Barrel racing: 1. Cheyenne Allan, 

17.49 seconds, $1,186; 2. Kelsie Miller, 

17.59, $1,017; 3. Emily Jayne Sorey, 

17.60, $847; 4. (tie) Callahan Crossley 

and Della Wright, 17.62, $650 each; 6. 

Jordan Minor, 17.63, $452; 7. Susan 

Gibbs, 17.67, $339; 8. Julie Williams, 

17.71, $226; 9. Amanda Waller, 17.76, 

$169; 10. Jessica Lewis, 17.77, $113. 

Steer roping: First round: 1. Caleb 

McMillan, 13.0 seconds, $806; 2. Dave 

Clark, 13.1, $604; 3. Garrett Hale, 13.5, 

$403; 4. Hank Hollenbeck, 13.8, $201. 

Second round: 1. Jason Stewart, 11.7 

seconds, $806; 2. Corey Ross, 12.3, 

$604; 3. Jim Ward, 13.2, $403; 4. J. 

Tom Fisher, 13.3, $201. Average: 1. 

Jason Stewart, 26.1 seconds on two 

head, $1,209; 2. Corey Ross, 26.6, 

$906; 3. J. Tom Fisher, 27.5, $604; 4. 

Garrett Hale, 28.6, $302. 

Bull riding: 1. Brady Portenier, 80 

points on Big Bend Rodeo’ s Muy 

Caliente, $1,284; 2. Cody Miller, 79, 

$973; 3. Dallee Mason, 78.5, $700; 

4. Jory Markiss, 74, $467; 5. Roscoe 

Jarboe, 73.5, $272; 6. Diego Benedetti, 

70.5, $195. 


contractor: Flying 5 Rodeo. Subcontractor: 

Big Bend Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Crystal Longfellow. 

Officials: Terry Carlon and Rod 

Endicott. Timers: Myrna Weber and 

Allison France. Announcer: Marty 

Campbell. Bullfighters: Sean Peterson 

and Ryan Wilson. Clown/barrelman: 

Randee Munns. Flankman: Hans 

Hennings. Pickup men: Bill Trump and 

Blake West. Photographer: Roberta 

Barkley. 

41st Annual Isanti 

Firefighters Rodeo 

Isanti, Minn., July 7-8 

All-around cowboy: Kyle Whitaker, 

$1,038, saddle bronc riding, tie-down 

roping and steer wrestling. 

Bareback riding: 1. Tim O’Connell, 87 

points on Championship Pro Rodeo’s 

Bottoms Up, $1,303; 2. (tie) Jess Pope 

and Devan Reilly, 81, $849 each; 4. 

Tyler Berghuis, 80, $474; 5. Tanner 

Phipps, 79, $276; 6. Will Martin, 75, 

$197. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Blake Mindemann, 

4.4 seconds, $1,963; 2. (tie) Adam 

Lassa and Jule Hazen, 4.5, $1,455 

each; 4. (tie) Jacob Burks and Jace 

Melvin, 4.6, $778 each; 6. Kyle 

Hamrick, 4.7, $338. 

Team roping: 1. Erich Rogers/Cory 

Petska, 4.9 seconds, $1,757 each; 

2. Chase Wiley/Martin Lucero, 5.7, 

$1,528; 3. Joe Beaver/McCoy Profi li, 

5.9, $1,299; 4. Andrew Ward/Reagan 

Ward, 6.1, $1,069; 5. Cole Wheeler/ 

Coy Brittain, 6.4, $840; 6. Cory Clark/ 

Coleby Payne, 7.0, $611; 7. Branden 

Duff/Jimmie Allen, 7.5, $382; 8. (tie) 

Philip Beauregard/Jordan Reynolds 

and Paul David Tierney/Levi Tyan, 10.5, 

$76 each. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. (tie) Ross 

Griffin, on Championship Pro Rodeo’s 

American Psycho, and Will Smith, on 

Championship Pro Rodeo’s Bloody 

Mary, 80 points, $1,243 each; 3. Doug 

Aldridge, 79, $772; 4. Ty Manke, 78.5, 

$514; 5. Troy Crowser, 78, $300; 6. (tie) 

Logan Allen and Kyle Whitaker, 77.5, 

$107 each. 

Tie-down roping: 1. T.J. Hobson, 8.5 

seconds, $1,636; 2. Cody Huber, 8.8, 

$1,354; 3. (tie) Kyle Whitaker and Jared 

Kempker, 8.9, $931 each; 5. Lane 

Jeffrey, 9.1, $508; 6. Jody Green, 9.2, 

$282. 

Barrel racing: 1. Alexis Baratka, 16.54 

seconds, $1,919; 2. Shelby Janssen, 

16.73, $1,645; 3. Laura Kennedy, 

16.81, $1,371; 4. (tie) Torrie Edge and 

Kassie Green, 16.91, $1,051 each; 6. 

Stacy Barney, 17.01, $731; 7. Stassi 

Pyne, 17.03, $548; 8. (tie) Erica Traut 

and Tammy Watson, 17.07, $320 each; 

10. Kristine Knauf, 17.15, $183. 

Bull riding: 1. (tie) Corey Maier, on 

Championship Pro Rodeo’s Hd, and 

Boudreaux Campbell, on Championship 

Pro Rodeo’s No Hands, 86 points, 

$1,276 each; 3. Jesse Petri, 84, $792; 

4. Jeffrey Ramagos, 83, $528; 5. (tie) 

Trevor Reiste and Coleman Rude, 81, 

$264 each. 


PRCA Xtreme Bulls Standings Unofficial standings as of July 11, 2017 

1. Sage Kimzey, Strong City, Okla. ......... $46,500 

2. Ty Wallace, Collbran, Colo. ................... 40,563 

3. Brennon Eldred, Sulphur, Okla. ............ 31,053 

4. Garrett Smith, Rexburg, Idaho ............. 26,235 

5. Brady Portenier, Caldwell, Idaho .......... 21,086 

6. Bayle Worden, Charleston, Texas ......... 20,076 

7. Roscoe Jarboe, New Plymouth, Idaho .. 19,364 

8. Trevor Reiste, Linden, Iowa ................. 16,204 

9. Trevor Kastner, Sulphur, Okla. ............. 16,059 

10. Tim Bingham, Honeyville, Utah .......... 15,204 

11. Tristan Mize, Bryan, Texas ................. 14,880 

12. Trey Benton III, Rock Island, Texas .... 13,796 

13. Justin Hendrix, Belton, Texas ............. 13,433 

14. Boudreaux Campbell, Crockett, Texas 11,889 

15. Markus Mariluch, Daingerfield, Texas 11,556 

16. Garrett Tribble, Bristow, Okla. ............ 11,018 

17. Elliot Jacoby, Fredericksburg, Texas ... 10,909 

18. Eli Vastbinder, Athens, Texas ............. 10,692 

19. Cody Teel, Kountze, Texas .................. 10,651 

20. Cole Melancon, Liberty, Texas ............ 10,502 

PRCA Freestyle Bullfights Standings Unofficial standings as of July 11, 2017 

Bullfi ghter Rounds Pts. 

Cody Emerson 9 6200 

Zach Flatt 5 5000 

Jon Roberts 9 4800 

Evan Allard 5 4200 

Kris Furr 3 2600 

Tanner Zarnetski 4 2000 

Alex Phelps 2 1600 

Erick Schwindt 1 600 

Miles Jones 1 600 

Tate Rhoads 1 400 

Phil Hussmann 1 400 

Judd Napier 1 400 

Kyle Lippencott 1 400 

Wacey Munsell 1 400 

Zach Arthur 1 400 



contractor: Championship Pro Rodeo. 

Sub-contractors: Silver Creek Rodeo 

and New Frontier Rodeo. Rodeo 


Tom Peterson and Raul Rodriguez. 

Timers: Talli Berger and Bonnie 

Cusimano. Announcer: Tim Fuller. 

Specialty acts: Dusta Kimzey and 

Ryan Rodriguez. Bullfighters: Patrick 

Crawford and Jake King. Flankmen: 

Brett Barrett and Chad Riley. Chute 

boss: Benny Cude Jr. Pickup men: 

Zachary Livingston and Jeff Rector. 

Chas B. Davis Memorial 

Ringgold, Ga., July 7-8 

All-around cowboy: Alan Frierson, 

$1,124, saddle bronc riding and steer 

wrestling. 

Bareback riding: 1. Matthew Smith, 

78 points on 4L & Diamond S Rodeo’s 

Painted To Blue, $639; 2. Luke Herbert, 

76, $479; 3. Houston Herbert, 70, $320; 

4. Tim Kent, 69, $160. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Alan Frierson, 4.0 

seconds, $790; 2. Cord Spradley, 5.3, 

$592; 3. Kamry Dymmek, 5.8, $395; 4. 

Matt Oubre, 6.3, $197. 

Team roping: 1. Keven Daniel/Brad 

Culpepper, 5.0 seconds, $1,081 each; 

2. Quinton Parchman/Stephen Britnell, 

5.3, $811; 3. Travis Dorman/Bradley 

Massey, 5.6, $541; 4. Jacob Dagenhart/ 

Zack Mabry, 5.7, $270. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Robert Haley, 

78 points on 4L & Diamond S Rodeo’s 

Muddy Trails, $669; 2. Joe Farren, 75, 

$502; 3. Alan Frierson, 73, $335; 4. 

Parker Kempfer, 72, $167. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Polo Bacque II, 

11.8 seconds, $790; 2. Cory Kirk, 12.1, 

$592; 3. Ben Mayworth, 13.6, $395; 4. 

Zeb Chapman, 20.3, $197. 

Barrel racing: 1. Julie Thomas, 14.39 

seconds, $562; 2. Wendy Culberson, 

14.47, $489; 3. Holly Scruggs, 14.73, 

$415; 4. (tie) Taylor Carver and Kelley 

Carrington, 14.82, $306 each; 6. (tie) 

Lois Shelley and Brittney Drawdy, 

15.04, $159 each; 8. Jodi Jansen, 

15.29, $49. 

Bull riding: First round: No qualified 

rides. * Second round: 1. Lane 

Brennan, 73 points on 4L & Diamond 

S Rodeo’s County Fair, $349; 2. Lance 

Daniel, 72, $286; no other qualified 

rides. Average: 1. Lane Brennan, 73 

points on one head, $254; 2. Lance 

Daniel, 72, $190. *(all totals include 



contractor: 4L & Diamond S Rodeo. 

Rodeo secretary: Dottie Hayes. 

Officials: Chris Carpenter and Fritz 

Brewer. Timers: Wanda Lowry and 

Dottie Hayes. Announcer: Jerry Todd. 

Specialty acts: Bryan Hope and Dusty 

Myers. Bullfighters: Matt Wheeler 

and Rafe Lamb. Clown/barrelman: 

Dusty Myers. Flankmen: Tim Cox and 

Ross Lowry. Chute bosses: Charlie 

Lowry, Terry Hayes and Ross Lowry. 

Photographer: John Moon. Music 

director: Kye Todd. 




July 7-8 

Bareback riding: 1. Ben Hall, 75 points 

on Pickett Rodeo’s Hell Of A Night, 

$481; 2. Craig Wisehart, 74, $361; 3. 

(tie) Zach Hibler and Logan Patterson, 

69, $180 each. 

Steer wrestling: 1. John Franzen, 4.1 

seconds, $846; 2. Olin Hannum, 4.2, 

$635; 3. Chisum Docheff, 4.3, $423; 4. 

Cody Pratt, 4.9, $212. 

Team roping: 1. Coleman Proctor/Billie 

Jack Saebens, 3.9 seconds, $1,772 

each; 2. Tyler Wade/Clint Summers, 

4.0, $1,466; 3. Clayton Van Aken/ 

Cullen Teller, 4.1, $1,161; 4. Hayes 

Smith/Cesar de la Cruz, 4.2, $855; 5. 

Lane Ivy/Buddy Hawkins II, 4.3, $550; 

6. Jaguar Terrill/Colby Siddoway, 4.4, 

$306. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Whit Peterson, 

74 points on Pickett Rodeo’s Blonde 

Lizard, $541; 2. J.W. Meiers, 73, $406; 

3. (tie) Chet Johnson and Tyler Turco, 

70, $203 each. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Sterling Smith, 8.6 

seconds, $902; 2. Cheyenne Harper, 

9.7, $677; 3. Cy Eames, 9.8, $451; 4. 

Darnell Johnson, 10.2, $226. 

Barrel racing: 1. Stacey Smallwood, 

17.74 seconds, $894; 2. (tie) Megan 

Lewis and Nicole Laurence, 17.78, 

$719 each; 4. Dianne Bath, 17.82, 

$544; 5. Kenna Kaminski, 17.83, 

$428; 6. Joy McDaniel, 17.89, $311; 

7. Christine Laughlin, 17.92, $194; 8. 

Kynzie McNeill, 17.98, $78. 

Bull riding: * 1. Jacob Smith, 78 points 

on Pickett Rodeo’s Pickett Line, $749; 

2. George Sims II, 69, $577; 3. Drew 

Asbury, 68, $404; no other qualified 


money). 


contractor: Pickett Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Barb Duggan. Officials: Tim 

Engelhart and J.R. Clark. Timers: Doris 

Mayhan and Linda Urie. Announcer: 

John Shipley. Specialty act: Keith 

Isley. Bullfighters: Taylor Victory and 

Richard Ratley. Clown/barrelman: 

Keith Isley. Flankman: Cullen Pickett. 

Chute bosses: Pete Fox and Cullen 

Pickett. Pickup men: Tim Reynolds 

and Mitch Walz. Photographer: Fred 

McClanahan Jr. Music director: 





July 7-8 



contractor: Pickett Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Barb Duggan. Officials: 

J.R. Clark and Tim Engelhart. Timers: 

Linda Urie and Doris Mayhan. 


act: Keith Isley. Bullfighters: Richard 

Ratley and Taylor Victory. Clown/ 

barrelman: Keith Isley. Flankman: 

Cullen Pickett. Chute boss: Cullen 

Pickett. Pickup men: Mitch Walz 

and Tim Reynolds. Photographer: 

Fred McClanahan Jr. Music director: 


Painted Pony 

Championship Rodeo 

Lake Luzerne, N.Y., July 8 

All-around cowboy: Cord Spradley, 

$639, tie-down roping, steer wrestling 


Bareback riding: 1. Scott Bevins, 65 


Rodeo’s Black Eye, $324; no other 


Steer wrestling: 1. Gregory Bennett, 

4.6 seconds, $331; 2. Cord Spradley, 

5.8, $248; 3. Josh Beadnell, 7.6, $165; 

4. Burgess Ovitt, 11.0, $83. 

Team roping: 1. Kyle Letzelter/Fred 

Brunelle, 6.8 seconds, $660 each; 2. 

Rob Toth/Shawn Quinn, 7.0, $495; 3. 

Robbie Erck/Casey Cox, 7.5, $330; 4. 

Eric Fabian/Jake Edwards, 7.8, $165. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Cord Spradley, 

10.3 seconds, $391; 2. Ty Rumford, 

10.4, $293; 3. Charlie Goerlach, 13.8, 

$196; 4. Carmine Nastri, 17.8, $98. 

Barrel racing: 1. April Masterson, 

14.56 seconds, $341; 2. Crystal 

Marshall, 14.73, $282; 3. Kerri Frazier, 

14.82, $223; 4. Kristine Roy, 14.85, 

$165; 5. Bobbie Jo Barber, 14.94, $106; 

6. Mallory Perkins, 15.08, $59. 

Bull riding: * 1. Kade Kressman, 73 


Rodeo’s No. 03, $865; no other 




contractor: Painted Pony 

Championship Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Becky Martindale. 

Officials: Wayde Ellsworth and Roger 

Stockton. Timers: Becky Martindale 

and Cathy Mahon. Announcer: 

Jeff Olin. Specialty act: Carmine 

Nastri. Bullfighter: Phil Hussmann. 

Flankman: Shawn Graham. Chute 

boss: Shawn Graham. Pickup men: 

Jesse Griswold and Tye Eglin. Music 

director: Shana Graham. 

Mesquite ProRodeo Series 

Mesquite, Texas, July 8 

All-around cowboy: Brother Loud, 


Bareback riding: 1. Jonny Walker, 

74.5 points on Stace Smith Pro Rodeos’ 

Wild Ways, $466; 2. Kyle Brennecke, 

72, $350; 3. Ethan Assmann, 66, $233; 


Steer wrestling: 1. Brother Loud, 5.1 

seconds, $865; 2. Shane Richardson, 

5.4, $649; 3. Don Payne, 6.5, $432; 4. 

Gabe Soileau, 7.0, $216. 

Team roping: 1. Justin Lovell/Boogie 

Ray, 4.1 seconds, $854 each; 2. Tyler 

Wojciechowski/Jake Smith, 4.4, $640; 

3. Mason Boettcher/Kaine Warnken, 

7.0, $427; 4. Cody Russell/Wesley 

Thorp, 7.5, $213. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Nick Shenold, 

76 points on Smith, Harper & Morgan’s 

Rockin Robin, $617; 2. Treyson 

Antonick, 74, $462; 3. Jason Wixom, 

71, $308; 4. Ty Smith, 70, $154. 

Tie-down roping: 1. Chris McCuistion, 

8.3 seconds, $1,090; 2. Brady Wilson, 

8.8, $818; 3. Trent Creager, 9.0, $545; 

4. Justin Braudrick, 9.3, $273. 

Barrel racing: 1. Tami Semas, 15.33 

seconds, $846; 2. Shea-Lynn Leach, 

15.34, $736; 3. Kasey Hall, 15.43, 

$626; 4. Kara Large, 15.48, $515; 5. 

Gayle Jones, 15.50, $405; 6. Jaime 

Barrow, 15.51, $294; 7. Courtney 

Worthington, 15.54, $184; 8. Amanda 

Cupp, 15.56, $74. 



contractor: Stace Smith Pro Rodeos. 

Sub-contractor: Smith, Harper & 

Morgan. Rodeo secretary: Brenda 

Crowder. Officials: Buddy Reynolds 

and Glenn Sullivan. Timers: 

Judy Crowder and Shawna Ray. 

Announcer: Christopher Rankin. 

Specialty act: Jim Bob Feller. 

Bullfighters: Darran Robertson and 

Jason Gibbs. Clown/barrelman: Jim 

Bob Feller. Flankman: Terry Autrey. 

Chute boss: Boogie Ray. Pickup men: 

Jeremy Hight and Jason Bottoms. 

Music director: Randy Mayer. 

Bull Fest 

Steele, N.D., July 8 

All-around cowboy: Eli Lord, $536, 

steer wrestling and team roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Mike Fred, 74 

points on Bailey Pro Rodeo’s Power 

Train, $451; 2. Tate Schwagler, 71, 

$338; 3. Joe Gunderson, 70, $226; no 

other qualified rides. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Mike Bates Jr., 3.8 

seconds, $602; 2. Calder Johnston, 4.2, 

$451; 3. Miles Spickelmier, 5.8, $301; 

4. Brent Belkham, 5.9, $150. 

Team roping: 1. Cody Hilzendeger/ 

Jake Beard, 5.2 seconds, $714 each; 

2. Eli Lord/Paul Griemsman, 5.4, $536; 

3. Jason Thorstenson/Jeff Carney, 

5.9, $357; 4. (tie) Tucker Dale/Justin 

Scofield and Jade Schmidt/J.D. Gerard, 

6.0, $89 each. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Jacob Lewis, 

82 points on Bailey Pro Rodeo’s 

Chocolate Chip, $466; 2. Kash Deal, 

74, $350; 3. Kaden Deal, 68.5, $233; 


Tie-down roping: 1. Jeremy Carney, 

8.8 seconds, $808; 2. (tie) Wyatt 

Treeby and Jace Melvin, 10.4, $505 

each; 4. Tyler Thiel, 11.0, $202. 

Barrel racing: 1. (tie) Mackenzie 

Weber and Jessica Routier, 15.99 

seconds, $624 each; 3. Cathy Roesler, 

16.01, $494; 4. Madison Rau, 16.06, 

$407; 5. Bobbi Grann, 16.08, $320; 6. 

Victoria Netzer, 16.16, $232; 7. Kelly 

Wheelhouse, 16.18, $145; 8. Nikki 

Hansen, 16.21, $58. 

Bull riding: * 1. Andy Coughlin, 82 

points on Bailey Pro Rodeo’s Bubbles, 

$2,162; no other qualified rides. *(all 



contractor: Bailey Pro Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Darla Kelley. Officials: 

Gene Pint and Howard Larson. Timers: 

Darla Kelley and Megan Kuntz. 

Announcer: Vance Ruff. Specialty 

act: Timber Tuckness. Bullfighters: 

Kyle Magee and Nick Kaup. Clown/ 

barrelman: Timber Tuckness. 

Flankman: Shane Gunderson. Chute 

boss: Shane Gunderson. Pickup men: 

Kelly Klein and Ryan Hanna. Music 

director: Kailey Ruff. 

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Cowtown Rodeo 

Woodstown Pilesgrove, 

N.J., July 8 

All-around cowboy: Clovis Crane, 

$444, bareback riding and saddle bronc 

riding. 

Bareback riding: 1. Raymond 

Postlethwait Jr., 66 points on Cowtown 

Rodeo’s No. Y10, $368; 2. Tim Kent, 

64, $276; 3. Clovis Crane, 62, $184; 4. 

Aaron Keane, 58, $92. 

Steer wrestling: 1. John Leinaweaver, 

5.3 seconds, $572; 2. Mason Brehm, 

6.0, $429; 3. Tyler Miller, 15.0, $286; 4. 

Clay Harp, 16.8, $143. 

Team roping: 1. Jose Mota/Kenny 

Brown, 5.4 seconds, $1,048 each; 2. 

Keith Brown/Kelton Brown, 5.5, $786; 

3. Shawn Tennant/Justin Yost, 6.9, 

$524; 4. Cody Johnson/Colby Clement, 

11.1, $262. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Will Stites, 67 

points on Cowtown Rodeo’s No. Y0, 

$346; 2. Clovis Crane, 65, $259; 3. Tad 

Pequignot, 60, $173; no other qualified 

rides. 

Tie-down roping: 1. J.R. Myers, 13.6 

seconds, $421; 2. Tim Naylor, 13.8, 

$316; 3. Cory Clement, 17.0, $211; 4. 

Drew Carnes, 19.9, $105. 

Barrel racing: 1. Christina Mulford, 

16.96 seconds, $545; 2. Karly Stoltzfus, 

17.41, $451; 3. Kristin Weber, 17.56, 

$357; 4. (tie) Amanda Lloyd and Nicole 

Yost, 17.60, $216 each; 6. Wilhemina 

Horzepa, 17.66, $94. 



contractor: Cowtown Rodeo. Rodeo 

secretary: Betsy Harris. Officials: 

Kevin Clanton and Roger Walter. 

Timers: Clare Turnbull Nichols and 

Carmela Spano. Announcers: 

Dusty Cleveland and Wade Grinager. 

Bullfighters: Jason Smith and Jesse 

Markel. Clown/barrelman: Jason 

Farley. Flankman: Mark DeSiato. 

Chute boss: Mark DeSiato. Pickup 

men: Clay Harp and Donald Godfrey. 

Music director: Jake Ostrum IIl. 

Drummond PRCA Rodeo 

Drummond, Mont., July 9 



roping. 

Bareback riding: 1. Tristan Hansen, 

74 points on Kesler Championship 

Rodeo’s Make Believe, $481; 2. (tie) 

Paden Hurst and Hunter Carlson, 68, 

$301 each; 4. Lane McGehee, 66, 

$120. 

Steer wrestling: 1. Ted Gollaher, 4.3 

seconds, $959; 2. Bill Boyce, 4.5, $719; 

3. (tie) Clayton Hass and Newt Novich, 

4.7, $360 each. 

Team roping: 1. Clayton Hass/John 

Robertson, 5.7 seconds, $1,227 

each; 2. Clay Robertson/Sam Levine, 

5.9, $1,015; 3. Jade Stoddard/Ike 

Folsom, 6.2, $804; 4. Ryan Reed/ 

Cody Pearson, 6.6, $592; 5. Dalton 

Carr/Brandt Ross, 7.8, $381; 6. Chase 

Mitchell/John Bell, 9.6, $212. 

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Jesse Kruse, 

79 points on Kesler Rodeo’s Alley 

Lights, $572; 2. Alan Gobert, 76, $429; 

3. Tom Knight, 73, $286; 4. Chase 

Casterline, 71, $143. 

Tie-down roping: 1. J.C. Crowley, 10.2 

seconds, $902; 2. Bode Scott, 10.9, 

$677; 3. Brady Boyce, 11.6, $451; 4. 

Trevor Sunvison, 12.0, $226. 

Barrel racing: 1. Mary Walker, 17.51 

seconds, $846; 2. Rene Cloninger, 

17.65, $736; 3. Kiana Simonson, 17.74, 

$626; 4. Ashley Sudan, 17.80, $515; 

5. Heather Knerr, 17.90, $405; 6. Katie 

Rasmussen, 17.93, $294; 7. Jamie 

Harberts, 17.96, $184; 8. Shelby Blixt, 

18.03, $74. 

Bull riding: * 1. Clay Applegate, 

70 points on Kesler Championship 

Rodeo’s Ivy League, $1,457; no other 




contractor: Kesler Rodeo. Subcontractor: 

Kesler Championship 

Rodeo. Rodeo secretary: Judy Kesler. 

Officials: Jim Cutler and Brandon 

Swainston. Timers: Margo Kesler 

and Janice High. Announcer: Will 

Rasmussen. Specialty act: David 

Whitmoyer. Bullfighters: Tyson 

Hutchison and Jamie Cox. Clown/ 

barrelman: David Whitmoyer. 

Flankman: Duane Kesler. Pickup 

men: Jay Shaw and Shane Moran. 

Music director: Kurt Kesler. 

Isanti Firefighters 

Xtreme Bulls 

Isanti, Minn., July 9 

Bull riding: * 1. Bayle Worden, 87 

points on New Frontier Rodeo’s 

Gangster And Guns, $4,172; 2. Sage 

Kimzey, 83.5, $3,271; 3. Cain Smith, 

80, $2,498; 4. (tie) Rudy Borntrager 

and Jake Weber, 79, $1,468 each; no 




contractors: Championship Pro Rodeo 

and New Frontier Rodeo. Rodeo 


Tom Peterson, Gene Pint and Raul 

Rodriguez. Timers: Talli Berger and 

Bonnie Cusimano. Announcer: Tim 

Fuller. Specialty acts: Ryan Rodriguez. 

Bullfighters: Patrick Crawford and 

Jake King. Clown/barrelman: Ryan 

Rodriguez. Flankmen: Brett Barrett 

and Chad Riley. Chute boss: Benny 

Cude Jr. Pickup men: Zachary 

Livingston and Jeff Rector. Music 

director: Teri Hand. 

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Which six PRCA Cowboy Christmas rodeos pay out more than 

$200,000? 

Ponoka, Alberta $450,962 

St. Paul, Oregon $352,273 

Cody, Wyoming $343,861 

Greeley, Colorado $322,356 

Prescott, Arizona $237,805 

Livingston, Montana $201,848 

The cowboy who won the most money in two events combined 

was Cody Doescher, who won $15,184 in team roping and $4,204 

in steer wrestling. 

The cowboy who won the most money in three events combined 

was Marcus Theriot, who won $3,911 in steer wrestling, $15,184 

in team roping and $126 in tie-down roping. 


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Unoffi cial as of July 11, 2017. Contestants receive one point per dollar earned in All American ProRodeo Series 

events, which are PRCA rodeos with total purses of $30,000 or less, and 50 points for each All American ProRodeo 

Series rodeo in which they compete in at least one go-round. The Top 30 contestants in each event (Top 30 headers 

and Top 30 heelers in team roping) as of Sept. 7, 2017, qualify for the All American ProRodeo Finals in Waco, Texas, 

Oct. 7-14. If unable to compete, they will be replaced by the next highest-ranked competitor. 

Bareback riding 

1. Jake Brown, Cleveland, Texas (30+) .................. 30,449 

2. Bill Tutor, Huntsville, Texas (30+) ...................... 21,396 

3. Tanner Phipps, Dalton, Ga. (30+) ...................... 17,868 

4. Jamie Howlett, Roma, Australia (30+) .............. 15,261 

5. Anthony Thomas, Palestine, Texas (30+) .......... 14,128 

6. Lane McGehee, Victoria, Texas (30+) ................ 13,332 

7. Tyler Waltz, Martin, Tenn. (30+) ........................ 10,382 

8. Blade Elliott, Centreville, Ala. (30+) ................... 10,315 

9. Zach Hibler, Wheeler, Texas (30+) ....................... 9,389 

10. Taylor Broussard, Estherwood, La. (30+) .......... 8,756 

11. Paden Hurst, Cypress, Texas (30+) ................... 7,741 

12. Hunter Carter, Athens, Texas (30+) ................... 7,027 

13. Wyatt Ortega, Groveland, Fla. (30+) .................. 5,741 

14. Pascal Isabelle, Okotoks, Alberta (29) ............. 10,531 

15. J.C. Hester Jr., Queen City, Mo. (29) ................. 4,826 

16. Tyler Berghuis, Stephenville, Texas (28) ........... 5,539 

17. Sandro Ferretti, Lake Charles, La. (28) .............. 2,747 

18. Zack Brown, Red Bluff, Calif. (26) ..................... 9,449 

19. Cavan Wrzesinski, Boulder, Mont. (26) ............. 2,907 

20. Shane O’Connell, Rapid City, S.D. (25) ........... 14,738 

21. Matthew Smith, Saraland, Ala. (25) ................ 12,271 

22. Cody Kiser, Carson City, Nev. (25) ..................... 7,991 

23. Zachariah Phillips, Gillette, Wyo. (25) ............... 6,929 

24. Justin Pollmiller, Weatherford, Okla. (25) .......... 6,856 

25. Tucker Zingg, Glendive, Mont. (25) ................... 6,594 

Steer wrestling 

1. Matt Reeves, Cross Plains, Texas (30+) ............ 16,054 

2. Rhett Kennedy, Chowchilla, Calif. (30+) ............ 11,454 

3. Clayton Hass, Weatherford, Texas (30+) ........... 11,081 

4. Justin Shaffer, Hallsville, Texas (30+) ................ 10,797 

5. Morgan Grant, Didsbury, Alberta (30+) ............. 10,760 

6. Cole Edge, Durant, Okla. (30+) ..........................10,528 

7. Jace Melvin, Fort Pierre, S.D. (30+) .................. 10,093 

8. Shane Frey, Duncan, Okla. (30+) ......................... 9,500 

9. Chance Howard, Cedarville, Ark. (30+) ............... 9,057 

10. Termaine Debose, Anderson, Texas (30+) ......... 8,942 

11. Tommy Cook, Waller, Texas (30+) ..................... 8,727 

12. Tooter Silver, Quitman, Ark. (30+) ..................... 8,671 

13. Noah Lassa, Merrill, Wis. (30+) ......................... 7,794 

14. Heath Thomas, Hemphill, Texas (30+) .............. 6,989 

15. Trever Nelson, Durant, Okla. (30+) .................... 6,886 

16. Jarret New, Wimberley, Texas (30+) .................. 6,123 

17. T.J. Hall, Devine, Texas (30+) ............................ 5,546 

18. Lane Bateman, Sorrento, Fla. (30+) .................. 5,379 

19. Cord Spradley, Hoboken, Ga. (30+) ................... 5,190 

20. Blake Doyle, Flandreau, S.D. (30+) .................... 4,736 

21. Riley Duvall, Checotah, Okla. (29) ................... 11,224 

22. Cody Green, San Antonio, Fla. (29) ................... 2,758 

23. Tanner Milan, Cochrane, Alberta (28) .............. 10,351 

24. Kyle Whitaker, Chambers, Neb. (28) ................. 9,515 

25. Jason Thomas, Benton, Ark. (28) ..................... 7,462 

Team roping (heading) 

1. Manny Egusquiza Jr., Marianna, Fla. (30+) ....... 18,581 

2. Jesy Austin, East Bernard, Texas (30+) ............. 16,521 

3. Cory Clark, Ridge Spring, S.C. (30+) .................13,621 

4. Bart Brunson, Terry, Miss. (30+) ....................... 13,521 

5. Joe Beaver, Okeechobee, Fla. (30+) ................... 12,065 

6. Joshua Torres, Ocala, Fla. (30+) ........................ 12,065 

7. Jesse Stipes, Salina, Okla. (30+) ....................... 11,661 

8. Jake Orman, Prairie, Miss. (30+) ....................... 11,204 

9. Tyler Wojciechowski, Hico, Texas (30+) ............ 11,192 

10. Lane Ivy, Adrian, Texas (30+) .......................... 10,185 

11. Will Clark, Erin, Tenn. (30+) ............................... 9,727 

12. Chase Wiley, Charlotte, Texas (30+) .................. 9,175 

13. Nelson Linares, Plant City, Fla. (30+) ................ 7,647 

14. Cale Markham, Vinita, Okla. (30+) ..................... 7,231 

15. Brett Stuart, Bridgeport, Texas (30+) ................ 5,668 

16. Ryne Hutton, Boerne, Texas (30+) .................... 4,708 

17. Ty Blasingame, Ramah, Colo. (29) .................. 15,600 

18. Trey Blackmore, Hillside, Ariz. (29) ................. 12,359 

19. Rowdy Rieken, Arp, Texas (29) ......................... 9,352 

20. Garrett Tonozzi, Fruita, Colo. (29) ...................... 7,975 

21. Jake Brown, Lubbock, Texas (29) ..................... 3,596 

22. Tee Luttrell, Shreveport, La. (29) ....................... 3,312 

23. K. Parchman, Cumberland City, Tenn. (28) ..... 14,413 

24. Billy Bob Brown, Carbon, Texas (28) ............... 12,710 

25. Tyler Waters, Stephenville, Texas (28) .............. 9,345 

Team roping (heeling) 

1. James Arnold, Midway, Texas (30+) ................. 19,684 

2. Daniel Braman IV, Victoria, Texas (30+) ............ 18,581 

3. Buddy Hawkins II, Columbus, Kan. (30+) ......... 16,421 

4. Cody Hogan, Athens, Texas (30+) ......................14,970 

5. Clint Summers, Lake City, Fla. (30+) ................. 14,925 

6. Trace Porter, Leesville, La. (30+) ....................... 14,163 

7. Boogie Ray, Mabank, Texas (30+) ..................... 13,622 

8. Brady Norman, Springer, Okla. (30+) ................ 13,330 

9. McCoy Profili, Okeechobee, Fla. (30+) .............. 12,065 

10. Jonathan Torres, Ocala, Fla. (30+) ................... 12,065 

11. Trey Carter III, Bellville, Texas (30+) ................ 10,684 

12. Tanner Ward, Wister, Okla. (30+) ...................... 8,943 

13. Austin Rogers, Crescent, Okla. (30+) ................ 8,170 

14. Spunk Sasser, San Antonio, Fla. (30+) .............. 7,647 

15. Wesley Moss, Paradise, Texas (30+) ................. 7,524 

16. Ace Pearce, Washington, Texas (30+) ............... 7,024 

17. Lane Mitchell, Bolivar, Tenn. (30+) .................... 6,546 

18. Wesley Johnson, Log Cabin, La. (30+) ............. 6,071 

19. Chase Hansen, Homedale, Idaho (30+) ............. 5,081 

20. Nick Simmons, Colcord, Okla. (29) ................... 5,308 

21. Justin Yost, Mount Morris, Pa. (29) .................. 4,742 

22. Reno Gonzales, Scott, La. (29) .......................... 1,563 

23. Logan Medlin, Tatum, N.M. (28) ..................... 12,710 

24. Will Woodfin, Marshall, Texas (28) ................. 10,252 

25. Martin Lucero, Stephenville, Texas (28) ............ 8,875 

Saddle bronc riding 

1. Sterling Crawley, Stephenville, Texas (30+) ...... 17,102 

2. Nick LaDuke, Livermore, Calif. (30+) ................ 16,364 

3. Justin Caylor, Sulphur Springs, Texas (30+) ..... 15,836 

4. Joey Sonnier, New Iberia, La. (30+) .................. 15,477 

5. Bradley Harter, Loranger, La. (30+) ................... 15,320 

6. Curtis Garton, Kaitaia, New Zealand (30+) ........ 12,925 

7. Dean Wadsworth, Ozona, Texas (30+) .............. 12,374 

8. Wyatt Casper, Pampa, Texas (30+) .................... 11,284 

9. Dylan Henson, Bloomfield, N.M. (30+) .............. 11,016 

10. Tom Knight, Gunnedah, Australia (30+) ............ 9,306 

11. Cooper DeWitt, Rio Rico, Ariz. (30+) ................ 9,243 

12. Tyler Baeza, Mesquite, Nev. (30+) ..................... 8,965 

13. Treyson Antonick, Overton, Texas (30+) ........... 7,985 

14. Weston Pierschbacher, Kellerton, Iowa (30+) ... 7,575 

15. Justin Lawrence, Exeter, Calif. (30+) ................. 6,822 

16. Joe Harper, Paradise Valley, Nev. (30+) ............. 5,573 

17. Garet Aldridge, Huntsville, Texas (30+) ............. 5,397 

18. Cody Anthony, Monahans, Texas (30+) ............. 5,329 

19. Ross Griffin, Tularosa, N.M. (30+) .................... 4,449 

20. Toby Collins, Stephenville, Texas (30+) ............. 4,328 

21. Josh Davison, Miles City, Mont. (30+) .............. 3,622 

22. Wacey Hathcock, Sulphur Springs, Texas (30+) 3,028 

23. Wyatt Hurst, Brockway, Mont. (30+) ................. 1,946 

24. Kobyn Williams, De Berry, Texas (29) ............... 5,794 

25. Preston Kafka, Wagner, S.D. (29) ...................... 4,189 


1. Marcos Costa, Childress, Texas (30+) ............... 26,207 

2. Blane Cox, Cameron, Texas (30+) ..................... 23,737 

3. Westyn Hughes, Caldwell, Texas (30+) ............. 22,567 

4. Ty Harris, San Angelo, Texas (30+) ................... 16,362 

5. Ryan Jarrett, Comanche, Okla. (30+) ................ 14,562 

6. Scott Kormos, Teague, Texas (30+) .................. 13,151 

7. Clint Nyegaard, Cuero, Texas (30+) ................... 13,041 

8. Bart Brunson, Terry, Miss. (30+) ....................... 12,604 

9. Reno Gonzales, Scott, La. (30+) ........................12,529 

10. Cody Quaney, Cheney, Kan. (30+) ................... 11,256 

11. Ike Fontenot, Ville Platte, La. (30+) .................11,199 

12. Ty Baker, Van Horn, Texas (30+) ....................... 9,118 

13. Morgan Grant, Didsbury, Alberta (30+) ............. 8,388 

14. Clay McCuistion, Sanger, Texas (30+) ............... 7,136 

15. Cheyenne Harper, Iowa, La. (30+) ..................... 7,008 

16. Robert Mathis, Mart, Texas (30+) ...................... 6,811 

17. J.D. McCuistion, Collinsville, Texas (30+) ......... 6,597 

18. Mike Johnson, Henryetta, Okla. (30+) ............... 6,185 

19. Polo Bacque II, Scott, La. (30+) ........................ 5,301 

20. Derrick Traylor, Bryan, Texas (30+) ................... 4,315 

21. Keaton Newman, Herriman, Utah (30+) ............ 2,689 

22. Lane Bateman, Sorrento, Fla. (30+) .................. 2,451 

23. Tim Pharr, Resaca, Ga. (29) ............................ 16,781 

24. Michael Otero, Krum, Texas (29) ..................... 10,765 

25. Sterling Smith, Stephenville, Texas (29) ............ 9,458 

Steer Roping 

1. Chet Herren, Pawhuska, Okla. (8+) ................... 19,708 

2. Vin Fisher Jr., Andrews, Texas (8+) ................... 18,914 

3. Jason Evans, Glen Rose, Texas (8+) ................. 16,062 

4. Chris Glover, Keenesburg, Colo. (8+) ................ 13,072 

5. Scott Snedecor, Fredericksburg, Texas (8+) ...... 12,626 

6. J. Tom Fisher, Andrews, Texas (8+) ................... 12,189 

7. Cody Lee, Gatesville, Texas (8+) ........................ 11,864 

8. Rocky Patterson, Pratt, Kan. (8+) ...................... 11,107 

9. Garrett Hale, Snyder, Texas (8+) ........................ 10,383 

10. Shay Good, Midland, Texas (8+) ....................... 8,087 

11. Will McBride, Ogallala, Neb. (8+) ...................... 5,979 

12. Brian Garr, Belle Fourche, S.D. (8+) .................. 4,772 

13. Leo Campbell, Amarillo, Texas (8+) ................... 4,588 

14. Bryce Davis, Ovalo, Texas (8+) .......................... 4,575 

15. Ralph Williams, Skiatook, Okla. (8+) ................. 4,398 

16. John Bland, Turkey, Texas (8+) ......................... 4,291 

17. Landon McClaugherty, Tilden, Texas (8+) ......... 4,156 

18. Roger Branch, Wellston, Okla. (8+) ................... 4,109 

19. Corey Ross, Liberty Hill, Texas (8+) .................. 3,921 

20. Dan Fisher, Andrews, Texas (8+) ....................... 3,880 

21. Jim Locke, Miami, Texas (8+) ........................... 3,806 

22. Coy Thompson, Whitewood, S.D. (8+) ............. 3,773 

23. Jess Tierney, Hermosa, S.D. (8+) ...................... 3,600 

24. J.P. Wickett, Sallisaw, Okla. (8+) ....................... 3,424 

25. Kelton McMillen, Paden, Okla. (8+) ................... 3,310 

Bull riding 

1. Boudreaux Campbell, Crockett, Texas (30+) ..... 28,588 

2. Guthrie Murray, Miami, Okla. (30+) ................... 20,581 

3. Tristan Mize, Bryan, Texas (30+) ....................... 15,508 

4. Jesse Petri, Athens, Texas (30+) ....................... 13,144 

5. Clayton Sellars, Fruitland Park, Fla. (30+) ......... 12,673 

6. Toby Collins, Stephenville, Texas (30+) ............... 8,443 

7. Dave Mason, Burnet, Texas (30+) ....................... 7,956 

8. Garrett Jones, Devers, Texas (30+) ..................... 7,049 

9. Kenan Isbell, Gatesville, Texas (30+) ................... 6,287 

10. Lex Oakley, Dekalb, Texas (30+) ........................ 4,708 

11. Nick Kaczmar, Lake Wales, Fla. (30+) ................ 2,076 

12. Jay Morrow, Wayland, Iowa (29) ...................... 4,658 

13. Dustin Boquet, Bourg, La. (28) ....................... 12,749 

14. Justin Hendrix, Belton, Texas (28) .................... 6,976 

15. Sage Kimzey, Strong City, Okla. (27) ............... 25,355 

16. Corey Atwell, Moravian Falls, N.C. (27) ........... 10,507 

17. Preston Preece, Troy, Texas (27) ....................... 6,728 

18. Drew Flynn, Sheridan, Wyo. (27) ...................... 5,788 

19. Dustin Muncy, Polk City, Fla. (27) ..................... 3,212 

20. Levi Berends, Maynard, Minn. (26) ................. 14,218 

21. Eli Vastbinder, Athens, Texas (25) ................... 13,301 

22. Jeff Askey, Athens, Texas (25) ......................... 10,564 

23. Jeffrey Ramagos, Zachary, La. (25) .................. 9,099 

24. Trey Kimzey, Strong City, Okla. (25) .................. 6,128 

25. Lon Danley, Tularosa, N.M. (24) ...................... 15,412 


2017 PRCA CIRCUIT STANDINGS 

Badlands Circuit 

All-around 

1. Eli Lord, Sturgis, S.D. .............................. $7,660 

2. Paul David Tierney, Oral, S.D. .................... 6,603 

3. Tate Thybo, Belle Fourche, S.D. ................. 5,981 

4. Justin Scofield, Wessington Springs, S.D. 5,067 

5. Cole Elshere, Faith, S.D. ............................ 4,964 

6. Cole Fulton, Miller, S.D. ............................. 4,807 

7. Riley Wakefield, O’Neill, Neb. .................... 3,611 

8. Joe Wilson, Martin, S.D. ............................ 2,840 


1. Shane O’Connell, Rapid City, S.D. ........ $12,652 

2. Ty Breuer, Mandan, N.D. .......................... 11,446 

3. Blake Smith, Zap, N.D.............................. 10,362 

4. Casey Breuer, Mandan, N.D. ...................... 7,760 

5. Jordan Pelton, Halliday, N.D. ..................... 5,538 

6. Joe Gunderson, Gettysburg, S.D. .............. 4,846 

7. Nick Schwedhelm, Sioux Falls, S.D. .......... 3,438 

8. Mike Fred, Killdeer, N.D. ............................ 3,365 


1. Chason Floyd, Buffalo, S.D. .................. $11,881 

2. Jake Kraupie, Bridgeport, Neb. .................. 4,398 

3. Sheldon Portwine, Dickinson, N.D ............. 4,371 

4. Jade Berry, Rapid City, S.D. ....................... 4,288 

5. Cameron Morman, Glenullin, N.D. ............ 4,271 

6. Clay Schaack, Wall, S.D. ............................ 3,816 

7. Eli Lord, Sturgis, S.D. ................................. 3,287 

8. Forest Sainsbury, Camp Crook, S.D ........... 3,210 


1. Jr. Dees, Aurora, S.D. .............................. $7,482 

2. Logan Olson, Flandreau, S.D. .................... 6,141 

3. J.B. Lord, Sturgis, S.D. .............................. 4,931 

4. Levi O’Keeffe, Mohall, N.D. ........................ 4,528 

5. Shaw Loiseau, Flandreau, S.D. .................. 4,420 

6. Eli Lord, Sturgis, S.D. ................................ 4,373 

7. Scott White, Oelrichs, S.D. ........................ 4,270 

8. Cooper White, Hershey, Neb. .................... 4,268 


1. Matt Kasner, Cody, Neb. .......................... $9,013 

2. Matt Zancanella, Aurora, S.D. .................... 7,482 

3. Tucker White, Hershey, Neb. ..................... 5,499 

4. Levi Lord, Sturgis, S.D. ............................. 4,931 

5. Jade Nelson, Midland, S.D ........................ 4,516 

6. Tel Schaack, Edgemont, S.D. ..................... 4,420 

7. Luke Morast, Halliday, N.D. ....................... 4,080 

8. J.D. Gerard, Kennebec, S.D. ....................... 3,960 


1. J.J. Elshere, Hereford, S.D. .................. $14,179 

2. Shorty Garrett, Eagle Butte, S.D. ............... 9,728 

3. Jade Blackwell, Rapid City, S.D. ................ 6,662 

4. Jesse Bail, Camp Crook, S.D ..................... 5,746 

5. Chad Ferley, Oelrichs, S.D. ........................ 5,726 

6. Ty Manke, Hermosa, S.D. .......................... 4,742 

7. Jacob Lewis, St. Onge, S.D. ...................... 4,463 

8. Taygen Schuelke, Newell, S.D. .................. 4,452 


1. Tyler Thiel, Belle Fourche, S.D. ................ $6,545 

2. Jess Woodward, Dupree, S.D .................... 6,109 

3. Cole Hatzenbuehler, Solen, N.D. ................ 5,528 

4. Cole Robinson, Moorcroft, Wyo. ............... 5,331 

5. Trey Young, Dupree, S.D. ........................... 5,255 

6. Justin Scofield, Wessington Spgs., S.D. ... 4,978 

7. Dane Kissack, Spearfish, S.D. ................... 4,586 

8. Paul David Tierney, Oral, S.D. .................... 4,504 

Steer Roping 

1. Jess Tierney, Hermosa, S.D. .................... $3,127 

2. Brian Garr, Belle Fourche, S.D ................... 3,094 

3. Coy Thompson, Whitewood, S.D. ............. 2,804 

4. Will LaDuke, Gillette, Wyo. ........................ 1,830 

5. Matt Hebbert, Hyannis, Neb. ........................ 927 

6. Paul Tierney, Oral, S.D. ................................. 794 

7. Ryan Rochlitz, Minatare, Neb. ...................... 476 

8. Trevor Eppert, Ashby, Neb. ........................... 376 

Bull Riding 

1. Ardie Maier, Timber Lake, S.D. ................ $8,627 

2. Riley Blankenship, Killdeer, N.D. ................ 8,361 

3. Cole Elshere, Faith, S.D. ............................ 6,969 

4. Jeff Bertus, Avon, S.D. .............................. 6,523 

5. Jade Nixon, Belle Fourche, S.D. ................. 5,768 

6. Tate Smith, Litchville, N.D. ........................ 4,702 

7. Andy Coughlin, De Smet, S.D. ................... 4,423 

8. Taylor Miller, Faith, S.D. ............................. 4,150 

California Circuit 

All-around 

1. Ryle Smith, Oakdale, Calif. ................... $21,402 

2. Chant DeForest, Wheatland, Calif. ........... 17,217 

3. Jordan Ketscher, Squaw Valley, Calif. ...... 16,752 

4. Blake Hirdes, Turlock, Calif. ..................... 14,959 

5. C.J. DeForest Jr., Wheatland, Calif. ......... 14,697 

6. Rhett Kennedy, Chowchilla, Calif. .............. 8,862 

7. D.J. Parker, Hollister, Calif. ........................ 7,548 

8. Roy Branco, Chowchilla, Calif. .................. 6,314 


1. R.C. Landingham, Hat Creek, Calif. ....... $21,946 

2. Clayton Biglow, Clements, Calif. .............. 19,562 

3. Wyatt Denny, Minden, Nev. ..................... 12,028 

4. Zack Brown, Red Bluff, Calif. ..................... 9,471 

5. Grant Denny, Minden, Nev. ........................ 6,209 

6. Teddy Athan, Livermore, Calif. ................... 3,589 

7. Cody Kiser, Carson City, Nev. .................... 3,206 

8. Tre Hosley, Compton, Calif. ....................... 3,036 


1. Sterling Lambert, Fallon, Nev. .............. $12,580 

2. Ryle Smith, Oakdale, Calif. ...................... 10,795 

3. Blaine Jones, Templeton, Calif. .................. 9,170 

4. Brad McGilchrist, Marysville, Calif. ........... 8,668 

5. Ty Mitchell, Chowchilla, Calif. .................... 7,905 

6. Rhett Kennedy, Chowchilla, Calif. ..............7,250 

7. Rudy Switzer, Morro Bay, Calif. ................. 7,159 

8. Luke Branquinho, Los Alamos, Calif. ......... 6,987 


1. Cody Snow, Los Olivos, Calif. ............... $17,762 

2. Ryan Reed, Farmington, Calif. ................. 12,925 

3. Chant DeForest, Wheatland, Calif. ............ 11,264 

4. Blake Teixeira, Tres Pinos, Calif. ............... 10,594 

5. Blake Hirdes, Turlock, Calif. ....................... 8,890 

6. Case Hirdes, Turlock, Calif. ........................ 7,194 

7. Aaron Macy, Post, Texas ............................ 6,102 

8. Andy Holcomb, San Juan Batista, Calif. .... 6,035 


1. Kyle Lockett, Visalia, Calif. ..................... $16,793 

2. Monty Joe Petska, Turlock, Calif. ............ 12,349 

3. Bronc Boehnlein, Riverside, Calif. ........... 12,204 

4. Todd Hampton, Madera, Calif. ................... 7,310 

5. John Chaves, Los Alamos, Calif. ............... 6,943 

6. C.J. DeForest Jr., Wheatland, Calif. ........... 6,664 

7. Jordan Ketscher, Squaw Valley, Calif. ........ 6,659 

8. Tanner Luttrell, Oroville, Calif. ................... 6,267 


1. Nick LaDuke, Livermore, Calif. ............. $14,465 

2. Justin Lawrence, Exeter, Calif. ................... 4,781 

3. Joaquin Real, Santa Paula, Calif. ............... 4,706 

4. Ben Londo, San Luis Obispo, Calif. ........... 3,882 

5. Luke White, Lincoln, Calif. ......................... 3,332 

6. Jess Williams, Paso Robles, Calif............... 1,965 

7. Andrew Steiger, Dubbo, Australia .............. 1,734 

8. Will Centoni, Hollister, Calif. ...................... 1,489 


1. Ryle Smith, Oakdale, Calif. ................... $10,608 

2. Jordan Ketscher, Squaw Valley, Calif. ....... 10,093 

3. C.J. DeForest Jr., Wheatland, Calif. ........... 7,589 

4. Blake Hirdes, Turlock, Calif. ....................... 6,069 

5. Chant DeForest, Wheatland, Calif. ............. 5,953 

6. Wes Lockard, Atascadero, Calif. ................ 5,513 

7. Roy Branco, Chowchilla, Calif. .................. 5,368 

8. D.J. Parker, Hollister, Calif. ......................... 4,935 

Bull Riding 

1. Christopher Byrd, Compton, Calif. ........ $12,364 

2. Colby Demo, Red Bluff, Calif. .................... 8,843 

3. Aaron Williams, Pismo Beach, Calif. ......... 8,349 

4. Jeremy Kolich, Norco, Calif. ...................... 6,252 

5. Jesse Flores, La Puente, Calif. ................... 6,180 

6. Lane Selz, Bakersfield, Calif. ....................... 5,416 

7. Garrett Lange, Kingsburg, Calif. ................ 5,384 

8. Cody Ibrahimi, Merced, Calif. .................... 4,905 

Columbia River Circuit 

All-around 

1. Russell Cardoza, Terrebonne, Ore. .......... $9,988 

2. Shane Erickson, Terrebonne, Ore. ..............7,245 

3. Roger Nonella, Redmond, Ore. ................. 6,688 

4. Jason Minor, Ellensburg, Wash. ................ 5,134 

5. Sean Santucci, Prineville, Ore. ................... 4,646 

6. Colton Campbell, Klamath Falls, Ore. ........ 4,468 

7. Jason Stewart, Heppner, Ore. ..................... 2,880 

8. Shane Proctor, Grand Coulee, Wash. ......... 2,829 


1. Steven Peebles, Redmond, Ore. ........... $12,174 

2. Austin Foss, Terrebonne, Ore. ................. 11,314 

3. David Peebles, Redmond, Ore. .................. 5,615 

4. Wyatt Bloom, Bend, Ore ............................. 4,876 

5. Kyle Bounds, Harrisburg, Ore. .................... 2,282 

6. Brian Bain, Powell Butte, Ore...................... 1,918 

7. Kenny Haworth, Orofino, Idaho ................. 1,548 

8. Nick Gutzwiler, Edwall, Wash......................... 952 


1. Trevor Knowles, Mount Vernon, Ore. ... $12,196 

2. Blake Knowles, Heppner, Ore. ................. 10,711 

3. Mike McGinn, Haines, Ore. ........................ 4,223 

4. Jesse Brown, Baker City, Ore. ................... 4,021 

5. Sean Santucci, Prineville, Ore. ................... 3,831 

6. Ryan Bothum, Heppner, Ore. ..................... 3,761 

7. Travis Taruscio, Stanfield, Ore. .................. 3,637 

8. Clayton Morrison, Heppner, Ore. ............... 3,576 


1. Hayes Smith, Central Point, Ore. .......... $12,130 

2. Levi Simpson, Ponoka, Alberta ................. 8,055 

3. Ryan Opie, Crane, Ore. .............................. 8,053 

4. Clay Ullery, Two Hills, Alberta .................... 8,028 

5. Riley Minor, Ellensburg, Wash. ................. 7,536 

6. Bryce Palmer, Milton-Freewater, Ore. ........ 6,118 

7. Dale Benevides, Naalehu, Hawaii ............... 5,892 

8. Steven Duby, Melba, Idaho ........................ 4,860 


1. Jeremy Buhler, Arrowwood, Alberta ........ $8,055 

2. Dayton Stafford, Prineville, Ore. ................ 8,053 

3. Riley Wilson, Cardston, Alberta ................. 8,028 

4. Brady Minor, Ellensburg, Wash. ................ 7,536 

5. Bo Patzke, Klamath Falls, Ore. ................... 6,118 

6. Buck McCay, Eugene, Ore. ........................ 5,892 

7. Russell Cardoza, Terrebonne, Ore. ............ 5,778 

8. Andy Carlson, Hermiston, Ore. .................. 4,853 


1. Tyler Corrington, Hastings, Minn. ............ $9,422 

2. Layton Green, Meeting Creek, Alberta ....... 5,231 

3. Samuel Kelts, Millarville, Alberta ............... 4,881 

4. Jake Watson, Hudson’s Hope, B.C. ........... 3,075 

5. Sam Harper, Paradise Valley, Nev. ............. 2,556 

6. Ryan Mackenzie, Jordan Valley, Ore. ......... 2,413 

7. Zeke Thurston, Big Valley, Alberta ............. 2,131 

8. Johnny Espeland, Tygh Valley, Ore. ........... 1,794 


1. Tyson Durfey, Weatherford, Texas ........... $7,861 

2. Cooper Martin, Alma, Kan. ........................ 7,815 

3. Blair Burk, Durant, Okla. ............................ 7,252 

4. Jake Pratt, Ellensburg, Wash. .................... 6,408 

5. Shane Erickson, Terrebonne, Ore. ............. 3,715 

6. Cooper Mills, St. John, Wash. ................... 3,651 

7. Jason Minor, Ellensburg, Wash. ................ 3,341 

8. Taylor Santos, Creston, Calif. .................... 3,226 

Steer Roping 

1. Tom Sorey, Pendleton, Ore. ..................... $3,605 

2. Howdy McGinn, Durkee, Ore. .................... 3,361 

3. Joe Talbot, Pendleton, Ore. ........................ 2,534 

4. Jim Ward, Pendleton, Ore. ........................ 2,127 

5. Jason Stewart, Heppner, Ore. .................... 2,014 

6. Fred Brown, Colbert, Wash. ....................... 1,596 

7. Caleb McMillan, Soap Lake, Wash. .............. 806 

8. Matt Roberson, Odessa, Wash. .................... 761 

Bull Riding 

1. Brady Portenier, Caldwell, Idaho ........... $15,572 

2. Jordan Spears, Redding, Calif. ................ 14,073 

3. Jory Markiss, Redmond, Ore. ................... 8,100 

4. Jordan Hansen, Okotoks, Alberta .............. 6,750 

5. Wyatt Covington, Omak, Wash. ................. 6,103 

6. Cody Hudson, Camas, Wash. .................... 5,290 

7. Roscoe Jarboe, New Plymouth, Idaho ...... 5,251 

8. Cody Miller, Parma, Idaho ......................... 5,075 

First Frontier Circuit 

All-around 

1. J.R. Myers, Felton, Pa. ............................ $6,102 

2. Darren Morgan, Fort Ann, N.Y. .................. 3,303 

3. John Leinaweaver, Orrtanna, Pa. ............... 3,266 

4. Ryan Whetham, Woodstown, N.J. ............ 3,159 

5. Ty Rumford, Abbyville, Kan. ...................... 2,229 

6. A.J. Williams, Peach Bottom, Pa. .............. 2,220 

7. Clovis Crane, Lebanon, Pa. ........................ 2,197 

8. Robbie Erck, Ft. Edward, N.Y. .................... 1,786 


1. Tim Kent, Chambersburg, Pa. ................. $3,070 


3. Scott Bevins, Amsterdam, N.Y. .................. 1,105 

4. Jeremy Wilson, Pownal, Vt. ......................... 968 

5. Jesse Troyer, Columbia, Ky. .......................... 806 

6. Aaron Keane, Grass Valley, Calif. .................. 711 

7. Raymond Postlethwait Jr., Adrian, Mich. ..... 665 

8. Dalton Jones, Ballston Spa, N.Y. .................. 634 


1. A.J. Williams, Peach Bottom, Pa. ............ $2,132 


3. Olin Ellsworth, Warrensburg, N.Y. ............. 1,779 

4. Tyler Miller, McClure, Pa. ........................... 1,230 

5. Big Jim Banff, Pedricktown, N.J. ............... 1,171 

6. Chad Stoltzfus, Conowingo, Md. ............... 1,008 

7. Bryan Tamm, Pilesgrove, N.J. ...................... 978 

8. Blake Naglak, Lang Horne, Pa. ..................... 711 


1. Rob Toth, Wolcott, Conn. ........................ $4,429 

2. Keith Brown, Keedysville, Md. ................... 3,104 

3. Waylon Cameron, Oxford, Pa. ................... 2,863 

4. Eric Fabian, Gansevoort, N.Y. .................... 2,269 


6. Frankie Fernandez, Johnstown, N.Y. .......... 2,052 

7. Kurt Warner, Montour Falls, N.Y. ............... 1,887 

8. Dylan Beam, Gap, Pa. ................................ 1,856 


1. Shawn Quinn, Schuylerville, N.Y. ............ $4,429 

2. Mike Charles, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. .......... 3,102 

3. Justin Yost, Mount Morris, Pa. .................. 2,668 

4. Ryan Whetham, Woodstown, N.J. ............ 2,460 

5. Kelton Brown, Keedysville, Md. ................. 2,299 

6. Jake Edwards, Fort Ann, N.Y. .................... 2,269 

7. Derek Carey, Monson, Mass. ..................... 2,129 

8. Tye Eglin, Broadalbin, N.Y. ......................... 2,052 


1. Ray Hostetler, Piffard, N.Y. ...................... $3,721 

2. Joe Farren, Cottondale, Fla. ....................... 2,595 

3. Trey Watts, Muncy, Pa. .............................. 1,512 

4. Will Stites, Hummelstown, Pa. .................. 1,340 


6. Robert Haley, Daphne, Ala. ........................... 669 

7. Garrett Mortenson, Catlett, Va. ..................... 444 

8. Reginald Lecourt, Mirabel, Quebec .............. 243 


1. J.R. Myers, Felton, Pa. ............................ $4,586 

2. Charlie Goerlach, Greenfield Ctr., N.Y. ....... 2,062 

3. Chris Brennan, Ashburnham, Mass. .......... 1,846 

4. Robbie Erck, Ft. Edward, N.Y. .................... 1,456 

5. Tim Naylor, Hancock, Md. ......................... 1,376 

6. Colby Clement, Pedricktown, N.J. ............. 1,336 

7. Ty Rumford, Abbyville, Kan. ...................... 1,209 


Bull Riding 

1. David Brittingham, Sunbury, Pa. ............. $3,634 

2. Mike Adams, Oxford, Pa. ........................... 2,540 

3. Austin Beaty, Bedford, Va. ......................... 1,662 


5. Hunter Baker, Cattaraugus, N.Y. ................ 1,231 

6. Thom Hangey, Lansdale, Pa. ........................ 744 

7. Scott Sellers, Warwick, Md. ......................... 587 

8. Alex Melnyk, Pennsville, N.J. ........................ 558 

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Great Lakes Circuit 

All-around 

1. Adam Rose, Willard, Mo. ...................... $14,866 

2. Kyle Whitaker, Chambers, Neb. ................ 13,056 

3. J.W. Beck, Moville, Iowa ........................... 11,436 

4. Chance Oftedahl, Pemberton, Minn. .......... 7,592 

5. Fenton Nelson, Iowa Falls, Iowa ................. 6,909 

6. Jacob Burks, Lancaster, Wis. ..................... 4,759 

7. Cody Kroul, Solon, Iowa.............................. 4,234 

8. Bob Loosenort, Hazel, Ky. .......................... 3,845 


1. Tanner Aus, Granite Falls, Minn................. $8,731 

2. Tyler Waltz, Martin, Tenn. ........................... 7,825 

3. Tim O’Connell, Zwingle, Iowa ..................... 7,667 

4. Cole Picton, Marshall, Mo. ......................... 4,559 

5. J.C. Hester Jr., Queen City, Mo. .................. 1,781 

6. Matt Borton, Kalamazoo, Mich. .................. 1,271 

7. Kyle Johnson, Bemidji, Minn. ........................ 862 

8. Jess Pope, Otley, Iowa .................................. 849 


1. Justin Morehouse, Crawfordsville, Ind. .... $9,687 

2. Jon Ragatz, Beetown, Wis........................... 7,757 

3. Ben Kilburg, LaMotte, Iowa ........................ 6,812 

4. Kyle Whitaker, Chambers, Neb. .................. 5,971 

5. Noel Strahan, Bonfield, Ill............................ 5,812 

6. Noah Lassa, Merrill, Wis............................. 4,760 

7. Jacob Burks, Lancaster, Wis. ..................... 3,971 

8. Cody Metsker, Taylorville, Ill........................ 3,408 


1. Adam Rose, Willard, Mo........................ $11,490 

2. Ryan Von Ahn, Palmyra, Mo. ................... 10,456 

3. Butch Levell, Glenwood, Iowa .................... 5,484 

4. Cody Graham, Everton, Mo. ....................... 4,747 

5. Lane Goebel, Marshall, Minn. ..................... 4,709 

6. Brant Spurgin, Eminence, Mo..................... 4,426 


8. Jeremy Hemmann, Farmington, Mo. ......... 2,644 


1. J.W. Beck, Moville, Iowa ........................ $11,173 

2. Derrick Peterson, Louisburg, Kan. ........... 10,456 

3. Joe Day, Zumbrota, Minn. .......................... 4,903 

4. Chad Mathes, Lawson, Mo. ........................ 4,902 

5. Gabe Gwaltney, Carthage, Mo. ................... 4,426 

6. Jason Stroup, Cape Girardeau, Mo. ........... 3,757 

7. Jeff Brown, Carthage, Mo. .......................... 3,633 

8. Cole Stevens, Hammond, Wis. ................... 2,886 


1. Austin Joseph, Benton, Ky. ....................... $4,800 

2. Wade Sundell, Coleman, Okla. ................... 4,384 

3. Weston Pierschbacher, Kellerton, Iowa ...... 4,297 

4. Keith Brauer Jr., Belleville, Ill. ..................... 4,151 

5. Tegan Smith, Winterset, Iowa .................... 3,670 

6. Will Smith, Marshall, Mo............................. 3,528 

7. Kyle Whitaker, Chambers, Neb. .................. 3,190 

8. Logan Allen, Crescent, Iowa ....................... 3,120 


1. Dillon Holder, Eugene, Mo. ....................... $8,165 

2. Jared Kempker, Eugene, Mo. ...................... 7,288 

3. Jody Green, Shakopee, Minn. .................... 7,240 

4. Cody Huber, Albia, Iowa ............................. 7,062 

5. Blake Ash, Aurora, Mo. ............................... 6,696 

6. Casey Hume, Brodhead, Wis. ..................... 5,393 

7. Steve Kuntz, North Branch, Minn. .............. 5,275 


Bull Riding 

1. Will Crain, St. Peter, Ill. .......................... $14,779 

2. Levi Berends, Maynard, Minn. .................... 8,307 

3. Nic Lica, Garden City, Mich. ....................... 8,272 

4. Jake Weber, Barron, Wis. ........................... 8,009 

5. Freeman Yoder, Zearing, Iowa .................... 6,950 

6. Jimy Marten, Donahue, Iowa ..................... 6,858 

7. John Young, Orient, Iowa ........................... 6,165 

8. Coy Thorson, Fergus Falls, Minn. ............... 6,118 

Montana Circuit 

All-around 

1. Sam Levine, Wolf Creek, Mont. ................ $2,821 

2. Hank Hollenbeck, Molt, Mont. .................... 2,705 

3. Will Powell, St. Ignatius, Mont. .................. 2,641 

4. Haven Meged, Miles City, Mont. ................ 1,646 

5. Brandt Ross, Sheridan, Wyo. ..................... 1,301 

6. Bode Scott, Pryor, Mont. ............................ 1,241 

7. Gerald Eash, Trego, Mont. .......................... 1,007 

8. Nolan Conway, Browning, Mont. ................... 930 


1. J.R. Vezain, Cowley, Wyo. ........................ $8,759 

2. Justin Miller, Billings, Mont. ....................... 7,739 

3. Tristan Hansen, Dillon, Mont. ..................... 4,086 

4. Jessy Davis, Power, Mont. ......................... 3,647 

5. Chase Erickson, Helena, Mont. ................... 1,445 

6. Clint Griffis, Bridger, Mont. ......................... 1,345 

7. Tucker Zingg, Glendive, Mont. .................... 1,226 

8. Buck Lunak, Cut Bank, Mont. ..................... 1,137 


1. Scott Guenthner, Provost, Alberta ............ $7,870 

2. Ty Erickson, Helena, Mont. ......................... 5,284 

3. Tanner Milan, Cochrane, Alberta ................ 3,992 

4. Kyle Callaway, Blue Creek, Mont. ............... 3,653 

5. Bridger Chambers, Stevensville, Mont. ...... 3,309 

6. Will Stovall, Roberts, Mont. ....................... 2,797 

7. Dan Yates, Red Lodge, Mont. ..................... 2,059 

8. Jordan Holland, Dillon, Mont. ..................... 1,650 


1. Brady Tryan, Huntley, Mont....................... $5,641 

2. Jade Stoddard, Sugar City, Idaho ............... 3,533 

3. Delon Parker, Worden, Mont. ..................... 3,155 

4. Dustin Bird, Cut Bank, Mont. ...................... 2,901 

5. Max Kuttler, Dillon, Mont. ........................... 2,743 

6. Brant Davis, Sand Coulee, Mont. ................ 1,823 

7. Cody Tew, Belgrade, Mont. ..........................1,691 

8. Cole Sherwood, San Tan Valley, Ariz........... 1,664 


1. John Robertson, Polson, Mont................. $5,472 

2. Kory Mytty, Lolo, Mont. .............................. 4,012 

3. Matt Robertson, Augusta, Mont. ................ 3,777 

4. Ike Folsom, Dillon, Mont. ........................... 3,533 

5. Ryan Zurcher, Powell, Wyo. ....................... 3,155 

6. Chase Tryan, Helena, Mont. ........................ 3,090 

7. Casey Cummins, Lodge Grass, Mont. ........ 2,197 

8. Zachary Schweigert, Livingston, Mont........ 1,604 


1. Sage Newman, Melstone, Mont................ $5,961 

2. J.C. DeSaveur, Roberts, Mont..................... 1,977 

3. Alan Gobert, Browning, Mont. .................... 1,638 

4. Tyrell Smith, Sand Coulee, Mont................. 1,557 

5. Jesse Kruse, Great Falls, Mont. .................. 1,465 

6. Wyatt Thurston, Big Valley, Alberta ............ 1,382 

7. Josh Davison, Miles City, Mont. ................. 1,340 

8. Keenan Reinhardt, Cochrane, Alberta ......... 1,300 


1. Kevin Peterson, Kilgore, Neb. ................... $2,394 

2. Hank Hollenbeck, Molt, Mont. .................... 1,914 

3. Erik Dublanko, Thorsby, Alberta ................. 1,776 

4. Chad Johnson, Cut Bank, Mont. ................. 1,719 

5. Sam Levine, Wolf Creek, Mont. .................. 1,602 

6. Ty Hedrick, Jackson, Mont.......................... 1,517 

7. George Marcenko, Havre, Mont. ................ 1,276 

8. Haven Meged, Miles City, Mont................... 1,269 

Steer Roping 

1. Hank Hollenbeck, Molt, Mont. ..................... $201 

Bull Riding 

1. Parker Breding, Edgar, Mont. ................... $3,841 

2. Beau Nordahl, Bozeman, Mont. .................. 2,243 

3. Dakota Louis, Browning, Mont. .................. 2,172 

4. Guy Nordahl, Huntley, Mont. ...................... 1,970 

5. Devon Mitchell, Shepherd, Mont................. 1,416 

6. Tristan O’Neal, Valier, Mont. ....................... 1,008 

7. Hawk Whitt, Thermopolis, Wyo. .................... 977 

8. Connor Murnion, Jordan, Mont. .................... 825 

Mountain States Circuit 

All-around 

1. Riley Pruitt, Gering, Neb. ........................ $13,940 

2. Josh Peek, Pueblo, Colo. ............................. 8,272 

3. Cole Dorenkamp, Lamar, Colo. .................... 3,220 

4. J.D. Yates, Pueblo, Colo. ............................. 2,936 

5. Jase Staudt, Nathrop, Colo. ......................... 1,026 

6. Eric Martin, Aurora, Colo. ............................... 743 

7. Wyatt Uptain, Craig, Colo. .............................. 736 

8. Casey Barnes, Maybell, Colo. ......................... 686 


1. Zachariah Phillips, Gillette, Wyo. ............... $3,637 

2. Joel Schlegel, Burns, Colo. .......................... 3,555 

3. Tyler Scales, Severance, Colo. ..................... 2,838 

4. Kelly Timberman, Mills, Wyo. ...................... 2,787 

5. Dantan Bertsch, Eastend, Sask. ................... 2,446 

6. David Streweler, Golden, Colo. .................... 2,143 

7. Seth Hardwick, Ranchester, Wyo. ............... 1,600 

8. Devan Reilly, Sheridan, Wyo. ......................... 997 


1. Nick Guy, Sparta, Wis. ............................ $11,569 


3. Aaron Vosler, Cheyenne, Wyo. .................... 4,327 

4. John Franzen, Riverton, Wyo. ..................... 4,170 

5. Blare Romsa, Laramie, Wyo. ....................... 3,943 

6. Cody Pratt, Pueblo, Colo. ............................ 2,832 

7. Chisum Docheff, Longmont, Colo. .............. 2,613 

8. Cole McNamee, Ault, Colo. .......................... 2,237 


1. Clayton Van Aken, Descanso, Calif. ........ $11,345 

2. Jay Tittel, Pueblo, Colo. ............................... 5,564 

3. Cole Cooper, Sheridan, Wyo. ....................... 5,205 

4. Ty Blasingame, Ramah, Colo. ...................... 5,167 

5. Garrett Tonozzi, Fruita, Colo. ....................... 4,783 

6. Casey Adams, Ault, Colo. ............................ 4,364 

7. Jhett Trenary, Salida, Colo. .......................... 3,246 

8. Paul Beckett, Laramie, Wyo. ........................ 3,218 


1. Trey Yates, Pueblo, Colo. ........................... $7,427 

2. Cullen Teller, Fort Collins, Colo. ................... 6,735 

3. Bret Tonozzi, Fruita, Colo. ............................ 6,007 

4. Richard Durham, Henrietta, Texas ............... 5,564 

5. Shawn Darnall, Deleon, Texas ..................... 5,347 

6. Ryon Tittel, Pueblo, Colo. ............................ 5,205 

7. Riley Pedro, Honolulu, Hawaii ..................... 4,364 

8. J.W. Borrego, Weston, Colo. ....................... 3,485 


1. Brody Cress, Hillsdale, Wyo. ..................... $9,013 

2. Tanner Lockhart, Lewis, Colo. ..................... 5,371 

3. Tyler Turco, Franktown, Colo. ...................... 4,608 

4. Chet Johnson, Douglas, Wyo. ..................... 4,122 

5. Andy Clarys, Riverton, Wyo. ....................... 2,758 

6. Whit Peterson, Torrington, Wyo. ................. 1,726 

7. Wyatt Kammerer, Rozet, Wyo. ....................... 797 

8. Eric Gewecke, Gillette, Wyo. ........................... 719 


1. Riley Pruitt, Gering, Neb. ........................ $13,649 

2. Chase Williams, Stephenville, Texas ............ 7,015 

3. Darnell Johnson, Fowler, Colo. .................... 6,583 


5. Joe Colletti, Pueblo, Colo. ........................... 3,103 

6. Brice Ingo, Boone, Colo. .............................. 2,259 

7. Joey Dickens, Loveland, Colo. ..................... 2,234 

8. Scotty Shelton, Boone, Colo. ....................... 2,186 

Steer Roping 

1. Will McBride, Ogallala, Neb. ...................... $4,786 

2. Troy Tillard, Douglas, Wyo. ......................... 3,681 

3. Reo Lohse, Kaycee, Wyo. ............................ 1,968 

4. Buck Mekelburg, Yuma, Colo. ..................... 1,665 

5. Trey Sheets, Cheyenne, Wyo. ...................... 1,290 

6. J.D. Yates, Pueblo, Colo. ............................. 1,110 

7. Travis Mills, Gillette, Wyo. ........................... 1,004 

8. Chris Glover, Keenesburg, Colo. ..................... 999 

Bull Riding 

1. Jacob Smith, LaSalle, Colo. .................... $10,300 

2. Jess Davison, Laramie, Wyo. ...................... 9,321 

3. Cordell Curtis, Monte Vista, Colo. ............... 2,411 

4. Brandon Olson, Franktown, Colo. ................ 2,220 

5. Cyler Doremus, Ft. Collins, Colo. ................. 2,026 

Dustin French, Greeley, Colo. ...................... 2,026 

7. Garrett Uptain, Craig, Colo. ......................... 2,015 

8. Dillon Tyner, Eaton, Colo. ............................ 1,500 

Prairie Circuit 

All-around 

1. Trell Etbauer, Goodwell, Okla. ................ $10,979 

2. Shade Etbauer, Goodwell, Okla. .................. 7,069 

3. Cody Doescher, Oklahoma City, Okla. ........ 6,789 

4. Blake Deckard, Wagoner, Okla..................... 2,036 

5. Mason Carter, Checotah, Okla. ................... 1,465 

6. Jeff Miller, Blue Mound, Kan. ........................ 537 

7. Maverick Harper, Alva, Okla............................ 284 


1. Anthony Thomas, Palestine, Texas ........... $6,851 

2. Jared Keylon, Uniontown, Kan.................... 5,241 

3. Steven Dent, Mullen, Neb............................ 4,009 

4. Justin Pollmiller, Weatherford, Okla. .......... 3,213 

5. Levi Nicholson, Weatherford, Okla.............. 3,115 

6. Garrett Shadbolt, Merriman, Neb ............... 2,780 

7. Will Martin, Goodwell, Okla......................... 2,030 

8. Marvin Alderman Jr., Kissimmee, Fla.......... 1,453 


1. J.D. Struxness, Appleton, Minn. ............... $8,377 

2. Trell Etbauer, Goodwell, Okla....................... 6,933 

3. Brady McFarren, Henryetta, Okla. ............... 6,880 

4. Blake Mindemann, Blanchard, Okla. ........... 6,676 

5. Cole Edge, Durant, Okla. ............................. 5,438 

6. Jule Hazen, Ashland, Kan............................ 5,248 

7. Richard Coats, Hastings, Neb...................... 4,914 

8. Riley Duvall, Checotah, Okla. ...................... 4,577 


1. Coleman Proctor, Pryor, Okla.................... $8,768 

2. Blake Hughes, Sulphur, Okla. ..................... 7,461 

3. Brett Christensen, Alva, Okla. ..................... 6,836 

4. Zac Small, Welch, Okla................................ 6,046 

5. Curry Kirchner, Ames, Okla. ....................... 5,155 

6. Jesse Stipes, Salina, Okla. .......................... 5,083 

7. Cale Markham, Vinita, Okla. ....................... 5,044 

8. Bubba Buckaloo, Kingston, Okla. ............... 3,538 


1. Billie Jack Saebens, Nowata, Okla............. $8,768 

2. Joseph Harrison, Overbrook, Okla. ............ 7,184 

3. Dawson McMaster, Madison, Kan. ............. 6,836 

4. Brady Norman, Springer, Okla..................... 5,872 

5. Austin Rogers, Crescent, Okla..................... 5,164 

6. Cody Doescher, Oklahoma City, Okla. ........ 4,888 

7. Jake Clay, Sapulpa, Okla.............................. 4,645 

8. Nick Simmons, Colcord, Okla...................... 4,313 


1. Joe Lufkin, Sallisaw, Okla. ........................ $7,380 

2. Hardy Braden, Welch, Okla. ........................ 6,472 

3. Shade Etbauer, Goodwell, Okla. .................. 4,408 

4. Cort Scheer, Elsmere, Neb. ......................... 4,407 

5. Colt Gordon, Comanche, Okla..................... 2,474 

6. Preston Kafka, Wagner, S.D........................ 2,473 

7. Nick Shenold, Weatherford, Okla. .............. 2,120 

8. Jake Finlay, Goondiwindi, Australia............. 1,838 


1. Ryan Jarrett, Comanche, Okla. .............. $14,594 

2. Cody Quaney, Cheney, Kan. ........................ 6,144 

3. Bryson Sechrist, Apache, Okla. .................. 4,511 

4. Caddo Lewallen, Morrison, Okla. ............... 4,114 

5. Trell Etbauer, Goodwell, Okla. ..................... 4,046 

6. Jerome Schneeberger, Ponca City, Okla...... 3,824 

7. Cole Bailey, Okmulgee, Okla. ...................... 3,703 

8. Tyler Milligan, Pawhuska, Okla. .................. 3,597 

Steer Roping 

1. Chet Herren, Pawhuska, Okla.................... $8,537 

2. K.W. Lauer, Buffalo, Okla............................. 6,335 

3. Rocky Patterson, Pratt, Kan. ...................... 6,240 

4. Cody Scheck, Dighton, Kan. ....................... 2,842 

5. Mike Chase, McAlester, Okla. ..................... 2,200 

6. Ralph Williams, Skiatook, Okla. .................. 2,003 

7. Shorty Garten, Pawhuska, Okla. ................. 1,305 

8. J.P. Wickett, Sallisaw, Okla. ........................ 1,259 

Bull Riding 

1. Trevor Kastner, Sulphur, Okla.................... $8,365 

2. Kyle Zeigler, Atwood, Kan............................ 7,689 

3. Brett Custer, Elk City, Okla. ......................... 7,204 

4. Brad Harris, Udall, Kan. .............................. 4,412 

5. Ty Clearwater, La Cygne, Kan...................... 4,297 

6. Nathan Hatchel, Weatherford, Okla. ........... 3,788 

7. Nate Perry, Elk City, Okla. ........................... 3,559 

8. Chase Hamlin, Holton, Kan. ........................ 3,045 


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Southeastern Circuit 

All-around 

1. Marcus Theriot, Poplarville, Miss. ........ $26,818 

2. Bart Brunson, Terry, Miss. ....................... 18,746 

3. Tim Pharr, Resaca, Ga. ............................ 16,445 

4. Justin Thigpen, Waycross, Ga. ................ 15,102 

5. Nelson Wyatt, Clanton, Ala ...................... 14,276 

6. Clint Summers, Lake City, Fla. .................. 14,189 

7. McCoy Profili, Okeechobee, Fla. .............. 12,772 

8. Trace Porter, Leesville, La. ........................ 11,165 


1. Matthew Smith, Saraland, Ala. ............. $12,384 

2. Tanner Phipps, Dalton, Ga. ...................... 10,489 

3. Trey Moore III, Anniston, Ala ...................... 4,020 

4. Taylor Broussard, Estherwood, La. ........... 3,912 

5. Blade Elliott, Centreville, Ala. ..................... 3,122 

6. Wyatt Ortega, Groveland, Fla. .................... 2,808 

7. Winn Ratliff, Leesville, La. ......................... 2,669 

8. Luke Herbert, College Grove, Tenn. ........... 2,527 


1. Kyle Irwin, Robertsdale, Ala. ................ $11,954 

2. Tyler Pearson, Louisville, Miss. ................. 8,274 

3. Justin Thigpen, Waycross, Ga. ................... 8,012 

4. Rowdy Parrott, Mamou, La. ...................... 7,783 

5. Will Lummus, West Point, Miss. ............... 7,174 

6. Matthew Mousseau, Dashwood, Ontario ... 6,842 

7. Clint Thomas, Ranger, Ga. ......................... 6,661 

8. Cord Spradley, Hoboken, Ga. ..................... 6,336 


1. Marcus Theriot, Poplarville, Miss. ........ $15,032 

2. Cory Clark, Ridge Spring, S.C. ................ 13,489 

3. Nelson Wyatt, Clanton, Ala. ..................... 11,971 

4. Bart Brunson, Terry, Miss. ....................... 11,835 

5. Travis Dorman, Dade City, Fla. ................. 11,729 

6. Keven Daniel, Anthony, Fla. ....................... 9,980 

7. Manny Egusquiza Jr., Marianna, Fla. ......... 9,110 

8. Joe Beaver, Okeechobee, Fla. .................... 8,768 


1. Brad Culpepper, Sylvester, Ga. ............. $13,497 

2. Clint Summers, Lake City, Fla. .................. 13,494 

3. Bradley Massey, Perry, Fla. ...................... 11,729 

4. Trace Porter, Leesville, La. ....................... 10,940 

5. McCoy Profili, Okeechobee, Fla. ................ 8,768 

6. Spunk Sasser, San Antonio, Fla. ................ 8,655 

7. Ty Chancey, Anthony, Fla. ........................... 7,714 

8. Kyle Lawrence, Andalusia, Ala. ................... 7,614 


1. Curtis Garton, Kaitaia, New Zealand ..... $12,703 

2. Justin Caylor, Sulphur Springs, Texas ...... 11,347 

3. Joey Sonnier, New Iberia, La. .................. 11,186 

4. Bradley Harter, Loranger, La. ................... 11,057 

5. Cody DeMoss, Heflin, La. ........................ 10,737 

6. Tyler Baeza, Mesquite, Nev. ....................... 5,587 

7. Heith DeMoss, Heflin, La. .......................... 5,169 

8. Jim Burnette, Kenansville, Fla..................... 4,173 


1. Shane Hanchey, Sulphur, La. ................ $18,154 

2. Tim Pharr, Resaca, Ga. ............................ 16,310 

3. Reno Gonzales, Scott, La. ....................... 10,178 

4. Justin Thigpen, Waycross, Ga. ................... 7,090 

5. Randall Carlisle, Athens, La. ...................... 7,003 

6. Bart Brunson, Terry, Miss. ......................... 6,912 

7. Ike Fontenot, Ville Platte, La. ..................... 6,657 

8. Marcus Theriot, Poplarville, Miss. ............. 6,132 

Bull Riding 

1. Jesse Petri, Athens, Texas .................... $14,118 

2. Jeffrey Ramagos, Zachary, La. ................ 10,070 

3. Corey Atwell, Moravian Falls, N.C. ............. 9,676 

4. Koby Radley, Montpelier, La. ..................... 9,046 

5. Lane Brennan, N. Fort Myers, Fla. .............. 7,572 

6. Dustin Boquet, Bourg, La. .......................... 6,551 

7. Michael Riggs Jr., Claxton, Ga. ................... 6,094 

8. Gray Essary III, Somerville, Tenn. .............. 5,472 

Texas Circuit 

All-around 

1. Tuf Cooper, Weatherford, Texas ............ $48,612 

2. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, Texas .................. 36,996 

3. Caleb Smidt, Bellville, Texas ..................... 30,253 

4. JoJo LeMond, Andrews, Texas ................ 20,799 

5. Trey Benton III, Rock Island, Texas ......... 17,418 

6. Clayton Hass, Weatherford, Texas ........... 17,121 

7. Sam Powers, Sonora, Texas .................... 11,391 

8. Landon McClaugherty, Tilden, Texas .......... 9,832 


1. Chad Rutherford, Lake Charles, La. ...... $19,330 

2. Jake Brown, Cleveland, Texas................... 19,057 

3. Tilden Hooper, Carthage, Texas ................ 15,284 

4. Bill Tutor, Huntsville, Texas ...................... 14,041 

5. Evan Jayne, Marseille, France .................. 12,508 

6. Jamie Howlett, Roma, Australia ................ 9,684 

7. R. Champion, The Woodlands, Texas ........ 7,248 

8. Pascal Isabelle, Okotoks, Alberta ............... 5,753 


1. Matt Reeves, Cross Plains, Texas .......... $12,326 

2. Sam Powers, Sonora, Texas .................... 10,854 

3. Shane Hadley, Stephenville, Texas ........... 10,296 

4. Clayton Hass, Weatherford, Texas ............. 9,245 

5. Jacob Shofner, Huntsville, Texas ............... 8,023 

6. Hunter Cure, Holliday, Texas ...................... 7,985 

7. Termaine Debose, Anderson, Texas ........... 7,192 

8. Jason Thomas, Benton, Ark. ..................... 6,079 


1. Kaleb Driggers, Albany, Ga. .................. $20,183 

2. Chad Masters, Cedar Hill, Tenn. .............. 17,275 

3. Jesy Austin, East Bernard, Texas .............. 15,021 

4. Luke Brown, Stephenville, Texas .............. 14,841 

5. Clay Tryan, Billings, Mont. ....................... 12,663 

6. Chase Wiley, Charlotte, Texas ................... 12,614 

7. Kelsey Parchman, Cumberland City, Tenn. 10,887 

8. Tyler Wade, Terrell, Texas ........................ 10,716 


1. J. Nogueira, Presidente Prudente, Brazil..$18,645 

2. Travis Graves, Jay, Okla. .......................... 17,502 

3. James Arnold, Midway, Texas ................. 15,021 

4. Jake Long, Coffeyville, Kan. ..................... 14,841 

5. York Gill, Stephenville, Texas ................... 14,242 

6. Jade Corkill, Fallon, Nev. .......................... 12,663 

7. Martin Lucero, Stephenville, Texas .......... 12,614 

8. Mickey Gomez, Holland, Texas ................ 11,247 


1. Jacobs Crawley, Boerne, Texas ............ $19,981 

2. Sterling Crawley, Stephenville, Texas ...... 16,175 

3. Isaac Diaz, Desdemona, Texas ................. 15,281 

4. Wyatt Casper, Pampa, Texas ..................... 9,300 

5. Dean Wadsworth, Ozona, Texas ................ 8,073 

6. Audy Reed, Spearman, Texas ..................... 6,100 

7. Blaise Freeman, Snyder, Texas .................. 5,291 

8. Ty Kirkland, Wells, Texas ........................... 5,003 


1. Tuf Cooper, Weatherford, Texas ............ $31,322 

2. Marcos Costa, Childress, Texas ............... 31,316 

3. Caleb Smidt, Bellville, Texas .................... 21,271 

4. Scott Kormos, Teague, Texas .................. 20,170 

5. Cade Swor, Winnie, Texas ....................... 15,936 

6. Ty Harris, San Angelo, Texas ................... 15,872 

7. Timber Moore, Aubrey, Texas .................. 14,138 

8. Westyn Hughes, Caldwell, Texas .............. 14,073 

Steer Roping 

1. J. Tom Fisher, Andrews, Texas ............. $26,538 

2. Vin Fisher Jr., Andrews, Texas ................. 25,220 

3. John Bland, Turkey, Texas ....................... 21,829 

4. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, Texas .................. 20,994 

5. Tuf Cooper, Weatherford, Texas ............... 17,290 

6. JoJo LeMond, Andrews, Texas ................ 16,873 

7. Jason Evans, Glen Rose, Texas ............... 16,633 

8. Scott Snedecor, Fredericksburg, Texas ... 15,390 

Bull Riding 

1. Boudreaux Campbell, Crockett, Texas .. $23,926 

2. Dustin Bowen, Waller, Texas ................... 20,982 

3. Sage Kimzey, Strong City, Okla. ............... 19,356 

4. Trey Benton III, Rock Island, Texas ......... 17,315 

5. Dave Mason, Burnet, Texas ..................... 13,580 

6. Elliot Jacoby, Fredericksburg, Texas ........12,348 

7. Tanner Learmont, Cleburne, Texas ............ 9,222 

8. Bayle Worden, Charleston, Texas .............. 9,035 

Turquoise Circuit 

All-around 

1. Erich Rogers, Round Rock, Ariz. .......... $18,440 

2. Seth Hall, Albuquerque, N.M. .................. 13,907 

3. Jace Melvin, Fort Pierre, S.D. .................. 11,935 

4. Joseph Parsons, Marana, Ariz. ................ 10,236 

5. Shank Edwards, Tatum, N.M. ..................... 5,986 

6. Cutter Parsons, Marana, Ariz. .................... 4,892 

7. Quay Howard, Canyon, Texas .................... 4,394 

8. Monty Eakin, Pecos, Texas ........................ 1,601 


1. Luke Creasy, Lovington, N.M. .............. $10,012 

2. Kyle Charley, Lukachukai, Ariz. .................. 9,006 

3. Shon Gibson, Taylor, Ariz. ......................... 6,136 

4. Trenten Montero, Winnemucca, Nev. ........ 3,702 

5. Rio Lee, Tucson, Ariz. ................................ 3,582 

6. Logan Corbett, Las Cruces, N.M. .............. 3,374 

7. John Killian, Phoenix, Ariz. ........................ 1,954 

8. Kory Hart, Bloomfield, N.M. ......................... 573 


1. Jace Melvin, Fort Pierre, S.D. .................. $9,370 

2. Damian Padilla, Rio Rico, Ariz. .................. 5,524 

3. Dean McIntyre, Cloncurry, Australia .......... 3,664 

4. Wyatt Lindsay, Cuchillo, N.M. ................... 3,531 

5. Trey Nahrgang, Buckeye, Ariz. .................... 2,883 

6. Tanner Robinson, Mesilla Park, N.M. ......... 2,682 

7. Tim Robertson, Marana, Ariz. ..................... 2,123 

8. Christian Pettigrew, Fort Sumner, N.M. ...... 2,017 


1. Erich Rogers, Round Rock, Ariz. .......... $16,619 

2. Chris Francis, Las Vegas, N.M. ................ 10,407 

3. Aaron Tsinigine, Tuba City, Ariz. ................ 9,377 

4. Calvin Brevik, Durango, Colo. .................... 8,891 

5. Seth Hall, Albuquerque, N.M. .................... 8,502 

6. Trey Blackmore, Hillside, Ariz. ................... 7,505 

7. Chase Massengill, Santa Fe, N.M. .............. 7,432 

8. Brady Payne, Gilbert, Ariz. .......................... 4,285 


1. Cory Petska, Marana, Ariz. ................... $16,619 

2. Cade Passig, Las Vegas, N.M. ................. 10,407 

3. Kory Bramwell, Chromo, Colo. .................. 8,891 

4. Byron Wilkerson, Duncan, Ariz. ................. 8,255 

5. Daylan Frost, Show Low, Ariz. ................... 7,432 

6. Bruce Reidhead, Taylor, Ariz. ..................... 7,120 

7. Anthony Calmelat, Tucson, Ariz. ................ 6,015 

8. Myles John, Indian Wells, Ariz. ................. 5,914 


1. Taos Muncy, Corona, N.M. ....................... $7,011 

2. Leon Fountain, Socorro, N.M. ................... 5,635 

3. Cooper DeWitt, Rio Rico, Ariz. .................. 4,583 

4. Magin Montoya, Roy, N.M. ........................ 2,204 

5. Dylan Henson, Bloomfield, N.M. ............... 2,125 

6. Corey LeFebre, Bloomfield, N.M. ............... 1,594 

7. Telden McLain, Tuscarora, Nev. ................. 1,528 

8. Ross Griffin, Tularosa, N.M. ...................... 1,391 


1. Jesse Clark, Portales, N.M. ................... $11,067 

2. Joseph Parsons, Marana, Ariz. .................. 9,766 

3. Ty Baker, Van Horn, Texas ......................... 5,747 

4. Seth Hall, Albuquerque, N.M. .................... 5,405 

5. Devon Burris, Queen Creek, Ariz. .............. 5,334 

6. Jerrad Hofstetter, Shallowater, Texas ........ 4,962 

7. Cutter Parsons, Marana, Ariz. .................... 4,704 

8. Shank Edwards, Tatum, N.M. ..................... 4,671 

Steer Roping 

1. Garrett Hale, Snyder, Texas ..................... $7,819 

2. Brent Lewis, Piñon, N.M. ........................... 5,835 

3. Chance Kelton, Mayer, Ariz. ....................... 4,288 

4. Marty Jones, Hobbs, N.M. ......................... 2,556 

5. Quay Howard, Canyon, Texas .................... 2,303 

6. Leo Campbell, Amarillo, Texas ................... 2,161 

7. Kenyon Burns, Lovington, N.M. ................ 1,276 

8. Chad Mathis, Ben Wheeler, Texas ................. 794 

Bull Riding 

1. Lon Danley, Tularosa, N.M. ................... $12,980 

2. Tustin Daye, Lupton, Ariz. .......................... 6,261 

3. Cody Jesus, Window Rock, Ariz. ............... 5,750 

4. Dugan Black, Lukachukai, Ariz. ................. 5,224 

5. Joseph Vazquez, Alamogordo, N.M. ......... 3,408 

6. Tyler McVay, Tucson, Ariz. ......................... 2,606 

7. Craig Begay, Rough Rock, Ariz. ................. 2,244 

8. Jose Griego, Las Vegas, N.M. ................... 2,104 

Wilderness Circuit 

All-around 

1. Dakota Eldridge, Elko, Nev. .................... $21,709 

2. Joe Frost, Randlett, Utah ......................... 16,558 

3. Josh Frost, Randlett, Utah ....................... 12,835 

4. Clint Robinson, Spanish Fork, Utah ...........9,723 

5. Curtis Cassidy, Donalda, Calif. ................... 9,454 

6. Rhen Richard, Roosevelt, Utah ................. 6,786 

7. Brady Pitchford, Spanish Fork, Utah ......... 2,949 

8. Ringo Robinson, Caldwell, Idaho .............. 1,617 


1. Orin Larsen, Inglis, Manitoba ............... $12,654 

2. Mason Clements, Santaquin, Utah ............ 6,091 

3. Kaycee Feild, Spanish Fork, Utah .............. 4,856 

4. Kash Wilson, Gooding, Idaho .................... 4,458 

5. Logan Patterson, Kim, Colo. ...................... 4,198 

6. Tony Barrington, Twin Falls, Idaho ............ 3,351 

7. Braxten Nielsen, Roosevelt, Utah .............. 3,318 

8. Morgan Wilde, McCammon, Idaho ........... 3,053 


1. Dakota Eldridge, Elko, Nev. ................... $17,704 

2. Dirk Tavenner, Rigby, Idaho ....................... 9,667 

3. Curtis Cassidy, Donalda, Calif. ................... 9,240 

4. Baylor Roche, Tremonton, Utah ................ 9,150 

5. Tom Lewis, Lehi, Utah ............................... 6,117 

6. Blake Brown, Spanish Fork, Utah .............. 3,609 

7. Zach Trapp, Lehi, Utah ............................... 3,439 

8. Olin Hannum, Malad, Idaho ....................... 3,359 


1. Rhett Anderson, Anabella, Utah ............ $10,605 

2. Pace Freed, Chubbuck, Idaho .................... 7,510 

3. Zane Barnson, Washington, Utah .............. 5,678 

4. Jaguar Terrill, Blackfoot, Idaho .................. 5,303 

5. Thad Ward, Howell, Utah ........................... 4,453 

6. Brian Winn, Annabella, Utah ...................... 3,132 


8. Dax Barnson, Washington, Utah ................ 2,799 


1. Quinn Kesler, Holden, Utah ................... $10,605 

2. Jade Anderson, Genola, Utah .................... 8,323 

3. Cole Wilson, Lake Shore, Utah .................. 5,471 

4. Colby Siddoway, Honeyville, Utah ............. 5,303 

5. Olin Pulham, Payson, Utah ........................ 4,453 

6. Cole Davison, Stephenville, Texas ............. 4,317 

7. Clay O’Brien Cooper, Gardnerville, Nev. ..... 3,930 

8. Matt Liston, Cedar City, Utah ..................... 3,132 


1. Rusty Wright, Milford, Utah ................. $11,773 

2. Jesse Wright, Milford, Utah ....................... 9,761 

3. Ryder Wright, Milford, Utah ...................... 6,502 

4. Alex Wright, Milford, Utah ......................... 6,330 

5. Jake Wright, Milford, Utah ........................ 6,007 

6. CoBurn Bradshaw, Beaver, Utah ................ 5,958 

7. Spencer Wright, Milford, Utah ................... 5,677 

8. Cody Wright, Milford, Utah ........................ 4,959 


1. Matt Shiozawa, Chubbuck, Idaho ......... $10,923 

2. Clint Robinson, Spanish Fork, Utah ........... 7,667 

3. Wyatt Williams, Glenns Ferry, Idaho ......... 5,880 

4. Cy Eames, Gooding, Idaho ........................ 4,765 

5. Justin Brinkerhoff, Corinne, Utah ..............4,710 

6. Dakota Eldridge, Elko, Nev. ........................ 4,006 


8. J.C. Malone, Plain City, Utah ..................... 3,916 

Bull Riding 

1. Joe Frost, Randlett, Utah ...................... $16,443 

2. Ty Wallace, Collbran, Colo. ...................... 11,581 

3. Josh Frost, Randlett, Utah ....................... 11,548 

4. Garrett Smith, Rexburg, Idaho ................ 11,386 

5. Tim Bingham, Honeyville, Utah .................. 9,564 

6. Kurtis Turner, Washington, Utah ................ 8,606 

7. Dalan Duncan, Ballard, Utah ....................... 8,600 

8. Shad Heiner, Morgan, Utah ........................ 6,522 

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Hank and Lori Franzen, 225 N. Muddy Rd. 

Riverton, WY 82501, 307.856.1465 or cell 

307.689.2877. Dillon Page, 1197 Ponderosa 

Rd., Ardmore, OK 73401, cell 580.220.5769. 

PowderRiverRodeo.com and Powder River 

Rodeo LLC Facebook page. Email: lori@ 

powderriverrodeo.com. 

BARNES PRCA RODEO Continuing the 

Tradition started in 1950. 2202 450th Street, 

Peterson, IA 51047. www.barnesprcarodeo. 

com. Ranch 712.295.7034. Marty Barnes 

712.437.2406 or cell 712.229.3408. 

Bar T Rodeo Over 60 years of professional 

rodeo. Quality at its best, winter dates 

available. Call us and let us quote your 

Rodeo Entertainment. HC Box 3066 Chester, 

Utah 84623. Phone 435.436.8853 Cell 

801.870.0680 and 801.870.0681. Fax 

801.487.0545. www.bartrodeo.com and 

follow us on Facebook. 

TRIPLE V RODEO CO. LLC We provide 

quality production and livestock. We are 

backed by 50 years of rodeo experience. 

Dona Vold Larsen 307.259.1674, Doug Vold 

403.938.2201, Darce Vold 719.250.5010. 

triplevrodeocompany.com 

KLEIN BROS. PRO RODEO Top quality 

livestock and entertainment. Errol Klein 

225.719.1599. Clinton, La. Aaron Hudson 

863.244.3435 Arcadia, Fla. Dates available 

throughout the Southeast and Texas. 

4L & DIAMOND S RODEO Top Quality 

Rodeo Stock and Production. Charlie Lowry, 

3198 Farmersville RD Summerville, GA, 

30747, 706.859.1157 or Scott Pickens, 

6536 Bethel RD Weatherford, TX, 76087, 

817.304.1535. Visit www.4lrodeo.com or 

friend us on Facebook@4LRodeo. 

J BAR J PRCA rodeos/bull ridings. Stock 

production, personnel. Sparky Dreesen cell 

406.939.3313. 

KORKOW RODEOS LLC Have stock and 

portable chutes for PRCA, college, high school 

and 4-H rodeos. Jim Korkow 30543 206th 

St., Pierre, SD 57501. 605.224.5607 or T.J. at 

605.222.6929. info@korkowrodeos.com. 

SALT RIVER RODEO CO LLC Jerry 

Dorenkamp, 11520 West Desert Wren Drive, 

Tucson, AZ 85743, cell 520.975.6788, 

or Cody Resor, 520.465.2667 or e-mail 

saltriverrodeocompany@gmail.com. 

SANKEY PRO RODEO WITH ROBINSON 

BULLS Start a rodeo or improve the one you 

have with industry leading production, Sankey 

livestock and Robinson Bucking Bulls. Office: 

406.962.4347 Wade Sankey: 307.899.4285 

P.O. Box 609, Joliet, MT 59041. 

sankeyprorodeo.com and follow us on 

Facebook! 

announcerS 

Curt Robinson - Announcer / Secretary 

12x Clem McSpadden NFSR Announcer 

541-379-2560 / crrodeo@gmail.com 

PHOTOGRAPHERS 

AA AFFLUENT IMAGES BY DUDLEY 

BARKER 1976 til now. 

www.dudleydoright.com. 254.968.3433. 

Gallery and Rodeo proofs w/search. 

Dudley@dudleydoright.com. Book - 5 

Decades of Rodeo. 

BOBCLICKPHOTOS.COM Bob Click, 

photographer. P.O. Box 716, Washougal, 

WA 98671, 360.904.4262. 

LIVESTOCK 

TEAM ROPING AND STEER WRESTLING 

CATTLE FOR LEASE $37 per head a month. 

We do lease to out of state customers. Visit 

our website at www.fsrcattlecompany.com 

or email us at steers4lease@hotmail.com. 

817.598.1222. 

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consulting to stock contractors, contestants, 

contract acts and many others nationwide. 

Call tax attorney and accountant ERNEST 

LEE at 855.376.3785 or email at ernest@ 

ernestlee.com. Visit rodeotax.com or www. 

facebook.com/rodeotax. 

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PRCA NOTES 

Patriotic Pose 

The Independence Day Riders, comprised of women from the surrounding areas, present the American flag July 5 during the National Anthem in Oakley City, Utah. 

James Fain photo 

ARRIVALS 

REMY NICOLE SMITH 

Born June 29 to 

PRCA steer wrestler 

and tie-down roper 

Ryle Smith of Oakdale, 

Calif., and his wife, 

Nika, a girl, Remy 

Nicole Smith. She 

weighed 7 pounds, 

10 ounces and was 20 

inches long. This is the 

Smith 

couple’s first child. 

MATHEW JAMESON THORP 

Born June 30 to PRCA team roping heeler 

Wesley Thorp of Stephenville, Texas, and his 

wife, Susanna, a boy, Mathew Jameson Thorp. He 

weighed 9 pounds and seven ounces. This is the 

couple’s first child. 

BRIEFS 

Drummond (Mont.) PRCA celebrates 75 years 

The Drummond (Mont.) PRCA Rodeo turned 75 years old July 9. Former Drummond Trojan 

and University of Montana football star Chase Reynolds was grand marshal of the parade that took 

place prior to the rodeo July 9. 

Reynolds, an NFL free agent, started the procession on the same end of town the original rodeo 

was held, in a field near the Wagon Wheel Café. 

ProRodeo Hall of Fame welcomes horses 

The ProRodeo Hall of Fame is once again having its live animal display at the Hall in Colorado 

Springs, Colo. 

This year, a pair of Summit Pro Rodeo horses – Powder Wash and Bill Picket – are spending the 

summer at the ProRodeo HOF. The horses arrived July 7. 

Powder Wash was born in 1992 and retired from competition in 2013. Powder Wash was raised 

in Powder Wash., Colo., hence the name. He is a rider-friendly saddle bronc horse. 

Bill Picket was born in 1999 and retired in 2013. He is named after the ProRodeo Hall of Fame 

cowboy Bill Pickett. Pickett, who was born in 1870, was credited with founding steer wrestling. 

The horse Bill Picket was selected to compete in the Mountain States Circuit Finals several times. 

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PRCA bullfighters 

Tyson Hutchison 

(left) and Jamie 

Cox (right) joined 

Miss Teen Rodeo 

Montana Haelee 

Essebaggers 

to watch the 

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101 Pro Rodeo Drive, Colorado Springs, CO 80919 

PRCA heAdquARteRs – 719.593.8840 

PRCA Fax – 719.548.4876 

Accounts Receivable/Member Records – 719.528.4747 

Doctor’s release fax – 719.548.4868 

CommissioneR’s offiCe – 719.528.4774 

Karl Stressman, Commissioner 

Anita Smith, Executive Assistant to Commissioner 

Rodeo AdministRAtion – 719.548.4870 

Aaron Enget, Chief Operating Officer, Director of Rodeo 

Administration 

Brandy Sorenson, Rodeo Administration Operations Director 

Therese Cobb, Circuit Coordinator 

Amy Rodgers, Stock Contractor & Special Events Coordinator 

Jed Pugsley, Livestock Program Administrator 

Mark Knapp, Assistant to Rodeo Administration 

Chris Horton, Director of Rodeo Approvals 

Daidra Sims, Rodeo Approvals Manager 

Jasmine Johnson, Rodeo Approvals Assistant 

Tina Morin, Director of Member Records 

Valerie Lopez, Member Records Assistant Manager 

member Records staff: Dorothy Kauhaahaa, Anthony Krigbaum, 

Micah Pacha, Aimee Rutan, Brandon Stiles 

PRoCom – 800.234.7722 

Results line – 719.548.4848 

Chris Horton, PROCOM Manager 

Justin Anderson, PROCOM Assistant Manager 

PRCA JudGinG 

Clint Corey, Supervisor of Pro Officials 

Priscilla Riggs, Senior Judging Coordinator 

industRy outReACh/JCCf – 719.528.4794 

Julie Jutten, Director of Industry Outreach/JCCF 

Amber Jacobs, Administrative Assistant of Industry 

Outreach/JCCF 

PRCA mediA – 719.548.4840 

suBsCRiPtions – 800.763.3648 

Justin Shaw, Media Director/PSN Editor 

Stephen Olver, PRCA Art Director 

Anne Christensen, Publications Manager 

Bryan Oller, Photo Coordinator 

Tracy Renck, Media Coordinator 

Matt Naber, Media Coordinator 

Matthew Castaneda, Media Department Assistant 

Nick Cicere, Social Media Coordinator 

infoRmAtion teChnoloGies – 719.548.4888 

Dan Martinez, VP of Technology 

Melodie Watson, Business Analyst 

Georgine Panfil, Senior Programmer 

George Hamamoto, Application Developer 

Beverly Brooks, Senior Programmer 

Michael Barr, Application Developer 

Jennifer Powelson, Service Desk Technician 

Business AdministRAtion – 719.528.4718 

Joe Shafer, Chief Financial Officer 

Megan VerVaecke, Staff Accountant 

Teresa Pearson, Staff Accountant 

Cheryl Scearce, Accounting 

Rikki Jacobs, Accounts Payable 

Ray Castillo, Facilities 

Jake Gerow, Facilities 

Tim Wilson, Facilities 

Patrick Sisneros, Facilities 

PRCA BUSINESS SECTION 

the following pages serve as the offi cial record of business for the 

Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. important notices, announcements 

and contact numbers are featured in this section. 

hoW to ContACt the PRCA 

To e-mail a PRCA employee, use the first letter of their first 

name and their last name followed by @prorodeo.com. 

example: jdoe@prorodeo.com 

Call the Department Direct ..................... 719.593.8840 

Office Hours ............................. 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. (MT) 

Administration ....................................... 719.548.4870 

Approvals ............................................... 719.548.4880 

Circuits ................................................... 719.548.4820 

Commissioner ........................................ 719.528.4774 

Judges ................................................... 719.548.4807 

Media ..................................................... 719.548.4840 

Member Records ................................... 719.528.4747 

PRCA Properties .................................... 719.548.4860 

PROCOM Results Line ........................... 719.548.4848 

PSN Subscriptions ................................. 800.763.3648 

CommissioneR’s offiCe 

Karl Stressman .................................................. 4774 

Anita Smith .......................................................... 4774 

memBeR ReCoRds 

Member records .................................... 719.528.4747 

(accounts receivable, points, membership) 

Tina Morin, Val Lopez, Dorothy Kauhaahaa, Anthony 

Krigbaum, Micah Pacha, Aimee Rutan, Brandon Stiles 

Doctor Release Fax ................................ 719.548.4868 

or memberrecords@prorodeo.com 

CiRCuits 

Therese Cobb ....................................................... 4705 

JudGinG 

Clint Corey ........................................................... 4780 

Priscilla Riggs ...................................................... 4703 

industRy outReACh/JCCf 

Julie Jutten ............................................ 719.528.4729 

Amber Jacobs........................................................4726 

CommuniCAtions & Psn 

Anne Christensen ................................................. 4713 

Stephen Olver ...................................................... 4779 

Justin Shaw ..........................................................4704 

Tracy Renck ..........................................................4758 

Bryan Oller ............................................................4736 

Matthew Naber ....................................................4768 

Nick Cicere...........................................................4738 

PSN SUBSCRIPTIONS .......................... 800.763.3648 

PRoCom 

Chris Horton ........................................................ 4783 

Justin Anderson ................................................... 4743 

PROCOM ENTRIES ................................ 800.234.7722 

PRCA PRoPeRties 

Steve Rempelos .................................................. 4792 

Tanner Ward ........................................................ 4728 

Dayna Buffington ................................................ 4719 

Kim Krueger ....................................................... 4791 

Amy Fast .............................................................. 4721 

Rodeo AdministRAtion 

Aaron Enget ......................................................... 4702 

Amy Rodgers ....................................................... 4737 

Brandy Sorenson ................................................ 4723 

Jed Pugsley ............................................ 719.528.4782 

Mark Knapp ......................................................... 4702 

Rodeo APPRovAls 

Chris Horton ........................................................ 4783 

Daidra Sims ......................................................... 4717 

Jasmine Johnson ................................................ 4716 

RemindeR 

A reminder to PRCA Members and other persons who 

call the PRCA National Office: In order to enhance the 

quality of service provided by the PRCA National Office 

staff and to ensure the accuracy of matters communicated 

between PRCA staff and PRCA Members and 

other persons calling the PRCA National Office, the 

PRCA (and PRCA Properties) may record telephone 

conversations which come into, originate from or 

involve someone in the PRCA National Office. 

PRCA holidAy ClosuRes 

PROCOM will be open for turn outs, doctor releases, etc. only. 

Labor Day........................................................ September 4 

Thanksgiving Day .......................................... November 23 

Day after Thanksgiving .................................. November 24 

One hundred percent 

of your tax deductible 

contribution to the 

JUSTIN COWBOY CRISIS FUND 

is awarded as direct financial 

assistance to injured professional rodeo athletes and 

their families during their recovery time from rodeo injuries. 

My gift is in memory/honor of: _______________________ 

Gift amount: _____________________________________ 

Please send acknowledgment to: ______________________ 

_______________________________________________ 

PRCA PRoPeRties – 719.548.4860 

Karl Stressman, President & CEO of Properties 

Steve Rempelos, Chief Marketing Officer 

Tanner Ward, Corporate Partnerships Manager 

Dayna Buffington, Sponsorship Program Assistant 

Kim Krueger, Executive Assistant to the CMO 

Amy Fast, Digital Marketing Manager 

hAll of fAme – 719.528.4714 

Kent Sturman, Director of ProRodeo Hall of Fame 

Sara Tadken, Events 

Name: __________________________________________ 

Address: ________________________________________ 

City: _____________________ State: ____ ZIP: _________ 

E-mail: _________________________________________ 

Mail contributions to: Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund 

101 Pro Rodeo Drive, Colorado Springs, CO 80919 

Official charity 

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PRCA Board of Directors 

Contract personnel director 

Mike Mathis........................................... 641.226.0952 

Contestant Directors 

Bret Tonozzi (Vice Chairman)................. 970.858.7364 

Jacobs Crawley ..................................... 254.592.1469 

Heath Ford............................................. 970.397.0263 

Darrell Petry .......................................... 210.452.7598 

Rodeo Committee Directors 

Keith Martin (Chairman) ........................ 210.225.5851 

Troy Weekley ......................................... 954.680.8005 

Stock Contractor Directors 

David Morehead .................................... 563.249.5319 

Hal Burns ............................................. 307.742.2461 

Executive Councils 

Contestant Executive Council 

Caleb Bennett (BB) CC .......................... 435.452.1347 

Jacobs Crawley (SB) CC ........................254.592.1469 

Cody Whitney (BR) CC ......................... 580.729.0757 

Jerome Schneeberger (TD) CC ............ 580.761.4833 

Darrell Petry (SW) CC .............................. 210.452.7598 

Manny Egusquiza (TR) CC .................... 305.335.1107 

J.P. Wickett (SR) CC ............................. 918.817.2945 

Contract Personnel Executive Council 

Duane Reichert ..................................... 605.985.5575 

(Spec. Acts, laborers, photographers) 

Mike Mathis CC ..................................... 641.226.0952 

(At Large) 

Eva Chadwick ........................................ 480.516.1327 

(Sec./Timers) 

Benje Bendele ....................................... 210.912.0914 

(Announcers/Music Director) 

Dustin Brewer ....................................... 608.306.0933 

(Clowns/Bullfighters) 

Rodeo Committee Executive Council 

Steve Gander, (10K-under) ................... 319.400.1064 

David Petty, (10K-20K) ......................... 918.798.3201 

Larry McConnell, (20K-50K)................... 580.821.2203 

Keith Martin, (50K+) CC ........................ 210.225.5851 

Troy Weekley, (At Large) ........................ 954.680.8005 

GENERAL MEMBER REPRESENTATIVE 

TO COMPETITION COMMITTEE 

Dean Oliver CC....................................... 208.249.2898 

Stock Contractor Executive Council 

Keith Marrington ................................... 403.585.4047 

Tim Bridwell .......................................... 530.518.6269 

David Morehead .................................... 563.249.5319 

Mike Corey CC ...................................... 509.989.2688 

TJ Korkow ............................................. 605.222.6929 

CC - Notes Competition Committee Member 

NCFR RODEO COMMITTEE 

Shane Henderson – TE .......................... 620.222.2343 

Dustin Murray – RE ............................... 405.323.3976 

Hank Franzen – SCR ............................. 307.856.1465 

Benji Bendele – CPR ............................. 830.709.5566 

Therese Cobb ....................................... 719.528.4705 

Circuit System Contacts 

Columbia River Prorodeo Circuit 

Debi Davis ............................................ 509.953.4053 

columbiarivercirc@gmail.com 

CALIFORNIA Prorodeo Circuit 

Johnny Zamrzla ..................................... 661.449.8498 

johnnyz@cafinalsrodeo.com 

Wilderness Prorodeo Circuit 

Ryan Shaw ............................................ 801.731.5975 

ryaneshaw@mac.com 

Montana Prorodeo Circuit 

Jim Croff ............................................... 406.735.4391 

jcroff@3rivers.net 

Mountain States Prorodeo Circuit 

Guy Warpness ....................................... 307.760.8777 

gwarp59@gmail.com 

Turquoise Prorodeo Circuit 

Mary Borgen ......................................... 928.308.1475 

rodeomary47@gmail.com 

Badlands Prorodeo Circuit 

Tom Richter .......................................... 605.692.7539 

trichter@swiftelcenter.com 

Prairie Prorodeo Circuit 

Julie Graber ........................................... 620.664.6093 

jagscox@cox.net 

Texas Prorodeo Circuit 

Johnny Van Court ................................. 325.657.4848 

jvancourt@zipnet.us 

Great Lakes Prorodeo Circuit 

Wayne Knutson ..................................... 660.261.4337 

cjknutson@cvalley.net 

Southeastern Prorodeo Circuit 

Mildred Klingemann .............................. 850.693.1480 

mkrodeosec@yahoo.com 

First Frontier Prorodeo Circuit 

Kevin Clanton ........................................ 856.469.9111 

nodntry@live.com 

2017 Required participaton rodeo 

rule based on 2016 Rodeo COUNT 

and 2015 Carryovers (B.14.4.3.1) 

To qualify for a circuit finals, circuit residents must 

compete at a minimum of 15 rodeos or 40 percent of all 

rodeos in their circuit (including co-approved rodeos), 

whichever is less. Circuit non-residents must compete 

at 15 rodeos, or 40 percent (or 50 percent if so elected 

by the Circuit Board of Directors) of all rodeos in their 

circuit, whichever is more. Please note: **Non-residents 

must compete at 50 percent of all rodeos. 

2017 REQUIRED PARTICIPATION 

NO. OF CIRCUIT NON- 

RODEOS RESIDENT RESIDENT 

BADLANDS 

STANDARD 39 15 16 

STEER ROPING 4 2 4 

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FIRST FRONTIER 


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GREAT LAKES 


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**MONTANA 50% 



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MOUNTAIN STATES 



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**SOUTHEASTERN 50% 


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Advisory Council 

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Advisory Council 2017 

Tom Atwell 

Gerry, NY 

Traci Swisher 

Elizabeth, CO 

Dick Fankhauser 

Spooner, WI 

Julie Graber 

Pretty Prairie, KS 

Larry Stacy 

Reno, NV 

Gary Linton 

Canby, OR 

Keith Martin 

San Antonio, TX 

Ted Thompson 

Deadwood, SD 

Steve Money 

Spanish Fork, UT 

David Petty 

Claremore, OK 

Pete Thiry 

Coulee City, WA 

Dean Oliver 

Nampa, ID 

Glen Alan Phillips 

San Antonio, TX 

Dave Wagner 

Great Falls, MT 

Michael Darby 

Cody, WY 

Todd Robison 

Logandale, NV 

Dr. R.C. Trotter 

Dodge City, KS 

Troy Weekley 

Davie, FL 

Max Weppler 

Minot, ND 

Greg Dieker 

Estes Park, CO 

Steve Gander 

Mauston, WI 

Wes Allison 

Waco, TX 

Shawn Parker 

Altus, OK 

Pete Thiry 

Coulee City, WA 

Leon Kristianson 

Dickinson, ND 

Bill Fitzgerald 

Franklin, TN 

Joe Trahan 

Glennville, CA 

John Richter 

Granite Falls, MN 

Dick Vetters 

Helotes, TX 

John Shipley 

Steamboat Springs, 

CO 

Kirk Pearson 

Moab, UT 

Dave Alford 

Scottsdale, AZ 

Brent Romick 

Steamboat Springs, 

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Rodeo Entry Information 

30-HOUR REPLACEMENT RULE 

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ALL EVENTS: A DR, VIR, or a notified TO can be replaced by an 

alternate from a list of contestants that were drawn out as a result of 

using the “no same day” or “no same performance” preferences or 

due to qualifications or permit maximum, as long as the notification 

is made through PROCOM at least 30 hours prior to the scheduled 

performance (or slack) in which the contestant is being replaced. 

Notifications made after the “30 hour” deadline will not be replaced 

and notifications on record with PROCOM at the 30 hour deadline 

will be final. Replacements must be made prior to the first goround 

of competition. In the team roping, a team will only be 

replaced it both partners of the team notify a DR, VIR, TO or DO 

following the same guidelines as applied in the other events. If 

only one member of the team notifies and his partner chooses to 

compete, his partner can find a replacement partner per rule R6.4. 

If stock has already been drawn in the riding events, the judges will 

draw an animal for the alternate contestant, after the TO deadline 

for that performance, from a pool consisting of the animal drawn 

by the contestant that he is replacing, any other turned out animals 

(which includes NTO’s, DR’s, and VIR’s), and the first designated 

reride for that performance that is still available. If stock has not yet 

been drawn, the contestant will be drawn an animal by PROCOM 

during the scheduled stock draw time. Animals that are turned out 

(includes NTO’s, DR’s, and VIR’s) will not be included in the re-ride 

draw until after the TO deadline (3 hours prior to the performance) 

and replacements for that performance have been made, to insure 

that there are the same number of animals and contestants for that 

performance. 

ALTERNATE LIST (for events that add $5,000 or more) 

Contestants who were drawn out due to using the “NSD” or “NSP” 

Each committee will have the option to implement the “Re-entries 

Policy” at its rodeo at the time of approval. 

RIDING EVENTS: Re-entries will be accepted at limited entry 

rodeos where the actual entries accepted during the original entry 

period were less than the limit. Also, if there was not a limit for 

an event, and there were not enough entries after the original 

entry period to place at least 12 contestants in each performance, 

re-entries will be accepted. A time period will be designated and 

published in the Business Journal in the ground rules of each rodeo 

for the entries to be re-opened sometime prior to the riding event 

stock draw. Contestants that enter during the re-entry period will 

be placed in the remaining available positions (available positions 

will be defined by the stock contractor and/or committee based on 

the number of contestants that entered during the re-entry period.) 

All re-entries will be accepted to fill the performances not to exceed 

the original limit defined in the ground rules (based on “money 

won” qualifications) or an equivalent of 12 per performance at a 

rodeo that did not limit its entries (based on a random draw.) 

RE-ENTRIES POLICY 

preferences or who were drawn out due to using the “replace me if I 

don’t get my preference” parameter will be the first to be considered 

as alternates in the order that they originally qualified for the rodeo 

or event. Contestants who entered during the original entry period 

and were drawn out due to qualifications will be considered next. 

For rodeos or events that start prior to May 1, 2017, alternates 

will be selected based on 2016 money won. For rodeos or events 

that start on or after May 1, 2017, alternates will be selected based 

on 2017 money won, as of 7 days prior to entry closing. If an 

alternate is scheduled to compete at another PRCA rodeo or event 

that has a “same day” conflict with the position for which he is 

being considered as a replacement, he will not be eligible to be 

an alternate for that position. If a contestant does not accept an 

available position or is not eligible for a position due to a conflict, 

he will remain on the alternate list in the same order for any other 

positions that may become available. 

ALTERNATE LIST (for events that add less than $5,000) 

Contestants who were drawn out due to using the “NSD” or “NSP” 

preferences or who were drawn out due to using the “replace me if I 

don’t get my preference” parameter will be the first to be considered 

as alternates in the order that they originally qualified for the rodeo 

or event. Next in the order, on the alternate list, will be a random 

draw of all contestants with “money won”, followed by a random 

draw of all contestants with no “money won”. Only contestants 

who entered during the original entry period will be considered as 

alternates. 

Due to “featured” events and “equal money” in the team roping, some 

rodeos may be using both types of alternate lists for different events. 

TIMED EVENTS: Re-entries will be accepted for events that did 

not have enough entries to place at least 10 contestants in each 

performance. Contestants that enter during the re-entry period will 

be placed in the remaining available positions (available positions 

will be defined by the stock contractor and/or committee based 

on the number of contestants that entered during the re-entry 

period.) All re-entries will be accepted to fill the performances not 

to exceed the original limit defined in the ground rules (based on 

“money won” qualifications) or an equivalent of 10 contestants per 

performance at a rodeo that did not limit its entries (based on a 

random draw.) 

ALL EVENTS: A contestant that re-enters will not be placed in 

a position that conflicts with his position at another PRCA rodeo 

or event. Further, a contestant placed in slack during the original 

placement of a rodeo may request a trade into an open position in a 

paid performance during the re-entry time. 

Re-entries will not be accepted if an event is declared “no contest” 

due to the lack of entries at the original entry closing time. 




Walk-up Replacements 

ATTENTION COMMITTEES: 

Committees will have the option to implement the following “walk-up” replacement rule to the ground rules of their rodeo: 

“In addition to the ‘30-hour replacement’ rule, Procom will replace TO’s, DR’s, VIR’s, and DO’s in compliance with the 

“30-hour replacement” rule up to the turn out deadline for each performance (3 hours prior to the performance). At this point 

in time, the secretary will receive the notified TO’s and DR’s for that performance along with the alternate list established by 

Procom for each event in which contestants were drawn out due to qualification or due to using the ‘no same day’ preference 

or the ‘replace me’ parameter. All TO’s, DR’s, VIR’s, or DO’s (including contestants who notified after the 30-hour deadline, 

but before the 3 hour turn out deadline) may be replaced by contestants on the alternate list. Contestants who desire to be 

accepted as alternates must physically check in with the rodeo secretary no later than 2 hours prior to the performance. Stock 

will be drawn for these contestants at that time, from a pool of animals consisting of the animals drawn by the contestants who 

notified turn-outs through Procom (includes DR’s, VIR’s, and DO’s) and the designated re-ride (if still available). If more than 

one position is being replaced within a performance or slack, the order that each are replaced will be determined by random 

draw. If more contestants check in with the rodeo secretary than there are positions available, the contestants accepted will be 

determined by their order on the alternate list (established by Procom). Contestants who are placed in a position at another 

PRCA rodeo or event on the same day as the position being replaced will not be eligible to be an alternate for that position. 

Conflicting positions for each alternate will also be listed on the alternate list.” 

“A contestant will be responsible to know his conflicting rodeos and will be disqualified if he checks in with the secretary and 

competes as a replacement if he has a same day conflict with that position at another PRCA rodeo or event. Positions at other 

rodeos that are turned-out will be considered conflicts.” 

ATTENTION CONTESTANTS - Effective for all 2017 rodeos 

NO CONFLICTS POLICY 

RIDING EVENTS ONLY - Contestants will not be allowed to give preferences that conflict with positions at other PRCA 

Rodeos or Events based on the “No Same Performance” guidelines (this includes 1st and 2nd preferences). If a contestant gives a 

conflicting preference (1st or 2nd preference) at the time of entry, he will be drawn out. If a contestant does not give a conflicting 

preference, and is placed in a position that conflicts with another PRCA rodeo or Event due to the process of not receiving either 

his first or second preference he will remain placed in that position, and allowed the opportunity to find a first go-round trade. 

Furthermore, a contestant will not be allowed a first go-round trade into a position that conflicts with that contestant’s position 

at another PRCA Rodeo or Event based on the “NSP” guidelines. (The validity of all trade requests will be checked for conflicts 

prior to processing.) Conflicts with Canadian rodeos will not be checked. 

A “No Same Performance” conflict is defined as: A performance or slack with a start time of 12:00 AM through 11:59 AM is 

considered a morning performance or slack. A performance or slack with a start time of 12:00 through 5:59 PM is considered 

a matinee performance or slack. And a performance or slack with a start time of 6:00 PM through 11:59 PM is considered an 

evening performance. Contestants can still use “NSD (No Same Day)” or “NSP (No Same Performance)” as a second preference 

and will be placed in positions accordingly. If the NSD or NSP is used while entering a given rodeo, only the original position 

(drawn by PROCOM) at a rodeo with conflicting dates will be checked for conflicts, if a first go-round trade has not been 

finalized and processed by PROCOM. Once a first go-round trade has been verified and confirmed, (which will be processed 

immediately after both involved parties have confirmed through PROCOM) then conflicts with the new traded position can 

be checked. Contestants’ preferences at a given rodeo will be checked for conflicts at the end of the grace period. If a NSD or 

NSP preference is used, a contestant will not be placed in a conflicted position. If any one contestant in a buddy group has a 

conflict, the entire buddy group will be drawn out, if the NSD or NSP preference is used as a second preference. If contestants 

in a buddy group do not use the NSD or NSP preference, a buddy group may be split if one or more members of the buddy 

group is conflicted at another PRCA rodeo or event with the preference(s) given at the time of entry, and is drawn out while the 

others remain placed in the rodeo since they are not conflicted. This does not apply to multi-event buddy groups, since the same 

performance or slack in all events is not always guaranteed. A contestant can add a parameter with his entry at the time of entry 

“to draw out of all events if drawn out of one,” or “draw me out if any of my buddies are drawn out.” 

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preference. They are allowed to give a specific slack, generic slack, or the middle for their first preference and another specific 

slack for a second preference. All other preferences, parameters, and the “No Same Day” and “No Same Preference” policies that 

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The Rodeo Entry Information listed on the following pages provides members with dates, 

times and other pertinent details regarding upcoming rodeos. 

PROCOM NUMBERS: 800.234.PRCA (7722) • PROCOM LOCAL LINE: 719.548.4800. RESULTS LINE: 719.548.4848 • Trade Line: 

719.548.4877. PROCOM Summer Hours: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM. PROCOM will be open each day until the last rodeo turn out deadline. 

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From To EF’s 

$500 $999 $40 if 1 head 

$80 if 2 head 

$1,000 $1,999 $50 if 1 head 

$100 if 2 head 

$2,000 $3,999 $75 if 1 head 


$4,000 $7,999 $100 if 1 head 


$8,000 $9,999 $125 if 1 head 


10,000 or more Set by Event 

Representative and Director of Rodeo Administration. 

These EFS shall stand unless otherwise 

approved by the Board of Directors. 

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TD ENTRY FEE SCALE AT RODEOS USING 

THE DAY-MONEY SYSTEM 


$ 500 $ 999.99 $80 ($40/$40) 

$ 1,000 $ 1,999.99 $100 ($50/$50) 

$ 2,000 $ 3,999.99 $150 ($75/$75) 

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TEAM ROPING ENTRY FEE SCALE 

Entry fees (per man) are based on combined added 

money for the header and the heeler. 

$500 to $1,999 $100 per man if 1 head 

$150 per man if 2 head 

$2,000 to $4,999 $125 per man if 1 head 






$10,000 or more to be set by the Event Representative 

and the Director of Rodeo Administration. 

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SR ENTRY FEE SCALE 

The stock charge shall be $30 per go-round, but 

in no case more than $100, unless otherwise approved 

by the Event Representative at time of rodeo 

approval. 


$500 $4,999 $100 if 1 head 


$5,000 $9,999 Set by ER if 1 head 


$10,000 and above $300 

$25 added for finals 

Entry fees will increase by $100 per additional long 

go-round beyond two head. Entry fees will increase by 

$50 for a rodeo with a progressive go-round. Only rodeos 

with at least $3,000 added in the steer roping may have 

more than three long go-rounds. No stock charge will 

be assessed for progressive go-rounds or finals/short 

go-rounds. 

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BB & SB ENTRY FEE SCALE 


$500 $999 $30 if 1 head 

$50 if 2 head 

$1,000 $1,999 $40 if 1 head 

$60 if 2 head 

$2,000 $2,999 $50 if 1 head 

$70 if 2 head 

$3,000 $3,999 $60 if 1 head 

$80 if 2 head 

$4,000 $4,999 $70 if 1 head 

$90 if 2 head 

$5,000 $6,999 $80 if 1 head 


$7,000 $9,999 $90 if 1 head 


$10,000 and above set by the Event Representative 

and Director of Rodeo Administration. 

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BR ENTRY FEE SCALE 


$500 $999 $40 if 1 head 

$60 if 2 head 

$1,000 $1,999 $50 if 1 head 

$75 if 2 head 

$2,000 $2,999 $60 if 1 head 

$90 if 2 head 

$3,000 and above, entry fees set by the Event 

Representative and Director of Rodeo Administration. 

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BR ENTRY FEE SCALE AT RODEOS 

USING THE DAY-MONEY SYSTEM 


$500 $999 $30-$30 If 1 

$1,000 $1,999 $40-$40 If 1 

$2,000 $2,999 $50-$50 If 1 

$3,000 $3,999 $60-$60 If 1 

$4,000 $4,999 $70-$70 If 1 

$5,000 $9,999 $100-$100 If 1 

$10,000 and above set by the Event Representative 

and Director of Rodeo Administration. 

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HOW TO READ RODEO LISTINGS 

Events 

BB - Bareback 

TR - Team Roping 

SB - Saddle Bronc HD - Header 

BR - Bull Riding HL - Heeler 

TD - Tie-down Roping SR - Steer Roping 

SW - Steer Wrestling GB - Girls Barrel Racing 

Other abbreviations 

NPP - No Priority Positions EC - Entries Close 

EOO - Entry Office Opens EF’s - Entry Fees 

MT - Mountain Time W/F’s - With Finals 

MDT - Mountain Daylight Time 

The 2017 rodeo season began Oct. 1, 2016. 

The 2017 rodeo season will end with rodeos 

ending on or prior to Sept. 30, 2017 

ALL 2017 RODEOS WITH QUALIFICATIONS FOR ALL 

EVENTS: All 2017 rodeos with qualifications: The 

order of filling positions will be from 2016 money 

won first, and the remaining positions will be filled 

from current year money won. 

In the SR event, positions will be filled from 2017 

money won first, with the remaining positions being 

filled from 2016 money won. 

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ALL AMERICAN 

The 2017 All American cutoff date will be 

September 4, 2017. Any AA rodeo ending on 

or prior to that day will count for this season 

(which began September 6, 2016). 

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TIE DOWN ROPING 2017 GROUND RULE 

For the 2017 rodeo season, an industry wide 

no jerk down rule will be in effect. The “jerk 

down” will be defined in accordance with 

PRCA Rule R11.6.5 and will be enforced at all 

PRCA sanctioned events. 

effective 2017 

The “30-hour replacement” rule will be in effect at all rodeos 

unless otherwise specified in the ground rules. 

ATTENTION ALL CONTESTANTS 

Co-Approved rodeos greater than 100 miles from a circuit (indicated by “>100”), 

will not count toward a contestants required participation count. 



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PRCA 

MEMBER BULLETIN BOARD 

ALL CONTESTANTS 

All money won at any of the 2016 Circuit finals, the 

All American finals (held in October of 2016), and 

the Ram National Circuit finals (held in April of 2017) 

will count towards 2017 World standings, (unless 

otherwise specified as “unofficial” by the contestants). 

Likewise for the 2017/2018 season, the above listed 

rodeos will count toward the 2018 World Standings. 

ATTENTION MEMBERS 

No duplicate award buckles (i.e. NFR go-round) will 

be made by Montana Silversmiths except under 

extenuating circumstances, and then a letter will have 

to be submitted to the Properties Dept. If a request 

is accepted, the charge for the buckle will be retail. 

There will be no award buckles made that are not 

listed in the PRCA/Montana Silversmiths contract. 

Then again, if an exception is to be made, it will have 

to be authorized by the Properties Dept. 

ATTENTION ALL 

PRCA MEMBERS 

Nominate now for the PRCA Donita 

Barnes Contract Personnel Lifetime 

Achievement Award. This award was 

created to recognize PRCA members 

who have dedicated their lives to the 

rodeo industry for their commitment, 

work and contributions. Nomination 

letters of 500 words or less can be 

mailed to the PRCA, 101 ProRodeo 

Drive, Colorado Springs, CO 80919 or 

e-mailed to bsorenson@prorodeo.com 

between now and August 1. 

CIRCUIT FINALS 

GROUND RULES 

2017 Approved Circuit Finals Ground Rules 

can be found on-line at www.prorodeo.org 

2017 TENTATIVE CIRCUIT FINALS DATES & LOCATIONS 

Circuit Cut-off dates dates # Perfs location 

BL/SR July 30, 2017 August 19, 2017 1 Deadwood, SD 

Mtn. St./SR TBD TBD 1 TBD 

MT/SR September 23, 2017 September 23, 2017 1 Selisia, MT 

Turquoise September 5, 2017 Oct. 5-7, 2017 3 Prescott, AZ 

Badlands September 5, 2017 Oct. 5-8, 2017 4 Minot, ND 

California September 13, 2017 Oct. 13-14, 2017 3 Lancaster, CA 

Prairie September 19, 2017 Oct. 19-21, 2017 3 Duncan, OK 

Mtn. States September 27, 2017 Oct. 27-29, 2017 3 Loveland, CO 

Wilderness September 30, 2016 Nov. 2-4, 2017 3 Heber City, UT 

Col. River September 30, 2016 Nov. 3-4, 2017 3 Yakima, WA 

Southeastern September 30, 2016 Nov. 9-11, 2017 3 Davie, FL 

Great Lakes September 30, 2016 Nov. 9-11, 2017 3 Louisville, KY 

Texas September 30, 2016 Dec. 28-30, 2017 3 Waco, TX 

Montana September 30, 2016 Jan. 12-14, 2018 3 Great Falls, MT 

First Frontier September 30, 2016 Jan. 11-13, 2018 3 Harrisburg, PA 

**Please note this information is subject to change. 

Please refer to the PRCA Business Journal for official information 

Caleb Bennett 

cbennett@prorodeo.com 

manny egusquiza 

megusquiza@prorodeo.com 

Jerome schneeberger 

jeromeschneeberger@gmail.com 

darrell Petry 

dpetry@prorodeo.com 

ATTENTION CONTESTANTS 

All Event Representatives now have their own e-mail address if you would like to 

contact them directly. 

Jacobs Crawley 

jcrawley@prorodeo.com 

Cody Whitney 

codynwhitney@yahoo.com 

J.P. Wickett 

jpwickett@prorodeo.com 

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If a contestant is placed in a position at a PRCA rodeo or event that has a same day conflict as the Champions Challenge event, before he 

has accepted a position at the Champions Challenge Event, he will be allowed to draw out (by contacting Procom) or find a trade at the 

conflicting rodeo. If a contestant enters a PRCA rodeo or event after he has accepted a position at the Champions Challenge Event, he 

will be guaranteed no conflict as long as he does not create the conflict by giving a conflicting preference. 


COWBOY COLUMN 

ASHLAND, MO., AUG. 25-26 

The Cattlemen Days Rodeo will provide a hospitality tent both nights before 

performance starts. The host hotel for the rodeo is the Staybridge Suites 

Columbia, located at 805 N. Keene Street, near Hwy. 63 & I-70 in Columbia, 

Mo. Call 573.442.8600 and ask for the Cattlemen Days Rodeo rate when 

making reservation. $90 plus tax for King Suite, $104 plus tax for doubles per 

night. 

RIFLE, COLO., AUG 2-3 

There’s a new contestant entrance at the Garfield County Fair & PRCA Rodeo 

in Rifle, Colo. Contestants will now enter directly off Railway Avenue. 

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dAlhARt, tx: 10:00 Am 

missoulA, mt: 10:30 Am 

sAndPoint, id: 12:00 Pm 

steAmBoAt sPRinGs, Co: 12:00 Pm 

eC on July 24, 2017 

CoAlville, ut: 10:00 Am 

neWtoWn, nd: 10:30 Am 

mesquite, tx: 11:30 Am 

Ashley, nd: 12:00 Pm 

CRossett, AR: 12:30 Pm 



hiGh PRAiRie, AB, Cn: 2:00 Pm 

stRAthmoRe, AB, Cn: 2:00 Pm 

WoodstoWn PilesGRove, nJ: 3:00 Pm 


CAldWell, id: 10:00 Am 

BoZemAn, mt: 10:30 Am 

RiveRton, Wy: 11:00 Am 

WinnsBoRo, lA: 12:00 Pm 

GRimshAW, AB, Cn: 2:00 Pm 


BAkeR, mt: 10:00 Am 

CARson, iA: 10:30 Am 

Afton, Wy: 11:00 Am 

hill City, ks: 11:30 Am 

douGlAs, Wy: 12:00 Pm 

JeRome, id: 1:00 Pm 

Rifle, Co: 1:00 Pm 

lA CRete, AB, Cn: 2:00 Pm 


CAsCAde, mt: 10:30 Am 

yumA, Co: 11:00 Am 

moses lAke, WA: 11:30 Am 

sAntA RosA, CA: 12:00 Pm 

steRlinG, Co: 1:00 Pm 

dAWson CReek, BC, Cn: 2:00 Pm 


sioux fAlls, sd: 10:00 Am 

CAnBy, oR: 10:30 Am 

liBBy, mt: 11:30 Am 

lAmAR, Co: 1:00 Pm 

liBBy, mt: 12:00 Pm 




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kimBAll, ne: 10:00 Am 

deAdWood, sd: 10:30 Am 

West fRiendshiP, md: 10:30 Am 

BillinGs, mt: 11:00 Am 

ventuRA, CA: 12:00 Pm 

JAsPeR, AB, Cn: 2:00 Pm 


JonesBoRo, AR: 10:00 Am 

kAlisPell, mt: 11:00 Am 

West fRiendshiP, md: 11:30 Am 

Glendive, mt: 1:00 Pm 

Coffeyville, ks: 1:30 Pm 

CRAnBRook, Cn: 2:00 Pm 


GoodinG, id: 10:00 Am 

CRAiG, Co: 10:30 Am 

lynden, WA: 11:30 Am 

onidA, sd: 1:00 Pm 

noRCo, CA: 1:30 Pm 

PinCheR CReek, AB, Cn: 2:00 Pm 


mound City, ks: 10:00 Am 

BuRley, id: 10:30 Am 

lAudeRdAle, ms: 11:30 Am 

deAdWood, sd: 12:00 Pm 

PAyson, AZ: 1:00 Pm 


tehAChAPi, CA: 10:00 Am 

sAn JuAn CAPistRAno, CA: 11:00 Am 




liBeRAl, ks: 1:00 Pm 



CiRCle, mt: 10:00 Am 

kenneWiCk, WA: 10:00 Am 

ABeRdeen, sd: 10:30 Am 

ellensBuRG, WA: 11:00 Am 

lAke luZeRne, ny: 11:30 Am 

euRekA, ks: 1:00 Pm 

CoeuR d’Alene, id: 12:00 Pm 

dePeRe, Wi: 1:00 Pm 


tRemonton, ut: 10:30 Am 

WAllA WAllA, WA: 11:00 Am 

imBoden, AR: 11:30 Am 

BRemeRton, WA: 12:00 Pm 


RAPid City, sd: 10:30 Am 

fileR, id: 11:00 Am 


BRemeRton, WA: 10:00 Am 


hAstinGs, ne: 1:00 Pm 



CoeuR d’Alene, id: 10:00 Am 

elk City, ok: 10:30 Am 

lAke luZeRne, ny: 11:30 Am 

Altus, ok: 12:00 Pm 

okotoks, AB, Cn: 2:00 Pm 


miles City, mt: 10:00 Am 

lAkevieW, oR: 10:30 Am 

PuyAlluP, WA: 11:00 Am 

vinitA, ok: 1:00 Pm 

dAyton, iA: 1:30 Pm 

ARmstRonG, BC, Cn: 2:00 Pm 


AshlAnd, mo: 10:00 Am 

Alex, ok: 10:30 Am 

PlAins, mt: 11:30 Am 

sAlmon, id: 12:30 Pm 

meRRitt, BC, Cn: 2:00 Pm 


dillon, mt: 10:30 Am 

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mARshAll, mn: 10:00 Am 



PueBlo, Co: 10:00 Am 

mAuston, Wi: 10:30 Am 

denton, tx: 11:00 Am 



LAKE LUZERNE NY NPP 

JULY 22 

PAINTED PONY CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO 

ALL AMERICAN PRORODEO SERIES 

ARENA: Painted Pony 

ADDRESS: 703 Howe Rd 

PERFS: 1 Perf: July 22- 8:00 PM 

EVENTS: BB SB BR TD SW @ $600 TR-HD TR-HL @ 

$300 

PERMITS: BB SB BR TD SW TR 

GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH 

SOUTHEASTERN (>100), AND GREAT LAKES (>100) 

CIRCUITS. 

ALL EVENTS - The “30-hour replacement” rule will 

be in effect. See Rodeo Entry Information page of the 

business journal. 

ALL EVENTS - Re-entries will be accepted for available 

positions Wed., July 19 between 9 AM and 1 PM. See 

Rodeo Entry Information page of the business journal. 

TRADE DEADLINE - Wed., July 19 at 5 PM. All 

confirmed trades will be final and will be processed 

immediately after both parties involved have confirmed 

through PROCOM. 

STK. CONT.: PAINTED PONY CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO 

EOO: 11:30 AM MDT JULY 17 

EC: 11:30 AM MDT JULY 18 

MESQUITE TX NPP 

JULY 22 

MESQUITE PRORODEO SERIES 


ARENA: Mesquite Arena 

ADDRESS: 1818 Rodeo Drive 


SLACK: July 22- 1:00 PM 

EVENTS: BB SB BR TD SW @ $1000 TR-HD TR-HL 

@ $500 

PERMITS: BB SB BR TR; MAX - TD SW 

GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH THE PRAIRIE, 

SOUTHEASTERN (>100) CIRCUITS. 

Only actual contestant and one companion allowed 

gate access. 





positions on Tues., July 18 between 9 AM and 1 PM. 

See Rodeo Entry Information page of the business 

journal. 

TRADE DEADLINE - Tues., July 18 at 5 PM. All 


immediately after both involved parties have confirmed 


GB - Approved for first slack event in accordance with 

R4.9.4. 

TD - Rule 8.7.6 is waived. 

RE - Back to back, same performance if two go-rounds 

B15.2.6. 

QUALIFICATIONS: BB, SB, BR - 15 minimum entries. 

No compensation. No slack. 

TD & SW - 50 minimum entries. 

TR - 40 minimum entries. 

STK. CONT.: STACE SMITH PRORODEOS 

SUB. CONT.: SMITH, HARPER & MORGAN 



WOODSTOWN PILESGROVE NJ NPP 

JULY 22 

COWTOWN RODEO 


ARENA: Cowtown Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: 780 Rt 40 



$400 


GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH GREAT LAKES 

(>100), AND THE SOUTHEASTERN CIRCUIT (>100). 





positions on Tue., July 18 between 9 AM and 3 PM. 


journal. 

TRADE DEADLINE - Tue., July 18 at 5 PM. 

ALL EVENTS - No stock charge for permit holders. 

ALL EVENTS - A not-performance preference will not 

be valid when entering R1.5.3. 

TD - Scoreline will be 4’ less than box. 

STK. CONT.: COWTOWN RODEO 


EC: 3:00 PM MDT JULY 17 

CRETE NE 

JULY 22-23 

SALINE COUNTY FAIR RODEO 


ARENA: Saline Co. Ag Society Rode 

ADDRESS: Tuxedo Park- 1600 Tuxedo Park R 

PERFS: 2 Perfs: July 22- 8:00 PM; July 23- 6:00 PM 


@ $500 



CIRCUIT. 




ALL EVENTS - The “walk-up replacement” policy will 

be in effect. See Rodeo Entry Information section of 

the business journal. 




journal. 

TRADE DEADLINE - Mon., July 17 at 5 PM. All 






STK. CONT.: SILVER CREEK RODEO 



KENNEDY, SK CN 

JULY 22-23 

MOOSE MOUNTAIN PRORODEO 



SLACK: July 22- 9:00 AM 


@ $1500 

SPECIAL ENTRY FEES: BB-$70; SB-$70; BR-$70; TD- 

$100; SW-$100; TR-$100 


GROUND RULES: ALL CONTESTANTS - May also enter 

online at www.rodeocanada.com between July 10 at 8 

AM and July 11 at 2 PM. 

BR - Will be first event on July 22. 

STK. CONT.: BIG STONE RODEO 



WRANGLER million 

Dollar tour gold rodeo 

CHEYENNE WY 

JULY 22-30 

CHEYENNE FRONTIER DAYS 

ARENA: Frontier Park 

ADDRESS: 4610 Carey Avenue 

PERFS: 9 Perfs: July 22-12:15 PM; July 23-12:15 PM; 

July 24-12:15 PM; July 25-12:15 PM; July 26-12:15 

PM; July 27-12:15 PM; July 28-12:15 PM; July 29- 

12:15 PM; July 30-12:15 PM 

FINALS: July 30-12:15 PM BB SB BR TD SW TR SR 

SLACK: July 17-11:00 AM GB July 18- 7:00 AM SW, 

SR July 19- 7:00 AM SW, TD July 20- 7:00 AM TD, TR 

July 21- 7:00 AM TR 

EVENTS: BB SB BR TD SW TR-HD TR-HL SR @ 

$50000 

SPECIAL ENTRY FEES: BB-$350; SB-$200; BR-$300; 

TD-$425; SW-$375; TR-$425; SR-$425 

PERMITS: BB SB BR 

GROUND RULES: Only actual contestant and one 

companion allowed gate access. 

ALL CONTESTANTS - Every entry must pick up his/her 

number and sign a release at the contestant office prior 

to competing. 

ALL CONTESTANTS - All contestants are required to 

wear PRCA patch while competing. 

ALL EVENTS - The “30-hour replacement rule” will 

be in effect. See Rodeo Entry Information page of 

Business Journal. 

BB, SB, BR - The “walk-up replacement rule” will 


Business Journal. 

TRADE DEADLINE - Fri., July 14 at 5 PM. All confirmed 

trades will be final and will be processed immediately 

after both involved parties have confirmed through 

PROCOM. 

ALL EVENTS - “No conflict” will be guaranteed at all 

Gold and Silver tour rodeos (if possible), as long as 

the contestant does not create the conflict by giving 

conflicting preferences. A contestant should not use 

the “No Same Day” preference in this instance unless 

he wants the possibility of being drawn out. (Does not 

include conflict with SR positions). 

EXEMPTIONS TO QUALIFICATIONS: Contestants must 

notify PROCOM at the time of entry if they are claiming 

an exemption from qualification. Anyone claiming 

an exemption must have entered and paid fees at a 

minimum of twenty (20) PRCA sanctioned rodeos 

held during the 2016 rodeo year, unless the contestant 

qualifies for a medical exemption. Contestants claiming 

medical exemptions must have been injured at least 

six (6) months during the 2016 rodeo year. Contestant 

must not have entered and paid fees at more than 

twenty (20) PRCA sanctioned rodeos held during the 

2016 rodeo year. A letter from a licensed physician on 

doctor’s letterhead bearing the doctor’s name, address 

and phone number, must be received by the PRCA 

National Office prior to the entry opening. 

OTHER EXEMPTIONS: 2014-2016 Cheyenne winners 

in the event they are entering and 2014-2016 Cheyenne 

All-Around winners. 

ALL EVENTS - A contestant not ready when called 

during a performance or section of slack will be fined 

$100 and /or may be disqualified from that go- round 

in which the offense is committed. 

RE - Re-ride animals will be used in the following 

order: 1. Designated re- rides for that performance. 2. 

Available unused animals (notified turn-outs, visible 

injuries, and doctor releases) for that performance. 

3. Available unused animals (notified & non-notified 

turn-outs, visible injuries, and doctor releases) from 

previous performances. 

RE - If a contestant needs to be moved due to 

qualifying for the finals at another PRCA rodeo, he will 

be moved to the first available position in his event. If 

the contestant is already scheduled to compete in the 

performance to which he was moved or if both gorounds 

are being moved, he will compete on his first 

animal in the first section and his second go-round 

animal in the last section of the same performance. 

STALLS - A limited number of horse stalls are available 

and will be in specified barns on a first come, first 

serve basis for entered contestants. Anyone altering 

the stall dividers will be ejected from the stall barns. 

TE - There will be a $75 charge for every notified and 

non-notified turn-out for the first go-round of SW & 

SR, and a $50 charge in for the first go-round of the 

TD (does not include DR’s and V.I.R’s). 

TE - If a timed event animal escapes (or a re-run is 

given for any other reason) the extra will be used. Only 

escaped animals go back into the herd. The misdraw 

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drawn from the sleepers and/or designated extras. 

Cheyenne reserves the right to set the timed event 

herds with the approval of the field flag judge and 

event representative. 

TE - Rule 11.1.2.1 will be waived (pertaining to T.E. 

chute gate). 

TE - Any contestant that must be moved due to a finals 

at conflicting PRCA rodeo will be moved to the first 

available position in the corresponding go-round that 

is affected. That contestant will draw his animal last 

but will compete first. 

TE - The timed event cattle may be drawn the evening 

prior to the slack or performance, but not posted til 

one hour prior to the slack or performance. All timed 

event stock draws will be posted at Chute 9 only. 

TE - Pens of animals for all performances and slacks 

may be drawn prior to the beginning of the first 

performance or first slack as long as there is one 

animal for every entry plus adequate extras. 

ALL CONTESTANTS - Contestants must wear their own 

numbers on their back at all times while competing. 

Hazer numbers will be available at the Contestant 

Office only. 

TE - If there are not enough contestants in the current 

year circuit money won category to fill the allotted 

circuit positions, the remaining positions will be filled 

with contestants from the previous year circuit money 

won category. This applies to the circuit qualifications 

only. 

QUALIFICATIONS: BB & SB - 80 minimum entries. No 

compensation. There will be two go-rounds, back to 

back, perf to perf. W/F’s (12 plus splits to 16). $5,000 

held out for finals. No slack. 

BR - 96 minimum entries. No compensation. 80% top 

money, 20% top circuit. There will be two go-rounds, 

back to back, perf to perf. W/F’s (16). $6,000 held 

out for finals. No day money. No slack. If there are 

not enough contestants in the current year money 

category to fill the allotted circuit positions, the 

remaining positions will be filled with contestants from 

the previous year circuit money won category. 

TD - 150 minimum entries. 30’ score. Hand pull barrier 

will be used (remote release barrier may be used with 

Event Representative approval). Two go-rounds, back 

to back. W/F’s (top 12 plus splits to 16). Fresh animals 

will be used in finals. The top 30 contestants (based on 

2017 money won) as of 7 days prior to entry closing 

time will be placed in the July 24-29 performances 

(3rd through 8th perfs) and compete back to back, 

perf to perf (10 per performance). The remaining 

contestants will either compete during the first two 

performances, July 22 and 23 (back to back, perf to 

perf) or during the slacks Wed, July 19 and Thurs, July 

20 (back to back, slack to slack). Extra cattle will not 

be exhibitioned or tied. There will be a $30 total stock 

charge per contestant, R11.3.19 will be waived in TD, 

(tie down ropers may compete from either box). 

SW - 167 minimum entries. 30’ score. Hand pulled 

barrier will be used (remote release barrier may be 

used with Event Representative approval). Two gorounds, 

back to back, slack to slack or perf to perf. 

W/F’s (top 12 plus splits to 16). Rule R11.7.9 is 

waived. 

SW - It’s the contestant’s responsibility to verify his 

competition order after splits have been made. To 

accommodate splits, contestants may be moved into a 

different section. 

TR - 150 minimum teams. 30’ score. Hand pull 

barrier will be used (remote release barrier may be 

used with Event Representative approval). Any past 

NFR qualifiers in the TR event will be accepted as 

exemptions (partner must qualify or be exempt). 

Contestants with no money won in 2016 or 2017 who 

have entered will not be accepted as entries. Two 

go-rounds, back to back. W/F’s (top 12 plus splits 

to 16). The top 30 positions (based on 2017 money 

won) as of 7 days prior to entry closing will be placed 

in the July 24-29 performances (3rd through 8th 

perfs) and compete back to back, perf to perf (10 

per performance). The remaining teams will either 

compete during the first two perfs, July 22 and July 

23 (back to back, perf to perf) during slacks on Thurs., 

July 20 and Fri., July 21 or the slacks on Mon., July 

24 and Tues., July 25 at 7 AM each day (back to back, 

slack to slack). Teams must enter from back of the 

box. Only two loops allowed. Permit holders will not 

be allowed to enter with a card holder or permit holder. 

After team competes on a given steer, they must 

release their steer and not impede his progress to the 

stripping chute (which means no stopping or switching 

the direction of the steer). Violation of this rule is 

subject to a $100 fine. 

SR - 150 minimum entries. 30’ score. Any past NFSR 

qualifiers will be accepted as exemptions in the SR 

event. Contestants with no money won in 2016 or 

2017, who have entered the SR event at less than 

7 rodeos in 2016 and 2017 combined will not be 

accepted as entries. Hand pull barrier will be used 

(remote release barrier may be used with Event 

Representative approval). Two go- rounds all run in 

slack on July 18 (except for the finals). W/F’s (top 12 

plus splits to 16). Fresh steers will be used in the finals 

on July 31. There will be a stock charge of $50 per goround 

(total of $100 per contestant). 

ALL EVENTS - If a contestant who qualifies for the 

finals notifies a turn-out, doctor’s release, or visible 

injury release through PROCOM, the contestant with 

the next highest ranking in the average may be placed 

in that available position. (Non-notified turn- outs and 

visible injury releases after the turn-out deadline will 

not be replace). If the next highest ranked contestant 

is not available to accept the position, the next highest 

ranked contestant may be contacted and placed in 

that position. This procedure will be followed until all 

positions are filled. In the riding events, if an animals 

has already been drawn for a contestant who turnedout, 

the replacement contestant will be drawn an 

animal from a pool consisting of all animals that have 

been turned-out (includes DR’s and VIR’s) and the 

first available designated re-ride. Since the number of 

contestants accepted to the finals is 12 plus splits to 

16, contestants who turn-out will only be replaced if 

that number drops below 12. 


EOO: 10:00 AM MDT JUNE 15 

EC: 10:00 AM MDT JUNE 21 

PERMIT SECTION 

CHEYENNE WY 

JULY 22-30 

CHEYENNE FRONTIER DAYS 

ROOKIE SADDLE BRONC 

ARENA: Frontier Park 

ADDRESS: 4610 Carey Avenue 

PERFS: 9 Perfs: July 22-12:15 PM; July 23-12:15 PM; 

July 24-12:15 PM; July 25-12:15 PM; July 26-12:15 

PM; July 27-12:15 PM; July 28-12:15 PM; July 29- 

12:15 PM; July 30-12:15 PM 

EVENTS: SB @ $7500 

PERMITS: SB 

GROUND RULES: Permits only. 

ALL EVENTS - The “30-hour replacement” rule will be 

in effect. The order that alternates are accepted will be 

based on money won first, then followed by random 

draw of entries with no money won. 




ALL CONTESTANTS - Re-entries will be accepted 

for available positions on Fri., July 14 between 9 AM 

and 12 PM. See Rodeo Entry Information page of the 


TRADE DEADLINE - Thurs., July 13 at 5 PM. All 




SB CONTESTANTS - If a contestant is already entered 

in the SB event at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo, 

he will not be accepted as an entry for the Cheyenne 

Frontier Days Rookie Bronc Event. 

ALL CONTESTANTS - If a contestant’s first go-round 

needs to be moved for his due to qualifying for the 

finals at another PRCA rodeo, he will be moved to the 

next performance and will compete during the first 

SB section that day. He will compete on his second 

go-round animal during the same performance 

during the Rookie SB event as originally scheduled. 

If a contestant needs to be moved for his second 

go-round competition due to qualifying for a finals, 

he will be moved to the next performance and will 

compete during the Rookie SB event. Stock will be 

provided first by invited PRCA stock contractors and 

subsequently filled by non PRCA contractors. PRCA 

stock contractors will be given the first right of refusal. 

Stock contractor will be allowed to designate a re-ride 

that will be used if a re-ride is awarded on one of his 

animals in that performance. 

QUALIFICATIONS: 40 minimum entries. No 

compensation. Only permits accepted based on money 

won (as of 7 days prior to entry closing). Two gorounds, 

back to back, perf to perf (no finals). 




FAIR HILL MD 

JULY 25-26 

CECIL COUNTY FAIR AND PRORODEO 


ARENA: Fair Hill 

ADDRESS: 4640 Telegraph Rd 


EVENTS: BB SB @ $2000 BR TD SW @ $1000 TR-HD 

TR-HL @ $500 



(>100), AND SOUTHEASTERN (>100) CIRCUITS. 





positions on Thurs., July 20 between 9 AM and 1 PM. 


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CONTESTANTS WITH HORSES - Contestants must 

provide current Coggins, Rabies, and health papers if 

out of state. 


EOO: 12:00 PM MDT JULY 13 


PERMIT SESSION 

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS CO NPP 

JULY 26 

BULLS & BANDS 

ARENA: Brent Romick Arena 

ADDRESS: 501 Howelsen Parkway 


EVENTS: BR @ $1500 

PERMITS: BR 

GROUND RULES: ALL CONTESTANTS - Re-entries 

will be accepted for available positions on Mon., 

July 24 between 9 AM and 11 AM. See Rodeo Entry 

Information page of the business journal. 

STK. CONT.: VARIOUS 

SUB. CONT.: PICKETT RODEO 


EC: 12:00 PM MDT JULY 21 

LEWISTOWN MT 

JULY 26-27 

CENTRAL MONTANA RAM PRO RODEO 


ARENA: Fergus County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 1000 Hwy 191 




SLACK: July 26- 8:00 AM SR 

EVENTS: BB BR TD SW @ $4000 SB @ $8000 TR-HD 

TR-HL SR @ $2000 

PERMITS: BB SB BR; MAX - TD SW; CIR - TR SR 

GROUND RULES: ALL EVENTS - The “30-hour 

replacement” rule will be in effect. See Rodeo Entry 





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through Procom. 

SR - Two go-rounds, all run in slack. Extras will be 

used to replace sick or injured animals. (The misdraw 

procedure will not be used). $45 stock charge per 

go-round. 



STK. CONT.: SANKEY PRORODEO & ROBINSON 

BULLS 



BURWELL NE 

JULY 26-29 

NEBRASKA’S BIG RODEO 


ARENA: Burwell Rodeo Grounds 

ADDRESS: 46710 L Street 

PERFS: 4 Perfs: July 26- 7:30 PM; July 27- 7:30 PM; 

July 28- 7:30 PM; July 29- 7:30 PM 

SLACK: July 23- 5:00 PM SR ONLY 

EVENTS: BB SB BR @ $6000 TD SW TR-HD TR-HL SR 

@ $3000 

PERMITS: BB SB BR TD SW TR SR 

GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH BADLANDS, 

GREAT LAKES (>100), MOUNTAIN STATES (>100) 

CIRCUITS. 







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each business day at 5 PM by PROCOM. 


B15.2.6. 

TD, SW, TR - Will be one go-round regardless of the 

number of entries. 

SR - Three go-rounds held during slack on Sun., July 

23 at 5 PM. Extras will be used to replace sick or 

injured animals. (The misdraw procedure will not be 

used). $45 stock charge per go-round. 

QUALIFICATIONS: BB, SB - 48 minimum entries. No 

compensation. No slack. 

BR - 56 minimum entries. No compensation. No slack. 

STK. CONT.: BEUTLER & SON RODEO 



DEADWOOD SD 

JULY 26-29 

DEADWOOD DAYS OF ‘76 RODEO 

ARENA: Days of 76 Arena 

ADDRESS: Lower Main Street 


July 28- 7:00 PM; July 29- 1:30 PM; July 29- 7:00 PM 

SLACK: July 25- 9:00 AM SR ONLY; July 26- 8:00 AM 

TE ONLY 

EVENTS: BB SB BR TD SW TR-HD TR-HL SR @ $8750 

SPECIAL ENTRY FEES: BB-$90+$25 DM IF 1/$100 IF 

2; TR-$325 

PERMITS: BB SB BR TR SR; CIR - CR; CIR MAX - SW 










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BB - Day money approved if one go- round. Entry 

fees will increase $25 above scale. Pays top three 

in each performance. Committee will add $100 per 


TD, SW, TR - Two go-rounds. 

SR - Three complete go-rounds will be run during 

slack on July 25 at 9 AM. Extras will be used to replace 

sick or injured animals. (The misdraw procedure will 

not be used.) $45 stock charge per go-round. 



STK. CONT.: BURCH RODEO 

SUB. CONT.: SUTTON RODEOS 


EC: 10:00 AM MDT JUNE 29 

JOSEPH OR 

JULY 26-29 

CHIEF JOSEPH DAYS 

ARENA: Harley Tucker Memorial Are 

ADDRESS: 405 West Wallowa Ave 


July 28- 7:00 PM; July 29- 7:00 PM 

SLACK: July 26- 2:00 PM TE ONLY 

EVENTS: BB SB BR TD SW TR-HD TR-HL @ $6000 SR 

@ $2000 

SPECIAL ENTRY FEES: TR-$250 IF 1/$300 IF 2 


GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH THE 

WILDERNESS CIRCUIT, MONTANA CIRCUIT (>100), 

CALIFORNIA CIRCUIT (>100). 


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TD - $5 stock charge per go-round. 

SR - Three go-rounds. All run during slack at 9 AM on 

July 27. Extras will be used to replace sick or injured 

animals (the misdraw procedure will not be used.) $45 

stock charge per go-round. 

TD, SW, TR - Two go-rounds, back to back. The first 

go-round of each back to back group will be run each 

day during the afternoon slack. The second go-round 

will begin immediately following the completion of the 

first (depending on the number of entries) and will 

conclude during the performance that night. 



STK. CONT.: BRIDWELL PRORODEOS 


EC: 10:30 AM MDT JUNE 30 

PLENTYWOOD MT 

JULY 27-28 

SHERIDAN SADDLE CLUB PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Sheridan Co Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 4262A Hwy 16 S. 


EVENTS: BB SB BR TD SW TR-HD TR-HL @ $2000 


GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH BADLANDS 

CIRCUIT. 








positions on Fri., July 21 between 9 AM and 12 PM. 


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R4.9.4. 


B15.2.6. 



STK. CONT.: J BAR J 



BURLINGTON CO 

JULY 27-29 

KIT CARSON COUNTY FAIR & RODEO 


ARENA: Kit Carson County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 1696 Colorado Avenue 


July 29- 7:30 PM 

EVENTS: BB BR @ $4500 SB TD SW TR-HD TR-HL 

@ $2250 


GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH PRAIRIE 

CIRCUIT. 










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STK. CONT.: ROCKY MOUNTAIN RODEO 



HELENA MT 

JULY 27-29 

LAST CHANCE STAMPEDE 


ARENA: Lewis & Clark County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 98 W. Custer Avenue 


July 29- 8:00 PM 



PERMITS: BB SB BR TR; CIR MAX - TD SW 


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QUALIFICATIONS: BB - 36 minimum entries. No 


SB, BR - 45 minimum entries. No compensation. No 

slack. 

STK. CONT.: KESLER RODEO 

SUB. CONT.: KESLER CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO 



KELLETTVILLE PA 

JULY 27-29 

ALLEGHENY MOUNTAIN 

CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO 


ARENA: Flying W Ranch 

ADDRESS: 685 Flying W Ranch Rd 


July 29- 8:00 PM 


@ $1250 


GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH THE GREAT 

LAKES, SOUTHEASTERN (>100) CIRCUITS. 


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ALL EVENTS - Back to back, same performance if two 

go-rounds B15.2.6. 




MANHATTAN KS 

JULY 27-29 

KAW VALLEY RODEO 


ARENA: Wells Arena 

ADDRESS: Cico Park 


July 29- 8:00 PM 


@ $1500 



(>100), SOUTHEASTERN (>100) CIRCUITS. 







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R4.9.4. 

RE - Back to back same perf if two go-rounds B15.2.6. 




STK. CONT.: RAFTER H RODEO LIVESTOCK 



MEDICINE HAT, AB CN 

JULY 27-29 

MEDICINE HAT STAMPEDE 


July 29- 1:30 PM 



@ $4000 


TD-$150; SW-$150; TR-$150 

PERMITS: MAX - TD SW TR 




QUALIFICATIONS: SB, BB, BR - permits maximum 

to thirty-six (36) entries. If more than 36 contestants 

enter the rough stock events, the Canadian standings 

blended with the PRCA Standings will be used to 

determine draw outs. 

TD, SW, TR - permits maximum to seventy-five 

(75) contestants with a maximum of 8 contestants 

on Thurs., and 10-12 contestants on Fri., and Sat. If 

more than seventy-five contestants enter in the timed 

events, the Canadian standings, blended with the PRCA 

standings will be used to determine draw outs. 

STK. CONT.: KESLER CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO 

SUB. CONT.: KESLER RODEO 



PRESTON ID 

JULY 27-29 

THAT FAMOUS PRESTON NIGHT RODEO 

ARENA: Preston Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: 200 West 3rd North 


July 29- 8:30 PM 



PERMITS: BB SB BR; CIR - TD SW TR 







positions on Fri., July 21 between 9 AM and 11 AM. 


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STK. CONT.: BAR T RODEO 

EOO: 12:30 PM MDT JUNE 30 


ROCK SPRINGS WY 

JULY 27-29 

RED DESERT ROUNDUP 


ARENA: Sweetwater Events Complex 

ADDRESS: 3320 Yellowstone Rd 


July 29- 8:00 PM 



@ $1750 


GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH WILDERNESS 

CIRCUIT. 







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STK. CONT.: D & H CATTLE 

SUB. CONT.: POWDER RIVER RODEO 



BONNYVILLE, AB CN 

JULY 28-29 

BONNYVILLE PRORODEO 





@ $1800 


$100; SW-$100; TR-$100 

PERMITS: BB SB BR; MAX - TD SW TR 


online July 16 at 8 AM to July 17 at 2 PM. 

STK. CONT.: FRANKLIN RODEO 



MARION AR 

JULY 28-29 

ESPERANZA BONANZA PRORODEO 


ARENA: Marion Sports Complex 

ADDRESS: 3820 Complex Road 



@ $500 

PERMITS: SB BR TD SW TR; MAX - BB 






ALL EVENTS - The “walk-up replacement” rule will be 

in effect. See Rodeo Entry Information section of the 



positions on Mon., July 24 between 9 AM and 1 PM. 


journal. 

TRADE DEADLINE - Fri., July 21 at 5 PM. All confirmed 



PROCOM. 


R4.9.4. 

STK. CONT.: UNIVERSAL PRORODEOS 



NEWTOWN ND 

JULY 28-29 

ADRIAN FOOTE MEMORIAL 


ARENA: Newtown Rodeo Grounds 

ADDRESS: Hwy 23 West & West Ave. 




EVENTS: BB SB BR @ $5000 TD SW @ $2500 TR-HD 

TR-HL @ $1250 


GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH MONTANA 

CIRCUIT. 










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STK. CONT.: BAILEY PRORODEO 

EOO: 10:30 AM MDT JULY 21 


STEAMBOAT SPRINGS CO 

JULY 28-29 

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 

PRORODEO SERIES 








(>100), TURQUOISE (>100), PRAIRIE (>100), 

MONTANA (>100), WILDERNESS (>100) CIRCUITS. 


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ALL EVENTS - Will be back to back, same performance 

if two go-rounds. (If an event is back to back, same 

performance, there will be no slack in that event). 

BB & SB - Events may be combined or may have two 

sections depending on number of entries. 

BR - May be one or two sections depending on the 


ALL CONTESTANTS - Back numbers must be worn. 



STK. CONT.: PICKETT RODEO 

EOO: 12:30 PM MDT JULY 21 




JULY 28-29 







PERMITS: BR 




BR - Permit members may enter both the rodeo and 

the permit section. 

ALL CONTESTANTS - The “walk-up replacement” 

policy will be in effect. See Rodeo Entry Information 

section of the business journal. 

ALL CONTESTANTS - Re-entries will be accepted for 

available positions on Tues., July 25 between 9 AM 








STK. CONT.: PICKETT RODEO 



MONTE VISTA CO 

JULY 28-30 

SAN LUIS VALLEY SKI-HI STAMPEDE 


ARENA: Ski-Hi Park 

ADDRESS: 2335 Sherman Ave 


July 30- 2:00 PM 



@ $1495 



TURQUOISE CIRCUIT. 







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TRADE DEADLINE - Fri., July 21 at 5 PM. All confirmed 



PROCOM. 


R4.9.4. 

RE - Back to back same performance if two go-rounds 

B15.2.6. 







BLUE EARTH MN NPP 

JULY 29 

BLUE EARTH RODEO 


ARENA: Faribault CO Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 235 Midway Road 



@ $500 

PERMITS: TR; CIR MAX - BB SB BR TD SW 


(>100), FIRST FRONTIER (>100), AND BADLANDS 

(>100) CIRCUITS. 


gate access. 










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STK. CONT.: JC KITAIF PRORODEOS 

SUB. CONT.: BARNES PRCA RODEO 




JULY 29 








@ $500 





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R4.9.4. 

TD - Rule 8.7.6 will be waived. 


B15.2.6. 









POLLOCKVILLE CN NPP 

JULY 29 

HARDGRASS BRONC MATCH 



SPECIAL ENTRY FEES: SB-$150 

PERMITS: SB 

GROUND RULES: May also enter online between July 

11 at 8 AM and July 12 at 2 PM. In order for money 

won in the Hardgrass Bronc Match in Pollockville, AB 

to count for qualification for the 2017 National Finals 

Rodeo or the 2017 Rookie of the Year standings, 

a contestant must have entered and competed at a 

minimum of 40 PRCA rodeos during the 2017 season. 

Money won at Pollockville will not count towards All 

Around or All American standings. 

QUALIFICATIONS: 30 entries. Top 30 - blended 2017 

PRCA/ CPRA standings as of July 12, 2017. Top 8 

finals. $7,500 held out for the finals. Long go-round 

and average pays 8 places. 


SUB. CONT.: CALGARY STAMPEDE 



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positions on Tue., July 25 between 9 AM and 3 PM. 


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TRADE DEADLINE - Tue., July 25 at 5 PM. 








BRUCE CN NPP 

JULY 30 

BRUCE 104TH STAMPEDE 





@ $1500 


$100; SW-$100; TR-$100 



online between July 17 at 8 AM and July 18 at 2 PM. 

STK. CONT.: FRANKLIN RODEO 



RIVERTON WY 

JULY 31-AUGUST 1 

WIND RIVER PRCA RODEO ROUNDUP 


ARENA: Fremont County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 1010 Fairground Drive 

PERFS: 2 Perfs: July 31- 7:30 PM; August 1- 7:30 PM 











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R4.9.4. 

BR - Committee will pay entry fees for Bull Riders who 

enter and compete. 

CONTESTANTS WITH HORSES - Must have current 

Coggins and health papers. 



STK. CONT.: D & H CATTLE 

SUB. CONT.: POWDER RIVER RODEO 



HILL CITY KS 

JULY 31-AUGUST 2 

JAYHAWKER ROUNDUP RODEO 


ARENA: Jayhawker Arena 

ADDRESS: S. Hwy 283 

PERFS: 3 Perfs: July 31- 8:00 PM; August 1- 8:00 PM; 

August 2- 8:00 PM 


@ $750 

PERMITS: BB SB BR; CIR - TR; CIR MAX - TD SW 







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R4.9.4. 


B15.2.6. 







DIVISION 2 EVENT 

DODGE CITY KS NPP 

AUGUST 1 

DODGE CITY ROUNDUP XTREME BULLS 

ARENA: Dodge City Roundup Arena 

ADDRESS: 608 S. 14th Ave 

PERFS: 1 Perf: August 1- 8:00 PM 


SPECIAL ENTRY FEES: BR-$100 

PERMITS: BR 


will be accepted for available positions on Wed., 



COMPETITION FORMAT: 50 minimum entries. (May 

be two go-rounds, back to back same performance 

depending on the number of entries). 

IN ORDER OF SELECTION: 70% top money, 30% top 

circuit. 

NOTIFY PROCOM: Notification must be made at 

the time of entry if claiming an exemption from 

qualification. Anyone claiming an exemption must have 

entered and paid fees at a minimum of twenty (20) 

PRCA sanctioned rodeos held during the 2016 rodeo 

year, unless the contestant qualifies for a medical 

exemption. Contestants claiming medical exemptions 

must have been injured at least six (6) months 

during the 2016 rodeo year. Contestant must not 

have entered and paid fees at more than twenty (20) 

PRCA sanctioned rodeos or events held during the 




National Office prior to entry opening. A contestant will 

not be accepted as an entry at an X-Bulls Event if he 

is already placed in position at another PRCA rodeo or 

event on the same day as the X-Bulls Event. 

CHECK-IN: Contestants must check-in or notify arena 

secretary 1 hour prior to the start of the event. Failure 

to do so will result in an alternate contestant being 

selected and allowed to compete. 

ALTERNATES: Only contestants that were drawn out 

due to qualifications or conflicts will be selected as 

alternates. Alternates will be selected based on 2017 

money won (as of 7 days prior to entry closings). 

Contestants who are placed in a position at another 

PRCA rodeo or event on the same day as the Xtreme 

Bulls Event will not be eligible to be used as an 

alternate. Contestants who have originally entered and 

were eligible at time of entry may check-in with or call 

the venue secretary no later than 1 hour prior to the 

performance to confirm their availability and desire to 

be an alternate. If selected, an alternate will assume 

the competition position of the contestant that he is 

replacing and if stock has been drawn, he will receive 

the stock drawn by that contestant. If a contestant 

notifies a turn-out or V.I.R and is replaced by an 

alternate, the alternate contestant will be responsible 

for the entry fees. The rodeo will not count toward the 

official rodeo count for the turned-out contestant. Any 

non- notified turn-out will be responsible for entry fees 

and the rodeo will count towards the official rodeo 

count, even if he is replaced. The alternate will also 

be responsible for entry fees. If a contestant properly 

doctor releases he will not be responsible for entry 

fees nor will the event be applied to his official rodeo 

count. 

RE-RIDES - After all replacements have been made, 

any remaining available animals that were notified as 

turned-out (including DR’s and VIR’s) will be used 

prior to using the designated re- ride(s). PAYOFF: 6% 

of the total purse is to be deducted prior to the pay-off 

and sent in with the results. 

NOTE: In order for money won in Xtreme Bulls 

competition (including Division 2 qualifying events) to 

count for the 2017 National Finals Rodeo or the 2017 

Rookie of the Year standings, during the 2017 season, 


minimum of forty (40) PRCA rodeos. Money won will 

count for PRCA World Standings and Xtreme Bulls 

Standings. It will not count for All Around standings, 

All American standings, circuit standing or towards 

a circuit rodeo count. EF’s: $100 EF plus $35 Central 

Entry Office/Supplemental Insurance Fee ($135 total). 




GLASGOW MT 

AUGUST 1-2 

NORTHEAST MONTANA FAIR & RODEO 


ARENA: Northeast Monta 

ADDRESS: US Hwy 2 West 

PERFS: 2 Perfs: August 1- 7:00 PM; August 2- 7:00 

PM 




(>100) CIRCUIT. 










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TD, SW & TR - Two go-rounds. First complete goround 

will end during slack Aug. 2, 7:30 AM. 

GB - Approved for first slack event R4.9.4. 

RE - Back to back, same performance, if two gorounds 

B15.2.6. 








HIGH PRAIRIE, AB CN 

AUGUST 1-2 

HIGH PRAIRIE ELKS PRORODEO 



PM 


@ $1750 


$100; SW-$100; TR-$100 

PERMITS: MAX - BB SB BR TD SW TR 





SUB. CONT.: KESLER CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO 



SIDNEY IA 

AUGUST 1-5 

IOWA’S CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO 

ARENA: Sidney Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: 1 Legion Park Road 


PM; August 3- 8:00 PM; August 4- 8:00 PM; August 

5- 8:00 PM 


TR-HL @ $2143 













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STK. CONT.: CERVI CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO 

SUB. CONT.: THE CERVI BROTHERS 




RIFLE CO NPP 

AUGUST 2 

GARFIELD COUNTY 

FAIR EXTREME BULLS 

ARENA: Garfield County Fairground 

ADDRESS: 1001 Railway Ave. 




PERMITS: BR 




available positions on Thurs., July 27 between 9 AM 

and 11 AM. See Rodeo Entry Information page of the 


COMPETITION FORMAT - 40 minimum entries. 

One go-round. (May be two go- rounds, same 

performance, depending on the number of entries. 

CONTESTANT SELECTION FORMULAS DIV. 2 - 70% 

top money, 30% top circuit. 

NOTIFY PROCOM - Notification must be made at 





year, unless the contestant qualifies for a medical 

exemption. Contestants claiming medical exemptions 

must have been injured at least six (6) months 

during the 2016 rodeo year. Contestant must not 

have entered and paid fees at more than twenty (20) 

PRCA sanctioned rodeos or events held during the 




National Office prior to entry opening. A contestant will 

not be accepted as an entry at an X-Bulls Event if he is 

already placed in a position at another PRCA rodeo or 

event on the same day as the X-Bulls Event. 

CHECK-IN - Contestants must check-in or notify arena 

secretary 1 hour prior to the star of the event. Failure 



ALTERNATES - Only contestants that were drawn out 

















for the entry fees. The rodeo will not count toward 

the official rodeo count for the turned-out contestant. 

If the contestant that notified the turn-out or V.I.R is 

not replaced by an alternate, he will be responsible for 

the entry fees and the rodeo will count towards the 

official rodeo count. Any non- notified turn-out will 

be responsible for entry fees and the rodeo will count 

towards the official rodeo count, even if he is replaced. 

The alternate will also be responsible for entry fees. 

If a contestant properly doctor releases he will not be 

responsible for entry fees nor will the event be applied 

to his official rodeo count. 

STOCK DRAW: Stock will be drawn and posted 90 

minutes prior to the event. 



turned- out, (includes DR’s and VIR’s) will be used as 

re-rides prior to using the designated re-ride(s). 

PAYOFF - 6% of the total purse is to be deducted prior 

to the pay-off and sent in with the results. Pay-off 

will be determined on highest marked scores. ALL 

PERCENTAGES WILL BE DIVIDED IN ACCORDANCE 

WITH RULEBOOK. 

NOTE - In order for money won in Xtreme Bulls 



Rookie of the Year standings, during the 2017 season, 



count for PRCA World standings and Xtreme Bulls 

standings. It will not count for All Around standings, 

All American standings, circuit standings or towards 


Entry Office/Supplemental Insurance fee ($135 total). 




GERRY NY 

AUGUST 2-5 

GERRY VOLUNTEER FIREMEN’S RODEO 


ARENA: Gerry Firemen’s Arena 

ADDRESS: 4351 Route 60 


PM; August 4- 8:00 PM; August 5- 8:00 PM 



PERMITS: MAX - BB SB BR TD SW; CIR - TR 












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TD - Score will be 4 ft. less than the length of the box. 

TD, SW, TR - Two go-rounds, back to back, perf to 

slack after the performance. If 32 or more entries, it 

will be one go-round. 




GREAT FALLS MT 

AUGUST 2-5 

BIG SKY PRORODEO ROUNDUP 

ARENA: Montana State Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 400 3rd Street N.W. 




@ $4100 













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QUALIFICATIONS: BB, BR - 48 minimum entries. No 


SB - 60 minimum entries. No compensation. No slack. 


BULLS 




Dollar tour gold rodeo 

DODGE CITY KS 

AUGUST 2-6 

DODGE CITY ROUNDUP RODEO 

ARENA: Dodge City Roundup Arena 

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FINALS: August 6- 8:00 PM BB SB BR TD SW TR 

SLACK: August 1- 8:00 AM SR ONLY August 1- 2:00 

PM SR ONLY August 2- 8:00 AM TE & GB 


SR @ $8000 

SPECIAL ENTRY FEES: BB-$225 IF 1/$250 IF 2; SB- 

$100 IF 1/$ 200 IF 2; BR-$100 + $100 DM IF 1/$200 IF 

2; TD-$350; SW-$350; TR-$400; SR-$350 

PERMITS: BB SB BR TR; MAX - TD SW SR 


replacement rule” will be in effect. See the Rodeo Entry 

Information page of the Business Journal. 





positions on Thur., July 27 between 9 AM and 12 PM. 


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in that available position. Non-notified turn- outs and 


not be replaced. If the next highest ranked contestant 

is not available to accept the position the next highest 


that position. This procedure will be followed until 

all positions are filled. The replacement contestant’s 

competition order will be based on his ranking in the 

average (not on the ranking of the contestant that he 

is replacing). In the riding events, if an animals has 

already been drawn for a contestant who has turnedout, 

the replacement contestant will draw an animal 

from a pool consisting of all animals that have been 

turned-out (includes DR’s and VIR’s) and the first 

available designated re-ride. 



ALL EVENTS - If a contestant notifies a turn-out prior 

to the 30-hour deadline for his scheduled competition 

time, turn-out fines will be waived, if and only if he is 

replaced. 


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include conflicts with SR positions.) 

EXEMPTIONS FROM QUALIFICATIONS: Contestants 

must notify PROCOM at the time of entry if they are 

claiming an exemption from qualification. Anyone 

claiming an exemption must have entered and paid 

fees at a minimum of twenty (20) PRCA sanctioned 

rodeos held during the 2016 rodeo year, unless 

the contestant qualifies for a medical exemption. 

Contestants claiming medical exemptions must have 

been injured at least six (6) months during the 2016 

rodeo year. Contestants must not have entered and 

paid fees at more than twenty (20) PRCA sanctioned 

rodeos held during the 2016 rodeo year. A letter from 

a licensed physician on doctor’s letterhead bearing 

the doctor’s name, address and phone number, must 

be received by the PRCA National Office prior to entry 

opening. 

TD - Stock charge $5 per go-round. 

TR - Only two loops allowed. 

SR - Three go-rounds. The first two go- rounds will 

be run during slack on August 1 at 8 AM and the 

third go-round will be run at 2 PM. Extras will be 

used to replace sick or injured animals. (The misdraw 


go-round. 


compensation. W/F’s (12). $5,000 held out for finals. 

No slack. 

SB - 56 minimum entries. No compensation. W/F’s 

(12) $5000 held out for finals. No slack. 

BR - 80 minimum entries. No compensation. W/F’s 

(12). $5,000 held out for finals. No slack. 

TD, SW, TR - 110 minimum entries. Two go-rounds. 

W/F’s (12). Back to back, slack to slack, or slack 

to performance. Approximately 30 contestants (or 

teams) will run their first go-round during 8 AM (held 

each day, Wed. August 2 - Sat. Aug. 5) immediately 

following the GBR. The ten contestants with fastest 

times from the first go-round will be placed in the 

performance that night (slowest time will run first, 

fastest time will run last). If splits result in more than 

ten, a random draw will determine which contestants 

will compete in the performance (will not exceed 

ten) and which will compete in slack. The order of 

competition of ties from the first go-round will also 

be determined by random draw. If there are not ten 

qualified times from the first go-round to fill the 

performance, the remaining positions will be filled 

by contestants based on the reverse order of their 

first go-round positions (Only contestants who 

competed in the first go-round will be placed in the 

performance). The remaining contestants (not placed 

in the performance) will run their second go-round 

in slack immediately following the completion of the 

first go-round in reverse order of their first go-round 

position. The order of the draw will be the same as the 

competition order. 

STK. CONT.: HARRY VOLD RODEO 




CASTLE ROCK CO NPP 

AUGUST 3 

DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIR 

AND RODEO XTREME BULLS 

ARENA: Douglas County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 500 Fairgrounds Drive 




PERMITS: BR 



CONTESTANTS - Re-entries will be accepted for 

available positions on Fri., July 28 between 9 AM 



COMPETITION FORMAT - 40 minimum entries. One 

go-round. (May be two go- rounds, back to back, same 

performance depending on the number of entries). 

CONTESTANT SELECTION FORMULAS DIVISION 2: - 

70% top money, - 30% top circuit. 






year. A contestant will not be accepted as an entry at 

an X- Bulls Event if he is already placed in a position at 

another PRCA rodeo or event on the same day as the 

X-Bulls Event. 










PRCA rodeo or event on the same day as with the 

Xtreme Bulls Event will not be eligible to be used as an 







replacing and is stock has been drawn, he will receive 












The alternate will also be responsible for entry fees nor 

will the event be applied to his official rodeo count. 



turned-out (includes DR’s and VIR’s) will be used prior 

to using the designated re- ride(s), 

PAYOFF - 6% of the total purse is to be deducted prior 

to the pay-off and sent in the with the results. Pay-off 







Rookie of the Year Standings, during the 2017 season, 







Entry Office/Supplemental Insurance Fees ( $135 

Total). 




RIFLE CO NPP 

AUGUST 3 

GARFIELD COUNTY FAIR & PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Garfield County Fairground 

ADDRESS: 1001 Railway Ave. 



@ $1000 



WILDERNESS CIRCUIT. 


gate access. 










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BULLS 





SIDNEY MT 

AUGUST 3-4 

RICHLAND COUNTY FAIR & RODEO 


ARENA: Richland County Fairground 

ADDRESS: 2118 West Holly St 


PM 

SLACK: August 3- 8:00 AM 



PERMITS: BB SB BR TR 


CIRCUIT. 


gate access. 





positions on Fri., July 28 between 9 AM and 12 PM. 


journal. 







STK. CONT.: BROOKMAN RODEO 



ABILENE KS 

AUGUST 3-5 

WILD BILL HICKOK RODEO 


ARENA: Wild Bill Hickok Arena 

ADDRESS: Eisenhower Park 


PM; August 5- 7:30 PM 


SPECIAL SECTION BR: August 2- 7:30 PM; SB: August 

2- 7:30 PM 

EVENTS: BB TD SW TR-HD TR-HL @ $3750 SB BR 

@ $7500 

SPECIAL ENTRY FEES: BB-$60+$25 DM IF 1/$80 IF 2; 

SB-$60+$25 DM IF 1/$80 IF 2 













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ALL CONTESTANTS - Stalls are available for $25 for 

night of August 1 only, this includes one free bag of 

shavings. Horses must be removed by 3 PM on Aug. 2. 

Please call for reservations at 785- 280-3387. 

BB & SB - Day money approved. Entry fees will 

increase $25 above scale. Pays top three in each perf. 

Committee will add $100 per perf, per event. 

ALL CONTESTANTS - Back numbers must be worn 

while competing. 

SB, BR - The first perf will be two sections. The first 

section will be Wed., Aug. 2 at 7:30 PM. The second 

section will be the first performance. Contestants must 

give preference for first perf by section. Day money 

will be paid by section for the first perf. All entries are 

official unless contestant specifies otherwise at time of 

entry. R3.2.8 will be waived. 



SB - 50 minimum entries. No compensation. 

BR - 100 minimum entries. No compensation. 

STK. CONT.: ANDREWS RODEO 



CARSON IA 

AUGUST 3-5 

CARSON COMMUNITY RODEO 


ARENA: Carr Arena 




EVENTS: BB SB BR @ $2600 TD SW TR-HD TR-HL 

@ $1300 



CIRCUIT. 








positions on Fri., July 28 between 9 AM and 1 PM. See 







B15.2.6. 

STK. CONT.: THREE HILLS RODEO 



DALHART TX 

AUGUST 3-5 

XIT RODEO & REUNION 


ARENA: XIT Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: 2052 E John Todd RD 



SLACK: August 2- 6:00 PM 

EVENTS: BB SB BR @ $5200 TD SW SR @ $2600 TR- 

HD TR-HL @ $1300 



TURQUOISE, AND MOUNTAIN STATES CIRCUITS. 


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BB & SB - Back to back same performance if two gorounds 

B15.2.6. 

TD, TR, SW - Slack will follow the SR slack on Aug. 2. 

SR - Two go-rounds held during slack on Wed., Aug. 2 

at 6 PM. Extras will be used to replace sick or injured 

animals. (The misdraw procedure will not be used.) 

$45 stock charge per go-round. 




STK. CONT.: FRONTIER RODEO 


EC: 10:00 AM MDT JULY 21 

IDAHO FALLS ID 

AUGUST 3-5 

WAR BONNET ROUNDUP RODEO 

ARENA: Sandy Downs Arena 

ADDRESS: 1865 East 65th South 



EVENTS: BB @ $10000 SB BR TD SW TR-HD TR-HL 

@ $5000 

SPECIAL ENTRY FEES: BB-$175 IF 1/$200 IF 2; TR- 

$250 IF 1/$300 IF 2 



CIRCUIT. 




ALL EVENTS - The “walk-up replacement’ policy will be 






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ALL CONTESTANTS - Contestants are required to wear 

back numbers while competing. 




STK. CONT.: MO BETTA RODEO 

SUB. CONT.: FOUR STAR RODEO, UNITED 

PRORODEO 



PHILLIPSBURG KS 

AUGUST 3-5 

KANSAS’ BIGGEST RODEO 

ARENA: Kansas Biggest Rodeo 

ADDRESS: 1 mile N on Hwy 183 



SLACK: August 1- 7:00 PM August 2- 7:00 PM 













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BB, SB - May be combined if needed. 




TD, SW, TR - 110 minimum entries (or teams). 




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AUGUST 3-5 

DEEP SOUTH PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Deep South Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: 2112 Loop Rd 




@ $1500 


GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH TEXAS (>100) 

CIRCUIT. 










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R4.9.4. 





STK. CONT.: PETE CARR’S CLASSIC PRORODEO 

SUB. CONT.: PETE CARR PRORODEO 



LIBBY MT NPP 

AUGUST 4 

KOOTENAI RIVER STAMPEDE 


ARENA: J. Niels Memorial Park 

ADDRESS: 188 Rodeo Dr North Hwy 37 



@ $500 


GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH COLUMBIA 

RIVER CIRCUIT. 


gate access. 







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STK. CONT.: JS RODEO 



HEBER CITY UT 

AUGUST 4-5 

MOUNTAIN VALLEY STAMPEDE 

ARENA: Wasatch Event Center 

ADDRESS: 415 S. Southfield Road 


PM 



PERMITS: BB SB BR; CIR - SW TR; CIR MAX - TD 







positions on Mon., July 31 between 9 AM and 11 AM. 


journal. 




PROCOM. 



STK. CONT.: POWDER RIVER RODEO 

SUB. CONT.: D & H CATTLE 



SANDPOINT ID 

AUGUST 4-5 

BONNER COUNTY RODEO 


ARENA: Bonner County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 4203 N. Boyer Road 


PM 


@ $2250 



CIRCUIT. 










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PROCOM. 

STK. CONT.: C5 RODEO 


EC: 12:00 PM MDT JULY 21 


AUGUST 4-5 







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GROUND RULES:CO-APPROVED WITH BADLANDS 




gate access. 




ALL EVENTS -The “walk-up replacement” policy will be 




positions on Tues., Aug. 1 between 9 AM and 1 PM. 


journal. 

TRADE DEADLINE - Tues., Aug. 1 at 5 PM. All 









BR - May be one or two section depending on the 










AUGUST 4-5 






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PERMITS: BR 










available positions on Tues., Aug. 1 between 9 AM 











CASTLE ROCK CO 

AUGUST 4-6 

DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIR AND RODEO 


ARENA: Douglas County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 500 Fairgrounds Drive 




@ $3000 





gate access. 










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PROCOM. 

CONTESTANTS WITH HORSES - Health Certificates 

required per State of Colorado veterinary 



ecommendations. Check website for updates www. 

douglascountyfairandrodeo.com. 




STK. CONT.: SUMMIT PRORODEO 



SANTA BARBARA CA 

AUGUST 4-6 

SANTA BARBARA OLD SPANISH DAYS 

STOCK HORSE SHOW & RODEO 


ARENA: Earl Warren Showgrounds 

ADDRESS: 3200 Calle Real 













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PROCOM. 

ALL EVENTS - Will be one go-round. 

QUALIFICATIONS: BR - 48 minimum entries. No 





STRATHMORE, AB CN 

AUGUST 4-7 

STRATHMORE STAMPEDE 





@ $10000 


TD-$250; SW-$250; TR-$250 

PERMITS: TR; MAX - TD SW 




SB, BB, BR - Maximum of forty-eight (48) contestants. 

If more than forty- eight(48) contestants enter in the 

rough stock events, the 2017 CPRA standings blended 

with the 2017 PRCA standings as of entry date will be 

used to determine draw outs. 

SW, TD, TR - 75 maximum, Ten contestants per 

performance per event. If more than 75 contestants 

enter in the timed events, the Canadian Standings as 

of the entry date, blended with the PRCA Standings as 

of the entry date, will be used to determine draw outs. 

Priority will be given to 2016 Canadian Champions, 

2016 World Champions, 2016 CFR qualifiers, 2016 

NFR qualifiers, and the top 25 in the CPRA standings a 

of the entry date. 

STK. CONT.: CALGARY STAMPEDE 



LIBBY MT NPP 

AUGUST 5 

KOOTENAI RIVER STAMPEDE 


ARENA: J. Niels Memorial Park 

ADDRESS: 188 Rodeo Dr North Hwy 37 




@ $500 



COLUMBIA RIVER CIRCUIT. 


granted access. 







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AUGUST 5 








@ $500 





gates access. 







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R4.9.4. 



B15.2.6. 





STK. CONT.: NEW STAR PRORODEO 




SANTA ROSA CA NPP 

AUGUST 5 

SONOMA COUNTY FAIR 

WINE COUNTRY RODEO 


ARENA: Chris Beck Arena 

ADDRESS: 1350 Bennett Valley Road 













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STK. CONT.: FOUR STAR RODEO 



XTREME BRONC 

SENTINEL BUTTE ND NPP 

AUGUST 5 

HOME ON THE RANGE CHAMPIONS RIDE 

ARENA: Home On The Ran 

ADDRESS: 16351 I94 


FINALS: August 5- 1:00 PM SB 


SPECIAL ENTRY FEES: SB-$200 

PERMITS: SB 


will be accepted for available positions on Mon., 



COMPETITION FORMAT - 32 minimum entries. No 

compensation. No slack. One go-round with a finals 

(12). 

CONTESTANT SELECTION FORMULA - 80% top 

money, 20% top circuit. 



qualification. Anyone claiming an exemption must 

have entered and paid fee at a minimum of twenty 

(20) PRCA sanctioned rodeos held during the 2016 

rodeo year, unless the contestant qualifies for a 

medical exemption. Contestants claiming medical 

exemptions must have been injured at least six (6) 

months during the 2016 rodeo year. Contestant must 

not have entered and paid fees at more than twenty 

(20) PRCA sanctioned rodeos or event held during the 




National Office prior to entry opening. If a contestant 

with a medical exemption is drawn (during the 

random draw of exemptions), his “money won” from 

the year previous to the qualification category being 

considered will be used to determine whether or not 

he will be accepted. If he was injured for six months 

during the 2016 rodeo year, his “money won” from 

the 2015 rodeo year will be used in comparison to the 

“money won” from the 2016 rodeo year for the other 

contestants entered. A contestant will not be accepted 

as an entry at an X- Broncs Event if he is already 

placed in a position at another PRCA rodeo or event on 

the same day as the X-Broncs Event. 

ALL CONTESTANTS - The “30-hour replacement” rule 

and the “walk-up replacement” policy will be in effect. 

See Rodeo Entry Information section of the business 

journal. 

CHECK-IN - Contestants must check-in or notify 

arena secretary 1 hour prior to the start of the event. 

Failure to do so will result in an alternate contestant 

being selected and allowed to compete. The check-in 

deadline for alternates to be considered as “walk-up 

replacements” at Xtreme Broncs Events is 1 hour prior 

to start of the event. 

STOCK DRAW: Stock will be drawn per the rulebook. 

The event will count towards the official rodeo count 

for any contestant that turns-out after stock callbacks, 

whether that contestant is replaced or not. Contestants 

who qualify for the finals may be requested by the 

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committee to draw their own animal from a hat 

containing poker chips inscribed with animals’ 

numbers in the arena or other designated area prior 

to the finals. This determination may be based on 

production factors. 

PAY-OFF - 6% of total purse is to be deducted prior to 

the pay-off and sent in with results. Of the remaining 

purse 30% of the total purse will be allocated to the 

long go-round, pays 8 places. 20% of the total purse 

will be allocated to the final go-round, pays 6 places. 

50% of the total purse will be allocated to the average, 

pays 8 places. Pay-off will be determined on highest 

marked scores. ALL PERCENTAGES WILL BE DIVIDED 

IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULEBOOK. Any contestant 

who advances into a final go-round solely by random 

draw (no qualified rides) will not be eligible to 

participate in the average pay-off. Any money won by 

any contestant in the final go-round will count towards 

World Standings. 

NOTE - In order for money won in Xtreme Broncs 

competition to count for the 2017 National Final Rodeo 

or the 2017 Rookie of the year standings, during the 

2017 season, a contestant must have entered and 

competed at a minimum of forty (40) PRCA rodeos. 

Money won will count for PRCA World standings. It 

will not count for All Around standings, All American 

standings, circuit standings or towards a circuit rodeo 

count. 





AUGUST 5 

COWTOWN RODEO 






$400 








positions on Tue., Aug. 1 between 9 AM and 3 PM. See 


TRADE DEADLINE - Tue., Aug. 1 at 5 PM. 








ASHLEY ND 

AUGUST 5-6 

ASHLEY RODEO 


ARENA: ACRC Arena 

ADDRESS: 100 95th St SE 


PM 


TR-HL @ $1000 













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B15.2.6. 

TD - There will be an extra liner 6 to 8 feet past the 

scoreline. 

STK. CONT.: MOSBRUCKER RODEOS 



GRIMSHAW, AB CN 

AUGUST 5-6 

NORTH PEACE STAMPEDE 



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@ $1625 


$100; SW-$100; TR-$100 








LOVELAND CO 

AUGUST 6-8 

LARIMER COUNTY FAIR & RODEO 


ARENA: Budweiser Events Center 

ADDRESS: 5290 Arena Circle 




@ $2500 

PERMITS: BB SB BR; CIR - TR 







positions on Wed., Aug. 2 between 9 AM and 12 PM. 


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WEST FRIENDSHIP MD NPP 

AUGUST 7 

ALL AMERICAN PRORODEO 


ARENA: Rockin R Arena 

ADDRESS: 2210 Fairgrounds Rd 


SLACK: August 7-12:00 PM 


$375 








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TRADE DEADLINE - Wed., Aug. 2 at 5 PM. All 




STK. CONT.: ALL AMERICAN RODEO 


EC: 10:30 AM MDT AUGUST 1 

XTREME BULLS 

LOVINGTON NM NPP 

AUGUST 8 

LEA COUNTY FAIR 

& PRCA RODEO XTREME BULLS 

ARENA: Jake McClure Arena 

ADDRESS: 101 S. Commercial Ave. 


FINALS: August 8- 7:30 PM BR 



PERMITS: BR 


will be accepted for available positions on Thurs., 

Aug. 3 between 9 AM and 11 AM. See Rodeo Entry 



go-round with top 12 finals (will not exceed 12). If 

there are not 12 qualified rides, all remaining positions 

will be filled by random draw. If the 12th contestant is 

tied going into the final round, the tie will be broken 

by the back judge. If he cannot break the tie, all tied 

contestants will draw chips to see who advances to 

finals. 

CONTESTANT SELECTION FORMULAS DIV 1: - 90% 

top money, -10% random draw of exemptions. 




have entered and paid fees at a minimum of twenty 


rodeo year, unless the contestant qualifies for a 

medical exemption. Contestants claiming medical 

exemptions must have been injured at least six (6) 

months during the 2016 rodeo year. Contestant must 

not have entered and paid fees at more than twenty 

(20) PRCA sanctioned rodeos or events held during 

the 2016 rodeo year. A letter from a licensed physician 

on doctor’s letterhead bearing the doctor’s name, 

address and phone number, must be received by 

the PRCA National Office prior to entry opening. If a 

contestant with a medical exemption is drawn (during 

the random draw of exemptions), his “money won” 

from the year previous to the qualification category 

being considered will be used to determine whether 

or not he will be accepted. (If he was injured for six 

months during the 2016 rodeo year, his “money won” 

from the 2015 rodeo year will be used in comparison 

to the “money won” from the 2016 rodeo year for the 

other contestants entered. No medical exemptions will 

be accepted for events whose entries close on or after 

July 15th. A contestant will not be accepted as an entry 

at an X-Bulls Event if he is already placed in a position 

at another PRCA rodeo or event on the same day as 

the X-Bulls Event. 








money won (as of 7 days prior to entry closings). A 

contestant who is placed in a position at another PRCA 

rodeo or event on the same days as the Xtreme Bulls 

Event will not be eligible to be used as an alternate. 

Contestants who have originally entered and were 

eligible at the time of entry may check-in with or call 














not replaced by an alternate, he will be responsible 

for the entry fees and the rodeo will count towards 

the official rodeo count. Any non- notified turn-out 

will be responsible for entry fees and the rodeo will 

count towards the official rodeo count, even if he is 

replaced. The alternate will also be responsible for 

entry fees. If a contestant properly doctor releases he 

will not be responsible for entry fees nor will the event 

be applied to his official rodeo count. If a contestant 

turns out of a Division 1 event after the stock draw and 

a replacement is not found, he will be charged at $500 

turn- out fine. 

STOCK DRAW: Stock will be drawn per the rule book. 

The event will count towards the official rodeo count 

for any contestant that turns out after stock callbacks, 

whether that contestant is replaced or not. Contestants 


committee to draw their own animal form a hat 





HONEST EFFORT - At any Division 1 Xtreme Bull 

Riding Event, a contestant must make an honest effort 

to compete on the stock drawn for such contestant. 

If in the opinion of the Pro Official, the contestant 

has the opportunity to nod for the bull and does not, 

the contestant will be disqualified and suspended 

for the next two Division 1 Xtreme Bull Riding 

Events. The determination of the Pro Official will be 

final. In addition to the disqualification, the fine will 

progressively double for each reoccurring offense. 

RE-RIDES - All replacements have been made, any 

remaining available animals that were notified as 

turned-out (including DR’s and VIR’s) will be used 

prior to using the designated re- ride(s). 

PAY-OFF - 6% of the total purse is to be deducted prior 

to the pay-off and sent in with the results. Pay-off will 

be determined on highest marked scores. 30% of the 

total purse will be allocated to the long go-round, pays 

8 places, 20% of the total purse will be allocated to the 

final go-round, pays 6 places, 50% of the total purse 

will be allocated to the average, pays 8 places. ALL 

PERCENTAGES WILL BE DIVIDED IN 

ACCORDANCE WITH THE RULEBOOK. In the event 

that there are not enough qualified rides in the first 

go-round a random draw back list will be used to 

select contestants to fill the remaining positions in 

the finals. Contestants who did not have a qualified 

score in the first go-round and are drawn back to 

compete in the finals, will not be eligible to place in the 

average. Money won by any contestant in the finals 

will count toward PRCA World standings (provided the 

contestant has entered and competed at a minimum of 

forty (40) PRCA rodeos), Xtreme Bulls Tour standings, 

and Rookie of the Year standings. Money won by a 

drawn back contestant in the finals will not count 

toward All Around standings, All American standings, 

circuit standings, or toward a circuit rodeo count. 









All American standings, circuit standings or towards a 

circuit rodeo count. EF’s $250 plus $35 Central Entry 

Office/Supplemental Insurance Fee ($285 Total). 




WEST FRIENDSHIP MD NPP 

AUGUST 8 

HOWARD COUNTY FAIR 

ALL AMERICAN RODEO 


ARENA: Rockin R Arena 

ADDRESS: 2210 Fairgrounds Rd 


SLACK: August 8-12:00 PM 


$375 


GROUND RULES - ALL EVENTS - The “30- hour 




positions on Thurs., Aug. 3 between 9 AM and 1 PM. 


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TRADE DEADLINE - Thurs., Aug. 3 at 5 PM. All 





EOO: 11:30 AM MDT AUGUST 1 


LA CRETE, AB CN 

AUGUST 8-9 

FIELD OF DREAMS STAMPEDE 



PM 


@ $2000 


$125; SW-$125; TR-$125 





STK. CONT.: OUTLAWBUCKERS RODEO 



YUMA CO 

AUGUST 8-9 

YUMA COUNTY FAIR & RODEO 


ARENA: Yuma County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 410 W Hoag Ave 


PM 

EVENTS: BB SB BR TD SW SR @ $2000 TR-HD TR-HL 

@ $1000 

PERMITS: BB SB BR SR; MAX - TD SW; CIR - TR 


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SR - Two go-rounds. 10 contestants will be run in each 

performance and the remainder will be run in slack. 

Extras will be used to replace sick or injured animals. 

The misdraw procedure will not be used. $45 stock 

charge per go-round. 



STK. CONT.: HURST PRORODEO 

SUB. CONT.: CERVI CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO, THE 

CERVI BROTHERS 



JEROME ID 

AUGUST 8-10 

JEROME COUNTY FAIR AND RODEO 


ARENA: DePew Arena 

ADDRESS: 200 N. Fir Street 




TR-HL @ $1000 



RIVER (>100), MONTANA (>100), MOUNTAIN STATES 

(>100), TURQUOISE (>100), AND CALIFORNIA 

(>100). 

Only actual contestants and one companion allowed 

gate access. 










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BR - 45 minimum entries. No compensation. No slack 

STK. CONT.: COREY & LANGE RODEO 




MISSOULA MT NPP 

AUGUST 9 

MISSOULA STAMPEDE XTREME BULLS 

ARENA: Western MT Fair Arena 

ADDRESS: 1101 South Avenue West 




PERMITS: BR 




available positions on Thurs., Aug. 3 between 9 AM 



COMPETITION FORMAT: 40 minimum entries. (May 

be two go-rounds, back to back, same performance 


CONTESTANT SELECTION FORMULAS DIV 2: - 70% 

top money - 30% top circuit. 






rodeo year. No medical exemptions will be accepted 

for events whose entries close on or after July 15th. 

A contestant will not be accepted as an entry at an 

X-Bulls Event if he is already placed in a position at 



CHECK-IN: Contestants must check in or notify arena 

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2017 money won (as of 7 days prior to entry closings). 


PRCA rodeo or event on the same day as with the 

Xtreme Bulls Event will not be eligible to be used as an 


were eligible at time of entry may check in with or call 





















STOCK DRAW: Stock will be drawn 2 hours prior to 

the event. 



turned-out (includes DR’s and VIR’s) will be used prior 

to using the designated re- ride(s). 

PAYOFF: 6% of the total purse is to be deducted 

prior to the pay-off and sent in with the results. ALL 




competition (including division 2 qualifying events) to 


Rookie of the year Standings, during the 2017 season, 


minimum of 40 (forty) PRCA rodeos. Money won will 





Entry Office/Supplemental Insurance Fee ($135 Total). 




CROSSETT AR 

AUGUST 9-12 

CROSSETT RIDING CLUB 

68TH ANNUAL PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Cap Gates Arena 

ADDRESS: 101 Jim Shoulders Rd 



EVENTS: BB SB TD SW @ $4000 BR @ $8000 TR-HD 

TR-HL @ $2000 


GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH TEXAS 

(>100), GREAT LAKES (>100), AND PRAIRIE (>100) 

CIRCUITS. 







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R4.9.4. 

ALL CONTESTANTS WITH HORSES - Must have proof 

of current Coggins Test and health papers. 


B15.2.6. 

RE - There may be two sections in the riding events 

depending on the number of entries. 









Dollar tour silver rodeo 

HERMISTON OR 

AUGUST 9-12 

FARM-CITY PRORODEO 

ARENA: Farm-City Arena 

ADDRESS: 1705 E Airport Rd 






$100 IF 1/$ 200 IF 2; BR-$100 + $100 DM IF 1/$200 IF 

2; TD-$325; SW-$250; TR-$350 



companion allowed gate access. Gold card members 

also allowed gate access. 








positions on Thur., Aug. 3 between 9 AM and 11 AM. 


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replaced. 

EXEMPTIONS FROM QUALIFICATIONS - Contestants 








rodeo year. Contestants must not have entered and 






opening. 

TD - The TD herd will be determined after tying the 

calves each day. Calves may be tagged in either ear. 

TE - Two contestants may be moved from slack after 

the performance into the performance per B15.1.17.3 

on Wednesday through Friday. This designation must 

be made by the committee through PROCOM by 5 PM 

the day after the first go-round trade deadline. 



TD, SW & TR - 80 minimum entries (or teams). Two 

go-rounds, back to back. First go-round held in slack 

at 2 PM prior to each performance. Second go- round 

will begin during the performance and will conclude 

during slack after (if needed). No slack after last 

performance. (No more than 14 contestants or teams 

will be placed in the Saturday slack). 


SUB. CONT.: COREY & LANGE RODEO, KESLER 

RODEO, KORKOW RODEOS 



LAWTON OK 

AUGUST 9-12 

LAWTON RANGERS RODEO 

ARENA: LO Ranch Arena 

ADDRESS: 2004 SE 60th 




@ $7500 


$100 IF 1/$ 200 IF 2; BR-$100 + $100 DM IF 1/$200 

IF 2; TD-$200 IF 1/$250 IF 2; SW-$125 IF 1/$250 IF 2; 

TR-$250 






positions on Thurs., Aug. 3 between 9 AM and 11 AM. 


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R4.9.4. 

BB, SB - May be combined if needed. 

TR - Will be one go-round. 









LOVINGTON NM 

AUGUST 9-12 

LEA COUNTY FAIR & PRCA RODEO 

ARENA: Jake McClure Arena 

ADDRESS: 101 S. Commercial Ave. 



SLACK: August 9-11:00 AM 


$12501 


$100 IF 1/$ 200 IF 2; BR-$100 + $100 DM IF 1/$200 IF 

2; TD-$325; SW-$250; TR-$350; SR-$400 

PERMITS: BB SB BR; CIR - TD SW TR; CIR MAX - SR 

GROUND RULES: ALL CONTESTANTS - All contestants 

are required to wear PRCA patch while competing. 











replaced. 









include conflicts with SR positions.) 

EXEMPTIONS FROM QUALIFICATIONS - Contestants 









rodeo year. Contestant must not have entered and 






closing. 

ALL CONTESTANTS - Current World Champions, 

former World Champions, or any contestant that is in 

the top ten standings are required to sign autographs 

for approximately 15 minutes just prior to the 

performance or at some time during the performance, 

or after the performance at the request of the 

committee. 


R4.9.4. 


SR -Three go-rounds. Back to back to back. The first 

go-round of each “back to back” group will be run first 

in slack each day at 11 AM, and will be followed by the 

SW and TD slack. The second go-round for that group 

will be run after the SW and TD and will be followed 

by the TR slack. The top ten SR contestants based on 

the average after the first two go-rounds will compete 

during the performance that same night for their third 

go-round, and the remainder will run their third goround 

during slack that same day after all other slack 

events are completed. $45 stock charge per go-round. 


The misdraw procedure will not be used. 




TD - 110 minimum entries. 

SW - 80 minimum entries. 

TR - 80 minimum teams. 

TD, SW, TR - Two go-rounds. Back to back, slack to 

slack, or slack to performance. The first go-round 

of each “back to back” group will be run at 11 AM 

each day (Aug. 9-12). The ten contestants with 

fastest times from the first go-round will be placed 

in the performance that night (slowest time will run 

first, fastest time will run last). If splits result in 

more than ten, a random draw will determine which 

contestants will compete in the performance (will 

not exceed ten) and which will compete in slack. The 

order of competition of ties from the first go-round 

will also be determined by random draw. If there are 

not ten qualified times from the first go-round to 

fill the performance, the remaining positions will be 

filled by contestants based on the reverse order of 

their first go-round positions (Only contestants who 

competed in the first go-round will be placed in the 

performance). The remaining contestants (not placed 

in the performance) will run their second go-round 

in slack immediately following the completion of the 

first go-round in reverse order of their first go-round 

position. The order of the draw will be the same as the 

competition order. 

STK. CONT.: PETE CARR PRORODEO 

SUB. CONT.: PETE CARR’S CLASSIC PRORODEO 





SIKESTON MO 

AUGUST 9-12 

SIKESTON JAYCEE BOOTHEEL RODEO 

ARENA: Art Saunders Arena 

ADDRESS: 1308 North Ingram Rd 



SLACK: August 7- 6:00 PM TD, TR August 8- 6:00 PM 

SW August 9- 4:00 PM 



$100 IF 1/$ 200 IF 2; BR-$100 + $100 DM IF 1/$200 IF 

2; TD-$325; SW-$250; TR-$350 




Information page of the Business Journal. 


positions on Thurs., Aug. 3 between 9 AM and 11 AM. 


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ALL CONTESTANTS: All contestants are required to 





replaced. 


Gold and Silver tour rodeos (if possible). A contestant 

should not use the “No Same Day” preference in this 

instance unless he wants the possibility of being drawn 

out. (Does not include conflicts with SR positions.) 

EXEMPTIONS FROM QUALIFICATIONS: Contestants 









rodeo year. Contestant must not have entered and 




the doctor’s name address and phone number, must 


opening. 

RE - Back to back same perf if two go- rounds B15.2.6. 


R4.9.4. 



given for any other reason) during a performance, the 

extra will be used. Only escaped animals go back into 

the herd. 




TD, SW, TR - 80 minimum entries. Two go-rounds 

back to back. Approximately 40 contestants or teams 

(depending on the number of entries) will run both 

go- rounds during slack on Mon., Aug. 7 at 6 PM for 

TD and TR, and Tues., Aug. 8 at 6 PM for SW. Ten 

contestants (each day, August 9-12) will run their first 

go-round during slack at 4 PM and their second goround 

during the performance that night at 7 PM. 




MARSHALL MN 

AUGUST 10-11 

LYON COUNTY FAIR PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Lyon County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 500 Fairgrounds Road 


PM 


@ $1200 



BADLANDS CIRCUIT. 





positions on Fri., Aug. 4 between 9 AM and 12 PM. See 






ALL EVENTS: Contestants must wear back numbers 

while in arena. 

STK. CONT.: BARNES PRCA RODEO 



STERLING CO 

AUGUST 10-11 

DICK STULL MEMORIAL RODEO 


ARENA: Logan County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 1120 Pawnee Avenue 


PM 

SLACK: August 10- 8:00 AM SR Only 




CIRCUIT. 















R4.9.4. 

BB & SB - Back to back same performance if two gorounds. 

B15.2.6. 

SR - Three go-rounds. All will be run in slack on 

Thurs., Aug. 10 at 8 AM. Extras will be used to replace 

sick or injured animals. (The misdraw procedure will 

not be used.) $45 stock charge per go-round. 



STK. CONT.: HURST PRORODEO 

SUB. CONT.: CERVI CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO, THE 

CERVI BROTHERS 



BOZEMAN MT 

AUGUST 10-12 

BOZEMAN STAMPEDE 


ARENA: Anderson Arena 

ADDRESS: 901 N Black 


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ALL CONTESTANTS - Must wear back number while 

competing. 





BULLS 



LOGAN UT 

AUGUST 10-12 

CACHE COUNTY FAIR AND RODEO 

ARENA: Cache County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 400 S. 500 W. 





@ $4000 




















MISSOULA MT 

AUGUST 10-12 

MISSOULA STAMPEDE 


ARENA: Western MT Fair Arena 

ADDRESS: 1101 South Avenue West 





PERMITS: BB SB BR; CIR MAX - TD SW TR 










positions on Fri., Aug. 4 between 9 AM and 11 AM. See 










BULLS 


EC: 10:30 AM MDT JULY 21 

OMAK WA 

AUGUST 10-13 

OMAK STAMPEDE 

ARENA: Stampede Arena 

ADDRESS: 421 Stampede Drive 




@ $4250 











positions on Fri., Aug. 4 between 9 AM and 11 AM. See 





through PROCOM. Event order during performances 

SW, BB, TR, SB, TD, GB, BR. 


R4.9.4. 

BB, SB - May be combined for production if needed. 


B15.2.6. 

TE - There will be a minimum of 15 contestants placed 

in each performance before any are placed in the slack. 

TD, SW, TR - Will be one go-round regardless of the 


STK. CONT.: BIG BEND RODEO 

SUB. CONT.: FLYING 5 RODEO 



CRAIG CO NPP 

AUGUST 11 

3RD ANNUAL RIDIN’ AND RIGGIN’ DAYS 


ARENA: Moffat County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 750 E. 4th St 




@ $500 

PERMITS: BB SB BR; MAX - TD SW TR 










positions on Mon., Aug. 7 between 9 AM and 1 PM. 


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TRADE DEADLINE - Fri., Aug. 4 at 5 PM. All confirmed 



PROCOM. 


R4.9.4. 



STK. CONT.: TRIPLE V RODEO 



AFTON WY 

AUGUST 11-12 

LINCOLN COUNTY FAIR RODEO 


ARENA: Lincoln County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 144 S. Washington St 


PM 


@ $1750 

PERMITS: BB SB BR TR SR; MAX - TD SW 


WILDERNESS, MONTANA (>100), BADLANDS (>100), 

TURQUOISE (>100), PRAIRIE (>100) CIRCUITS. 










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PROCOM. 


B15.2.6. 

TD - Scoreline may be one foot under the minimum. 

SR - Two go-rounds all run during slack and 

performances. Extras will be used to replace sick or 

injured animals. The misdraw procedure will not be 

used. $45 stock charge per go-round. 






CASCADE MT 

AUGUST 11-12 

CASCADE PRORODEO 


ARENA: Chestnut Valley Arena 

ADDRESS: 110 Mormon Rd 


PM 




companion allowed gate access. ALL 

EVENTS: The “30-hour replacement” rule will be 

in effect. See Rodeo Entry Information page of the 





journal. 




PROCOM. 

STK. CONT.: NEW WEST RODEO PRODUCTIONS 





COALVILLE UT 

AUGUST 11-12 

SUMMIT COUNTY FAIR & RODEO 

ARENA: Summit County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 300 East Park Rd 


PM 


TR-HL @ $2000 













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PROCOM. 


R4.9.4. 




STK. CONT.: DIAMOND G RODEO 



JONESBORO AR 

AUGUST 11-12 

NE ARKANSAS PRORODEO 


ARENA: ASU Convocation Center 

ADDRESS: 217 Olympic Dr 


PM 


@ $1000 



(>100), FIRST FRONTIER (>100), PRAIRIE (>100), 

AND TEXAS (>100) CIRCUITS. 


gate access. 







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PROCOM. 


R4.9.4. 


B15.2.6. 







LAMAR CO 

AUGUST 11-12 

SAND & SAGE ROUNDUP 


ARENA: Prowers Co Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 2206 Saddle Club Drive 


PM 



@ $1000 


GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH THE PRAIRIE 

AND TURQUOISE CIRCUITS. 


gate access. 







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PROCOM. 

STK. CONT.: SALT RIVER RODEO 



LAUDERDALE MS 

AUGUST 11-12 

RALPH MORGAN SEMI-ANNUAL RODEO 


ARENA: Ralph Morgan Arena 

ADDRESS: Hwy 45 N 


PM 


@ $500 










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TRADE DEADLINE - Mon., Aug. 7 at 5 PM. All 


immediately after both parties have confirmed through 

PROCOM. 


R4.9.4. 


B15.2.6. 




STK. CONT.: SMITH, HARPER & MORGAN 

SUB. CONT.: STACE SMITH PRORODEOS 



MOUND CITY KS 

AUGUST 11-12 

LINN COUNTY FAIR & RODEO 


ARENA: Linn County Fair & Rodeo 

ADDRESS: 8510 KS Hwy 7 


PM 


@ $500 



LAKES CIRCUIT. 

ALL EVENTS - The “30-hour” replacement rule will 






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BB & SB - Back to back same perf if two go-rounds 

B15.2.6. 

STK. CONT.: NEW FRONTIER RODEO 



ONIDA SD 

AUGUST 11-12 

CATFISH STAMPEDE 


ARENA: Sully County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 304 11th Street 


PM 









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PROCOM. 

STK. CONT.: SUTTON RODEOS 

EOO: 1:00 PM MDT AUGUST 2 

EC: 1:00 PM MDT AUGUST 3 


AUGUST 11-12 







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GROUND RULES:CO-APPROVED WITH BADLANDS 




gate access. 










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BR - May be one or two sections depending on the 








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DAWSON CREEK, BC CN 

AUGUST 11-13 

DAWSON CREEK STAMPEDE 





@ $4000 


TD-$175; SW-$175; TR-$175 



online between July 26 at 8 AM and July 27 at 2 PM. 




GLENDIVE MT NPP 

AUGUST 12 

DAWSON COUNTY FAIR & RODEO 


ARENA: Dawson County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 2200 N. Merrill Ave 



EVENTS: BB SB TD SW SR @ $1000 BR @ $2000 

TR-HD TR-HL @ $500 



CIRCUIT. 


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SLACK ORDER - Will be SW, TD, TR, GB, SR. 

SR - Three go-rounds. The first two complete gorounds 

will be run in slack on Aug. 12 at 10 AM. The 

top ten in the average after the first two go-rounds 

will compete during the performance for their third 

go-round (slowest will run first, fastest will run last). 

The remaining contestants will run their third go-round 

animal in slack after the completion of the second goround 

based on their originally drawn positions. Extras 

will be used to replace sick and injured animals. (The 

misdraw procedure will not be used). $45 stock charge 

per go-round. 







AUGUST 12 







$300 




CIRCUITS. 







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TRADE DEADLINE - Wed. Aug. 9 at 5 PM. All 








AUGUST 12 








@ $500 





gate access. 







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R4.9.4. 



B15.2.6. 










AUGUST 12 

COWTOWN RODEO 






$400 


















KIMBALL NE 

AUGUST 12-13 

KIMBALL - BANNER RODEO 


ARENA: Kimball Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 6th & High School 


PM 

EVENTS: BB SB BR @ $2750 TD SW SR @ $1375 

TR-HD TR-HL @ $687 



STATES CIRCUIT. 


gate access. 










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B15.2.6. 

SR - Two go-rounds. All run in performances and 

slack on Sun., Aug. 13 at 8 AM. Extras will be used 

to replace sick or injured animals. (The misdraw 


go-round. 



STK. CONT.: THE CERVI BROTHERS 

SUB. CONT.: CERVI CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO 





SIOUX FALLS SD 

AUGUST 12-13 

SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR RODEO 


ARENA: Sioux Empire Fair 

ADDRESS: 100 N Lyon Blvd 


PM 


TR-HL @ $1250 



CIRCUIT. 










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STK. CONT.: KORKOW RODEOS 



VENTURA CA 

AUGUST 12-13 

VENTURA COUNTY FAIR RODEO 


ARENA: Ventura County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 10 West Harbor Blvd 




TR-HL @ $650 

PERMITS: BB SB BR SW; CIR - TR; CIR MAX - TD 








positions on Tue., Aug. 8 between 9 AM and 12 PM. 


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B15.2.6. 

STK. CONT.: ROSSER RODEO 



DOUGLAS WY 

AUGUST 13-14 

WYOMING STATE FAIR & RODEO 


ARENA: Ford Grandstand Arena 

ADDRESS: 400 West Center Street 


PM 



@ $1500 







ALL EVENTS - The “walk-up replacement’ policy will be 






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ALL CONTESTANTS WITH HORSES - Out of state 

origin horses must have current Certificate of 

Veterinary Inspection and a negative Equine Infectious 

Anemia (EIA) test result within the last twelve months. 

Wyoming origin horses must have current certificate of 

veterinary inspection. 

STALLS - Complimentary horse stalls available for 

contestants on a first- come, first-serve basis. 

ALL CONTESTANTS WITH DOGS - Must have current 

Certificate of Rabies vaccination issued within the last 

twelve months. Dogs are to be confined to vehicle or 

trailer area. 


B15.2.6. 

SR - Three go-rounds. The first 10 contestants in the 

first go-round will be run during the first performance. 

The last 10 contestants in the third go- round will be 

run during the second performance the remainder will 

all be run during the slack on Mon., Aug. 14 @ 10 AM. 


(The misdraw procedure will not be used.) $45 stock 




STK. CONT.: TRIPLE V RODEO 

SUB. CONT.: ROCKY MOUNTAIN RODEO 



ABERDEEN SD 

AUGUST 14-15 

DACOTAH STAMPEDE RODEO 


ARENA: Larry Gerlach Grandstand 

ADDRESS: 400 24th St. N.W. 


PM 


@ $1000 



LAKES CIRCUIT. 





positions on Thurs., Aug. 10 between 9 AM and 12 

PM. See Rodeo Entry Information page of the business 

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LYNDEN WA 

AUGUST 15-16 

LYNDEN PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: NW WA 

Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 1775 Front Street 


PM 












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B15.2.6. 






CALDWELL ID 

AUGUST 15-19 

CALDWELL NIGHT RODEO 

ARENA: Caldwell Night Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: 121 22nd Avenue 



19- 8:00 PM 

FINALS: August 19- 8:00 PM BB SB TD SW TR 




$100 IF 1/$ 200 IF 2; BR-$100 + $100 DM IF 1/$200 IF 

2; TD-$350; SW-$325; TR-$400 













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in that available position. Non-notified turn- outs and 


not be replaced. If the next highest ranked contestant 

is not available to accept the position the next highest 













TE - Will be two go-rounds W/F’s (12). 

QUALIFICATIONS: BB, SB - 60 minimum entries. W/F’s 

(12). $5000 held for finals. 


No finals in BR. 

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AUGUST 15-19 

CANBY RODEO 

ARENA: Clackamas Cnty Fairground 

ADDRESS: 694 NE 

4th Avenue 



19- 7:30 PM 



SPECIAL ENTRY FEES: TR-$300 











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TE - If a timed event animal escapes or a rerun is given 

for any other reason, the extra will be used. 



BB - BB will be run only during the first 4 

performances. 


TD, SW - 70 minimum entries. Two go-rounds back 

to back, slack (at 4 PM each day) to perf (each night 

at 7:30 PM). 

TR - 60 minimum teams. Two go-rounds, back to 

back, slack (at 4 PM each day) to perf (each night at 

7:30 PM). 


SUB. CONT.: BIG STONE RODEO, CALGARY 

STAMPEDE 



MAUSTON WI 

AUGUST 16-17 

JUNEAU COUNTY FAIR PRO RODEO 


ARENA: Juneau Co. Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 1001 Division St 


PM 


@ $500 


GROUND RULES: ALL EVENTS - The “30- hour” 

replacement rule will be in effect. See Rodeo Entry 






positions on Thur., Aug. 10 between 9 AM and 1 PM. 


journal. 





CONTESTANTS WITH HORSES - Current Coggins and 

health papers required on all horses on rodeo grounds. 


B15.2.6. 




COFFEYVILLE KS 

AUGUST 16-19 

INTER-STATE RODEO 


ARENA: Inter-State Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: Walter Johnson Park 




PERMITS: BB SB BR TR; MAX - TD SW SR 


AND SOUTHEASTERN CIRCUITS. 








positions on Thur., Aug. 10 between 9 AM and 12 PM. 


journal. 






R4.9.4. 

BB, SB - May be combined. 


SR - Two go-rounds held during slack on Thurs., Aug. 

17 at 8:00 AM (following the TR slack) and during 



used.) $45 stock charge per go-round. 




JASPER, AB CN 

AUGUST 16-19 

JASPER HERITAGE RODEO 





@ $1500 


$100; SW-$100; TR-$100 




AM and Aug. 1 at 2 PM. 

STK. CONT.: NORTHCOTT MACZA 



CIRCLE MT 

AUGUST 17-18 

MCCONE COUNTY FAIR PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: McCone Co Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 14 Fairgrounds Rd 


PM 



@ $1500 



CIRCUIT. 














GB - Approved for first slack event in accordance 

with R4.9.4 and will be run prior to the TR during the 


ALL EVENTS - Back to back, same performance, if 

two go-rounds (if an event is back to back, same 





SUB. CONT.: PICKETT RODEO 



BILLINGS MT 

AUGUST 17-19 

YELLOWSTONE RIVER ROUND-UP 

ARENA: Metra Park Grandstand 

ADDRESS: 308 6th Ave. North 



SLACK: August 17-10:00 AM SR 



PERMITS: BB SB BR TR SR; CIR - TD SW 


companion allowed gate access. Contestants enter 

through gate #1 off of HWY 87. 








positions on Fri., Aug. 11 between 9 AM and 12 PM. 


journal. 





SR - Three go-rounds held in slack on Aug. 17 at 

10 AM plus a progressive top 18 to be run in the 

performances (6 per perf). Extras will be used 

to replace sick or injured animals. (The misdraw 

procedure will not be used.) $45 stock charge per 

go-round. Contestants who qualify for the progressive 

go-round will be responsible to pay an additional $45 

stock charge for the progressive go-round. 





BULLS 



BURLEY ID 

AUGUST 17-19 

CASSIA COUNTY FAIR & RODEO 


ARENA: Cassia Co Fair Arena 

ADDRESS: 1101 Elba Ave 




@ $2000 





eplacement” rule will be in effect. See Rodeo Entry 



positions on Fri., Aug.11 between 9 AM and 12 PM. 


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GOODING ID 

AUGUST 17-19 

GOODING PRORODEO 

ARENA: Andy James Arena 

ADDRESS: 201 Lucy Lane 















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SUB. CONT.: C5 RODEO, KORKOW RODEOS 



KALISPELL MT 

AUGUST 17-19 

NORTHWEST MONTANA 

FAIR AND RODEO 

ARENA: Flathead County Fairground 

ADDRESS: 265 N. Meridian Road 




@ $3250 




ALL CONTESTANTS - Contestants enter through 

contestant gate on 7th Ave. east side of Flathead 

County fairgrounds. 










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ALL CONTESTANTS - Required to check-in with rodeo 

secretary. 

STALLS - available on a first come, first serve basis. 








MOSES LAKE WA 

AUGUST 17-19 

MOSES LAKE ROUND-UP 

ARENA: Grant County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 3770 Paxson Drive 



EVENTS: BB SB TD SW TR-HD TR-HL @ $7000 BR @ 

$14000 

SPECIAL ENTRY FEES: BR-$100 + $100 DM IF 1/$200 

IF 2; TR-$250 IF 1/$350 IF 2 











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B15.2.6. 




DEPERE WI 

AUGUST 18-19 

BROWN COUNTY FAIR PRORODEO 


ARENA: Brown Co Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 1500 Fort Howard Ave 


PM 


@ $1000 











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TRADE DEADLINE - Fri., Aug. 11 at 5 PM. All 




RE - Back to back same performance, if two go-rounds 

B15.2.6. 

CONTESTANTS WITH HORSES - Current Coggins and 

health papers required on all horses on rodeo grounds. 




EUREKA KS 

AUGUST 18-19 

EUREKA PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Eureka Saddle Club Arena 

ADDRESS: 1425 AQ Road 


PM 


TR-HL @ $640 


GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH GREAT 

LAKES, TEXAS (>100), SOUTHEASTERN (>100), AND 

MOUNTAIN STATES (>100) CIRCUITS. 










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B15.2.6. 

STK. CONT.: UNITED PRORODEO 



IMBODEN AR 

AUGUST 18-19 

IMBODEN PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Lawrence County Fair Arena 



PM 


TR-HL @ $600 


SB-$40+$25 DM IF 1/$60 IF 2 


GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH GREAT LAKE 

CIRCUITS. 


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R4.9.4. 


increase $25 above scale. Pays top three in 

each performance. Committee will add $100 per 

performance per event. 

STK. CONT.: BAILEY PRORODEO 



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AUGUST 18-19 

RODEO GROUP LLC 


ARENA: Seward County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 810 Stadium Ave 


PM 


@ $1500 

PERMITS: BB SB BR TR; CIR - TD SW 

GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH TEXAS AND 

MOUNTAIN STATES CIRCUITS. 


gate access. 










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R4.9.4. 




STK. CONT.: RAFTER G RODEO 



PAYSON AZ 

AUGUST 18-19 

ANNUAL WORLD’S OLDEST 

CONTINUOUS RODEO 


ARENA: Payson Multi Event Center 

ADDRESS: 1400 South Beeline Hwy 





SR @ $500 


GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH CALIFORNIA 

(>100), WILDERNESS (>100), MOUNTAIN STATES 

(>100), PRAIRIE (>100) AND TEXAS (>100) 

CIRCUITS. 










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ALL CONTESTANTS - Must enter and exit rodeo 

grounds from McLane Road. To access from Hwy 87, 

turn west on Aero Drive, then South on McLane Road. 

See website www.paysonprorodeo.com “contestant 

entry tab”. 


B15.2.6. 

SR - 2 go-rounds. All run in slack on Sat., Aug. 18 at 

7 AM. Extras will be used to replace sick or injured 

animals. The misdraw procedure will not be used. $45 








TEHACHAPI CA 

AUGUST 18-19 

TEHACHAPI MOUNTAIN PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Tehachapi Rodeo Grounds 

ADDRESS: 601 Dennison Road 


PM 











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CRANBROOK CN 

AUGUST 18-20 

CRANBROOK PRORODEO 




EVENTS: BB BR TD SW @ $2500 SB @ $4000 TR-HD 

TR-HL @ $1250 


$100; SW-$100; TR-$100 



online www.rodeocanada.com between 8 AM on Aug. 

1 and 2 PM on Aug. 2. 

STK. CONT.: WAYNE VOLD RODEO 



DENTON TX 

AUGUST 18-20 

NORTH TEXAS STATE FAIR & RODEO 


ARENA: North Texas State Fair Are 

ADDRESS: 2217 N. Carroll Blvd 





TR-HL @ $500 


SB-$50+$25 DM IF 1/$70 IF 2 



CIRCUIT. 







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increase $25 above scale. Pays top three in 

each performance. Committee will add $100 per 

performance per event. 

RE - Back to back, same perf if two go-rounds B15.2.6. 






NORCO CA 

AUGUST 18-20 

NORCO MOUNTED POSSE RODEO 


ARENA: Ingalls Park 

ADDRESS: 3737 Crestview Avenue 




@ $2750 

PERMITS: BB SB BR; CIR MAX - TD SW 









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PINCHER CREEK, AB CN 

AUGUST 18-20 

PINCHER CREEK PRORODEO 





@ $1500 


$100; SW-$100; TR-$100 



online at www.rodeocanada.com between August 2 at 

8 AM and August 3 at 2 PM. 

STK. CONT.: OUTLAWBUCKERS RODEO 



badlands circuit 

finals steer roping 

DEADWOOD SD NPP 

AUGUST 19 

BADLANDS CIRCUIT 

STEER ROPING FINALS 



PERFS: 1 Perf: August 19-12:00 PM 

EVENTS: SR @ $3000 + $5800 SPON 

PERMITS: SR 

GROUND RULES: Money above includes $3,000 

committee purse, $3,000 PRCA matching funds, 



estimated sponsor dollars $2,800, and estimated $3 

funds of $350. 

ALL CONTESTANTS - The Badlands SR CFR 2017 

Cutoff date will be July 29th, 2017. 



and 11 AM. Re-entries will be accepted if the number 

of entries for an event at the original entry closing 

time is less than limit defined in the ground rules. If 

more contestants enter during the “re- entry” period 

than there are positions available, the contestants 

accepted will be based on the qualification procedures 

defined in the Circuit Finals ground rules. Under no 

circumstances will a contestant who entered during the 

re- entry period be able to displace a contestant who 

entered during the original entry period. If a contestant 

TO’s or DR’S prior to the “re-entry” period, that 

position may be filled during the “re-entry” period. 

SR - Up to 18 contestants accepted, based on 

Badlands circuit standings and participation count. 

SR - Five go-rounds beginning at 12 PM on Aug. 19. 


(The misdraw procedure will not be used.) $45 stock 


COMPLETE CIRCUIT FINALS GROUND RULES can 

be found under Member Services online at www. 

prorodeo.com. 





AUGUST 19 







$300 




CIRCUITS. 







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AUGUST 19 








@ $500 





gate access. 







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R4.9.4. 



B15.2.6. 










AUGUST 19 

COWTOWN RODEO 






$400 










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BAKER MT 

AUGUST 19-20 

FALLON COUNTY FAIR & RODEO 

ARENA: Fallon Co Rodeo Arena 



PM 

SLACK: August 17- 8:00 AM August 18- 8:00 AM SR 

Only 

EVENTS: BB SB BR SW TR-HD TR-HL @ $7500 TD SR 

@ $15000 

SPECIAL ENTRY FEES: TD-$ 300; TR-$250 IF 1/$300 

IF 2; SR-$600 










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ALL SLACK CONTESTANTS - Must use East entrance 

19 Airport Road on East side of arena. 

SR - Three go-rounds. All run in slack on Fri., Aug. 18 

at 8 AM. $45 stock charge per go-round. Extras will be 

used to replace sick or injured animals. The misdraw 

procedure will not be used. 




STK. CONT.: MOSBRUCKER RODEOS 

SUB. CONT.: BAILEY PRORODEO 



DEADWOOD SD 

AUGUST 20-21 

DAYS 76 STAND ALONE STEER ROPING 



PERFS: 2 Perfs: August 20-11:00 AM; August 21- 

11:00 AM 

EVENTS: SR @ $10000 

SPECIAL ENTRY FEES: SR-$800 

PERMITS: SR 

GROUND RULES: 4 go-rounds. Two complete gorounds 

each day. $45 stock charge per go-round. 


The misdraw procedure will not be used. Contestants 

are required to compete in the steer roping event at a 

minimum of 15 PRCA rodeos for the money won at 

this event to count towards 2017 World Standings or 

the 2017 Rookie of the Year standings. Money won at 

this event will not count towards All Around standings. 

It will count toward circuit standings and towards 

circuit rodeo count. 




MILES CITY MT 

AUGUST 22-23 

EASTERN MONTANA FAIR RODEO 


ARENA: Eastern Montana Fai 

ADDRESS: 42 Gerry Owen Road 


PM 


@ $2000 















KENNEWICK WA 

AUGUST 22-26 

HORSE HEAVEN ROUND-UP 

ARENA: Lithia RAM Arena 

ADDRESS: 1500 South Oak St 



26- 7:00 PM 

FINALS: August 26- 7:00 PM BB SB BR TD SW TR 




$100 IF 1/$ 200 IF 2; BR-$100 + $100 DM IF 1/$250 IF 

2; TD-$400; SW-$350; TR-$300 







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CONTESTANT ENTRANCE - Follow signs off of 10th 

Avenue to enter rodeo grounds. 



injury release through PROCOM, the contestant 

with the next highest ranking in the average may be 

contacted by PROCOM and placed in that available 

position. Non-notified turn-outs and visible injury 

releases after the turn- out deadline will not be 

replaced. If the next highest ranked contestant is 

not available to accept the position the next highest 












TD, TR - Two go-rounds. Back to back. W/F’s. The 

first go-round for each back to back group will start 

at 1 PM each day (Aug. 22-25). The second goround 

will begin during slack immediately following 

the completion of the first go-round (depending on 

the number of entries) and will conclude during the 

performance that night. 

SW - Two go-rounds (not back to back). W/F’s. The 

first go-round will begin during slack at 1 PM on Tues., 

Aug. 22 and will end during the performance that 

night. The second go-round will begin during slack at 1 

PM on Wed., Aug. 23. 

QUALIFICATIONS: BB, SB, BR - 48 minimum 

entries. W’/F’s (12). $5,000 held out for finals. No 



SUB. CONT.: BRIDWELL PRORODEOS 




BREMERTON WA NPP 

AUGUST 23 

KITSAP STAMPEDE XTREME BULLS 

ARENA: Thunderbird Arena 

ADDRESS: 1200 NW Fairgrounds Rd 





PERMITS: BR 



Aug. 17 between 9 AM and 11 AM. See Rodeo Entry 



go-round with top 12 finals (will not exceed 12). May 

be two go- rounds, back to back, same performance 

with no finals, depending on the number of entries. If 

there are not 12 qualified rides, all remaining positions 

will be filled by random draw (by the judges). If the 

12th contestant is tied going into the final round, the 

tie will be broken by the back judge. If he cannot break 

the tie, all tied contestants will draw chips to see who 

advances to the finals. 

IN ORDER OF SELECTION: 70% top money, 30% top 

circuit. 













































STOCK DRAW: Selection of the bulls for the finals will 

be accomplished by mutual agreement among the 

event representative or his duly designated appointee, 

the primary stock contractor, and a judge designated 

by the Supervisor of Pro Officials. Contestants 








any remaining available animals that have been notified 

as turned-out (includes DR’s and VIR’s) will be used 

prior to using the designated re-ride(s). 

PAY-OFF: 6% of the total purse is to be deducted prior 


be determined on highest marked scores. 30% of the 


8 places. 20% of the total purse will be allocated to the 

final go-round, pays 6 places. 50% of the total purse 

will be allocated to the average, pays 8 places. ALL 


WITH THE RULEBOOK. In the event that there are not 

enough qualified rides in the first go-round, a random 

draw back list will be used to select contestants to fill 

the remaining positions in the finals. Contestants who 

did not have a qualified score in the first go-round 

and are drawn back to compete in the finals, will not 

be eligible to place in the average. Money won by any 

contestant in the finals will count toward PRCA World 

standings (provided the contestant has entered and 

competed at a minimum of forty (40) PRCA rodeos), 

Xtreme Bulls Tour standings, and Rookie of the Year 

standings. Money won by a drawn back contestant 

in the finals will not count toward the All Around 

standings, All American standings, circuit standings, or 

toward a circuit rodeo count. 








Standings. It will not count All Around, All American or 

circuit standings or towards a circuit rodeo count. EF’s 

$100 EF plus $35 Central Entry Office/Supplemental 

Insurance fee ($135 total). 




ALEX OK 

AUGUST 23-24 

DOXA EXTREME RODEO 


ARENA: Winter Creek Arena 

ADDRESS: 2941 CS 2925 


PM 


TR-HL @ $625 



CIRCUIT. 














STK. CONT.: BIG RAFTER RODEO 



VINITA OK 

AUGUST 23-26 

WILL ROGERS MEMORIAL RODEO 


ARENA: American Legion Arena 

ADDRESS: 26625 S. 4410 Road 





@ $1250 



AND SOUTHEASTERN CIRCUITS. 







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R4.9.4. 


B15.2.6. 

TD, SW, TR - Will be two go-rounds. 

SR - Two go-rounds held during slack (if needed) and 



used.) $45 stock charge per go-round. 









division 2 event 

COEUR D’ALENE ID NPP 

AUGUST 24 

GEM STATE STAMPEDE XTREME BULLS 

ARENA: Kootenai County Fairground 

ADDRESS: 4056 N Government Way 





PERMITS: BR 


will be accepted for available positions on Fri., Aug. 

18 between 9 AM and 11 AM. See Rodeo Entry 



go-round with top 10 finals (will not exceed 10). 

(There may be two go-rounds, back to back, same 

performance with no finals, depending on the number 

of entries). If there are not 10 qualified rides, all 

remaining positions will be filled by random draw. If 

the 10th contestants is tied going into the final round, 

the tie will be broken by the back judge. If he cannot 

break the tie, all tied contestants will draw chips to see 

who advances to the finals. 

CONTESTANT SELECTION FORMULAS DIV. 2 - 70% 

top money, 30% top circuit. 

NOTIFY PROCOM - Notifications must be made 

at the time of entry if claiming an exemption from 














ALTERNATES - Alternates will be selected based on 

2017 money won (as of 7 days prior to entry closings). 
























responsible for entry fees nor will the vent be applied 


STOCK DRAW: Selection of bulls for the finals will be 

accomplished by mutual agreement among the event 

representative or his duly designated appointee, the 

primary stock contractor, and a judge designated 

by the Supervisor of Pro Officials. Contestants 









turned-out (includes DR’s and VIR’s) will be used as 




will be determined on highest marked scores. 30% of 

the total purse will be allocated to the long go-round, 

pays 8 places. 20% of the total purse will be allocated 

to the final go-round, pays 6 places. 50% of the total 

purse will be allocated to the average, pays 8 places. 

(If two go- rounds pay-off will be per rulebook). ALL 


WITH THE RULEBOOK. In the event that there are not 

enough qualified rides in the first go-round, a random 

draw back list will be used to select contestants to fill 

the remaining positions in the finals. Contestants who 

did not have a qualified score in the first go-round 

and are drawn back to compete in the finals, will not 

be eligible to place in the average. Money won by any 

contestant in the finals will count toward PRCA World 

standings (provided the contestant has entered and 

competed at a minimum of forty (40) PRCA rodeos), 

Xtreme Bulls Tour standings, and Rookie of the Year 

standings. Money won by a drawn back contestant 

in the finals will not count toward the All Around 

standings, All American standings, circuit standings, or 

toward a circuit rodeo count. 




Rookie of the year Standing, during the 2017 season, 







Entry Office/Supplement Insurance Fee ($135 Total). 




ALTUS OK 

AUGUST 24-26 

GREAT PLAINS STAMPEDE RODEO 


ARENA: Great Plains Stampede Arena 

ADDRESS: 201 S. Veterans Drive 




TR-HL @ $1725 



CIRCUIT. 












B15.2.6. 







BREMERTON WA 

AUGUST 24-26 

KITSAP STAMPEDE 


ARENA: Thunderbird Arena 

ADDRESS: 1200 NW Fairgrounds Rd 








ALL EVENTS -The “30-hour replacement rule” will 









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SLACK ORDER - SW, TR, TD, GB. 

TD, SW, TR - R8.7.6 will be waived. 




SW, TR - 85 minimum entries. 




RAPID CITY SD 

AUGUST 24-26 

RANGE DAYS RODEO 


ARENA: WW Grandstand Arena 

ADDRESS: 800 San Francisco St 



SLACK: August 24- 9:00 AM SR 


@ $2500 



STATES, PRIARIE, AND MONTANA CIRCUITS. 


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R4.9.4. 

ALL CONTESTANTS WITH HORSES - All horses stalled 

on grounds must have required health papers. 

SR - Three go-rounds. All run Thurs., Aug. 24th at 

9 AM. Extras will be used to replace sick or injured 

animals. The misdraw procedure will not be used. $45 





STK. CONT.: BURCH RODEO 



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AUGUST 24-26 

GOLDEN SPIKE RODEO 

ARENA: Box Elder County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 200 N. 10th W. 




@ $4500 


GROUND RULES: ALL EVENTS - The “30 hour 









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ASHLAND MO 

AUGUST 25-26 

CATTLEMAN DAYS RODEO 


ARENA: Cedar Valley Saddle Club 

ADDRESS: Optimist Drive 


PM 


PERMITS: TR; MAX - BB SB BR TD SW 


(>100), BANDLANDS (>100), SOUTHEASTERN (>100) 

CIRCUITS. 








positions on Mon., Aug. 21 between 9 AM and 1 PM. 


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STK. CONT.: CHAMPIONSHIP PRORODEO 



SALMON ID 

AUGUST 25-26 

SALMON STAMPEDE PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Lemhi County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 4 Diamond Creek Road 


PM 

EVENTS: BB BR TD SW TR-HD TR-HL @ $1249 SB 

@ $2498 



CIRCUIT, COLUMBIA RIVER (>100), MOUNTAIN 

STATES (>100), TURQUOISE (>100), CALIFORNIA 











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SB, BR - Back to back, same performance if two gorounds 

B15.2.6. 






COEUR D’ALENE ID 

AUGUST 25-27 

GEM STATE STAMPEDE 


ARENA: Kootenai County Fairground 

ADDRESS: 4056 N Government Way 


PM; August 27-12:30 PM 




CIRCUIT. 





positions on Mon., August 21 between 9 AM and 1 


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TRADE DEADLINE - Fri., August 18 at 5 PM. All 










HASTINGS NE 

AUGUST 25-27 

OREGON TRAIL RODEO 


ARENA: Adams County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 947 South Baltimore Ave 





@ $2050 











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OKOTOKS, AB CN 

AUGUST 25-27 

OKOTOKS PRORODEO 



PM; August 27-12:00 PM 


TR-HL @ $1250 


$100; SW-$100; TR-$100 

PERMITS: TD SW TR; MAX - BB SB BR 


online at www.rodeocanada.com between Aug. 14 at 8 


STK. CONT.: WAYNE VOLD RODEO 



PUEBLO CO 

AUGUST 25-29 

COLORADO STATE FAIR & RODEO 

ARENA: Budweiser Arena 

ADDRESS: 1001 Beulah Avenue 



29- 7:00 PM 














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ALL CONTESTANTS - All contestants with horses 

must have Coggins within one year and health papers 

based on Colorado State Vet requirements at rodeo 

time. Health requirements will also be posted on 

ColoradoStateFair.com 

BB & SB - Back to back same perf, if two go-rounds 

B15.2.6. 

TE - If a timed event animal escapes or a re-run is 

given, the extra will be used. Only escaped animals go 

back into the herd. 

TR - If score is longer than 18 ft., hand pull barrier will 

be used. Score will not be longer than 25 feet. 



TD, SW, TR - 60 minimum entries (or teams). Two 

go-rounds, back to back. The first go-round will be run 

each day during slack on Aug. 25, 26, 28, and 29 at 

4:30 PM and on Aug. 27 at 1: 30 PM and the second 

go-round will be run during the performance that same 

day. 





AUGUST 26 




ADDRESS: 703 Howe Road 





$300 




CIRCUITS. 

ALL EVENTS -The “30-hour replacement” rule will be 

in effect. See Rodeo Entry Information page of the 





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EOO: 11:30 AM MDT AUGUST 21 



AUGUST 26 








@ $500 





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R4.9.4. 



B15.2.6. 








EC: 11:30 AM MDT AUGUST 21 


AUGUST 26 

COWTOWN RODEO 






$400 










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EC: 3:00 PM MDT AUGUST 21 

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO CA 

AUGUST 26-27 

RANCHO MISSION VIEJO RODEO 

ARENA: RMV Riding Park 

ADDRESS: 30753 La Pata Ave 


PM 



$100 IF 1/$ 200 IF 2; BR-$100 + $100 DM IF 1/$200 IF 

2; TD-$400; SW-$200; TR-$400 

PERMITS: None 



BB, SB, BR, TD, SW - The “30-hour replacement rule” 

will be in effect. See Rodeo Entry Information page of 

the business journal. (See TR ground rules below for 

TR replacement procedures). 


positions on Fri., Aug. 18 between 9 AM and 11 AM. 


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ALL CONTESTANTS - Must sign release of liability with 

rodeo secretary. 

ALL EVENTS - Any money won at the San Juan Rodeo 

shall not count for California Circuit points or as a 

California Circuit rodeo count towards qualification for 

the California Circuit Finals Rodeo. 

ALL CONTESTANTS - If a contestant turns out of 

the Rancho Mission Viejo Rodeo in 2017 and is not 

replaced, he will not be allowed to enter it in 2018 

(does not include DR’s, Visible Injury Releases, or 

Official Drawouts) 

TE - Stock contractor will provide one animal for every 

contestant plus extras. No stock charge. 

TD - Score will be 3 ft. less than the length of the box. 

QUALIFICATIONS: BB, SB. BR, TD, SW - 30 minimum 

entries from 2017 money won (as of 7 days prior 

to entry closing). No compensation. No slack. No 

exemptions. 

TR - 30 minimum teams. No compensation. No 

exemptions. No slack. The top 30 eligible headers 

based on 2017 money won as a header only and the 

top 30 eligible heelers based on 2017 money won 

as a heeler only (as of 7 days prior to entry closing) 

that enter will be accepted. The 30 headers that 

qualify must rope with the 30 heelers that qualify. If a 

contestant’s partner is drawn out due to qualifications, 

the contestant who qualified will not be allowed to 

draw out. A replacement partner will be drawn at 

random from the other contestants whose partners 

were drawn out due to qualifications. If a header or 

heeler TO’S, DR’S, VIR’S or DO’S prior to the 30- 

hour deadline, leaving an incomplete team, the next 

contestant in the corresponding category (header or 

heeler) on the alternate list established by PROCOM 

will be added to the team. If a notification is not made 

prior to the 30-hour deadline, the remaining partner 

may select another partner from among any of the 

PRCA event contestants already entered at the rodeo, 

except those scheduled to compete in the TR. 

STK. CONT.: FLYING U RODEO 




AUGUST 30 







$300 




CIRCUITS. 







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ARMSTRONG, BC CN 

AUGUST 30-SEPTEMBER 2 

IPE & STAMPEDE 


PM; September 1- 7:00 PM; September 2- 7:00 PM 


@ $6750 


TD-$175; SW-$175; TR-$175 





BB, SB, BR, TD, SW, TR - Limit of 60 contestants 

based on blended PRCA/ CPRA Standings as of July 

15, 2017. Also, 2016 CPRA Standings if needed to fill 

positions. 




FILER ID 


MAGIC VALLEY STAMPEDE 

ARENA: Shouse Arena 

ADDRESS: 215 Fair Ave 

PERFS: 3 Perfs: August 31- 7:30 PM; September 1- 

7:30 PM; September 2- 7:30 PM 





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ARENA: Shouse Arena 

ADDRESS: 215 Fair Ave 

PERFS: 3 Perfs: August 31- 7:30 PM; September 1- 


EVENTS: BB @ $2000 

PERMITS: BB 









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through PROCOM. Only permits accepted. Contestants 

will be allowed to enter the Filer rodeo and the Filer 

Permit Section for the same performance. 


BULLS 




SEPTEMBER 1 




ADDRESS: 

PERFS: 1 Perf: September 1- 8:00 PM 


$300 



SOUTHEASTER (>100), AND GREAT LAKES (>100) 

CIRCUITS. 







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COLUMBIA MS 

SEPTEMBER 1-2 

QUAD COUNTY FAIR & PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Columbia Expo Center 

ADDRESS: 110 Industrial Lane 

PERFS: 2 Perfs: September 1- 7:30 PM; September 

2- 7:30 PM 


TR-HL @ $375 







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PENDING 

LONGFORD KS 

SEPTEMBER 1-2 

LONGFORD RODEO 


ARENA: Longford Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: 4th & Cherokee Road 


2- 7:30 PM 


@ $1000 








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STK. CONT.: NEW FRONTIER RODEO 



PENDING 

MANILA UT 

SEPTEMBER 1-2 

DAGGETT COUNTY CENTENNIAL RODEO 


ARENA: Daggett County Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: 180 West Highway 43 


2- 5:00 PM 





ALL EVENTS - The “30-hour replacement’ rule will 









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PENDING 

OCALA FL 

SEPTEMBER 1-2 

OCALA SHRINE RODEO 


ARENA: SE Livestock Pavilion 

ADDRESS: 2200 NE 

Jacksonville Road 


2- 7:30 PM 


@ $1000 



(>100), PRAIRIE (>100), GREAT LAKES (>100), FIRST 

FRONTIER (>100) CIRCUITS. 


gate access. 










journal. 





ALL EVENTS - Contestants are required to wear back 

numbers while in the arena. 




STK. CONT.: FIVE STAR RODEO 



PLAINS MT 

SEPTEMBER 1-2 

SANDERS COUNTY FAIR & PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Sanders County Fair Main Arena 

ADDRESS: 30 River Road 


2- 8:00 PM 

SLACK: September 1- 9:00 AM 

SPECIAL SECTION BR: August 31- 8:00 PM 


TR-HL @ $2000 


IF 2 

PERMITS: BB SB BR TR; CIR - TD SW 










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RE - Back to back, same perf if two go- rounds 

B15.2.6. 



BR - 55 minimum entries. No compensation. The first 

performance will be two sections, the first section will 

be Thur., Aug. 31 at 8 PM. The second section will be 

the performance on Fri., Sept. 1 at 8 PM. Day money 

will be paid by section. All entries will be official unless 

contestant specifies otherwise at the time of entry. 







SOCORRO NM 

SEPTEMBER 1-2 

SOCORRO COUNTY FAIR & PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: City of Socorro Rodeo 

ADDRESS: 1 Rodeo Road 


2- 7:00 PM 


@ $500 



STATES (>100), AND TEXAS (>100) CIRCUITS. 


gate access. 







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R4.9.4. 


B15.2.6. 



STK. CONT.: JK RODEO 



ELK CITY OK 

SEPTEMBER 1-3 

ELK CITY RODEO OF CHAMPIONS 

ARENA: Beutler Bros. Arena 

ADDRESS: 2251 W. A Avenue 


2- 8:00 PM; September 3- 8:00 PM 



TR-HL @ $2000 


IF 2 






positions on Mon., Aug. 28 between 9 AM and 11 AM. 


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PALESTINE IL 

SEPTEMBER 1-3 

PIONEER CITY RODEO 


ARENA: Pioneer City Arena 

ADDRESS: 9663 N. 1875th St 




@ $2000 



(>100), SOUTHEASTERN (>100), FIRST FRONTIER 

(>100), BADLANDS (>100) CIRCUITS. 


gate access. 







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ALL CONTESTANTS - Must wear back numbers 

provided by the committee. 

RE - Back to back, same performance if one go-round 

B15.2.6. 


R4.9.4. 

STK. CONT.: CHAMPIONSHIP PRORODEO 



WALLA WALLA WA 

SEPTEMBER 1-3 

WALLA WALLA FRONTIER DAYS 

ARENA: Walla Walla County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 363 Orchard 



SLACK: August 29- 7:00 AM September 1- 8:00 AM 

SR 


SR @ $3000 


$100 IF 1/$ 200 IF 2; BR-$100 + $100 DM IF 1/$200 IF 

2; TD-$325; SW-$250; TR-$350 











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SR - Four go-rounds. The first and second go-rounds 

will be run during slack on Sept., 1 at 8 AM. The third 

and fourth go-rounds will be run during slack on Sept., 

2 at 8 AM. Extras will be used to replace sick or injured 

animals. (The misdraw procedure will not be used). 





There may be two sections. 

TD, SW, TR - 85 minimum entries. 

SR - 60 minimum entries. 




DAYTON IA 

SEPTEMBER 1-4 

DAYTON CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO 


ARENA: Dayton Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: Hwy 175 South 


2- 7:00 PM; September 3- 7:00 PM; September 4- 1:30 

PM 


@ $3000 



(>100), PRAIRIE (>100) CIRCUITS. 


gate access. 










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each immediately after both involved parties have 

confirmed through PROCOM. 

TR - Will be one go-round regardless of the number 

of entries. 








ELLENSBURG WA 

SEPTEMBER 1-4 

ELLENSBURG RODEO 

ARENA: Ellensburg Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: 1010 E. 8th Street 


2-12:45 PM; September 3-11:45 AM; September 

4-11:45 AM 

FINALS: September 4-11:45 AM BB SB BR TD SW TR 

SLACK: August 30-10:00 AM SR August 31- 7:00 AM 

TD, SW, TR September 1-10:00 AM TD, SW 


SR @ $6000 


$100 IF 1/$ 200 IF 2; BR-$100 + $100 DM IF 1/$200 IF 

2; TD-$400; SW-$325; TR-$400 

PERMITS: BB SB BR; CIR - SR 


companion allowed gate access. Gold card members 

also allowed gate access. 










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TD, SW, TR - Two go-rounds. W/F’s (12). 

SLACK ORDER ON THURS., AUG. 31 - TD, SW, TR, 

GB, TD, SW, TR, GB. 

SLACK ORDER ON FRI., SEPT. 1 - TD, SW 

SR - Two go-rounds held during slack, Wed., Aug. 30 

at 10 AM. Extras will be used to replace sick or injured 

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given for any other reason) during a performance the 

extra will be used. Only escaped animals go back into 

the herd. 


TD, SW - The first go-round and possibly the start 

of the second go- round depending on the number 

of animals will be run during slack on Thurs., Aug. 

31. Slack on Fri., Sept. 1 will be used as needed. The 

second go-round will conclude with 30 contestants 

competing during the first 3 performances (10 per 

perf.). 

TR - The first go-round and the beginning of the 

second go-round will be run in slack on Thurs., Aug. 

31. The last 30 teams in the second go-round will be 

run during the first 3 performances. 

TR - Score may be 6 inches over the length of the box. 


compensation. W/F’s (12) $5,000 held out for finals. 

No slack. 

BR - 60 minimum entries. No compensation. W/F’s 

(12) $5000 held out for finals. No slack. There may be 

two sections (one at the beginning and one at the end 

of each performance). 


SW, TR - 90 minimum entries. 

STK. CONT.: FLYING 5 RODEO 

SUB. CONT.: BIG BEND RODEO, CALGARY 

STAMPEDE, COREY & LANGE RODEO, KORKOW 

RODEOS 



CEDAR VALE KS NPP 

SEPTEMBER 2 

LABOR DAY RODEO 


ARENA: Rollin Bohannan 

ADDRESS: 105 Sale Barn Rd 



@ $750 













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XTREME BULLS 

ELLENSBURG WA NPP 

SEPTEMBER 2 

XTREME BULLS TOUR FINALE 

ARENA: Ellensburg Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: 1010 E. 8th Street 


FINALS: September 2- 8:00 PM BR 

EVENTS: BR @ $100000 

PERMITS: BR 

GROUND RULES: Re-entries will be accepted for 

available positions on Wed., Aug. 30 between 9 AM 



COMPETITION FORMAT - 40 minimum entries. One 40 

contestant go-round with top 12 finals (will not exceed 

12). If there are not 12 qualified rides, all remaining 

positions will be filled by random draw (by the judges). 

If the 12th contestant is tied going into the final round, 

the tie will be broken by the back judge. If he cannot 

break the tie, all tied contestants will draw chips to see 

who advances to the finals. 

IN ORDER OF SELECTION -100% 2017 X- Bulls 

Standings (Division 1 and II). No exemptions. If less 

than 40 contestants enter with money won in the 

X-Bulls Standings, the remaining positions will be filled 

based on total 2017 money won at PRCA rodeos. 





ALTERNATES - Alternates will be selected from a list 

established by PROCOM based on X-Bulls Standings, 

as of Aug. 28, 2017 or total money won at PRCA 

rodeos (as of 7 days prior to entry closing) if alternates 

have no money won in X-Bull standings. (Only 

contestants that were drawn out due to qualifications 

will be selected as alternates). Contestants who 

wish to be considered as alternates must enter. 

Contestants who have originally entered and were 

eligible at the time of entry may check-in with or call 

the venue secretary no later than one hour prior to the 






notifies a turn-out and is replaced by and alternate, 

the alternate contestant will be responsible for the $35 

Central Entry office/supplemental insurance fee. The 

event will not count toward the official rodeo count 

for the turned-out contestant. The event will count 

toward the official rodeo count for any contestant that 

turns out after stock callbacks, whether that contestant 

is replaced or not. If the contestant that notified the 

turn-out is not replaced by an alternate, he will be 

responsible for the $35 fee and the rodeo will count 

towards the official rodeo count. Any non-notified turnout 

will be responsible for the $35 fee and the rodeo 

will count towards the official rodeo count, even if he 

is replaced. The alternate will also be responsible for 

the $35 fee. If a contestant properly doctor releases he 

will not be responsible for entry fees nor will the event 

be applied to his official rodeo count. If a contestant 

turns out of a Division 1 event after the stock draw and 

a replacement is not found, he will be charged a $500 

turn out fine. 

STOCK DRAW: Stock will be drawn per the rulebook. 

Contestants who qualify for the finals may be 

requested by the committee to draw their own animal 

from a hat containing poker chips inscribed with 

animals’ numbers in the arena or other designated are 

prior to the finals. This determination may be based on 


HONEST EFFORT - At any Division 1 Xtreme Bull 

Riding Event, a contestant must make an honest effort 

to compete on the stock drawn for such contestant. 

If in the opinion of the Pro Official, the contestant 

has the opportunity to nod for the bull and does not, 

the contestant will be disqualified and suspended 

for the next two Division 1 Xtreme Bull Riding 

events. The determination of the Pro Official will be 

final. In addition to the disqualification, the fine will 

progressively double for each reoccurring offense. 

RE-RIDES: After all replacements have been made, 




PAY-OFF - 6% of the total purse is to be deducted prior 


be determined on highest marked scores. - 30% of the 


8 places. - 20% of the total purse will be allocated to 

the final go-round, pays 6 places. - 50% of the total 

purse will be allocated to the average, pays 8 places. 

ALL PERCENTAGES WILL BE DIVIDED IN 

ACCORDANCE WITH THE RULEBOOK. In the event 

that there are not enough qualified rides in the first 

go-round a random draw back list will be used to 

select contestants to fill the remaining positions in 

the finals. Contestants who did not have a qualified 

score in the first go-round and are drawn back to 

compete in the finals, will not be eligible to place in the 

average. Money won by any contestant in the finals 

will count toward PRCA World standings, Xtreme Bulls 

Tour standings, and Rookie of the Year standings. 

(provided the contestant has entered and competed 

at a minimum of forty (40) PRCA rodeos) Money won 

by a drawn back contestant in the finals will not count 

toward All Around standings, All American standings, 

circuit standings, or toward a circuit rodeo count. 


competition (including Division II qualifying events) to 






Standings. It will not count for All Around standing, 

All American standings, circuit standings or towards a 

circuit rodeo count. EF’S: No EF plus $35 Central Entry 

Office/Supplemental Insurance Fee ($35 total). 




PENDING 


SEPTEMBER 2 







$300 




CIRCUITS. 





position son Wed., Aug. 30 between 9 AM and 1 PM. 


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SEPTEMBER 2 






SLACK: September 2- 1:00 PM 


@ $500 





gate access. 









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R4.9.4. 



B15.2.6. 









PAROWAN UT 

SEPTEMBER 2 & 4 

IRON COUNTY FAIR AND PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 50 NoRTH 300 EAST 


4- 5:00 PM 


@ $2500 


GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH TURQUOISE 

CIRCUIT. 


gate access. 







journal. 

TRADE DEADLINE - Mon., Aug.28 at 5 PM. All 







EOO: 12:00 PM MDT AUGUST 21 



SEPTEMBER 2 

COWTOWN RODEO 






$400 










journal. 

TRADE DEADLINE - Tues., Aug. 29 at 5 PM. 








DILLON MT 

SEPTEMBER 2-3 

MONTANA’S BIGGEST WEEKEND 


ARENA: Harry Andrus Arena 

ADDRESS: Beaverhead County Fairgrounds 


3- 2:00 PM 




CIRCUIT. 







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BULLS 



MERRITT, BC CN 

SEPTEMBER 2-3 

NICOLA VALLEY PRORODEO 



3- 1:00 PM 



@ $1250 


$100; SW-$100; TR-$100 







PINE CITY MN 

SEPTEMBER 2-3 

PINE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Heidelberger Arena 

ADDRESS: 3923 State Hwy 70 


3- 6:00 PM 


TR-HL @ $750 



BADLANDS (>100), AND PRAIRIE (>100) CIRCUITS. 










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RE - Back to back same perf, if two go-rounds B15.2.6. 

STK. CONT.: DAKOTA RODEO 



EVANSTON WY 

SEPTEMBER 2-4 

EVANSTON COWBOY DAYS INC 


ARENA: Uinta County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 102 Bear River Drive 




@ $2325 



CIRCUIT. 


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EC: 11:00 AM MDT AUGUST 21 

CHIHUAHUA MX NPP 

SEPTEMBER 3 

RODEO DE ZOOTECNIA 

ARENA: Arena De Zoontecnia 

ADDRESS: Fracc. Granjas Universitarias 





TD-$54; SW-$54 


GROUND RULES: ENTRY FEES - BB, SB, BR - $37; 

TD, SW - $54; TR - $108 per team. 

TO ENTER - Call (52) 614-416-9973 or email 

mherrera46@hotmail.com. Must include member card 

number, name and events to enter. Entry office is open 

from 10 AM to 2 PM and 4 PM to 6 PM (MT) Monday 

through Friday. 

BB, SB, BR, SW - On go-round. 

TR, TD - Two go-rounds. The first go- round will be 

run during slack. The top 12 from the first go-round 

will compete during the performance. The remaining 

contestants will compete in slack after the completion 

of the first go-round. 

TR, TD - Stock charge $9 per go-round (per team in 

TR). 

Limits - BB, SB, SW - 10; BR - 14; TD - 20. No limit 

in TR. 



LAKEVIEW OR 

SEPTEMBER 3-4 

LAKE COUNTY ROUND-UP 


ARENA: Lake County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 1900 North 4th St. 


4- 1:00 PM 





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WHITE SULPHUR SPRING MT 

SEPTEMBER 3-4 

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS 

LABOR DAY RODEO 


ARENA: Meagher Rodeo Park 

ADDRESS: 410 East Crawford 


4- 2:30 PM 


@ $1000 













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PENDING 

BLACKFOOT ID 

SEPTEMBER 4-5 

GEM STATE CLASSIC PRORODEO 


ARENA: E. Idaho State Fair 

ADDRESS: 97 Park Street 


5- 7:30 PM 


@ $1000 





gate access. 










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FORT MADISON IA 

SEPTEMBER 7-9 

TRI-STATE RODEO 

ARENA: CE Eddie Richards 

ADDRESS: 2103 303rd Avenue 




@ $5500 


$100 IF 1/$ 200 IF 2; BR-$100 + $100 DM IF 1/$200 

IF 2; TD-$200 IF 1/$325 IF 2; SW-$125 IF 1/$250 IF 2; 

TR-$225 IF 1/$250 IF 2 








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for any other reason), extra will be used. Only escaped 

animals go back to the herd. 








PUYALLUP WA 

SEPTEMBER 7-10 

WASHINGTON STATE FAIR PRORODEO 

ARENA: Puyallup Main Grandstand 

ADDRESS: 110 9th Avenue SW 


8- 6:30 PM; September 9- 1:00 PM; September 9- 6:30 

PM; September 10- 1:00 PM 

FINALS: September 10- 1:00 PM BB SB BR TD SW TR 



TD-$400; SW-$350; TR-$400 


GROUND RULES: ALL CONTESTANTS - Only actual 

contestant and one companion allowed gate access. 







ALL EVENTS - The alternate list for all replacements 

will be based on 2017 World Standings as of 7 days 

prior to the entry closing. 




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ALL CONTESTANTS: Contestants are to park in 

designated camping/parking area. Please visit www. 

puyalluprodeo.com for directions to the contestant 

camping/parking area. 

ALL CONTESTANTS - The committee requests that 

contestants remain at the arena following the Saturday, 

and Sunday matinee performances to sign autographs 

in the arena. 

ALL CONTESTANTS - Will be given a back number 

which must be worn and displayed at all times while in 

competition area. 

CONTESTANTS WITH HORSES - Contestants with 

horses are to stay on the designated contestant shuttle 

route to the arena and not wander on the fairgrounds. 

Route is marked with signage (maps available in 

contestant parking lot and from Rodeo Secretary). 

Rodeo committee has clean-up crew scheduled for 

designated route. Contestants with horses are to 

parade across from the camping/parking lot through 

the livestock gate on the fairgrounds to the arena 

in the main grandstand 1.5 hours prior to the start 

of the rodeo perf. Rodeo Committee requests that 

contestants ride together in groups and follow the 

contestant shuttle for safety no single riders. 

STALLS - Will not be provided for contestant use. 

TE - If a timed event animal escapes or a re-run is 

given for any other reason, the extra will be used. Only 

escaped animals go back into the herd. 

BB, SB, BR RE-RIDES - After all replacements have 

been made, any remaining available animals that were 

notified as turned-out through PROCOM (includes 

DR’s and VIR’s) will be used as re-rides prior to using 

the designated re-ride(s). 

ALL EVENTS - 24 minimum entries based on 2017 

PRCA World standings (as of 7 days prior to the entry 

closing). Two go-rounds, back to back, performance to 

performance, with a top 12 finals on Sunday, Sept. 10. 

BR - No day money. 


SUB. CONT.: BIG STONE RODEO, BRIDWELL 

PRORODEOS, COREY & LANGE RODEO KORKOW 

RODEOS 



NORTHFIELD MN 

SEPTEMBER 8-9 

DEFEAT OF JESSE JAMES DAYS RODEO 


ARENA: Jesse James Arena 

ADDRESS: Hwy 3 South 





GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH BADLAND 






positions on Fri., Sept., 1 between 9 AM and 1 PM. See 







STK. CONT.: SUTTON RODEOS 





SPOKANE WA 

SEPTEMBER 8-9 

SPOKANE INTERSTATE RODEO 


ARENA: Spokane County Fair & Expo 

ADDRESS: 404 N. Havana Street Ste1 


9- 7:00 PM 


@ $1500 



MONTANA CIRCUIT. 


gate access. 








positions on Fri., Sept. 1 between 9 AM and 12 PM. 


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WINNIE TX 

SEPTEMBER 8-9 

APPRECIATION 

FOR INDUSTRY PRORODEO 


ARENA: Nutty Jerry’s Equine Complex 

ADDRESS: 18291 Englin Rd 


9- 7:00 PM 





SOUTHEASTERN CIRCUIT. 





positions on Fri., Sept. 1 between 9 AM 12 PM. See 











BANNING CA 


STAGECOACH DAYS PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: AC Dysart Park 

ADDRESS: 2107 W Victory Ave 
















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STK. CONT.: HONEYCUTT RODEO 



SALT LAKE CITY UT 


UTAH’S OWN RODEO 

AT THE UTAH STATE FAIR 


ARENA: Utah State Fairpark 

ADDRESS: 155 N 1000 W 




@ $3000 








positions on Thurs., Sept. 1 between 9 AM and 12 PM. 


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ALBUQUERQUE NM NPP 

SEPTEMBER 9 

XTREME BULL RIDING 

ARENA: Tingley Coliseum 

ADDRESS: 300 San Pedro NE 




PERMITS: BR 


will be accepted for available positions on Tues., 

Sept. 5 between 9 AM and 12 PM. See Rodeo Entry 



go-round. (May be two go- rounds, back to back, same 

performance depending on the number of entries). 

CONTESTANT SLECTION FORMULAS DIV. 2: - 70% 

top money -30% top circuit. 






year. No medical exemptions will be accepted for event 

whose entries close on or after July 15th. A contestant 

will not be accepted as an entry at an X-bulls Event 

if he is already placed in a position at another PRCA 

rodeo or event on the same day as the X-bulls Event. 

























not replaced by an alternate, he will be responsible 

for the entry fees and the rodeo will count towards 

the official rodeo count. Any non-notified turn-out will 








any remaining available animals that were notified 

as turned-out (includes DR’s and VIR’s) will be used 

as re-rides prior to using the designated re-ride(s). 

PAYOFF: 6% of the total purse is to be deducted prior 















Entry Office/Supplemental Insurance fee ($135 total). 

*** THIS EVENT WILL NOT COUNT TOWARDS 2017 

X-BULLS STANDINGS. IT WILL COUNT TOWARDS 

2017 WORLD STANDINGS.*** 




PENDING 

BURDEN KS NPP 

SEPTEMBER 9 

BURDEN PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Burden Arena 

ADDRESS: 602 E. Third St. 



$500 









positions on Tues., Sept. 5 between 9 AM and 1 PM. 


journal. 

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SEPTEMBER 9 

DAVIE PRORODEO 


ARENA: Bergeron Rodeo Grounds 

ADDRESS: 4931 Davie Road 




@ $800 

PERMITS: TD SW TR; MAX - BB SB BR 


(>100), TEXAS (>100), PRAIRIE (>100), AND FIRST 

FRONTIER (>100) CIRCUITS. 


gate access. 





positions on Fri., Sept. 1 between 9 AM and 1 PM. See 


TRADE DEADLINE - Fri., Sept. 1 at 5 PM. All confirmed 



PROCOM. 

RE - Committee will pay entry fees for all riding event 

contestants who enter and compete. 

STK. CONT.: FIVE STAR RODEO 




SEPTEMBER 9 








@ $500 





gate access. 





positions on Wed., Sept. 6 between 9 AM and 1 PM. 


journal. 

TRADE DEADLINE - Wed., Sept. 6 at 5 PM. All 





R4.9.4. 



B15.2.6. 







EOO: 11:30 AM MDT SEPTEMBER 1 

EC: 11:30 AM MDT SEPTEMBER 5 


SEPTEMBER 9 

COWTOWN RODEO 






$400 










journal. 

TRADE DEADLINE - Wed., Sept. 6 at 5 PM. 







EC: 3:00 PM MDT SEPTEMBER 5 

CAMARGO MX NPP 

SEPTEMBER 10 

RODEO FERIA CAMARGO 

ARENA: Arena Santa Rosalia 

ADDRESS: Instalaciones de la feris de Ca 


SLACK: September 10-11:00 AM 



$54; SW-$54; TR-$108 


GROUND RULES: ENTRY FEES: BB, SB, BR, TD, SW - 

$37, TR - $108 per team. 

TO ENTER - Call (52)614-416-9973 or email to 

mherrera46@hotmail.com. Must include member card 

number, name and events to enter. Entry office is open 

from 10 AM to 2 PM, and 4 PM to 6 PM, MST, Monday 

through Friday. 

BB, SB, BR, SW - 1 go-round. 

TR, TD - Two go-rounds. The first go-round will be 

run in slack. The top 12 times from the first go-round 

will compete during the performance for their second 

go-round. 

TR - $11 stock charge per team. 

TD - $11 stock charge. 

LIMITS - BB, SB, SW - 10; BR - 14; TD - 20; TR - no 

limit. 



ABILENE TX 


WEST TEXAS FAIR & RODEO 


ARENA: Taylor County Coliseum 



13- 7:30 PM; September 14- 7:30 PM; September 15- 



@ $2500 

PERMITS: BB SB BR TD; MAX - SW TR 

GROUND RULES: The “30-hour replacement” rule will 









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ALBUQUERQUE NM 


NEW MEXICO STATE FAIR & RODEO 

ARENA: Tingley Coliseum 

ADDRESS: 300 San Pedro NE 


13- 6:45 PM; September 14- 6:45 PM; September 


17- 4:00 PM 



$100 IF 1/$200 IF 2; BR-$100 + $100 DM IF 1/$200 IF 

2; CR-$200 IF 1/$325 IF 2; SW-$125 IF 1/$250 IF 2; 

TR-$250 IF 1/$300 IF 2 




ALL CONTESTANTS - Contestant numbers to be worn 

at all times while in arena. All contestants must enter 

grounds through Gate 8 off of Louisiana. Stalls will 

be assigned on a first come, first serve basis. Please 

present PRCA Cards. 

ALL EVENTS - The “30-hour replacement” and “walkup 

replacement” rules will be in effect. See Rodeo 

Entry Information page of the business journal. 


positions on Thurs., Sept., 7 between 9 AM and 12 


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TE - If a timed event animal escapes during a 

performance (or a re-run is given for any other 

reason), the extra will be used. Only escaped animals 

go back into the herd. 


compensation. Back to back, same performance if two 

go-rounds. No slack. 

BR - 90 minimum entries. No compensation. Back to 

back, same performance if two go-rounds. No slack. 




PENDING 


TEXARKANA AR NPP 

SEPTEMBER 13 

FOUR STATES FAIR 

AND RODEO XTREME BULLS 

ARENA: Four States Entertainment 

ADDRESS: 3700 East 50th Street 




PERMITS: BR 



Sept. 7 between 9 AM and 11 AM. See Rodeo Entry 


COMPETITION FORMAT - 35 minimum entries. (May 

be two go-rounds, back to back same performance, 


IN ORDER OF SELECTION: - 70% top money - 30% 

top circuit 








year. No medical exemptions will be accepted for event 

whose entries close on or after July 15. A contestant 

will not be accepted as an entry at an X-bulls Event 

if he is already placed in a position at another PRCA 

rodeo or event on the same day as the X-bulls event. 





ALTERNATES: Alternates will be selected from a list 

established by PROCOM based on 2017 money won, 

as of 7 days prior to entry closing. (Only contestants 

that were drawn out due to qualification or conflict 

will be selected as alternates). Contestants who have 

originally entered and were eligible at time of entry 

may check in with or call the venue secretary no later 

than 1 hour prior to the perf to confirm their availability 

and desire to be an alternate. If selected, an alternate 

will assume the competition position of the contestant 

that he is replacing and if stock has been drawn, he 

will receive the stock drawn by that contestant. If a 

contestant notifies a turn-out and is replaced by an 


for the entry fees. The rodeo will not count toward the 

official rodeo count for the turned-out contestant. If 

the contestant that notified the turn-out is not replaced 

by an alternate, he will be responsible for the entry 

fees and the rodeo will count towards the official rodeo 

count. Any non-notified turn-out will be responsible for 

entry fees and the rodeo will count towards the official 

rodeo count, even if they are replaced. The alternate 

will also be responsible for entry fees. 

RE-RIDE - After all replacements have been made, any 

remaining available animals were notified as turnedout 

(includes DR’s and VIR’s) will be used as re-rides 

prior to using the designated re-ride(s). 


to the pay-off and sent in with the results. The pay-off 

will be determined on the highest marked score. ALL 


WITH THE RULEBOOK. 


Competition (including Division 2 qualifying events) 

to count for the 2017 National Finals Rodeo, or the 

2017 Rookie of the Year Standings, during the 2017 

season, a contestant must have entered and competed 

at a minimum of forty (40) PRCA rodeos. Money won 

will count for PRCA World Standings and Xtreme Bulls 



a circuit rodeo count. EF’S: $100 EF plus $35 Central 

Entry Office/Supplemental Insurance Fee ($135 

total). ***This event will not count for 2017 X-Bulls 

Standings. It will count for 2017 World Standings. *** 




PENDLETON OR 


PENDLETON ROUND-UP 

ARENA: Pendleton Round-Up Arena 

ADDRESS: 1205 SW Court Avenue 



16- 1:15 PM 

FINALS: September 16- 1:15 PM BB SB BR TD SW 

TR SR 

SLACK: September 11-11:30 AM SR 1st go September 

12- 8:30 AM TD, SW, TR-1st;SR 2nd g o September 

13- 8:30 AM TD, SW 


$35000 


$100 IF 1/$ 200 IF 2; BR-$100 + $100 DM; TD-$400; 

SW-$350; TR-$400; SR-$400 

PERMITS: BB SB BR TR; CIR MAX - SW SR 

GROUND RULES: ALL CONTESTANTS - Will be 

required to sign liability release before they compete. 








positions on Thurs., Sept.7 between 9 AM and 11 AM. 


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ALL CONTESTANTS - All contestants must wear back 

number while in arena. 

TE - Two go-rounds, W/F’s (12). Top 12 in the finals in 

all PRCA events plus splits. Electric eye barrier will be 

used in all timed events. If electric eye fails, the hand 

pulled barrier will be used and all times will count as 

recorded. 

TD, SR - Ropers may choose to come from headers 

side. They must notify judges in advance. The liners 

will not move from header side. 

TD - A fresh calf will be furnished for each contestant 

in the first go-round. A fresh calf will also be furnished 

for each contestant in the finals. All calves will be chute 

run (not drawn). If an animal escapes, the next animal 

will be used. (The escaped animal will go back into the 

herd for next run of the cattle.) R8.3.1 will be waived 

(calves may not be eartagged). 

TR - Only two loops. 

SR - $45 stock charge per go-round. 

SCORELINES - TR & SR - 15’; TD - 12’; SW - 10’. 

SW, TR, SR - If a timed event animal escapes, or a 

re-run is given for any other reason, the extra will be 

used. Only escaped animals go back into the herd. 

QUALIFICATIONS: BB & SB - 56 maximum entries. No 

compensation. One go-round. W/F’s (12). Top 12 in the 

finals in all PRCA events plus splits. $5,000 held out 

for finals. No slack. 

BR - 56 maximum entries. 85% top money, 15% top 

circuit. No compensation. No slack. W/F’s (12). Top 12 

in the finals in all PRCA events plus splits. $5,000 held 

out for finals. 


SUB. CONT.: BROOKMAN RODEO, BURCH 

RODEO, FOUR STAR RODEO, KORKOW RODEOS, 

OUTLAWBUCKERS RODEO, SANKEY PRORODEO & 

ROBINSON BULLS, WAYNE VOLD RODEO 



HARRISON AR 


HARRISON PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Harrison Roundup Club 

ADDRESS: 1400 Fairground Drive 




TR-HL @ $750 



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of current, negative Coggins test and health papers. 


R4.9.4. 






EOO: 12:00 PM MDT SEPTEMBER 1 


PENDING 

ST. GEORGE UT 


DIXIE ROUNDUP 


ARENA: Lions Dixie Sunbowl 

ADDRESS: 400 East 100 South 












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TEXARKANA AR 


FOUR STATES FAIR & RODEO 


ARENA: Four States Entertainment 

ADDRESS: 3700 East 50th Street 







GROUND RULES: CO-APPROVED WITH TEXAS AND 

PRAIRIE CIRCUITS. 







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NATIONAL CATTLE CONGRESS 


ARENA: McElroy Auditorium 

ADDRESS: 257 Ansborough Avenue 




@ $1000 

PERMITS: TR; MAX - BB SB BR TD SW 









B15.2.6. 




PENDING 

BOZEMAN MT NPP 

SEPTEMBER 15 

COPPER SPRING PRORODEO 


ARENA: Copper Spring 

ADDRESS: 601 S. Pine Butte Road 





STATES, WILDERNESS, COLUMBIA RIVER (>100), 

AND BADLANDS (>100) CIRCUITS. 








positions on Mon., Sept. 11 between 9 AM and 12 PM. 


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PROCOM. 




PENDING 

FORREST CITY AR 


CROWLEY’S RIDGE 

SADDLE CLUB CHARITY RODEO 


ARENA: Willy T Jones Arena 

ADDRESS: 100 South Hwy 1 


16- 7:30 PM 


TR-HL @ $350 



CIRCUIT. 







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TRADE DEADLINE - Mon., Sept. 11 at 5 PM. All 




RE - Back to back same perf., if two go-rounds 

B15.2.6. 




PENDING 

OLDS CN 


OLDSTOBERFEST 



16- 6:00 PM 




$125; SW-$125; TR-$125 


GROUND RULES: May also enter online between Aug. 

28 at 8 AM and Aug. 29 at 2 PM. 




OTHELLO WA 


OTHELLO PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Othello Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: 821 S. Reynolds Rd 


16- 8:00 PM 


@ $1800 








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PROCOM. 

STK. CONT.: BIG BEND RODEO 



PENDING 

TYLER TX 


ROSE CITY ROUNDUP 


ARENA: Cross Brand Cowboy Church 

ADDRESS: 11915 Fm 2015 


16- 7:00 PM 



@ $1750 



SOUTHEASTERN CIRCUIT, AND PRAIRIE (>100) 

CIRCUITS. 










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PROCOM. 






PENDING 


SEPTEMBER 16 



ARENA: Copper Spring Ranch 
















positions on Tues. Sept. 12 between 9 AM and 12 PM. 


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PENDING 


SEPTEMBER 16 








@ $500 



CIRCUIT SOUTHEASTERN (>100) CIRCUITS. 


gate access. 







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R4.9.4. 



B15.2.6. 











SEPTEMBER 16 

COWTOWN RODEO 






$400 








positions on Tue., Sept. 19 between 9 AM and 3 PM. 


journal. 

TRADE DEADLINE - Tue., Sept. 19 at 5 PM. 








COARSEGOLD CA 


COARSEGOLD STAMPEDE PRO RODEO 


ARENA: Coarsegold Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: 44777 Rodeo Grounds Lane 


17- 2:00 PM 





RIVER (>100), WILDERNESS (>100), TURQUOISE 











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STK. CONT.: ALL IN PRORODEOS 



MARYSVILLE CA 


MARYSVILLE STAMPEDE 


ARENA: Cotton Rosser Arena 

ADDRESS: 600 Bizz Johnson Dr 


17- 3:30 PM 


TR-HL @ $600 

PERMITS: BR TR; MAX - BB SB TD SW 






ALL EVENTS - The “Walk-up Replacement” policy will 




positions on Tue., Sept. 12 between 9 AM and 12 PM. 


journal. 






B15.2.6. 




PENDING 


SEPTEMBER 17 



ARENA: Copper Spring Ranch 


















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TYLER TX NPP 

SEPTEMBER 17 

PRCA ROSE CITY ROUND-UP 


ARENA: Cross Brand Cowboy Church 

ADDRESS: 11915 Fm 2015 




@ $750 



SOUTHEASTERN CIRCUIT, AND PRAIRIE (>100) 

CIRCUITS. 










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PENDING 

AMARILLO TX 

SEPTEMBER 21-23 

AMARILLO TRI-STATE FAIR AND RODEO 


ARENA: Amarillo National Center 

ADDRESS: 3301 SE. 10th Ave 

PERFS: 3 Perfs: September 21- 7:30 PM; September 


SLACK: September 20- 9:00 AM GB, SR September 

21- 8:00 AM TR, SW, TD 





TURQUOISE, PRAIRIE AND SOUTHEASTERN (>100) 

CIRCUITS. 







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PROCOM. 


R4.9.4. 

ALL CONTESTANTS WITH HORSES - Must have 

proof of current, negative 12 months Coggins Test 

for admittance to fairgrounds. No stall reservations. 

Stalls available on a first-come, first- serve basis for 

contestants in the Kimble #1 Building. No horses 

in portable panels for any reason. No horses tied to 

trailers overnight. All contestants vehicles and trailers 

must be parked in specified rodeo parking area. All 

contestants should enter fairgrounds at gate #3 located 

on the north side of the fairgrounds. Gate #3 is located 

one block West 3rd and Grand intersection. 

SR - Three go-rounds held during slack Wed., Sept. 20 

at 9 AM. Extras will be used to replace sick or injured 



TD, SW, TR - Approximately 12 contestants or teams 

will be placed in each performance. 

SLACK ORDER - Slack order on Thurs., Sept. 21 is TR, 

SW, TD. 







SPRINGHILL LA 

SEPTEMBER 21-23 

SPRINGHILL PRCA RODEO 


ARENA: Springhill Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: 1000Machen Drive 

PERFS: 3 Perfs: September 21- 8:00 PM; September 


EVENTS: BB SB TD SW TR-HD TR-HL @ $1500 BR 

@ $3000 



CIRCUIT, GREAT LAKES (>100), PRAIRIE (>100), 

FIRST FRONTIER (>100) CIRCUITS. 




ALL EVENTS - The “walk-up replacement” rule will be 

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PROCOM. 


R4.9.4. 


STK. CONT.: BIG RAFTER RODEO 



CENTRE HALL PA NPP 

SEPTEMBER 22 

COY LUTZ MEMORIAL RODEO 


ARENA: Grange Encampment & Centre 

ADDRESS: 169 Homan Lane 




@ $500 










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TRADE DEADLINE - Fri., Sept. 15 at 5 PM. All 







BROOKS CN 


DALLAS SUNSTRUM 

MEMORIAL PRORODEO 



23- 7:00 PM 


@ $1500 


$100; SW-$100; TR-$100 



online between Sept. 4 at 8 AM and Sept. 5 at 2 PM. 





OKLAHOMA CITY OK 


DIVISION 2 QUALIFYING 

EVENT XTREME BULLS 

ARENA: Jim Norick Arena 

ADDRESS: 333 Gordon Cooper Blvd 


23- 7:30 PM 



PERMITS: BR 

GROUND RULES: ALL EVENTS - Re-entries will 

be accepted for available positions on Mon., Sept. 

18 between 9 AM and 11 AM. See Rodeo Entry 






COMPETITION FORMAT - 100 minimum entries. 

(May be two go-rounds depending on the number 

entries. If two go-rounds, it will be back to back same 

performance). 

IN ORDER OF SELECTION: - 70% top money, - 30% 

top circuit. 







for events whose entries close on or after July 15. 









ALTERNATES: PROCOM will establish an alternate 

list, based on 2017 money won as of 7 days prior 

to entry closing. (Only contestants drawn out due 

to qualifications or conflicts will be selected as 

alternates). Contestants who are placed in a position 

at another PRCA rodeo or event on the same day as 

the X- Bulls Event will not be eligible to be used as an 


were eligible at the time of entry may check in with or 

call the venue secretary no later than 1 hour prior to 

the performance to confirm their availability and desire 

to be an alternate. If selected, an alternate will assume 




notifies a turn-out and is replaced by an alternate, the 

alternate contestant will be responsible for the entry 

fees. The rodeo will not count toward the official rodeo 

count for the turned-out contestant. If the contestant 

that notified the turn-out is not replaced by an 

alternate, he will be responsible for the entry fees and 

the rodeo will count towards the official rodeo count. 

Any non-notified turn-out will be responsible for entry 

fees and the rodeo will count towards the official rodeo 

count, even if he is replaced. The alternate will also 

be responsible for entry fees. If a contestant properly 

doctors releases, he will not be responsible for entry 

fees nor will the event be applied to his official rodeo 

count. 





PAYOFF: 6% of the total purse is to be deducted prior 


be determined on highest marked scores. 


competition (including division 2 qualifying events) 

to count for the 2017 National Finals Rodeo or the 

2017 Rookie of the Year Standings, during the 2017 

season a contestant must have entered and competed 

at a minimum of forty (40) PRCA rodeos. Money won 

will count for 2017 PRCA World Standings and 2018 

Xtreme Bulls Standings. It will not count for All Around 

standings, circuit standings or towards a circuit rodeo 

count. EF’s: $100 EF plus $35 Central Entry Office/ 

Supplemental Insurance fee ($135 total). **** This 

event will not count towards 2017 X-Bulls Standings. It 

will count towards 2017 World Standings. *** 




POWAY CA 


POWAY RODEO 


ARENA: Poway Valley Riders Associ 

ADDRESS: 14336 Tierra Bonita Rd 









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TRADE DEADLINE - Fri., Sept. 15at 5 PM. All 




ALL EVENTS - Contestants must wear assigned back 

number while in the arena. 

BB, SB - May be combined. 







SOUTHAVEN MS 


RODEO OF THE MID-SOUTH 


ARENA: Lander Center 

ADDRESS: 4560 Venture Dr 


23- 7:30 PM 


TR-HL @ $500 



CIRCUIT. 


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B15.2.6. 







PENDING 



HANNA, AB CN 


HANNA PRORODEO 




SLACK: September 22-12:00 PM 

EVENTS: BB SB BR TD SW @ $2100 TR-HD TR-HL 

@ $1050 


$100; SW-$100; TR-$100 



online between Sept. 5 at 8 AM and Sept. 6 at 2 PM. 



SAN BERNARDINO CA 


SHERIFF’S PRCA RODEO 

ARENA: Sheriff’s Rodeo Arena 

ADDRESS: Glen Helen Parkway 




@ $5000 


$100 IF 1/$ 200 IF 2; BR-$100 + $100 DM IF 1/$200 IF 

2; TR-$225 IF 1/$250 IF 2 











positions on Mon., Sept. 18 between 9 AM and 11 AM. 


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BR - 45 minimum entries. No compensation. No slack 




STEPHENVILLE TX 


COWBOY CAPITAL 

OF THE WORLD PRCA RODEO 

ARENA: Lone Star Arena 

ADDRESS: 4696 N US Hwy 377 



SLACK: September 21- 9:00 AM SR Only September 

22- 8:00 AM TE 

EVENTS: BB SB BR TD SW TR-HD TR-HL @ $6500 SR 

@ $7500 













R4.9.4. 

STALLS - All contestants with overnight horses must 

be stalled on grounds. No exceptions. 

BB & SB - Back to back, same performance if two 

go-rounds B15.2.6. 

SR - Three go-rounds. All run in slack on Thurs., 

Sept. 21 at 9 AM. Extras will be used to replace sick or 






STK. CONT.: PETE CARR PRORODEO 

SUB. CONT.: PETE CARR’S CLASSIC PRORODEO 



PENDING 

CENTRE HALL PA NPP 

SEPTEMBER 23 

COY LUTZ MEMORIAL RODEO 


ARENA: Grange Encampment & Centre 

ADDRESS: 169 Homan Lane 




@ $500 







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SEPTEMBER 23 








@ $500 



CIRCUIT SOUTHEASTER (>100) CIRCUITS. 


gate access. 







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GB - Approved for slack event in accordance with 

R4.9.4. 



B15.2.6. 








MILTON FL NPP 

SEPTEMBER 23 

SANTA ROSA COUNTY FAIR 


ARENA: June Ates Arena 

ADDRESS: 8604 Bobby Brown Road 



@ $500 






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PENDING 


SEPTEMBER 23 

COWTOWN RODEO 






$400 










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TRADE DEADLINE - Tues., Sept. 19 at 5 PM. 








APACHE OK 


APACHE STAMPEDE 


ARENA: Bub + Nancy Tate Arena 

ADDRESS: Anderson & Cherry 


24- 2:00 PM 





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TE - All timed event cattle will be run down the alley 

(58 ft. box). Scores for timed events will be: TD -12 ft., 

SW - 10 ft., TR - 15 ft. 

SR - 15 ft. Hand pull barrier will be used. 

SR - Two go-rounds, all run in slack following the 

other slack events. Extras will be used to replace sick 

or injured animals. (The misdraw procedure will not be 





STK. CONT.: MO BETTA RODEO 



PENDING 

INDUSTRY CA 


INDUSTRY HILLS CHARITY PRO RODEO 

ARENA: Industry Hills ExpoCenter 

ADDRESS: 16200 Temple Ave 


24- 2:00 PM 



TR-HL @ $3000 


$100 IF 1/$ 200 IF 2; BR-$100 + $100 DM IF 1/$200 

IF 2 

PERMITS:; CIR - BB SB BR SW TR 









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ALL EVENTS - Contestants must check-in with the 

rodeo secretary and sign a release waiver prior to 

competing. 






PENDING 

KINGMAN AZ 


33RD ANNUAL 

ANDY DEVINE DAYS RODEO 


ARENA: Mohave County Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 2600 Fairgrounds Blvd 


24- 1:00 PM 



@ $1100 



AND CALIFORNIA CIRCUITS. 


gate access 







ALL EVENTS - Re-entries will be accepted on Tues., 

Sept. 19 between 9 AM and 12 PM. See Rodeo Entry 






TD - Scoreline will be 4ft less than the length of the 

box. 



STK. CONT.: HONEYCUTT RODEO 



PASADENA TX 


PASADENA LIVESTOCK SHOW & RODEO 

ARENA: Ross Kelly Arena 

ADDRESS: 7601 Red Bluff 




30- 7:30 PM 
















R4.9.4. 

TE - If a timed event animal escapes during a 

performance (or a re-run is given for any other 

reason), the extra will be used. Only escaped animals 

go back into the herd. 






NEW BRAUNFELS TX 


COMAL COUNTY FAIR & RODEO 


ARENA: Comal County Fa 

ADDRESS: 801 Common Street 



EVENTS: BB SB TD SW TR-HD TR-HL @ $2000 BR 

@ $4000 













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R4.9.4. 


B15.2.6. 


of current Coggins Test and health papers. 




STK. CONT.: LANCASTER & JONES PRORODEO 



WRANGLER champions 

challenge finale 

SIOUX FALLS SD NPP 

SEPTEMBER 29 

SIOUX FALLS PREMIER 

RODEO WCC FINALE 

ARENA: Denny Sanford Premier Cent 

ADDRESS: 1201 N. West Ave. 




GROUND RULES: Qualified contestants will be 

required to confirm competition participation by calling 

PROCOM and submitting 2017 Champions Challenge 

contract. Contracts will be available online at www. 

prorodeo.org under Member Self-Services and are 

available for online submission. 

CHECK-IN - Contestant are required to check-in at 

the event location no later than 12:00 (NOON) on the 

day of the event unless otherwise directed by PRCA 

Properties. 

See WRANGLER CHAMPIONS CHALLENGE 

PRESENTED by Justin Boots ground rules online under 

member self-services at www.prorodeo.org. 




BAKERSFIELD CA 


KERN COUNTY FAIR RODEO 


ARENA: Kern County Fair 

ADDRESS: 1142 South P Street 


30- 7:30 PM 


TR-HL @ $550 

PERMITS: BB SB BR SW TR 










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QUALFICIATIONS: BB, SB, BR - 30 minimum entries. 





PENDING 



KANSAS CITY MO 


AMERICAN ROYAL RODEO 


ARENA: Hale Arena 

ADDRESS: 1701 American Royal Ct 















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SLACK ORDER - GB, SW, TR, TD. 







LAS CRUCES NM 


SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO STATE FAIR 


ARENA: Southern New Mexico Fairgrounds 

ADDRESS: 12125 Robert Larson Blvd 


30- 7:00 PM 


@ $1000 



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STK. CONT.: HI LO PRORODEO 



MONA UT 


YOUNG LIVING PRCA RODEO 

ARENA: Young Living Arena 

ADDRESS: 3700 N. Hwy 91 


30- 7:00 PM 



@ $4000 





be effect. See Rodeo Entry Information page of the 





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ALL CONTESTANTS - Are required to sign a release 

prior to competition. 






WRANGLER champions 

challenge finale 

SIOUX FALLS SD NPP 

SEPTEMBER 30 

SIOUX FALLS PREMIER 

RODEO WCC FINALE 

ARENA: Denny Sanford Premier Cent 

ADDRESS: 1201 N. West Ave. 




GROUND RULES: Qualified contestants will be 

required to confirm competition participation by calling 

PROCOM and submitting 2017 Champions Challenge 

contract. Contracts will be available online at www. 

prorodeo.org under Member Self-Services and are 

available for online submission. 

CHECK-IN - Contestant are required to check-in at 

the event location no later than 12:00 (NOON) on the 

day of the event unless otherwise directed by PRCA 

Properties. 

See WRANGLER CHAMPIONS CHALLENGE 

PRESENTED by Justin Boots ground rules online under 

member self-services at www.prorodeo.org. 





SEPTEMBER 30 

COWTOWN RODEO 






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NEW BRAUNFELS, TX: OCT 1 ....................................... $10,000 

CANADA LISTING 

C.P.R.A. OFFICE ............................................. 403-945-0903 

CRES ADMINISTRATION ............................... 403-945-0358 

CANADIAN RODEO ENTRY SYSTEM .............. 800-661-8523 

From the Calgary Exchange .......................... (403) 945-0368 

TURN OUT LINE ........................................... (403) 945-7381 

TURN OUT AND MEDICAL RELEASE NOTIFICATION 

Refer CPRA Rulebook 

ATTENTION: For official times, dates and ground rules for 

cpra rodeos, see the Canadian Pro Rodeo magazine or online 

at www.rodeocanada.com 

RODEO 

R.O. PHONE 

KENNEDY, SK 306-736-7720 JUL 22-23 

MEDICINE HAT, AB 403-527-1234 JUL 27-29 

BONNYVILLE, AB 780-812-0773 JUL 28-29 

POLLOCKVILLE 403-498-9611 JUL 29 

BRUCE 780-688-3424 JUL 30 

HIGH PRAIRIE, AB 780-523-3724 AUG 1-2 

STRATHMORE, AB 403-934-6984 AUG 4-7 

GRIMSHAW, AB 780-618-9483 AUG 5-6 

LA CRETE, AB 780-928-3678 AUG 8-9 

DAWSON CREEK, BC 250-782-8911 AUG 11-13 

JASPER, AB 780-852-8081 AUG 16-19 

CRANBROOK 250-489-4427 AUG 18-20 

PINCHER CREEK, AB 250-280-6827 AUG 18-20 

OKOTOKS, AB 403-938-1518 AUG 25-27 

ARMSTRONG, BC 250-546-9141 AUG 30-SEP 2 

MERRITT, BC 250-280-6827 SEP 2-3 

OLDS 403-556-3770 SEP 15-16 

BROOKS 403-362-2262 SEP 22-23 

HANNA, AB 403-664-0312 SEP 22-24 

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Event Location Start Date 

Cheyenne Frontier Rodeo Cheyenne WY July 22 

Iowa’s Championship Rodeo Sidney IA Aug. 1 

Dodge City RoundUp Rodeo Dodge City KS Aug. 2 

Douglas County Fair & Rodeo Castle Rock CO Aug. 4 

Lea County Fair & Rodeo Lovington NM Aug. 9 

Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo Sikeston MO Aug. 9 

Lawton Rangers Rodeo Lawton OK Aug. 9 

Farm-City Pro Rodeo Hermiston OR Aug. 9 

North Texas State Fair Rodeo Denton TX Aug. 18 

World’s Oldest Continuous Rodeo Payson AZ Aug. 18 

Horse Heaven Round-Up Kennewick WA Aug. 22 

Pueblo Rodeo Pueblo CO Aug. 25 

Rancho Mission Viejo Rodeo San Juan Capistrano CA Aug. 26 

Elk City Rodeo of Champions Elk City OK Sept. 1 

Ocala Shrine Rodeo Ocala FL Sept. 1 

Dayton Championship Rodeo Dayton IA Sept. 1 

Ellensburg Rodeo Ellensburg WA Sept. 1 

Fort Madison Tri-State Rodeo Fort Madison IA Sept. 6 

Puyallup ProRodeo Puyallup WA Sept. 8 

West Texas Fair & Rodeo Abilene TX Sept. 11 

NM State Fair & Rodeo Albuquerque NM Sept. 12 

Four States Fair Rodeo Texarkana AR Sept. 14 

Tri-State Fair & Rodeo Amarillo TX Sept. 22 

Oklahoma State Fair Oklahoma City OK Sept. 22 

Pasadena PRCA Rodeo Pasadena TX Sept. 23 

Poway Rodeo Poway CA Sept. 29 

WCC FInale Sioux Falls SD Sept. 29 

Turquoise Circuit Finals Las Cruces NM Sept. 29 

San Dimas Western Days Rodeo San Dimas CA Oct. 1 

Badlands Circuit Finals Minot ND Oct. 6 

California Circuit Finals Lancaster CA Oct. 7 

Rusk County PRCA Rodeo Henderson TX Oct. 13 

Prairie Circuit Finals Duncan OK Oct. 13 

NILE Rodeo Billings MT Oct. 20 

Mountain States Circuit Finals Loveland CO Oct. 27 

Hill City, Kan., July 31 August 1-2, 2017 (3-Rounds) 

Tehachapi, Ca. August 18-19, 2017 (2-Rounds) 

San Angelo, Texas (Date TBD) Stand-Alone (1-Day and 12 Bullfighters) 

Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 16-17, 2017 (2-Rounds) 

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22-Jul Ogden Pioneer Days Ogden UT 

26-Jul Central MT PRCA Rodeo Lewistown MT 

26-Jul Kit Carson County Fair Burlington CO 

17-Jul Chief Joseph Days Rodeo Joseph OR 

27-Jul That Famous Preston Night Rodeo Preston ID 

28-Jul Days of 76 Deadwood SD 

28-Jul Kaw Valley Rodeo Manhattan KS 

28-Jul Last Chance Stampede Helena MT 

28-Jul Sheridan Saddle Club PRCA Rodeo Plentywood MT 

29-Jul Ski Hi Stampede Rodeo Monte Vista CO 

1-Aug Jayhawker Roundup Rodeo Hill City KS 

1-Aug Wind River PRCA Rodeo Roundup Riverton WY 

3-Aug Kansas’ Biggest Rodeo Phillipsburg KS 

4-Aug Richland County Fair and Rodeo Sidney MT 

4-Aug War Bonnet Roundup Idaho Falls ID 

5-Aug Dodge City Roundup Dodge City KS 

10-Aug Jerome County Fair and Rodeo Jerome ID 

11-Aug Missoula Stampede Missoula Mt 

11-Aug Omak Stampede Omak WA 

12-Aug Sand and Sage Roundup Lamar CO 

15-Aug Lynden PRCA Rodeo Lynden WA 

18-Aug Pincher Creek Pro Rodeo Pincher Creek AB 

20-Aug Fallon County Fair and Rodeo Baker MT 

24-Aug Horse Heaven Roundup Kennewick WA 

25-Aug Golden Spike Rodeo Tremonton Ut 

30-Aug Magic Valley Stampede Filer ID 

1-Sep Walla Walla Frontier Days Walla Walla WA 

3-Sep Montana’s Biggest Weekend Dillon MT 

3-Sep Pioneer City Rodeo Palestine IL 

8-Sep Spokane County Interstate Fair and Rodeo Spokane WA 

14-Sep Pendleton Roundup Pendleton OR 

16-Sep 84th Annual Marysville Stampede Marysville CA 

23-Sep San Bernadino Sheriff’s Rodeo San Bernadino CA 

24-Sep Andy Devine Days Rodeo Kingman AZ 

2017 PRCA FREESTYLE BULLFIGHT TOUR RODEOS 

Spanish Fork, Utah, Sept. 23, 2017 (1-Day and 15 Bullfighters) 

Pasadena, Texas, Sept. 22-23, 2017 (2-three man Bullfights, 2-Rounds Each) 

Bonifay, Fla., Oct. 5-7, 2017 (3-Rounds) 

2017 wrangler GOLD AND SILVER TOUR RODEOS 

City Rodeo Name Dates 

Gold Series 

San Antonio, TX SALE 9-26 February, 2017 

Clovis, CA Clovis Rodeo 28-30 April, 2017 

Reno, NV Reno Rodeo 16-24 June, 2017 

Cody, WY Cody Stampede 1-4 July, 2017 

Spanish Fork, UT Spanish Fork Fiesta Days Rodeo 20-24 July, 2017 

St. Paul, OR St. Paul Rodeo 30-4 July, 2017 

Cheyenne, WY Cheyenne Frontier Days 22-30 July, 2017 

Salinas, CA 

California Rodeo Salinas 

Dodge City, KS Dodge City Roundup Rodeo 2-6 August, 2017 

Silver Series 

Logandale, NV Clark County Fair and Rodeo 12-16 April, 2017 

Red Bluff, CA Red Bluff Round-up 21-23 April, 2017 

Redding, CA Redding Rodeo 17-19 May, 2017 

Prescott, AZ World’s Oldest Rodeo 28-4 July, 2017 

Sheridan, WY Sheridan “WYO” Rodeo 12-15 July, 2017 

Lovington, NM Lea County Fair & PRCA Rodeo 

Sikeston, MO Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo 9-12 August, 2017 

Hermiston, OR Farm-City Pro Rodeo 9-12 August, 2017 

Pasadena, TX Pasadena Livestock Show and Rodeo 



The following passed at the March 2017 BOD meeting 

Change B12.2.2 Submission of Challenge. Within 10 PRCA National Office business days after an audit of PRCA Official 

Standings, a “Point Audit Challenge Opportunity” letter shall be mailed made available to the top 30 Contestant Card Members 

or Life Members in each event (top 30 Contestant Card Member or Life Member team roping headers and top 30 Contestant Card 

Member or Life Member team roping heelers) according to the PRCA Official Standings. Contestants wishing to challenge the 

PRCA standings calculation after the rodeo-year-end cutoff date (either with respect to their own winnings or those of another) 

must submit a formal letter of challenge to the Director of Rodeo Administration, setting forth fully the basis of the challenge. 

Such challenge must be received by the PRCA Director of Rodeo Administration no later than fourteen business days after the 

corresponding rodeo year-end cutoff date. If a Member desires to file a challenge the result of which, if successful, could be a 

change in the Official Standings for a rodeo, event or sponsorship award which has a Cutoff Date other than the rodeo-year-end 

Cutoff Date, and the Member desires that any resulting changes in Official Standings be made in time to affect qualification for 

such rodeo, event or sponsorship award, such challenge must be received by the Director of Rodeo Administration no later than 

14 calendar days after the end of the corresponding Cutoff Date for that rodeo, event or sponsorship award. If the 14th day after a 

Cutoff Date falls on a non-PRCA National Office Business Day, then the challenge must be received no later than the next PRCA 

National Office Business Day. Likewise, a successful challenge may result in a change in the Official Standings for one rodeo, 

event or sponsorship award for which the challenge was timely filed, but no change in the Official Standings for another rodeo, 

event or sponsorship award for which the challenge was not timely filed (for example, a successful challenge may impact the 

Official Standings for the NFR, but if that challenge is filed more than 14 days after the Cutoff Date for a CFR, the corresponding 

change will not be made in the Official Standings for that CFR). 

Passed 

2017 Bylaw Proposal 

Change B15.1.14 Events. A rodeo must include five of the following events; bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, bull riding, tiedown 

roping, steer wrestling and team roping to be approved. (Rodeo Committee Executive Council submitted 1/15) 

TABLED 

2018 Rule Proposals 

Delete R10.2.1 Spur Out Rule. To qualify for a marking, bareback or saddle bronc rider must have the rowels of the spurs 

touching the horse above the break of the shoulders when horse’s front feet hit the ground on its initial move out of the chute. (R. 

Christian submitted 2/16) 

Competition Committee denied 

2018 Bylaw Proposals 

New bylaw B15.3.3 - All rodeos with 4 or more performances are required to have equal money in the team roping. (G. Tonozzi 

submitted 4/16) 

New bylaw B15.3.4 – All rodeos that add a committee base purse of $10,000 or more per event are required to have equal money 

in the team roping. (G. Tonozzi submitted 4/16) 

New bylaw B15.3.5 – All rodeos shall add equal money in the team roping. If a rodeo is not currently adding equal money, then 

they will increase it 50% during the 2018 rodeo season and 50% the second year to make it equal money. (G. Tonozzi submitted 

4/16) 

Change B5.3 Contract Personnel Executive Council. The Contract Personnel Executive Council shall consist of five six 

representatives elected on a staggered basis. One representative will be elected as an at-large representative and the other four five 

representatives will be elected by a category of Contract Personnel based on the participation of the Contract Personnel at PRCAapproved 

rodeos. The categories for representation of Contract Personnel shall be as follows: (1) Timers/Arena Secretaries; (2) 

Arena Pickup Men/Labor/Specialty Acts/Riding Groups/Misc.; (3)Announcers; and (4) Clowns/Bullfighters (5) Bullfighters . 

The representatives for the categories of Announcers and Clowns and Bullfighters will be elected in even-numbered years. The 

representatives for the categories of Timers/Arena Secretaries; Arena Pickup Men/Labor/Specialty Acts/Riding Groups/Misc.; and 

the at-large representative will be elected in odd-numbered years. (A. Ferguson submitted 6/15) 

ADD B1.5.7 Pickup Men 

Any pickup man who has worked a circuit finals, RNCFR or the WNFR prior to 2015 will be granted a PRCA Noncontestant Card 

Member-pickup man status. 

ADD B1.5.7.1 Dues and Fees. Annual dues, fees and insurance premiums for a permit will be $250. 

ADD B1.5.7.2 Application. Applicants for Noncontestant Permit Member-pickup man status must submit a completed application 

to the PRCA. Two signatures must accompany the application; one from a current PRCA Stock Contractor and one from a pickup 

man who has worked WNFR, RNCFR or from a circuit finals pick up man in the last 5 years (NFSR pickup men cannot sign). 

ADD B1.5.7.3 Minimum Contracts. Permit applicant must provide a list of 5 PRCA rodeos for evaluation. The applicant will 

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work on that permit, for up to 5 PRCA events. The evaluation will be completed by a saddle bronc or bareback contestant event 

representative (or someone of their designation). However, the contestant event representative will physically sign off on the 

evaluation. If for any reason the contestant event representative (or his designee) does not evaluate the permit pickup man within 

the 5 given rodeos, they may reapply for another permit which gives them an additional 5 rodeos (at no additional cost). 

ADD B1.5.7.4 Requirements to Become a Pickup Man. Upon evaluation and approval by the contestant event representative, 

applicant may submit for a non-contestant pickup man card at the cost of $500. If the permit was purchased within the same rodeo 

season, they will pay the difference for the card. If they do not have a successful evaluation, the permit will be immediately revoked 

and that person cannot pickup and any other PRCA event following the rodeo in which they are evaluated. They may re-apply in 

one calendar year and pay all applicable fees to begin the process again. 

ADD B1.5.7.5 Insurance Fee. Pick-up men shall be subject to the insurance fee as set forth in Section B1.5.1.3. 

ADD B1.5.7.6 Special Event Eligibility. A permit member may not apply or work any type of finals rodeo until evaluated, 

approved and purchased a card. 

ADD B1.5.7.7 Emergency Procedures. In the event that a pick up man gets injured at a rodeo, the stock contractor has one 

performance which can be deemed an emergency. By the second performance held during that rodeo, they must hire a replacement 

pickup man with a PRCA card. Failure to do so will be $250 fine per performance, doubling with each occurrence. (J. Edwards 


New bylaw B15.8.4. Any member that is using copyrighted photographs from member photographers without proper authority and 

using said photos in any form (social media, personal websites) will be subject to the following penalties: 

First offense, $50 fine per photo used without permission 

Second offense, $150 fine per photo used 

Third offense, $300 fine per photo used 

Any further offense, fines remain at $300 per photo. It is the photographers’ responsibility to document misuse of photographs 

being used without proper authority. Photographer receives half of each fine for loss of revenue. (R. Freeman submitted 11/15) 

Change B15.3.1 Featured Events. No PRCA required event shall have more or less money added to that event’s purse than is added 

to the purse of any other PRCA event at a PRCA-approved rodeo unless otherwise approved by the PRCA Board of Directors or the 

Director of Rodeo Administration. However, a Rodeo Committee shall have the option of adding money to the purse for up to three 

events selected by the Rodeo Committee to be its featured event or events in an amount that is double the base money added by the 

Rodeo Committee to the purses of the other PRCA events approved for the rodeo (such base added money in the other events shall not, 

for purposes of determining the double money, include those events whose purse is compensated for limited entries). Any additional 

moneys which may be added in order to double the purse of a featured event or events at the Rodeo Committee’s election shall not be 

considered by the Director of Rodeo Administration in the determination of the amount of “fair and just” money to be added by the 

Rodeo Committee to the purses of the other PRCA events. Moreover, any Rodeo Committee electing to double the added purse money 

in a given event or events may not, without the approval of the PRCA Board of Directors, reduce the base added money for the other 

PRCA events held at its rodeo from that which was added by the Rodeo Committee to those events in the previous year. If a rodeo 

features two or more events, then they must add equal money in the team roping. (G. Tonozzi submitted 4/16) 


Change R10.5.5 Disqualification of a Rider. Any of the following shall disqualify a rider: 

A) Changing hands on rein. 

B) Losing or dropping rein before pre-designated time. 

C) Wrapping rein around hand. 

D) Losing stirrup. 

E) Being bucked off. 

F) Touching animal, equipment ground or fence or person with free hand. Riding with locked rowels, or rowels that will lock on 

spurs, and/or rowels not dulled. 

G) Violating the spur out rule. Dry resin may be used on chaps and saddle. Anyone using any other foreign substance shall be 

disqualified and declared ineligible to compete for 30 days; also subject to fine. (The judges will examine clothing, saddle, rein and 

spurs, and exception will be made if local rules make it necessary for the covering of spur rowels.) If a rider who has been 

advised he is next to go, failing to be above the animal with his glove on, if used, when previous horse leaves arena. (C. Corey 


Change R10.4.6 Disqualification of Rider. Any of the following shall disqualify a rider: 

A) Riding with rowels too sharp or locked; 

B) Being bucked off; Touching animal, equipment, ground, fence or person with free hand. One arm must be free at all times; 

D) Rigging comes off horse, with or without breaking; 

E) Violating the spur out rule; 

F) Taking any kind of finger tuck, finger wrap, or use of finger tape. Violators shall be disqualified and may also be subject to fine; 

G) If rider has been advised he is next to go, failing to be above the animal with his glove on when previous horse leaves the arena. 

(C. Corey submitted 4/16) 

Change R10.6.7 Disqualification of Rider [in Bull Riding]: Any one of the following 

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A) Being bucked off. 

B) Touching animal, equipment ground or fence or person with free hand. 

C) Using sharp spurs, or placing spurs or chaps under the rope when rope is being tightened. 

D) Not having a bell on bull rope. 

E) When a bull rider who has been advised he is next to go is not above the animal with his glove on when previous bull leaves the arena. 

F) Intentionally leaving the chute with spurs hooked or lodged in the bull rope loop(s). (C. Corey submitted 4/16) 

Change R10.6.3.2 Use of Horse Flanks in Bull Riding. Horse flanks and/or draw flanks will not be allowed in the bull riding 

provided that the tail of the flank strap is not long enough to touch the ground once pulled. (C. Whitney submitted 7/16) 

Change R1.3 Setting Up the Rodeo. Generally, a rodeo shall be set up by that rodeo’s Primary Stock Contractor. A representative 

of the rodeo committee may set up the rodeo only if specifically authorized, in writing, by the Primary Stock Contractor, and if such 

authorization is forwarded to the Central Entry Office prior to the scheduled time for setting up the rodeo. However, if the Primary 

Stock Contractor/rodeo committee representative has not contacted the Central Entry Office within one hour no later than 15 

minutes after entry closing time, the Central Entry Office will be allowed to set up the rodeo and draw positions, using the Central 

Entry Office’s discretion. Exceptions will be made only if the Primary Stock Contractor/rodeo committee representative has made 

arrangements with the Central Entry Office prior to entry opening time or if the rodeo has never before been sanctioned by the 

PRCA. The Director of Rodeo Administration shall have the authority to levy fines if a Primary Stock Contractor/rodeo committee 

representative fails to return a call at a mutually agreed time. (PRCA Staff submitted 8/16) 

Change R7.3.2 Ineligibility Period. At the time a contestant doctor releases, he must indicate whether the mandatory ineligibility 

period shall last 4, 10 days or 30 days. Ineligibility period shall begin the first day of competition after notification to the Central 

Entry Office of the intended doctor release and shall continue through the period of 4, 10 days or 30 days following the first scheduled 

competition of the rodeo or rodeos for which the contestant doctor releases. During a rodeo year, a contestant may not designate more 

than two ineligibility periods which last less than 30 days. All subsequent ineligibility periods shall automatically last 30-days. (G. 

Williams submitted 11/16) 

Change R7.3.1 Procedure. A contestant may doctor release, thus waiving all obligations for entry fees, turn-out fines, and mount 

monies, provided: 

A) Contestant has an injury or illness which prevents him from competing in one or more events for which he is entered at a rodeo; 

B) Contestant notifies the Central Entry Office of the intended doctor releases no later than three hours prior to the performance 

for which the contestant’s first go-round competition is scheduled (with contestant responsible for listing all rodeos in which he is 

scheduled to compete within the 4, 10- or 30-day ineligibility time period described below); and 

C) A medical doctor verification can only be submitted by a licensed medical doctor, physician’s assistant, nurse practitioner or 

any member of the Sports Medicine Team at a rodeo. The doctor’s verification must be on the attending medical practitioner’s on 

doctor’s letterhead bearing the doctor’s attending practitioner’s name, address and phone number, signed by a the attending licensed 

medical doctor, physician’s assistant, nurse practitioner or any member of the Sports Medicine Team at a rodeo. This release is to 

be is received by the PRCA National Office within seven days of the date of the last performance of the first rodeo for which the 

contestant doctor released. Failure to submit such a doctor’s verification will result in a fine equal to the entry fees for the event in 

question plus an additional $50. (PRCA Staff submitted 2/17) 

Change R1.2.6 Grace Period. There will be a one-hour and thirty-minute time period after entry closing time the Central Entry 

Office has set up the rodeo to allow contestants to draw out or change preferences. Contestants must make any adjustments must be 

made to their entry before the ninety minutes expire, unless a further extension of time is allowed by the Central Entry Office and 

Director of Rodeo Administration. (D. Petry submitted 2/17) 

Change R1.3 Setting Up the Rodeo. Generally, a rodeo shall be set up by that rodeo’s Primary Stock Contractor. A representative 

of the rodeo committee may set up the rodeo only if specifically, authorized, in writing, by the Primary Stock Contractor, and if 

such authorization is forwarded to the Central Entry Office prior to the scheduled time for setting up the rodeo. However, if the 

Primary Stock Contractor/rodeo committee representative has not contacted the Central Entry Office within one hour no later 

than 15 minutes after entry closing time, the Central Entry Office will be allowed to set up the rodeo and draw positions, using the 

Central Entry Office’s discretion. Within 30 minutes after the entry closing time, the Central Entry Office will have the rodeo set 

up. Exceptions will be made only if the Primary Stock Contractor/rodeo committee representative has made arrangements with 

the Central Entry Office prior to entry opening time or if the rodeo has never before been sanctioned by the PRCA. The Director of 

Rodeo Administration shall have the authority to levy fines if a Primary Stock Contractor/rodeo committee representative fails to 

return a call at a mutually agreed time. (D. Petry submitted 2/17) 


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Change B15.3.1 Featured Events. No PRCA required event shall have more or less money added to that event’s purse than is 

added to the purse of any other PRCA event at a PRCA-approved rodeo unless otherwise approved by the PRCA Board of Directors 

or the Director of Rodeo Administration. However, a Rodeo Committee shall have the option of adding money to the purse for up 

to three events selected by the Rodeo Committee to be its featured event or events in an amount that is up to double the base money 

added by the Rodeo Committee to the purses of the other PRCA events approved for the rodeo (such base added money in the 

other events shall not, for purposes of determining the double money, include those events whose purse is compensated for limited 

entries). The rodeo committee must provide equal money in the team roping to use this option. Any additional moneys which may 

be added in order to double the purse of a featured event or events at the Rodeo Committee’s election shall not be considered by the 


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Director of Rodeo Administration in the determination of the amount of “fair and just” money to be added by the Rodeo Committee 

to the purses of the other PRCA events. Moreover, any Rodeo Committee electing to increase double the added purse money in a 

given event or events may not, without the approval of the PRCA Board of Directors, reduce the base added money for the other 

PRCA events held at its rodeo from that which was added by the Rodeo Committee to those events in the previous year. (Ad hoc 

committee submitted 8/16) 

Change B15.5.2 Permit Members Required to Contest. All rodeos that add $2,000 $5,000 or less in purse money per event 

must accept Permit Members, pursuant to either “Circuit Permits,” “All Permits,” “Circuit Permits Maximum” or “Permits 

Maximum,” as contestants in each event; provided, however, that rodeos with four or more performances that add $2000 $5,000 

or less in purse money per event are not required to accept Permit Members, under the terms specified in this Bylaw B15.5.2, as 

contestants in the timed events. (D. Petry submitted 4/16) 

Change B15.5.4 Special Status Rodeos. A Rodeo Committee adding $2,000 $5,000 or more in purse money per event may 

request, in its application for approval, that any of its rodeo events be granted “Circuit Permits,” “All Permits,” “Circuit Permits 

Maximum” or “Permits Maximum” status. (D. Petry submitted 4/16) 

Change B13.5.1.1 Barrelman. Barrelmen must be Financially Eligible and must have participated in at least eight PRCAapproved 

rodeos in the rodeo year that they apply for the NFR position with a minimum of 20 total performances in order to 

participate at the NFR. For purposes of this Bylaw, rodeos at which a Barrelman works only in a slack shall not count towards the 

minimum number of rodeos or performances required to participate at the NFR. A Barrelman Member may not work at the NFR 

unless he has filed an application, along with a list of rodeos he will work as a Barrelman during the rodeo year that he applies for a 

NFR position, with the Director of Rodeo Administration in accordance with this Section B13.5.1. Applications for the barrel man 

position to the NFR will be accepted by the Director of Rodeo Administration up to May 1 of the calendar year in which the NFR 

will be held. No later than October 15 (of the calendar year in which the NFR will be held) the top 20 bull riders and all financially 

eligible announcers and bullfighters that have participated in at least eight PRCA-approved rodeos with the minimum of 20 total 

performances as stated in B13.5.1., may vote for 1 barrelmen. The votes will be accepted through the Central Entry Office for one 

full entry week. For the one full entry week following the first vote, the same bull riders, announcers and bullfighters will vote for 

one of the top five vote-getters in the barrelman category. The barrelman receiving the most votes will be the NFR barrelman and 

the first runner-up will be the alternate barrelman for the NFR. In the case of a tie, a vote through the Central Entry Office will 

again be taken with the eligible list of announcers and bullfighters voting from October 25 up to 5:00 pm MST on October 30. (D. 

Brewer submitted 8/16) 

Change B1.5.10.2 Application. Applicants for Noncontestant Card Member-Music Director/provider status must submit a 

completed PRCA application to the PRCA. A minimum of three (3) letters of recommendation must accompany the application. 

One letter must be from a qualified member in good standing from Group 1 below. The additional two (2) letters may be from a 

qualified member in good standing of any of the additional groups below; however, each letter must be from a separate group: 

Group 1- A former Wrangler NFR or Ram National Circuit Finals Announcer, Top Five nominee PRCA Announcer of the Year – 

past 10 years 

Group 2 - A former Wrangler NFR or Ram National Circuit Finals Clown/Barrelman, Top Five nominee PRCA Clown of the Year – 

past 10 years 

Group 3 - A former Wrangler NFR or Ram National Circuit Finals Special Act Top Five nominee Specalty Act of the Year – past 10 

years 

Group 4 - A PRCA Stock Contractor, in good standing, who has been a member for a minimum of five (5) years. (D. Jesser & B. 

Benavides submitted 11/16) 


Change R8.3.2 Steer Wrestling Cattle. Steer wrestling cattle must be identified either with a permanent brand on the left side or 

a horn brand on the left side and an eartag in the left ear that matches the branded number. In addition, all steers should must have a 

right horn brand one to two inches from the base with a year brand in which they are used at PRCA rodeos. 


Change B1.5.3.1 Maintaining Timer Qualifications. A new timer or a timer who times less than four rodeos per year will be 

required to attend a PRCA sponsored Timers Clinic every two years to be eligible to time PRCA rodeos. Clinic attendance will be 

at the individual expense of the timer wishing to renew their membership. New applicants will be required to complete a Timers 

Clinic in order to complete their acceptance as a PRCA contract personnel member. Rodeo secretaries and timers with at least ten 

(10) years of experience are exempt from this rule. (S. Backstrom submitted 6/17) 

Change B1.5.3.1 Maintaining Timer Qualifications. A new timer or a timer who times less than four rodeos or 12 performances 

per year will be required to attend a PRCA sponsored Timers Clinic every two years to be eligible to time PRCA rodeos. This clinic 

will also be mandatory for new timers for a 5-year period if qualifications are not met. Records will be maintained by the PRCA. 

Clinic attendance will be at the individual expense of the timer wishing to renew their membership. New applicants will be required 

to complete a Timers Clinic in order to complete their acceptance as a PRCA contract personnel member. (D. Davis submitted 6/17)

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