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Rookie Haven Meged wins ProRodeo Tour Finale Courtesy of the PRCA Rookie tie-down roper Haven Meged put an exclamation mark on his first regular season by winning the ProRodeo Tour Finale in Puyallup, Wash., Sept. 8. Coming out on top of the Top 24 tie-down ropers in the ProRodeo Tour Standings showed the rising star is a serious contender for this year’s gold buckle. “The top guys are all here and it’s dirty-tough,” the 21-yearold cowboy said. Before Sunday’s $8,633 win, Meged was second in the PRCA | RAM World Standings with $109,613 and about $22,000 shy of claiming the No. 1 spot. The PRCA regular season concludes Sept. 30. “Out there you have to take every calf one by one and not think about the gold buckle and just focus on the task at hand,” the Montana cowboy said. Nine months of competing at the 54 biggest ProRodeo Tour events culminated in the Top 24 cowboys in the ProRodeo Tour Standings competing at the Tour Finale. The first two rounds funneled the competition to the top eight in each event for Sunday afternoon’s semifinals. “Every win counts, but this is one of the bigger rodeos, and it means a lot to win against all these guys,” Meged said. A year of competing came down to four cowboys per event facing off for the firstplace check and the ProRodeo Tour buckle. The rookie roper clocked in at 8.3 seconds in Round 2 and returned to the muddy arena Sunday with an 8.8-second time, followed by an 8.5-second run. “You have to draw good, rope good and ride a good horse – and I’ve got a great horse,” Meged said. Meged wasn’t the only cowboy to hit the Puyallup arena on his horse Beyoncé, as Tyson Durfey also rode her in the first round. “She’s done a lot for me this year,” Meged said. “She’s unbelievable and a once-in-a-lifetime horse.” Meged didn’t get to celebrate for long as he hit the road for the Pendleton (Ore.) Round-Up. “I’m excited to rope on the grass for the first time,” Meged said about the set-up in
Pendleton. “My confidence is huge, and you have to believe in yourself to do well.” From there, Meged is set to compete at the Amarillo (Texas) Tri-State Fair and Rodeo and the 50th Annual Cowboy Capital of the World PRCA Rodeo in Stephenville, Texas, before ending the regular season. “I’m going to the Cana9/16/2019
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dian Finals Rodeo (in November), and I’ll get the nerves off there,” Meged said. “Both will be unreal experiences for a rookie.” Meged wasn’t the only rookie to leave Puyallup victorious, as Stetson Wright broke the saddle bronc riding rodeo record of 91 points with a 93.5-point ride on Calgary Stampede’s Yesterday’s Delivery. Wright, who missed time recently with a broken jaw, earned $9,707 for the win. Entering the rodeo, Wright was second in the poster and in world standings inOctober bull riding
the top 25 in saddle bronc riding. He also leads the world standings in the all-around. Other winners at the $253,600 rodeo were bareback rider Clayton Biglow (90.5 points on Calgary Stampede’s Zulu Warrior); steer wrestler Hunter Cure (4.0 seconds); team ropers Brenten Hall/Chase Tryan (5.9 seconds); barrel racer Ivy Conrado (14.16 seconds); and bull rider Jordan Hansen (89 points on Bridwell Pro Rodeos’ Catfish Clinger).
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National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum and Rodeo Historical Society to celebrate rodeo legends at annual Rodeo Hall of Fame Weekend
Rodeo icons will be recognized at the Rodeo Historical Society and National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum’s annual Rodeo Hall of Fame Weekend, November 8 – 9, 2019, with induction into the renowned Rodeo Hall of Fame. The Ben Johnson Memorial Award and Tad Lucas Memorial Award recipients will also be honored. The
celebration will take place at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City. The Rodeo Hall of
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Fame Class of 2019 inductees include Wacey Cathey, Buck LeGrand (1931 – 1997), Gene O. “Buddy” Cockrell, Thomas Joseph “T.J.” Walter
(1949 – 2017), Lydia Moore, Frank Shepperson, Rob Smets and Jack Ward, and the Directors’ Choice Award recipient is Dr. Charles “Bud” Townsend. The Tad Lucas Memorial Award recipient is Cindy Rosser, and the Ben Johnson Memorial Award recipient is Doug Clark. “The National Cowboy Museum and the Rodeo Historical Society are delighted to celebrate rodeo by honoring the incredible men and women who helped make it an American tradition,” said Museum & President and CEO Natalie Shirley. “Rodeo Hall of Fame Weekend offers both rodeo enthusiasts and members of the public the opportunity to come together and celebrate a sport that is important to so many individuals — and families — across the country.” Rodeo Hall of Fame inductions and awards are sponsored and selected by the Rodeo Historical Society, an organization under the auspices of the National Cowboy Museum whose worldwide members share an interest in preserving both rodeo history and the sport itself. Membership supports the Museum’s rodeo programs, including research, an oral history project, acquisition of materials for the American Rodeo Gallery and the distinguished Rodeo Hall of Fame. Rodeo Hall of Fame Weekend includes the Rope ‘N’ Ride Cocktail Reception Friday, November 8, as well as the Inductee panel discussion and the Champions’ Dinner, Induction Ceremony and Benefit Auction on November 9. For more information, visit nationalcowboymuseum.org/event/ rodeo-hall-of-fame-weekend/. Reservations for most events are required in advance and can be purchased online or by calling (405) 478-2250 ext. 218. Package pricing and à la carte options are available. The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City is America’s premier institution of Western history, art and culture. Founded in 1955, the Museum collects, preserves and exhibits an internationally renowned collection of Western art and artifacts while sponsoring dynamic educational programs to stimulate interest in the enduring legacy of the American West. For more information, visit nationalcowboymuseum.org.
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Big Al’s View Of The World
For anyone living under a rock and not keeping up with my life, I took a job in Rocksprings inspecting on the pipeline. No you can’t get a loan and yes I am very bored about now. Momma needs a new windshield and I might need to rat hole some money for therapy later in life from all this boredom. This is my sixth week on the job and if ever there was a person over qualified for the watching paint dry job I’m the guy. I’m pretty sure if I applied they would make me the supervisor for the paint drying department. My wife asks me all of the time if I’m ready to come home and I say yes until I get my check on Friday mornings then I’m pretty sure I can push through it one more week. I leave my house at 5:15am each morning and I don’t get home until after 7:30pm each day. I’ve got more windshield time than most panhandle bull haulers although mine is mostly sitting in one spot. Rocksprings and West Texas in general are some of the most beautiful spots in Texas but after six weeks every new pasture just looks like the last one. Not only are hill tops valued for the vistas they are a highly prized possession for their phone reception. If you are fortunate to have your operator park his piece of equipment on a hill top for working you are
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at the top of the food chain for a few hours. Catch yourself in a valley and you might as well be in the middle of the ocean because you might have better phone reception in the south Pacific. Yes, I’ve got the big ol’ phone booster on my truck so you won’t have any problem picking me out from a line of trucks on the interstate when I come home on breaks. I’m the pipeliner!!! You don’t know the meaning of “dropping calls” until you sit on the pipeline all day. You can have full bars LTE and still not be able to talk to the person on the other end. You can hear them perfectly fine and they have no idea the cuss words you are hollering at the phone in your hands because they can’t hear you. When the stars, moon, planets, the cell phone towers and the bread twisty you have all line up it is like magic. I can download things on my computer faster in the middle of a pasture than I can at my office with what is supposed to be the fastest internet available. Go figure. If one of those things fall out of alignment, well you’re screwed. You can’t breath, you can’t crank the truck, you can’t even raise your voice too high or you take the chance of losing every bar you had on the phone. My life consists of safety meetings and looking for bars on my phone. In the safety meetings
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they stress to prevent slips, trips and falls and to look out for wildlife like snakes and spiders and be careful for loose rocks. This all comes in handy when you are climbing a rock hill looking for better reception. Thank goodness for XM radio. I don’t know what I would do without it because to say this is a “dead zone” as the government calls areas like this is an understatement. My only complaint is that they play the same songs over and over. Kind of just like real radio. I’ve had to resort to the comedy channels for a change of atmosphere. Lucky for me my son just released his first album this week. Now I can listen to him sing over and over. Just like the last six years at the house, but now he has a full band backing him up on the songs and he gets paid every time I listen to it. It might only be 1/100 of a penny but at least he’s making something.. I’m not bragging because he is my son but he’s pretty good. He better be, this pipeline job pays good but not good enough. I’m going to need him to be a star to help me out later. I’ve still got plans I need lots of money to accomplish. I tell my wife she is a stage mom and she says I’m a stage dad. Sometimes it’s hard to tell which one of us is worse although usually it’s her!!!! We don’t go to youth rodeos anymore so we have to do something. You could say sometimes we are worse than a rodeo parent or baseball parent. If you like Texas/Red Dirt music and you want to help out ol’ Big Al’s retirement fund, go listen to Carson Jeffrey anywhere you stream your music.
Just listening to the radio, Big Al’
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“You always have someone there to help you get better,” Tanner said. “Having a brother close in age to rodeo with is very beneficial. My brother and I are always trying our best to help each other out.” Sometimes traveling together may come with its ups and downs, but it is all in good fun. “Now traveling together usually led to an argument or two about one another’s driving skills, or navigation skills, and or even sometimes what music to listen to,” Tanner said. “Having your brother there with you in your corner most everywhere you go is great even if it led to an argument or two along the way.”
Those Fleet Boys Tanner & Parker Fleet Keeping it all in the family By Krista Lucas The sport of rodeo can be tough on cowboys and cowgirls physically, as well as mentally. Competitors are always saying how it is vital to have a support system, and it is no different for brothers Parker and Tanner Fleet. The young cowboys grew up together in Axtell, Texas and both caught the rodeo bug at an early age. Their family has been rooted in rodeo for several generations. The Fleet’s uncle, Lawson Plemons, has made the national steer roping finals three times and has won the all around title at Cheyenne Frontier Days, and Parker attributes much of his saddle bronc riding success to his grandpa, Charles Plemons.
“We were raised around rodeo our whole lives, we started roping when we were young, our mom and dad always hauled us to youth rodeos and it just went from there,” Parker said. “I didn’t start riding broncs until half way through my freshman year
and bought me my first bronc saddle.” Tanner competes on the other end of the arena in steer wrestling, calf roping, team roping, and has even started steer roping some. Growing up in a rodeo family,
Together, the brothers are quite accomplished rodeo athletes. They have experienced some big wins in the high school and college ranks. Tanner has qualified for the Texas High School Rodeo Association State Finals and placed in a round in the calf roping. He was also on the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association southern region champion men’s team. In high school, Parker won a THSRA state championship his senior year in the saddle bronc and qualified for the National High School Rodeo Association finals during his sophomore, junior and senior years. Parker went on to
“You always have someone there to help you get better,” “Having a brother close in age to rodeo with is very beneficial. My brother and I are always trying our best to help each other out.” - Tanner Fleet in high school. My grandpa borrowed a saddle and found some horses for me to get on. I owe all my success to him, he bought some practice horses
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there was always someone for Parker and Tanner to look up to, and they have always pushed each other to be better and to keep a positive mind set
win the southern region in the NIRA and finished second in the nation at the college finals.
“My biggest accom-
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plishment is winning fourth at the World Champions Rodeo Alliance in Green Bay, Wisconsin,” he said. Parker is a regular in the United Professional Rodeo Association and Cowboys Professional Rodeo Association where he won the UPRA yearend championship and the CPRA reserve championship in 2018. He is currently ranked fifth in the UPRA saddle bronc standings and third in the CPRA. The hometown rodeos of Teague and Mexia are just a couple of rodeos he always looks forward to. “They are always a blast, and a lot of my family and friends come out to watch,” he said.
is what has kept competing together fun. They have shared countless memories to last a lifetime and have learned a lot from each other too.
“I’m going to continue working and bettering myself in bronc riding, and one day put on a gold buckle,” Parker said.
After college, Tanner became a certified firefighter and emergency medical technician for the Mexia Fire Department. He hopes to move up the ranks there and then maybe one day get his Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association card to rodeo some more. Parker plans to continue to go to PRCA circuit rodeos to try to make the circuit finals and possibly have a chance at the year-end title.
Parker and Tanner will always be involved in the western way of life and hope to carry on that family tradition. Although their paths may go in different directions, they will always be brothers ready to help each other out. Parker will soon be preparing for the CPRA and UPRA finals, and Tanner will be rooting his little brother on and being that support system that is so vital in the sport of rodeo.
the rankest horse out there, but he bucked me down after about five jumps, and I never hit so hard in my life. After that moment, I decided this isn’t for me,” Tanner said. “At the end of the day though, I won the bet, and he had to try steer wrestling.” The good-hearted humor between the brothers
While Parker got hooked on saddle bronc riding thanks to his grandpa, Tanner chose the timed events, noting the rough stock end was just not for him after making a bet with his brother. “I got on one saddle bronc horse one time because Parker and I made a bet that if I got on a bronc he would try steer wrestling. So, one day when we were bucking horses I got on a bronc we called Weldon. He was definitely not
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The PRCA and RFD-TV / The Cowboy Channel Announce PRCA Coverage Including National Finals Rodeo
Alyssa Urbanek winning the Gunner Thames Memorial CPRA Rodeo inWimberley, Texas. Spur of the Moment Photo
The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) and Rural Media Group (RMG) announced a multi-year agreement which will see the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (NFR) move to The Cowboy Channel (TCC) and RFD-TV beginning in 2020. The ultimate annual rodeo event will now
highlights the uniqueness of local rodeo communities, their organizing committees, and the charities they support, plus special access to the PRCA athletes and other PRCA members whose contributions are key to the sport of PRORODEO • New national coverage of PRCA PRORODEO on one of the
be seen by millions of people live simultaneously on two national TV networks. Also included in the deal is a wide variety of other PRCA programming, including expanded live coverage of the PRORODEO TOUR and the PRCA’s Xtreme Bulls Tour events which will result in a huge increase in the amount, availability and quality of PRCA PRORODEO coverage on The Cowboy Channel, including:
major broadcast networks will be announced at a later date
• All 10 nights of the NFR live, and a new East Coast Prime Time encore airing the next day • Live coverage of at least 18 PRORODEO TOUR final performances each year plus a taped highlight show for encore airings on both The Cowboy Channel and RFD-TV • TV coverage of 10 episodes of PRCA’s Xtreme Bulls, including the Xtreme Bulls Tour Finale with encore airings on both TCC and RFD-TV. • Extended pre- and post-coverage of the NFR each night (RODEO LAS VEGAS) • A new weekly pro rodeo studio show, PRORODEO Tonight • Heightened event production across all events, including the use of Sky Cam • Enhanced fan experiences through programming that
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“This is a huge milestone in the growth of the PRCA,” PRCA CEO George Taylor said. “Never before has PRORODEO assumed the prime placement and coverage that will be seen under this deal. Our hats are off to Patrick Gottsch and his family, the owners of Rural Media Group, for their enthusiastic interest, support and devotion to our sport.” “We are so proud and excited to partner with the PRCA, the rodeo committees, and of course all the PRCA cowboys & cowgirls to aggressively produce and distribute original programming that will support rodeo 365 days-ayear, on networks that are totally dedicated to serving and expanding the western sports community,” stated Patrick Gottsch, Founder & President of Rural Media Group, Inc. “There is a Golf Channel, the NFL Network, a baseball network, a tennis channel, and so on. Now rodeo has its own channel(s). RMG plans to do everything for rodeo and the PRCA that these other media partnerships have done for their sports.”
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For complete 2019 rodeo schedule visit LMRodeo.com continued on page 18 The deal will begin early in 2020 and will be preceded with the launch of the weekly PRORODEO Tonight show on The Cowboy Channel. The PRCA regular-season coverage on The Cowboy Channel and RFD-TV is planned to begin in January. The finals of each televised PRORODEO TOUR event will be shown live on The Cowboy Channel and will be seen in taped highlight form later in the week in prime time and weekend afternoons on RFD-TV. Regular-season coverage also will include 10 episodes of the PRCA’s Xtreme Bulls series, each with multiple runs across dayparts. The coverage will be a co-production of PRCA and RMG. NFR programming for 2020 will start with a 24-hour marathon of prior NFR finals, leading up to a red-carpet pre-event show, and the live NFR simulcast on both RFD-TV and The Cowboy Channel for 10 straight nights. Each episode of NFR coverage will conclude with a one-hour post-event show. Replays of each episode of the NFR will take place the next day on both networks, including in East Coast
and West Coast Prime Time. “Our new state-of-theart studio in the Fort Worth Stockyards will serve as the base for producing the daily PRCA programming, leading up to and culminating each year with the National Finals Rodeo,” added The Cowboy Channel CEO Raquel Gottsch. “The massive volume of programming expected to be generated from this 6-year agreement will serve to populate both The Cowboy Channel and RFD-TV with original, unduplicated ‘live’ sports-related content which is very much desired by all cable, satellite, and distribution companies. We expect our distribution to grow substantially as a result.” The networks are seen in a combined 94 million US TV homes. One or both are distributed by DISH, DIRECTV, Comcast, Spectrum, Cox, Sling, Verizon, AT&T, Mediacom, Suddenlink, AT&T Now and Roku. “We expect a significant increase in the viewing of PRCA programming as a result of this groundbreaking new deal,” Taylor said. “This is one of the most exciting moments during my time leading the PRCA.”
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In The Spotlight With Sunny B’ Hey Sports Fans! This month I was able to catch up with our #1 man going into the year end in the UPRA & CPRA. Here is what I found out about 2018 CPRA Rookie Bullrider of the year in the CPRA and UPRA finalist Kyle McDaniel. Sunny: How old are you and where are you from? Kyle: I am 18 years old and I am from Fort Worth, Texas. Sunny: How long have you been riding? Kyle: I started getting on sheep when I was just about
3 or 4 and I started riding calves at 5. Sunny How did you get started or interested in rodeo? Kyle: My grandparents and my dad rodeoed. My grandmother, Linda Gaye Sanford used to get on steers and my grandfather John Sanford also rode bulls. My dad, Jacob McDaniel was a bull rider so I have pretty much always been around and involved in it.
Sunny What do you do in your down time on the road and or not rodeoing? Kyle: I like to work out, play golf and just hang out with friends. Sunny: What kind of music do you like to listen too? Kyle: I don’t have a paticular style I listen to. I sing along with all good music.
Sunny: What is your favorite food? Kyle: I would have to say I love a good steak. Sunny Who would you say you look up to most as a mentor? Kyle: I look up to my dad first and then I would have to say Lonnie Austin (pictured in photo above). He is my trainer and mentor. I workout with him and he teaches me and helps me with technique and my weaknesses. Sunny: What are you doing with your life now? Kyle: I am currently enrolled in Trinity Valley Jr. College in Athens on a rodeo scholarship.
K y l e : I have to say Sage Kimzey. I look up to him for all his accomplishments and great attitude. S u n n y : What are your strengths in life? Kyle: I have no quit in me. I have a very strong Christian faith and I never give up. Sunny: Is there anything about you that the rodeo world may or may not know or be surprised about? Kyle: Well I like to rope calves and steers and did so in high school. Sunny Do you have any one that you haul with from time to time or all the time? K y l e : Yes I haul with Jaron Sheehan & Zack Laney and we always have a good time while keeping a positive attitude. We support each other and cheer each other on. Sunny: What are your rodeo accomplishments? Kyle: I was 2018 Rookie Of The Year in the CPRA and made the UPRA Finals as well last year. Sunny: What are the future plans of such a young bull rider? Kyle: Finish the year in the CPRA & UPRA strong and then in 2020 I want to pursue winning the PRCA Permit Standings. Of course I want to make sure I get a college degree.
Sunny: Who is your favorite bull rider of all time?
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WORLD CHAMPIONS RODEO ALLIANCE REVEALS ONE MILLION DOLLAR TRIPLE CROWN OF RODEO BONUS Win Three Consecutive WCRA Majors – Win $1,000,000
The World Champions Rodeo Alliance (WCRA) today announced the most athlete-friendly incentive in the history of rodeo: the WCRA Triple Crown of Rodeoä (TCR). The TCR is an annual bonus that will pay $1,000,000 to any one athlete or collection of athletes whom win first place in any three consecutive WCRA $1,000,000 Major Rodeos. Two of the $1,000,000 WCRA Major Rodeos next year will be coupled with a Professional Bull Riders (PBR) elite series event in a major U.S. market while three TCR events in 2020 will be broadcast on CBS Sports. “We endeavor to lift the entire sport of Rodeo,” said WCRA CEO Gary McKinney. “The WCRA Triple Crown of Rodeo is another tremendous advancement for all stakeholders; the athletes, the rodeos and the fans. Historically, outside of the road to the finals, there has been no platform or continuity to align major rodeos – the TCR provides that vehicle.” The current 2020 schedule includes three major rodeos where athletes can qualify for the TCR $1,000,000 bonus, beginning in Kansas City, Missouri for the Royal City Roundup on February 28. The Kansas City event will be followed by the May 17 Stampede at The E in Guthrie, Oklahoma. The 2020 series is scheduled to wrap-up in Tacoma, Washington on August 28 with the Puget Sound Showdown. The Kansas City and Tacoma events will be paired with the 2020 PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Unleash The Beast tour with all WCRA majors airing on CBS Sports. (The full CBS broadcast will be set and released at a later date and is subject to change.) “The three rodeos CBS Sports brought to fans this past summer from Green Bay, Salt Lake City and Calgary, reached more than 3.1 million unique viewers, proving a strong market for major rodeos in mainstream media,” said Sean Gleason, CEO, PBR. “The WCRA Triple Crown of Rodeo is an exciting addition that will bring more drama, news value and fan buzz to major high-payout rodeos.” The TCR bonus will be available to all athletes who nominate their current rodeo efforts through the WCRA Virtual Rodeo Qualifier (VRQ) and are crowned champions at three consecutive WCRA Major Rodeos. This revolutionary annual incentive is not limited to just the
WCRA 2020 season, rather, it allows athletes to rack up wins on a rolling calendar basis. This means athletes’ three consecutive wins can cross calendar years, however, the $1,000,000 bonus will only be paid one time annually. If two or more athletes achieve this milestone at the same time, the bonus will be split. “Our 2020 WCRA Major Rodeo Event Series is already scheduled to pay over $5.1 million,” said WCRA President Bobby Mote. “The TCR is the platform that links this on-going series of events together from a media and public relations standpoint – with athletes in pursuit of the $1,000,000 bo-
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nus at every event. This is a big damn deal.” A t h letes from around t he gl o b e hav e the opportunity to compete in the WCRA Major Events Series and compete for the TCR after qualifying through the VRQ. Qualifying for the Royal City Roundup is currently underway and athletes can continue nominating until December 1. All rodeo athletes interested in learning more about the VRQ should be directed to wcrarodeo.com while those inquiring more about the TCR may visit triplecrownofrodeo.com. Fans will be able to witness the first Triple Crown of Rodeo stop
at the Royal City Roundup at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri February 28. Tickets for the one-day $1,000,000 major rodeo go on sale Monday, Nov. 4 at 10 a.m. CT and start at $10. All tickets for the event can be purchased at the Sprint Center Box Office or by visiting sprintcenter. com. Since launching in May of 2018, the WCRA and its partners have awarded more than $5,600,000 in new money to rodeo athletes. All rodeo athletes interested in learning more about the WCRA or the VRQ should be directed to wcrarodeo.com.
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2019 TSPRA Current Point Standings 40 BARRELS TOTAL 1. Lois Fulton 1545 2. Kellie Weaver 980 3. Rejane Blackwell 960 50 BARRELS TOTAL 1. Amye Craig 1740 2. Billie Bright 1390 3. Darla Jackson 910 60 BARRELS TOTAL 1. Kym Blanchard 1690 2. Glenda Wood 1390 3. Christine Filer 990 70 BARRELS TOTAL 1. Nancy Brannon 1700 2. Jean Hall 1230 3. Pat Tobolka 1210 LADIES BREAKAWAY TOTAL 1. Cindy Lafferty 2795 2. Karen Klein 2410 3. Tana Whatley 2130 40 BREAKAWAY TOTAL 1. Terry Hash 1110 2. Jamie Free 1060 3. Neal Felton 790
50 BREAKAWAY 1. Neal Felton 2. Terry Hash 3. John Teich 60 BREAKAWAY 1. Sam Thornton 2. Dave Laster 3. Terry Hash 70 BREAKAWAY 1. Jerry Cass 2. Cliff Sanders 3. Rex Sandifer 40 TIEDOWN 1. Todd Parks 2. Jamie Free 3. Ross Hinds 50 TIEDOWN 1. Richard Wood 2. Todd Parks 3. Neal Felton 60 TIEDOWN 1. Richard Wood 2. Robert Blandford 3. Brad McReynolds
TOTAL 960 620 460
65 TIEDOWN 1. Brad McReynolds 2. Robert Blandford 3. Jim Armstrong 70 TIEDOWN 1. Jerry Cass 2. Butch Myers 3. Willie West 75 TIEDOWN 1. Jerry Cass 2. Ronnie Parks 3. Bobby Hoff 80 TIEDOWN 1. Sonny Owen 2. Preston Daniell 3. Dayton Harper MENS RIBBONS 1. Terry Hash 2. Todd Parks 3. Ruben Wood LADIES RIBBONS 1. Whitney Parks 2. Glenda Wood 3. Lois Fulton
TOTAL 1315 840 800 TOTAL 3500 3300 2370 TOTAL 1660 1600 1120 TOTAL 1810 1340 1280 TOTAL 1600 1560 1520
TOTAL 1890 1830 1010 TOTAL 1710 1680 1230 TOTAL 1840 1140 890 TOTAL 370 370 240 TOTAL 1050 980 930
TEAM ROPING 40‐59 HEADERS TOTAL 1. John Rosanky 1340 2. Jimmy Edens 1130 3. Rickey Roemer 1050 60 OVER HEADERS TOTAL 1. Donnie Rhoades 1160 2. James Lee 990 3. John Rosanky 770 40‐59 HEELERS TOTAL 1. Kermit Maass 1360 2. Justin Roemer 1060 3. Joe Martin 960 60 OVER HEELERS TOTAL 1. Kermit Maass 1150 2. Bubba Crow 960 3. Steve Jones 850
TOTAL 980 930 920
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FORT WORTH, TEXAS OCTOBER 4, 5, 2019 Stockyards Championship Rodeo Cowtown Coliseum Added Money: $4,500.00 Ride TV Series Series Bonus $31,500.00 $3,500 Bonus to Each Event Winner (Must Compete at 5 of 8 Events to Qualify) Double Points Rodeo – Points Count for 2019 and 2020 Rodeo Season Performances: 8:00pm Fees: $80 / TR $240 x 1 ($120 per man) Performance Order: Broncs, Tie Down Breakaway, Team Roping, Barrels, Bulls Slack: Friday after performance Slack Order: SB,RB,TD,BA,TR,GB, BR Added Money: Ladies Barrels $500 / Bareback $500 / Saddle Bronc $500/ Team Roping $1,000 / Ranch Bronc $500/ Tie Down $500 / Ladies Breakaway $500 / Bull Riding $500 Non-members welcome w/$10 permit Buckles to high money 8 Week Event Series Champions Sanction: UPRA / IPRA S/C: Stockyards Championship Rodeo Co Entries open on the NEXTGEN APP Rodeo App Wednesday, September 25 at 9:00am and close Sunday, Sept. 29 at 5:00pm. Call in entries open Wednesday, September 25 from 9:00a5m to 4:00pm Thursday, September 26 from 9:00am to 4:00pm Friday, September 27 from 9:00an to 12noon. Entry #: 903-287-7852 If contestant does not get one of your two preferences you have till Monday at 5:00pm to turnout without fine/Fee. Fees & Fine will apply to ANY turnout that receives 1st or 2nd preference. Trades available NEXTGEN APP Monday, September 29 till 12 noon, Tuesday, September 30 _____________________________ WINNFIELD, LOUISIANA OCTOBER 4 & 5, 2019 Added Money: $4,500.00 Winn Parish Fair & Rodeo Fairgrounds Rd off Hwy 34 Perf: 8pm
Slack: Each night after Slack Order: RS,GB,SW,BA,TD,TR Perf must fill before slack taken Added Money: BB,SB,BR,GB,SW,BA, TD,TR per end $500 Entries: Mon, Sept 30 – 6pm to 10pm Tues, Oct 1 – 6pm to 8pm Entries: 318-617-8991 Fees: $50 BB,SB,BR / $80 GB / $85 SW/ $100 BA / $105 TD / $250 TR team Sanction: LRCA/UPRA/TSRA Non members welcome w/$10 permit S/C: Rockin J Rodeo Co *Contestants must ride in Grand Entry* Rough Stock Buckle Series – BB,SB,BR – must compete @ 5 Rockin J Rodeos & win the most money COUSHATTA, LOUSIANA OCTOBER 4 & 5, 2019 Added Money: $4,500.00 Red River Parish Fair & Rodeo 718 Fairgrounds Rd Perf: 7:30pm Perf Order: BB,SW,BA,SB,TD,TR,GB, BR Perf must fill before slack taken Slack: Fri after perf Slack Order: SW,BA,TD,TR,GB Added Money $500 BB,SB,BR,SW,BA, TD,GB,TR per end Entries: Mon, Sept 30 - 6pm to 10-pm Tues, Oct 1 – 6pm to 8pm Entry #: 318-617-8991 Sanction: LRCA/UPRA Non-members welcome w/$10 permit Any non-member under 18 must present a notarized minors release with fees S/C: J2 Rodeo Co / Lucky Len Bucking Bulls / CG Bucking Bulls FORT WORTH, TEXAS OCTOBER 11, 12, 2019 Stockyards Championship Rodeo Cowtown Coliseum Added Money: $4,500.00 Ride TV Series Series Bonus $31,500.00 $3,500 Bonus to Each Event Winner (Must Compete at 5 of 8 Events to
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Qualify) Double Points Rodeo – Points Count for 2019 and 2020 Rodeo Season Performances: 8:00pm Fees: $80 / TR $240 x 1 ($120 per man) Performance Order: Broncs, Tie Down Breakaway, Team Roping, Barrels, Bulls Slack: Friday after performance Slack Order: SB,RB,TD,BA,TR,GB, BR Added Money: Ladies Barrels $500 / Bareback $500 / Saddle Bronc $500/ Team Roping $1,000 / Ranch Bronc $500/ Tie Down $500 / Ladies Breakaway $500 / Bull Riding $500 Non-members welcome w/$10 permit Buckles to high money 8 Week Event Series Champions Sanction: UPRA / IPRA S/C: Stockyards Championship Rodeo Co Entries open on the NEXTGEN Rodeo App Wednesday, October 2 at 9:00am and close Sunday, Oct. 6 at 5:00pm. Call in entries open Wednesday, October 2 from 9:00am to 4:00pm Thursday, October 3 from 9:00am to 4:00pm Friday, Oct. 4 from 9:00an to 12noon. Entry #: 903-287-7852. If contestant does not get one of your two preferences you have till Monday at 5:00pm to turnout without fine/Fee. Fees & Fine will apply to ANY turnout that receives 1st or 2nd preference. Trades available NEXTGEN APP Monday, October 7 till 12 noon, Tuesday, October 8
Sanction: UPRA / LRCA S/C: Wing Rodeo Co Entries: Mon, Oct 7th, 10am-4pm Tues, Oct 8th, 10am-4pm Entry #: 903-379-3441 _________________________________ DERIDDER, LOUSIANA OCTOBER 12, 2019 Tougher Than Cancer Benefit Rodeo Perf: 7:30pm Perf Order: BB,SW,BA,SB,TD,TR,GB, BR (Drag on 5 in barrels) Slack: Sat @ 9am Perf must fill before slack taken Slack Order: GB,SW,BA,TD,TR Added Money: $100 per event / end in TR Total Added: $900 Entries: Mon, Oct 7 – 6pm to 10pm Tues, Oct 8 – 6pm to 8pm Entry #: 318-617-8991 Fees: $60 BB,SB,BR / $80 GB / $85 SW / $100 BA / $105 TD / $250 TR Sanction: LRCA/UPRA/CPRA S/C: SYJ Rodeo Co
OPELOUSAS, LOUISANA OCTOBER 12 & 13, 2019 Added Money: $1,600.00 Double Points Rodeo – Points Count for 2019 and 2020 Rodeo Season Opelousas Pro Rodeo 1939 W. Landry St St Landry Parish Covered Ag Arena Perfs: Sat 7:30pm & Sun 2pm Fees: $80 / $100 TD,BA / $240 TR x 1 Added Money: 8 events @ $200 No Ranch Broncs Slack: Fri & Sat after perfs TYLER, TEXAS Slack Order: GB,SW,BA,TD,TR SHARON SHRINERS BULLS & Perfs must fill before slack taken BARRELS Non-members welcome w/$10 permit OCTOBER 12, 2019 Sanction: UPRA/LRCA/CPRA Added Money: $4,500.00 S/C: Bergeron Rodeo Co Double Points Rodeo – Points Count for Entries open on the NEXTGEN Rodeo 2019 and 2020 Rodeo Season App Cross Brand Cowboy Church Wednesday, October 2 at 9:00am and 11915 FM 2015 close Sunday, Oct. 6 at 5:00pm. Call in Tyler, Tx. Perf: 7:30pm Fees; $80 Added Money: Bulls $3,500 Barrels $1,000
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entries open Wednesday, October 2 from 9:00am to 4:00pm Thursday, October 3 from 9:00am to 4:00pm Friday, Oct. 4 from 9:00an to 12noon. Entry #: 903-287-7852. If contestant does not get one of your two preferences you have till Monday at 5:00pm to turnout without fine/Fee. Fees & Fine will apply to ANY turnout that receives 1st or 2nd preference. Trades available NEXTGEN APP Monday, October 7 till 12 noon, Tuesday, October 8
Fees: $80 / TR $240 x 1 ($120 per man) Performance Order: Broncs, Tie Down, Breakaway, Team Roping, Barrels, Bulls Slack: Friday after performance Slack Order: SB,RB,TD,BA,TR,GB, BR Added Money: Ladies Barrels $500 / Bareback $500 / Saddle Bronc $500/ Team Roping $1,000 / Ranch Bronc $500/ Tie Down $500 / Ladies Breakaway $500 / Bull Riding $500 Non-members welcome w/$10 permit Buckles to high money 8 Week Event ROCKDALE, TEXAS Series Champions OCTOBER 18 & 19, 2019 Sanction: UPRA / IPRA Added Money: $3,200.00 S/C: Stockyards Championship Rodeo Double Points Rodeo – Points Count for Co 2019 and 2020 Rodeo Season Entries open on the NEXTGEN Rodeo Rockdale Fair & Rodeo App Perf: 7:30pm Wednesday, October 9 at 9:00am and Fees: $80/BB,RB,BR $65/BA $100/TR $240 x 1 close Sunday, Oct. 13 at 5:00pm. Call Added Money: BB, SB, RB, SW, TD, in entries open Wednesday, October 9 BA, GB @ $300 / BR $600 / TR $500 from 9:00am to 4:00pmThursday, OctoSlack: Sat morning @ 9am ber 10 from 9:00am to 4:00pm Friday, Slack Order: GB, SW, TD, BA, TR Oct. 11 from 9:00an to 12noon. Perfs must fill before slack taken Entry #: 903-287-7852 Non-members welcome w/$10 permit If contestant does not get one of your Buckle to Ranch Bronc Champion two preferences you have till Monday at 5:00pm to turnout without fine/Fee. Sanction: UPRA/CPRA Fees & Fine will apply to ANY turnout S/C: Cadillac Rodeo Co that receives 1st or 2nd preference. Entries open on the NEXTGEN Rodeo Trades available NEXTGEN APP MonApp day, October 14 till 12 noon, Tuesday, Wednesday, October 9 at 9:00am and close Sunday, Oct. 13 at 5:00pm. Call in October 15 entries open Wednesday, October 9 from _____________________________ 9:00am to 4:00pmThursday, October 10 BRYAN, TEXAS from 9:00am to 4:00pm Friday, Oct. 11 OCTOBER (17)18, 19, 20, 2019 from 9:00an to 12noon. Added Money: $8,000.00 Entry #: 903-287-7852 Brazos Valley Expo Pro Rodeo If contestant does not get one of your two preferences you have till Monday at Sanctioned: CPRA/UPRA 5:00pm to turnout without fine/Fee. Fees Perfs: Oct 18 & 19 @ 7:30/Oct 20 @ 4pm & Fine will apply to ANY turnout that Slack: Thurs, Oct 17 @ 8pm receives 1st or 2nd preference. Trades available NEXTGEN APP Monday, Octo- Slack Order: TR, GB, SW, TD, BA ber 14 till 12 noon, Tuesday, October 15 Perfs must fill before slack taken Fees; $105/BB, BR $70/SB,GB $85/ _____________________________ TD $125/TR $310 Non-members welcome w/$10 permit FORT WORTH, TEXAS OCTOBER 18, 19, 2019 S/C: Cadillac Rodeo Co Entries: Wed, Oct 9 – 9am to 5pm Stockyards Championship Rodeo Cowtown Coliseum Thurs, Oct 10-9am to 4pm Late Entries & Trades: Mon, Oct 21Added Money: $4,500.00 Ride TV Series 9am to 4pm Entry #: 1-800-54 RODEO Series Bonus $31,500.00 $3,500 Bonus to Each Event Winner Perf Max: 8 in TD, SW, BA; 10 in all Other events (Must Compete at 5 of 8 Events to Qualify) Mutton Bustin check with Brazos Valley Double Points Rodeo – Points Count for Expo 2019 and 2020 Rodeo Season 2019 UPRA Rodeo Season Performances: 8:00pm Points End October 20, 2019
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2020 UPRA Rodeo Season Points Begin October 1, 2019 _____________________________
Cowtown Coliseum Added Money: $4,500.00 Ride TV Series Series Bonus $31,500.00 $3,500 Bonus to Each Event Winner (Must Compete at 5 of 8 Events to WACO, TEXAS Qualify) WPRA WORLD FINALS KICKOFF Performances: 8:00pm BREAKAWAY JACKPOT Fees: $80 / TR $240 x 1 ($120 per man) Added Money: $500.00 Perf: 7pm Performance Order: Broncs, Tie Down, Fees: $100 Breakaway, Team Roping, Barrels, Bulls Slack: Friday after performance Enter on site: 2 CT to 5:30 CT Sanction: WPRA / UPRA Slack Order: SB,RB,TD,BA,TR,GB, BR Added Money: Ladies Barrels $500 / S/C: TBA Bareback $500 / Saddle Bronc $500/ Team Roping $1,000 / Ranch Bronc $500/ FORT WORTH, TEXAS NOVEMBER 1, 2, 2019 Tie Down $500 / Ladies Breakaway $500 Stockyards Championship Rodeo / Bull Riding $500 Cowtown Coliseum Non-members welcome w/$10 permit Added Money: $4,500.00 Buckles to high money 8 Week Event Ride TV Series Series Champions Series Bonus $31,500.00 Sanction: UPRA / IPRA $3,500 Bonus to Each Event Winner S/C: Stockyards Championship Rodeo Co (Must Compete at 5 of 8 Events to Entries open on the NEXTGEN Rodeo Qualify) App Performances: 8:00pm Wednesday, October 30 at 9:00am and Fees: $80 / TR $240 x 1 ($120 per man) close Sunday, November 3 at 5:00pm. Performance Order: Broncs, Tie Down, Call in entries open Wednesday, October Breakaway, Team Roping, Barrels, Bulls 30 from 9:00am to 4:00pm Thursday, Slack: Friday after performance October 31 from 9:00am to 4:00pm Slack Order: SB,RB,TD,BA,TR,GB, BR Friday, November 1 from 9:00an to Added Money: Ladies Barrels $500 / 12noon. Bareback $500 / Saddle Bronc $500/ Entry #: 903-287-7852 Team Roping $1,000 / Ranch Bronc If contestant does not get one of your $500/ Tie Down $500 / Ladies two preferences you have till Monday at Breakaway $500 / Bull Riding $500 5:00pm to turnout without fine/Fee. Fees Non-members welcome w/$10 permit & Fine will apply to ANY turnout Buckles to high money 8 Week Event that receives 1st or 2nd preference. Series Champions NEXTGEN APP Monday, November 4 Sanction: UPRA / IPRA till 12 noon, Tuesday, November 5 S/C: Stockyards Championship Rodeo _____________________________ Co Entries open on the NEXTGEN Rodeo FORT WORTH, TEXAS App NOVEMBER 15, 16, 2019 Wednesday, October 23 at 9:00am and Stockyards Championship Rodeo close Sunday, October 27 at 5:00pm. Cowtown Coliseum Call in entries open Wednesday, Added Money: $4,500.00 October 23 from 9:00am to 4:00pm Ride TV Series Thursday, October 24 from 9:00am to Series Bonus $31,500.00 4:00pm Friday, Oct. 25 from 9:00an to $3,500 Bonus to Each Event Winner 12noon. (Must Compete at 5 of 8 Events to Entry #: 903-287-7852 Qualify) If contestant does not get one of your Performances: 8:00pm two preferences you have till Monday at Fees: $80 / TR $240 x 1 ($120 per man) 5:00pm to turnout without Performance Order: Broncs, Tie Down, fine/Fee. Fees & Fine will apply to Breakaway, Team Roping, Barrels, Bulls ANY turnout that receives 1st or 2nd Slack: Friday after performance preference. Trades on NEXTGEN Slack Order: SB,RB,TD,BA,TR,GB, BR APP Monday, October 28 till 12 noon, Added Money: Ladies Barrels $500 / Tuesday, October 29. Bareback $500 / Saddle Bronc $500/ ______________________________ Team Roping $1,000 / Ranch Bronc $500/ Tie Down $500 / Ladies Breakaway $500 FORT WORTH, TEXAS / Bull Riding $500 NOVEMBER 8, 9, 2019 Non-members welcome w/$10 permit Stockyards Championship Rodeo Buckles to high money 8 Week Event
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Series Champions Sanction: UPRA / IPRA S/C: Stockyards Championship Rodeo Co Entries open on the NEXTGEN Rodeo App Wednesday, November 6 at 9:00am and close Sunday, November 10 at 5:00pm. Call in entries open Wednesday, November 6 from 9:00am to 4:00pm Thursday, November 7 from 9:00am to 4:00pm Friday, November 8 from 9:00an to 12noon. Entry #: 903-287-7852 If contestant does not get one of your two preferences you have till Monday at 5:00pm to turnout without fine/Fee. Fees & Fine will apply to ANY turnout that receives 1st or 2nd preference. Trades available on NEXTGEN APP Monday, November 11 till 12 noon, Tuesday, November 12 ________________________________
CINCH UNITED FINALS RODEO NOVEMBER 21, 22, 23, 2019 (Thursday, Friday & Saturday) Added & Bonus Money over $200,000.00
Performance Time: 7:00pm Top 20 Each Event Shout Enter Top 15 Each Event Eligible You Must Enter Entries: October 22 Time: 10am to 8pm Entries: 903‐873‐6692 Fees: $400 (With Voted Ballot) $500 (If Contestant DID NOT Vote) Cashier’s Check or Money Order Credit Card (Convenience Fee $15) No Personal Checks Fees are Due in the UPRA Office (Not in the mail) no later than November 7, 2019 Contestant replacement begins November 11, 2019 If you do not enter and�or pay fees on �me, the next person in line will move up for eligibility. Con‐ testant should also be ready to list your 10 rodeos or the entry secretary.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS NOVEMBER 22, 23, 2019 Stockyards Championship Rodeo Cowtown Coliseum Added Money: $4,500.00 Ride TV Series Series Bonus $31,500.00 $3,500 Bonus to Each Event Winner (Must Compete at 5 of 8 Events to
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Qualify) Performances: 8:00pm Fees: $80 / TR $240 x 1 ($120 per man) Performance Order: Broncs, Tie Down, Breakaway, Team Roping, Barrels, Bulls Slack: Friday after performance Slack Order: SB,RB,TD,BA,TR,GB, BR Added Money: Ladies Barrels $500 / Bareback $500 / Saddle Bronc $500/ Team Roping $1,000 / Ranch Bronc $500/ Tie Down $500 / Ladies Breakaway $500 / Bull Riding $500 Non-members welcome w/$10 permit Buckles to high money 8 Week Event Series Champions Sanction: UPRA / IPRA S/C: Stockyards Championship Rodeo Entries open on the NEXTGEN Rodeo App Wednesday, November 13 at 9:00am and close Sunday, November 17 at 5:00pm. Call in entries open Wednesday, November 13 from 9:00am to 4:00pm & Thursday, November 20 from 9:00am to 4:00pm Friday, November 21 from 9:00an to 12noon. Entry #: 903-287-7852 If contestant does not get one of your two preferences you have till Monday at 5:00pm to turnout without fine/Fee. Fees & Fine will apply to ANY turnout that receives 1st or 2nd preference. Trades available NEXTGEN APP Monday, November 18 till 12 noon, Tuesday, November 19 _____________________________ _____________________________ _____
24 at 5:00pm. Call in entries open Wednesday, November 20 from 9:00am to 4:00pm Thursday, November 21 from 9:00am to 4:00pm Friday, November 22 from 9:00an to 12noon. Entry #: 903-287-7852 If contestant does not get one of your two preferences you have till Monday at 5:00pm to turnout without fine/Fee. Fees & Fine will apply to ANY turnout that receives 1st or 2nd preference. Trades available NEXTGEN APP Monday, November 25 till 12 noon, Tuesday, November 26
FORT WORTH, TEXAS NOVEMBER 29, 30, 2019 Stockyards Championship Rodeo Cowtown Coliseum Added Money: $4,500.00 Ride TV Series Series Bonus $31,500.00 $3,500 Bonus to Each Event Winner (Must Compete at 5 of 8 Events to Qualify) Performances: 8:00pm Fees: $80 / TR $240 x 1 ($120 per man) Performance Order: Broncs, Tie Down Breakaway, Team Roping, Barrels, Bulls Slack: Friday after performance Slack Order: SB,RB,TD,BA,TR,GB, BR Added Money: Ladies Barrels $500 / Bareback $500 / Saddle Bronc $500/ Team Roping $1,000 / Ranch Bronc $500/ Tie Down $500 / Ladies Breakaway $500 / Bull Riding $500 Non-members welcome w/$10 permit Buckles to high money 8 Week Event Series Champions Sanction: UPRA / IPRA S/C: Stockyards Championship Rodeo Entries open on the NEXTGEN Rodeo App Wednesday, November 20 at 9am and close Sunday, November
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BAREBACK RIDING
1. HUNTER RAMSEY 2. KOLT DEMENT 3. JOSH HUDSON 4. CODY CABEEN 5. DAKOTA MENDEZ 6. JUSTIN LEWIS 7. TYLER JOHNSON 8. TYLER GRIFFIN 9. TIM MURPHY 10. ERIC FRAZIER 11. ANDREW KAPALA 12. ANTHONY THOMAS 13. ALEX EDMONDS 14. MARVIN ALDERMAN 15. ANDREW JENKINS 16. TREVOR LATTIN 17. BODEE LAMMERS 18. COLE FRANKS 19. RHETT KELLY 20. ETHAN CROUCH 21. BRADEN SMITH 22. PADEN HURST 23. TANNER FINE
ELDORADO, AR 26123.56 RUSK, TX 12776.00 STEPHENVILLE, TX 7296.73 MILFORD, TX 6699.91 ALVARADO, TX 5638.67 COLLEGE STATION, TX 5493.68 ATHENS, TX 3996.68 STUART, OK 2956.84 WHEELER, TX 2807.25 SANTO, TX 2622.78 , 2423.43 HUMBLE, TX 2121.71 LAKE CHARLES, LA 2095.26 IDABEL, OK 1794.84 ROCKDALE, TX 1292.22 WYNNEWOOD, OK 954.95 ALEDO, TX 913.93 CLARENDON, TX 372.20 STEPHENVILLE, TX 278.20 COLLEGE STATION, TX 261.32 SPEARSVILLE, LA 231.84 CYPRESS, TX 220.71 BALDWIN CITY, KS 184.20
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1. KARSYN DANIELS McKINNEY, TX 11634.17 2. ABBY PURSIFULL HORATIO, AR 10846.14 3. LINDSEY MC LEOD LANE, OK 10505.40 4. SAVANNAH THURMON , 8948.34 5. CHANI GRAVES SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX 8537.52 6. CHARLIE C. JOHNSON BASTROP, TX 8026.07 7. ALEXIA NEER FARMERSVILLE, TX 7898.49 8. JASMINE JOHNSTON NEEDVILLE, TX 7428.40 9. ALYSSA URBANEK STEPHENVILLE, TX 6674.77 10. MAGGIE CARTER DEKALB, TX 6607.22 11. BECKY MAASS ELGIN, TX 6464.13 12. MICKAYLA BROWN PLEASANT HILL, LA 6287.32 13. LISA THORNTON PLUM, TX 5967.33 14. TIMBER ALLENBRAND STEPHENVILLE, TX 5838.46 15. LEXI SMITH LOGANSPORT, LA 5552.20 16. KAYSIE BURGESS SHREVEPORT, LA 5532.95 17. BRISTAN KENNEDY LEVELLAND, TX 5309.60 18. CALLIE ALBRECHT MEYERSVILLE, TX 4849.88 19. BRADI GOOD MIDLAND, TX 4042.47 20. LANEY FOWLER GRANDVIEW, TX 4009.28 21. CAMBRA SMITH MIDLAND, TX 3762.54 22. KYLIE CONNER WELSH, LA 3593.35 23. HANNAH FORSYTHE NATCHITOCHES, LA 3545.31 24. KINSEY CHANDLER CRANE, TX 3499.34 25. HARLEY POTTER WAXACHIE, TX 3308.86 26. KAREN LITTLE SAN SABA, TX 3294.30 27. SHERRI BARNES PILOT POINT, TX 2984.23 28. EMILY THOMPSON EMORY, TX 2904.00 29. BRANDEE HAWKINS BOYD, TX 2786.59 30. HALYN LIDE STEPHENVILLE, TX 2774.44
BREAKAWAY ROPING
1. J.J. HAMPTON STEPHENVILLE, TX 2. AMBER CRAWFORD SPRINGTOWN, TX 3. MARTHA ANGELONE DENNIS, TX 4. LARAMIE JOHNSON SHREVEPORT, LA 5. TACY KAY WEBB MIDWAY, TX 6. LARI DEE GUY ABILENE, TX 7. JORDAN FABRIZIO CANYON, TX 8. MACI RAY MABANK, TX 9. HOPE THOMPSON ABILENE, TX 10. JORDI EDENS GATESVILLE, TX 11. CASSIDY BOGGS STEPHENVILLE, TX 12. KELSIE CHACE CHEROKEE, OK 13. JAYME MARCRUM SPRINGTOWN, TX 14. JACKIE CRAWFORD STEPHENVILLE, TX 15. ABIGAYLE HAMPTON COMMERCE, TX 16. TIMBER ALLENBRAND STEPHENVILLE, TX 17. KATIE WHITE SUMNER, TX 18. LONI KAY LESTER GONZALES, TX 19. BRYANA LEHRMANN **R** LEXINGTON, TX 20. ASHLEY MOREAU HUNTSVILLE, TX 21. ANN TODD WEATHERFORD, TX
24759.70 21683.93 12419.46 11997.61 11474.69 11411.38 10495.12 10340.16 8798.45 8504.65 8418.91 7860.45 7421.79 6911.35 6523.23 6460.26 6277.21 5968.87 5965.88 5914.73 5741.73
22. BRANDY GILBERT 23. KOLBIE BRASHEAR 24. PAIGE PURSEL 25.HANNAH MARTIN 26. ASPEN MILLER **R** 27. AMANDA COLEMAN 28. TAYLOR MUNSELL 29. MADDY GOFORTH 30. LAUREN BANE
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SPRINGTOWN, TX 5693.36 LAKE CHARLES, LA 5118.17 MEAD, OK 5064.96 JUNCTION, TX 5031.14 SANTA FE, TX 4952.78 WEST MELBOURNE, FL 4784.53 ALVA, OK 4718.80 AZLE, TX 4685.29 CALDWELL, TX 4359.34
1. KYLE MC DANIEL FT WORTH, TX 18663.53 2. KY HAMILTON BOWIE, TX 4610.73 3. AUSTIN PATTERSON STEPHENVILLE, TX 3509.44 4. RYDER MAY ARTHER CITY, TX 3151.98 5. JOAO AUGUSTO PILOT POINT, TX 3037.21 6. JARON SHEEHAN MAGNOLIA, TX 2705.55 7. BRYCE TAYLOR BUNA, TX 2641.44 8. CLAYTON THORP ATHENS, TX 2511.62 9. TRACE BROWN BIG SPRING, TX 2478.52 10. CODY HODGES BONHAM, TX 2470.10 11. COLBY JONES WINNIE, TX 2309.46 12. JARON HUGHES **R** CANTON, TX 2190.42 13. CAMERON ROGERS MALAKOFF, TX 2038.70 14. BRIAR BURNS STEPHENVILLE, TX 1825.68 15. ZACHARY LANEY FERRIS, TX 1806.97 16. CHASON BROOKSHIRE **R** VINITA, OK 1726.06 17. J.T. PETTIT ODESSA, TX 1544.59 18. NATHAN HATCHELL HENNESSEY, OK 1462.44 1387.30 19. HUDSON WILLIAMS **R** MIDLOTHIAN, TX 20. CAMERON FOSTER MT VERON, TX 1255.70 21. TAYLOR PIERCE VINTON, LA 1235.82 22. WINSTON QUESENBERRY IOWA, LA 1041.20 23. KURT SHEPHARD MINERAL WELLS, TX 975.60 24. TY TRULL MINEOLA, TX 922.95 25. BRANDON RHODES , 849.76 26. VITOR MELLO , 798.52 27. LOGAN BOTTOMS BEAUMONT, TX 780.00 28. KENNETH WILLIS SIMMS, TX 715.08 29. DALTON KASEL MULESHOE, TX 625.50 30. BLAISE FREEMAN SNYDER, TX 525.54
CALF ROPING
1. MARSHALL LEONARD SHONGALOO, LA 2. ZACK JONGBLOOD IOWA, LA 3. STERLING WILLIAMS STEPHENVILLE, TX 4. SY FELTON DUBLIN, TX 5. CATFISH BROWN COLLINSVILLE, TX 6. CHARLIE GIBSON MIDLAND, TX 7. CODY DARNELL , 8. MACON MURPHY KEATCHIE, LA 9. MAX MATHIS **R** BEN WHEELER, TX 10. STERLING SMITH STEPHENVILLE, TX 11. BRADEN HARRIS SAN ANGELO, TX 12. KASE BACQUE **R** PORT BARRE, LA 13. CUTTER CARPENTER **R** ATHENS, TX 14. MATT KENNEY MIDLAND, TX 15. STEPHEN MC LAUCHLIN ROCKWALL, TX 16. COLT RECTOR SUMNER, TX 17. WYATT MUGGLI LANE, OK 18. KIEL ROWAN MARLO, OK 19. BLAIR BURK DURANT, OK 20. J.D. MC CUISTION COLLINSVILLE, TX 21. AUSTIN ATKINSON ANDERSON, TX 22. COLTON CHILDS , 23. CARSYN SUNVISON **R** MCDADE, TX 24. COLTEN WALLIS **R** BIG SPRING, TX 25. TIM ERICKSON CROCKETT, TX 26. QUADE HIATT CANYON, TX 27. KINCADE HENRY **R** MT PLEASANT, TX 28. NEIL DOVE HICO, TX 29. ZACK KIRKPATRICK CROSBYTON, TX 30. ZANE KILGUS **R** TEAGUE, TX
12648.31 12564.17 12414.32 11515.17 10903.08 10422.08 9691.22 8431.87 7812.52 7734.84 7690.00 7559.89 7281.26 7093.40 6900.56 6391.16 6210.23 6200.02 5948.86 5830.72 5754.28 5723.67 5290.64 5129.66 5025.51 5019.80 4686.67 4615.57 3895.34 3891.02
1. KATER KENNEDY FROST, TX 2. CANYON CONLEY PETTY, TX 3. TREVOR MC CASLIN GLENPOOL, OK 4. THOMAS MOELLERING ELK CITY, OK 5. LOGAN DANIEL WOODSON, TX
11458.22 11199.54 10137.16 7049.72 4846.24
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6. JESSE BERRIE FITTSTOWN, OK 4563.84 7. LAINE BOWNDS **R** LEXINGTON, TX 4002.90 8. KEON MILLER COOPER, TX 3313.22 9. CASHION KLIPFEL STEPHENVILLE, TX 2159.85 2047.16 10. CAMERON MCDONALD STAMFORD, TX 11. ETHAN WILKINSON HEDLEY, TX 1859.05 12. COLTON CARROLL STERLING CITY, TX 1654.15 13. ZACK WILSON **R** POOLVILLE, TX 1651.75 14. DALE MARTIN WHITESBORO, TX 1266.38 15. DAKOTA RICE POST OAK BEND, TX 1074.72 16. CALLAN RICE STEPHENVILLE, TX 943.16 17. RUGAR SCHAG CLARENDON, TX 928.60 18. GARRETT PARKER ALVORD, TX 834.23 19. DAWSON SHAFER KAUFMAN, TX 771.43 20. JESSE BEAN BROKEN BOW, OK 684.77 21. ELI MC GAHEY KINGSTON, OK 624.81 22. JESSE RADDATZ **R** DEKALB, TX 588.36 23. HONDO DAVIS MIDLAND, TX 528.39 24. A.J. HAMMETT MARIETTA, OK 516.04 25. COY RUCKER CAT SPRING, TX 409.84 26. DILLON WHITE COLLINSVILLE, TX 375.00
SADDLE BRONC
1. CLINT LINDENFELD 2. ANDREW COUNTS 3. SLATYR HUNNICUTT 4. PARKER FLEET 5. GARET ALDRIDGE 6. JARROD HAMMONS 7. DYLAN HENSON 8. PARKER GLENN **R** 9. CALE NEWMAN **R** 10. LOGAN COOK 11. BRETT COFFMAN 12. BLAISE FREEMAN 13. WACEY HATHCOCK 14. JACK WRIGHT 15. JOEL PICOU 16. BRADLEY TAYLOR 17. WILL POLLOCK **R** 18. PETER WHITE 19. AARON LIDE 20. JAKE VANCE **R** 21. COLBY WINSTEAD 22. TREYSON ANTONICK 23. KOBYN WILLIAMS 24. SAM MARTIN 25. ELI MC GAHEY 26. DAMIAN BRENNAN 27. WYATT BARSTOW 28. HUNTER ROOF 29. CLINT ANDREWS 30. MALCOM ALLEN
MADILL, OK 10871.49 ANDREWS, TX 10488.57 MT. PLEASANT, TX 9944.00 AXTELL, TX 9182.51 HUNTSVILLE, TX 8908.46 STEPHENVILLE, TX 8510.48 DUBLIN, TX 7200.53 EDMOND, OK 4491.01 , 4090.53 ALTO, TX 4000.05 IDABEL, OK 3881.22 SNYDER, TX 3555.71 SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX 3389.17 DERIDDER, LA 3147.71 BEAUMONT, TX 3129.16 LANEVILLE, TX 2760.02 STEPHENVILLE, TX 2483.79 CANYON, TX 2476.49 STEPHENVILLE, TX 2281.24 JOSHUA, TX 2225.01 VERNON, TX 1777.00 LUBBOCK, TX 1685.34 DeBERRY, TX 1591.82 GOODWELL, OK 1389.04 KINGSTON, OK 1260.35 SNYDER, TX 1219.05 WAXAHACHIE, TX 1109.84 EDGEMOOR, SC 1069.25 DECATUR, TX 1042.61 HUNTSVILLE, TX 924.77
STEER WRESTLING
1. A.D. (ANTHONY) DAVIS GRAND CANE, LA 2. CHANCE HOWARD SADLER, TX 3. JAKE SHAW MARSHALL, TX 4. GABE SOILEAU BUNKIE, LA 5. STERLING WALLACE JUSTIN, TX 6. CADE STATON BASTROP, TX 7. TREY GREEN KILGORE, TX 8. JAY WILLIAMSON BOKCHITA, OK 9. BROTHER LOUD KAUFMAN, TX 10. CAL WOLFE PALMER, TX 11. ZACHARY PETERSON LINDALE, TX 12. JOE YORK **R** , 13. GARRETT OATES HUNTSVILLE, TX 14. REMEY PARROTT MAMOU, LA 15. LAYNE YORK **R** , 16. CODY REDDEN LIPAN, TX 17. TANNER JENKINS **R** ORANGE, TX 18. TERMAINE DE BOSE ANDERSON, TX 19. SAVION ELIAS GRAND CANE, LA 20. STERLING WALTON HOUSTON, TX 21. HUDSON SPEED ARGYLE, TX 22. LOGAN BAIRD SIMANTON, TX 23. ABDUAL BLUITT BEAUMONT, TX 24. GAVIN SOILEAU BUNKIE, LA 25. JAY TERRELL MAGNOLIA, TX
11907.50 10138.16 8714.44 8055.77 6809.69 4847.47 4716.22 4236.77 4173.41 3726.94 3659.93 3303.26 3094.43 2963.77 2944.52 2941.49 2905.82 2798.23 2295.84 2261.74 2150.61 2124.61 2121.94 2063.20 1870.95
26. JACK HODGES 27. HEATH THOMAS 28. DENARD BUTLER 29. TAYLOR CONRAD 30. BLAKE DOYAL
STEPHENVILLE, TX HEMPHILL, TX CHECOTAH, OK FRANKSTON, TX GRANBURY, TX
TEAM ROPING (Header)
1824.05 1569.80 1418.83 1162.07 1103.03
1. TEE LUTTRELL CHOUDRANT, LA 25162.63 2. CODY CARTER DUBLIN, TX 23543.88 3. MIKE BACON BOSWELL, OK 20686.51 17641.59 4. TANNER TOMLINSON **R** ANGLETON, TX 5. TWISTER VINSON HAWLEY, TX 17073.39 6. DUSTIN MORGAN IDABEL, OK 16902.64 7. BULL AUSTIN EAST BERNARD, TX 16782.02 8. CODY MC CLUSKEY STEPHENVILLE, TX 16671.64 9. TOMMY EDENS GATESVILLE, TX 16237.04 10. WYATT MUGGLI LANE, OK 16161.09 11. KOHL WHITEMAN COMO, TX 15933.94 12. MANNY EGUSQUIZA MINERAL WELLS, TX 15763.56 13. NATHAN MCWHORTER TELEPHONE, TX 15498.21 14. KREECE THOMPSON MUNDAY, TX 15273.27 15. JUSTIN C JOHNSON COOKVILLE, TX 15085.26 16. PEYTON WALTERS JUSTIN, TX 14675.95 17. DALE MARTIN WHITESBORO, TX 12922.03 18. ROWDY RIEKEN ARP, TX 10688.62 19. ANDREW LIVINGSTON LLANO, TX 10675.27 20. JAKE ORMAN ANDERSON, TX 10109.26 21. TY DANIEL HALLER MIDLAND, TX 9736.20 22. COLBY LOVELL MADISONVILLE, TX 8577.58 23. DYLAN GORDAN COMANCHE, OK 7679.70 24. COOPER HATLEY MILLSAP, TX 7242.70 25. SHANE PHILIPP WASHINGTON, TX 6356.30 26. MASON BOETTCHER EAST BERNARD, TX 6174.37 27. TYLER WATERS STEPHENVILLE, TX 5692.78 28. JACE BLAND CISCO, TX 5457.30 29. B.J. THOMPSON LAKE CHARLES, LA 5432.48 30. CASEY TEW LIPAN, TX 4489.82
TEAM ROPING (Heeler)
1. MARTIN LUCERO STEPHENVILLE, TX 25259.05 2. CHRIS YOUNG IVANHOE, OK 22843.60 3. WESTON PODZENNY BRIDGEPORT, TX 22328.20 4. NICK ROWLAND ANTLERS, OK 20152.87 5. DEE RAMPY BERTRAM, TX 19092.50 6. WILL WOODFIN MARSHALL, TX 18672.25 7. SETH JONES DECATUR, TX 16875.25 8. JUSTIN COPP JUSTIN, TX 15530.86 9. COREY HENDRICK BEDIAS, TX 15236.17 10. RANCE DOYAL **R** HARTSHORNE, OK 13332.75 11. SLOAN HENDLEY ABILENE, TX 12707.23 12. KIRBY BLANKETTSHIP LAMPASAS, TX 12425.06 13. BRADY NORMAN SPRINGER, OK 12381.73 14. BOOGIE RAY MABANK, TX 11654.72 15. ANDREW HILL PARIS, TX 11475.63 16. CODY HOGAN SHREVEPORT, LA 11048.50 17. YORK GILL STEPHENVILLE, TX 10326.47 18. TRUMAN MAGNUS MASON, TX 8149.32 19. TY ARNOLD MIDWAY, TX 7865.42 20. TYLER MC KNIGHT WELLS, TX 7721.61 21. TRAVIS HOBBS DAYTON, TX 7301.36 22. TYLER BARTON BUCKNER, AR 7171.06 23. JOE MATTERN PLANTERSVILLE, TX 7162.55 24. SETH SMITHSON BERTRAM, TX 7135.87 25. COOPER VANDIVER SPRINGTOWN, TX 5991.82 26. DANE REED SUMNER, TX 5947.98 27. BRADY KYLE ARCHER CITY, TX 5260.18 28. JOHN PAUL LUCERO MIDLAND, TX 5153.07 29. CLINT QUINN TROUP, TX 5143.82 30. CURT CRAWFORD SPRINGTOWN, TX 4866.54
MEN’S ALL AROUND
1. MUGGLI, WYATT 2. MOHON, MONTY
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1. ALLENBRAND, TIMBER 2. EDENS, JORDI 3. GOOD, BRADI 4. CONNER, KYLIE 5. GRAY, TIERRA
12298.72 10250.40 8030.51 6475.29 3548.81
WOMEN’S ALL AROUND
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BAREBACK RIDING
1. KOLT DEMENT (R) 2. PAYTON LACKEY 3. JUSTIN LEWIS 4. CODY CABEEN 5. TONY THARP 6. JOSH HUDSON 7. TYLER JOHNSON 8. TIM R. MURPHY 9. KADEN KORNEGAY (R) 10.ALEX EDMONDS 11.EVAN MILLER 12.ANTHONY THOMAS 13.TYLER HANDLEY 14.LANE LERCHE 15.PADEN HURST 16.ETHAN CROUCH 17.BRIAN BROWN 18.ANDREW JENKINS 19.GEORGE W. THOMAS 20.TYE COLEMAN
BARREL RACING
1. CHARLIE C. JOHNSON 2. JASMINE JOHNSTON 3. LIZ MCMANUS 4. BECKY MAASS 5. LISA NICHOLAS 6. ALYSSA URBANEK 7. CALLIE ALBRECHT 8. LISA THORNTON 9. CHANI GRAVES 10.WHITLEY WHITEWOOD 11.MIRANDA EMMERT 12.TAMMY FISCHER 13.KAREN LITTLE 14.BRADI GOOD 15.GINNY CICHOSKI 16.HARLEY POTTER 17.KATHY THORNTON 18.VIRGINYA FORAN (R) 19.LORYN PIERSOL 20.KASEY KRETZSCHMAR
BREAKAWAY ROPING
1. J.J. HAMPTON 2. LONI KAY LESTER 3. HANNAH PHILLIPS 4. AMBER CRAWFORD 5. TACY WEBB 6. MARTHA ANGELONE 7. BRYANA LEHRMANN 8. JORDI EDENS 9. LAUREN BANE 10.CASSIDY BOGGS 11.HOPE THOMPSON 12.ASPEN MILLER 13.LARI DEE GUY 14.ASHLEY MOREAU 15.KELSIE CHACE 16.PAYTON POWELL 17.JORDAN FABRIZIO 18.CASSIDY PINEDA 19.MCKAITLIN MCKEE 20.TAMI HERBERT
BULL RIDING
1. KYLE MCDANIEL
$16,878.08 $7,682.15 $7,171.06 $5,598.84 $5,173.52 $5,082.79 $3,491.26 $3,206.37 $2,891.30 $2,136.29 $2,121.53 $2,100.68 $1,792.36 $1,750.74 $1,600.54 $1,194.55 $861.40 $792.98 $707.63 $618.70 $14,400.98 $13,690.22 $10,618.54 $9,221.26 $8,326.82 $7,976.23 $6,543.49 $5,362.79 $4,792.89 $4,446.73 $4,422.50 $3,514.51 $3,399.76 $3,355.84 $3,346.66 $3,308.86 $3,223.47 $3,183.98 $3,113.24 $3,003.69 $25,451.32 $15,267.53 $11,701.69 $11,521.85 $11,088.35 $10,842.70 $10,814.25 $10,500.61 $9,635.59 $8,977.62 $7,808.81 $7,674.97 $7,384.09 $7,318.13 $6,597.63 $5,987.54 $5,970.93 $5,650.60 $5,241.38 $5,226.31 $15,638.19
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2. HUNTER BEHRENS 3. CHANCE LOPEZ 4. BRYCE TAYLOR 5. CODY DOLLINS 6. TEVIN WESTON 7. JARON SHEEHAN 8. JAMARCUS WHITING 9. TRENT DECHERT (R) 10.GANNON IVY 12.MYLES EMMONS 13.ROZEN NOBLES 14.WESLEY HOWARD 15.HOLDEN MURPHY (R) 16.JT MOORE 17.BLAISE FREEMAN 18.AUSTIN PATTERSON 19.CHRIS MENEFEE 20.PARKER MCCOWN
CALF ROPING
1. SY FELTON 2. AUSTIN ATKINSON 3. STERLING WILLIAMS 4. SHANE HANCHEY 5. ZACK JONGBLOED 6. SHERMAN LASKER 7. STERLING SMITH 8. J.W. KIRKHAM 9. CHARLIE GIBSON 10.TIM ERICKSON 11.JAMES L. COLLINS JR. 12.LUKE KROLCZYK 13.CHASE WILLIAMS 14.CLINT SINGLETON 15.ACE SLONE 16.DEWELDON WATSON 17.BRADEN HARRIS 18.CARSYN SUNVISON 19.JUSTIN MAASS 20.LANDYN DUNCAN
SADDLE BRONC
1. GARET ALDRIDGE 2. JARROD HAMMONS 3. PARKER FLEET 4. ANDREW COUNTS 5. CLINT LINDENFIELD 6. LUIS AGUIRRE 7. LOGAN COOK 8. CALE NEWMAN (R) 9. DYLON HENSON 10.SLATYR HUNNICUTT 11.JOEL PICOU 12.JAKE VANCE 13.CRAIG MOORE 14.BLAISE FREEMAN 15.WILL POLLOCK 16.RYDER SANFORD 17.MALCOM ALLEN 18.CLAYTON HUDSON 19.TREYSON ANTONICK 20.JEREMY MELANCON
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KATER KENNEDY JESSIE BERRIE LAINE BOWNDS CASHION KLIPFEL
$7,565.92 $7,383.54 $3,542.08 $3,210.49 $3,136.78 $3,074.33 $2,960.48 $2,565.08 $1,952.38 $1,769.40 $1,644.15 $1,608.34 $1,589.10 $1,572.27 $1,490.56 $1,467.74 $1,233.28 $1,103.84 $11,703.46 $9,788.98 $9,644.19 $9,638.77 $9,202.39 $8,882.30 $8,533.20 $6,920.81 $6,916.46 $6,888.74 $6,649.96 $6,476.70 $6,344.05 $6,159.35 $6,088.14 $6,079.04 $5,700.23 $5,414.17 $5,130.22 $4,626.26 $11,292.29 $11,016.80 $9,657.29 $8,138.32 $7,697.37 $6,184.19 $5,938.67 $5,848.33 $5,218.13 $4,682.29 $3,588.71 $2,711.67 $2,562.89 $2,287.03 $1,883.46 $1,824.82 $1,743.69 $1,658.15 $1,572.67 $1,135.40 $7,524.30 $6,091.90 $5,677.08 $815.18
(R) = Rookie
5. COY RUCKER
STEER WRESTLING
1. CADE STATON 2. A.D. DAVIS 3. JOE YORK (R) 4. BROTHER LOUD 5. GARRETT OATES 6. TERMAINE DEBOSE 7. GABE SOILEAU 8. DARYL ELLIOTT 9. STERLING WALTON 10.WYATT SBRUSCH 11.JAY TERRELL 12.LOGAN BAIRD 13.REMEY PARROTT 14.MITCHELL HUTTO 15.RYAN NETTLE 16.JACK HODGES 17.LOGAN GLEDHILL 18.CAL WOLFE 19.GAVIN SOILEAU 20.ROWDY THAMES
TEAM ROPING HEADER
1. BULL AUSTIN 2. TANNER TOMLINSON 3. CODY CARTER 4. TOMMY EDENS 5. MASON BOETTCHER 6. SHANE PHILIPP 7. TEE LUTTRELL 8. JAKE ORMAN 9. KREECE THOMPSON 10 \.CODY MCCLUSKEY 11.COLBY LOVELL 12.MIKE BACON 13.CHACE THOMPSON 14.TWISTER VINSON 15.CASEY HALDERMAN 16.LOGAN CURRIE 17.ANDREW LIVINGSTON 18.MANNY EGUSQUIZA 19.QUISTO LOPEZ 20.JOSH TORRES
TEAM ROPING HEELER 1. COREY HENDRICK 2. MARTIN LUCERO 3. DEE RAMPY 4. TRAVIS HOBBS 5. SETH JONES 7. CHRIS YOUNG 8. YORK GILL 9. JOE MATTERN 10.TYLER MCKNIGHT 11.CODY PIERCE 12.LOGAN MOORE 13.WESTON PODZEMNY 14.ARLES PEARCE 15.SETH SMITHSON 16.BOOGIE RAY 17.SLOAN HENDLEY 18.TRUMAN MAGNUS 19.TRUE LACINA 20.ROSS ASHFORD
$537.30 $6,138.75 $5,357.58 $5,303.96 $5,138.97 $4,845.46 $4,791.59 $4,530.20 $4,473.85 $3,855.41 $3,653.10 $3,600.00 $3,589.07 $3,574.86 $3,254.72 $3,243.84 $3,111.47 $3,053.41 $2,757.13 $2,688.20 $2,513.11 $26,109.26 $23,858.51 $20,362.39 $15,990.54 $15,971.68 $15,610.28 $13,936.28 $13,495.40 $10,458.84 $10,397.19 $10,144.26 $9,586.11 $9,456.53 $8,770.73 $8,635.08 $8,542.19 $7,826.28 $5,931.76 $5,409.29 $5,090.01 $27,579.27 $26,591.45 $24,228.06 $14,343.61 $12,895.53 $12,429.30 $11,673.20 $11,480.57 $10,258.84 $8,629.03 $8,380.37 $8,308.03 $7,613.33 $7,271.60 $6,428.06 $6,304.28 $6,231.07 $6,169.08 $5,650.00
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CPRA RODEOS ENTRY INFORMATION: For all CPRA 1st approved rodeos enter at 800-54-RODEO (800-547-6336). Entry dates and hours are posted on each rodeo listing. Contestants will have a 1st preference backed with a 2nd preference on a 1st come, 1st served basis. When entering have your card number or last four digits of your social security and be prepared to write your confirmation number. No call backs. After books have closed the draw will be posted at www.rodeosportsnetwork.com. Trades will be accepted in the CPRA office after books close. All parties involved in trades must contact office. FINES MUST BE PAID BEFORE ENTERING (Visa, MC & Discover accepted)
MEMBER INFORMATION NOTICE: BE SURE TO CHECK ENTRY TIMES AND DATES FOR ALL RODEOS. SOME INCPRA FINALS REQUIREMENTS: You must compete at ten (10) FORMATION MAY HAVE CHANGED SINCE rodeos of which five (5) must be CPRA 1st approved. Jackpots (bull THE LAST PUBLICATION.
ridings, team ropings, etc.) will not count toward your rodeo count.
TURN OUTS: Members and non-members entering any straight CPRA Rodeo or CPRA 1st approved rodeo will be fined for turn- outs. The fine amount is the entry fee plus $25.00. Notified turn-outs are not accepted. VET/DOCTOR RELEASES: Contestants are entitled to a total of two (2) releases per year. Contestants may use two of either Vet or Doctor release or one of each. Releases must be in the CPRA office within seven (7) business days following the last performance. The release must state the contestant’s name and the rodeo from which you are releasing. WEATHER UPDATES: For weather related cancelations and changes be sure to check on CPRA website, All information received from our stock contractors will be immediately updated at www.cprarodeo.com.
FEES: All fees MUST be paid in cash ONLY!
OCT. 11, 12 & 13, 2019 ANGLETON, TEXAS 26th ANNUAL CPRA FINALS
Brazoria Co. Fairgrounds
Perfs: 3 Perfs: Oct. 11 & 12 - 6:00PM; Oct. 13 - 1:00PM ADDED MONEY: $110,000 PLUS BONUS FUNDS Fees: Fees: $300. Fees must be received in the CPRA OCTOBER 5 & 6, 2019 office no later than Wednesday, Oct. 9th KAPLAN, LA All fees must be paid by money order, cashiers check or Kaplan Pro Rodeo credit card ($5 SC) Sanctioned: LRCA/CPRA/UPRA NO PERSONAL CHECKS ACCEPTED Perfs: 2 Perfs: Oct 5- 7:30PM; Oct STK CONT: VARIOUS 6 - 2:00PM BO: Top 20 must call in: Slack: Sunday @ 10AM Wed, Sept. 25 or Thurs, Sept. 26 Slack Order: GBR, SW, GBK, CR, TR 9:00AM to 7:00PM. Top 16 thru 20 must call back: Perfs must fill before any slack is taken Fri, Sept. 27 Fees: RS & GBR @ $80/SW @ $85/ 9:00AM to 4:00PM GBK @ $100/CR @ $105/TR $250 Enter @ 281-592-4900 Added Money: $900 - $100 per event/ NOTICE: All contestants must be prepared to list 10 rode- BR @ $300 os you have competed in. Five of these must be 1st CPRA Non-Members welcome with $10 sanctioned. Turnouts or rainouts will not count. Stalls and/ permit or RV hookup reservations can be made at time of entry STK CONT: Bergeron Rodeo (not before books open) SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 BUNA, TEXAS
RANCH BRONC CONTESTANTS: 2020 RODEO SEASON Ranch Bron riding is a sanctioned Buna Cancer Benefit Rodeo event. Please look at each listing SEPT. 26, 27 & 28, 2019 Sanctioned: UPRA/CPRA/LRCA to see which rodeos offer. Perfs: 1 Perf:Sept 28 - 7:30PM COLDSPRING, TEXAS RULE UPDATES: All new and changed Rule Updates and updated rule books are listed on the CPRA Website. Visit www.cprarodeo.com/updates. MEMBERSHIP DUES Membership dues can be purchased with a credit card, cash, check or money order to the CPRA office or any approved secretary. Any insufficient membership dues are subject to a $25.00 fine DAYSHEETS It is your resonsibilty to check the daysheet to confirm the perf or slack you are entered in.
UP TO DATE INFORMATION: For up to date information of rodeo listings, visit the CPRA Webiste. All information received from our stock contractors/committees will be immediately updated at www. cprarodeo.com.
9:00AM to 4:00PM Thurs, Sept 19 9:00AM to 4:00PM Fri, Sept 20 9:00AM to 12:00 Noon Trades: NEXTGEN App - Open Monday Sept 23& Close Tuesday Sept 24 @ 12Noon If contestant does not get one of your two preferences, you have until Monday at 5:00PM to turnout. If contestant receives one of two preferences, turnout MUST be done before BOOKS CLOSE (Sunday 5PM) to avoid fee/fine. Open & JR Barrels enter on site __________
San Jacinto Co. Fair & Rodeo Sanctioned: CPRA/UPRA Perfs: 3 Perfs: Sept 26, 27 & 28 7:30PM Slack: Thurs & Fri after Slack Order: GBR, SW, GBK, CR, TR Perfs must fill before any slack is taken. NO slack or out before perfs fill - If you wish to enter slack as your 1st preference before perfs fill, you must back it with a performance option. Fees: $105/BB, BR, SB & GBR @ $85/CR @ $125/TR @ $310 Added Money: $4,000 - $500 Non-Members welcome with $10 permit STK CONT: Champion Rodeo BO: Mon, Sept 23 10:00AM to 5:00PM Tues, Sept 24 9:00AM to 4:00PM ENTER @ 800-54-RODEO
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Slack: Saturday, Sept 28 @ 9:00AM Slack Order: GBR, SW,GBK, CR, TR (GBR drag at 5) Perfs must fill before any slack is taken Fees: RS @ $60/CR, SW & GBR @ $80/TR $240/GBK @ $100 Added Money: $1,350 - $150 Per 9 events Non-Members welcome with $10 permit STK CONT: SYJ Rodeo ENTRY METHOD: NEXTGEN APP App Entries: OPEN: Wed. Sept 18@ 9AM CLOSE: Sun. Sept 22 @ 5PM ENTRY METHOD: CALL OR TEXT @ 903-287-7852 Call In Entries: Wed, Sept 18
BO: Mon, Sept 30 6:00PM to 10:00PM Tues, Oct 1 6:00PM to 8:00PM ENTER @ 318-617-8991 __________
OCTOBER 11 & 12, 2019 OPELOUSAS, LA
Opelousas pro Rodeo Sanctioned: UPRA/CPRA/LRCA Perfs: 2 Perfs: Oct 11- 7:30PM; Oct 12 - 7:30PM Slack: Friday & Sat after perfs Slack Order: GBR, SW, GBK, CR, TR Perfs must fill before any slack is taken Fees: $80/CR & GBK @ $100/TR $240 Added Money: $1,600 - $200 per event (No Ranch Broncs) Non-Members welcome with $10 permit STK CONT: Bergeron Rodeo
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ASchedule Continued..... ENTRY METHOD: NEXTGEN APP App Entries: OPEN: Wednesday, October 9 @ 9AM CLOSE: Sunday, October 13 @ 5PM ENTRY METHOD: CALL OR TEXT @ 903-287-7852 Call In Entries: Wed, Oct 9 9:00AM to 4:00PM Thurs, Oct 10 9:00AM to 4:00PM Trades: NEXTGEN App - Open Monday Oct 14 & Close Tuesday Oct 15 @ 12Noon Once the draw is posted, if a contestant receives his/her 1st or 2nd preference, any turn out will result in fees & fine due. If a contestant does not receive their 1st or 2nd preference and the system placed contestant in another position, contestant can accept the position or simply turn our by 5PM on Monday prior to the rodeo with no fees or fines. __________
ENTER @ 800-54-RODEO *NO Ranch Broncs offered* PERF MAX: 8 in CR, SW & GBK; 10 in all other events Mutton Bustin check with Brazos Valley Expo __________
OCTOBER 18 & 19, 2019 ROCKDALE, TEXAS
Rockdale Fair & Rodeo Sanctioned: UPRA / CPRA Perfs: 2 Perfs: Oct 18 & 19 - 7:30PM Slack: Saturday, Oct 19 @ 9:00AM Slack Order: TR, GBR, SW, CR, GBK Perfs must fill before any slack is taken Fees: $80/RB & BR @ $65/TR $240/ GBK @ $100 Added Money: $3,200 - $300/BR @ $600/TR @ $500 Non-Members welcome with $10 permit STK CONT: Cadillac Rodeo ENTRY METHOD: NEXTGEN APP App Entries: OPEN: Wednesday, October 9 @ 9AM CLOSE: Sunday, October 13 @ 5PM OCTOBER 12, 2019 ENTRY METHOD: CALL OR TEXT @ DERIDDER, LA 903-287-7852 Tougher Than Cancer Benefit Rodeo BO: Wed, Oct 9 Sanctioned: LRCA/UPRA/CPRA 9:00AM to 4:00PM Perfs: 1 Perfs: Oct 12 - 7:30PM Thurs, Oct 10 Slack: Saturday @ 9AM 9:00AM to 4:00PM Slack Order: GBR, SW, GBK, CR, TR Trades: NEXTGEN App - Monday Perfs must fill before any slack is taken October 14, Closes @ 5P Fees: RS @ $60/GBR @ $80/SW @ Buckle given to Champion Ranch $85/GBK @ $100/CR @ $105/TR Bronc $250 __________ Added Money: $900 - $100 per event Non-Members welcome with $10 OCTOBER 19, 2019 permit CALDWELL, TEXAS STK CONT: SYJ Rodeo. Bryan Rodeo CPRA Team Roping BO: Mon, Oct 7 Jackpot 6:00PM to 10:00PM Sanctioned: OPEN/CPRA Tues, Oct 8 Perfs:1 Perf: Oct 19 - 1:00PM (will 6:00PM to 8:00PM not start before 1 hour after slack at ENTER @ 318-617-8991 Rockdale is over) __________ Fees: $200 per man/ $400 per team 4 head progessive after 1, Top 20 to OCTOBER 18, 19 & 20, 2019 short round - Slow Back BRYAN, TEXAS STK CONT: CWD Cattle Brazos Valley Fair & Rodeo BO: Sat, Oct 19 @ 12NOON at arena Sanctioned: CPRA / UPRA FMI: 979-204-6353 Perfs: 3 Perfs: Oct 18 & 19 - 7:30PM; __________ Oct 20 - 4:00PM Slack: Thursday, Oct 17 @ 8:00PM NOVEMBER 30, 2019 Slack Order: TR, GBR, SW, CR, GBK BRYAN, TEXAS Perfs must fill before any slack is taken Big Loop Big Money CPRA Team NO slack or out before perfs fill - If Roping Jackpot you wish to enter slack as your 1st Sanctioned: OPEN/CPRA preference before Perfs:1 Perf: Nov 30- 12:30PM (Folperfs fill, you must back it with a perlowing the preceeding roping) formance option. Fees: $200 per man/$400 per team Fees: $105/BB & BR @ $70/SB & 4 Go Rounds; Top 20 in 4th round, GBR @ $85/CR @ $125/TR $310 slow back Added Money: $8,000 - $800/BB & SB STK CONT: Philipp Ranch @ $1,000/TR & BR @ $1,400 BO: Sat, Nov 30@ 9AM Non-Members welcome with $10 FMI: KATHY @ 936-870-6548 permit __________ STK CONT: Cadillac Rodeo BO: Mon, Oct 14 DECEMBER 1, 2019 10:00AM to 5:00PM BRYAN, TEXAS Tues, Oct 15 Turkey Trot CPRA Team Roping 9:00AM to 4:00PM Jackpot
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS President Vice-President Secretary Bareback Tiedown
Todd Arthur Katherine Allen Nicole Brown Lee Cherry Joe Jessee
(979) 218-9037 (713) 392-7663 (281) 592-4900 (409) 781-1861 (210) 289-6658
Breakaway Saddle Bronc Steer Wrestling TR Heading TR Heeling Barrels Bull Riding Stock Contractor
Kaki Herring Bill Hebert Termaine Debose Travis Hobbs Rhett Wilson Kristi Cole Bryan Titman Colten Sullivan
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John Tom Powledge Britt Walters
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Ranch Bronc
Coy Rucker
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Sanctioned: OPEN/CPRA Perfs:1 Perf: Dec 1- 12:30PM (Following the preceeding roping)Fees: $200 per man/$400 per team 4 Go Rounds; Top 20 in 4th round, slow back STK CONT: Philipp Ranch BO: Sun, Dec 1 @ 12 Noon FMI: KATHY @ 936-870-6548 __________
FEBRUARY 2, 2020 BRYAN, TEXAS
Seth Broesche Memorial CPRA Team Roping Jackpot Sanctioned: OPEN / CPRA Perfs:1 Perf: Feb 2- 10AM Added Money: TBA Fees: $200 per man/ $400 per team 5 Go Rounds; Top 20 in 5th round, slow back STK CONT: PHILIPP RANCH BO: Sun, Feb 2 @ 9AM at Arena FMI: KATHY @ 936-870-6548
Need directions or addresses to rodeo arenas? CPRA is making every effort to provide GPS and/or directions. Information will be provided (if available) on cprarodeo.com.
RULE CHANGES The CPRA Board and Directors constantly strive to make the sport of rodeo grow and prosper for not only the contestants, but the Rodeo Committees as well. We end each year with rule changes that benefit the CPRA and their members.
ANY MEMBER WHO WISHES TO MAKE A RULE CHANGE MUST HAVE THE PROPOSAL IN WRITING TO THE CPRA OFFICE OR EVENT DIRECTOR ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 1, 2019. THE BOARD WILL CONSIDER AND VOTE ON ANY NEW RULE PROPOSALS AT THE NOVEMBER MEETING. Please visit the RULE CHANGES tab and the RULE BOOK tab on our website for all current rule changes.It is YOUR responsibilty to be aware of ALL rule changes.
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Nomination for 2020-2021 Directors President: ___________________________ Bareback Riding: ____________________________________ Calf Roping:_________________________ Breakaway Roping: __________________________________ Team Roping (Heeler): ___________________________ Judging: _________________________________ Contract Acts: _______________________________
(Competing members may nominate only the event they work. Any member may nominate President)
MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE CPRA OFFICE BY NOVEMBER 1, 2019 MAIL OR FAX TO: CPRA * 970 FM 787 W * CLEVELAND, TX. 7727 OR FAX 281-592-4902 Print Name: ___________________________________ Card #: __________________ Signature: _______________________________________________
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October 9th: Finals Entry Fees must be received in office (Absolutely no personal checks accepted)
FINALS STALLS & RV’S
Reservations will be made in the CPRA office at the time of entry. No personal check accepted for stalls or RV’s. Stalls: $90.00 for duration or $30 per day/night. Two bags of shavings included. All horses MUST be stalled. Horses tied out overnight will be moved to locked area and charged $75.00 per occurence. RV’s: 30 AMP (40 available) $25.00 per day (includes water and electrical HOST HOTEL INFORMATION: Best Western Angleton Inn 1809 North Velasco St. Angleton, Texas 77515 (979) 849-5822)
CPRA IS PLEASED TO ANNUONCE 2019 FINALS PERSONNEL Secretary – Courtney Rodell Announcer – Chris Rankin Sound – Laney Newman Timekeeper – Michelle Conn Timekeeper – Sunny Broesche Judge – Rusty Hummel Judge – Doug Staton Judge – Jeff Aubihl Pickup Man – Shannon Rodell Pickup Man – Chad Gaston Bullfighter – Bryce Redo Bullfighter – Robert Jower Contract Acts – Ronald Burton Cowboy Sports News Page 34 - October 2019
2019 CPRA FINALS SCHEDULE Thursday – October 10 7PM – Directors meeting: CPRA Finals office Friday – October 11 10AM-3PM – Contestant Check-In 3PM – Mandatory Contestant Meeting (Hospitality Tent) 4PM – Production Meeting - Personnel Only 6:15PM – Line up for Grand Entry 6:30 – 1st performance Saturday – October 12 10AM – BCFA Parade 12AM – General Membership Meeting Open to All (Hospitality Tent) 1:00PM to 3:00PM – Special Rodeo (Arena) 4PM – Production Meeting - Personnel Only 4PM – MANDATORY Contestant Group Photos (Arena) 5:30PM – Friday Perf Award ceremony in arena 6:15PM – Line up for Grand Entry 6:30 – 2nd performance (PINK NIGHT) Sunday – October 13 12Noon – Production Meeting - Personnel Only 2:00PM – Saturday Perf Award ceremony in arena 2:30PM – Line up for Grand Entry 3:00PM – Final Performance AWARDS BANQUET IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING PERF (Hospitality Tent)
CONGRATULATIONS ON A JOB WELL DONE! Secretary of the Year - Courtney Rodell Announcer of the Year - Chris Rankin Contract Acts of the Year – Ronald Burton
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Sammy Catalena Rodeo Company * (979) 822-7700 Sammy Catalena -P.O. Box 128 - Kurten, TX 77862 Frontier Rodeo Company *(409)988-3637/(800)541-6090 Jerry Nelson - P.O. Box 6600, Beaumont, TX 77725 Rockin I Rodeo Company * (979)249-6501 Tad Beck - 4515 FM 154 - Muldoon, TX 78949 Andrews Rodeo Company * (903) 784-6474 James Andrews - Rt. 1, Box 1640 - Blossom, TX 75416 Bergeron Rodeo Company * (337) 466-0117 Jay Bergeron - 135 Parish Line Rd. - Lake Charles, LA 70607 CWT Rodeo Company * (254) 998-0140 Charlie Thompson - 2990 Hwy 174, Kopperl, TX 76652 Diamond D Rodeo Company * (832) 401-9016 Dayton, TX 77535 Flying C Rodeo Company * (580) 795-5703 Will Cook - Rt. 4, Box 865 - Madill, OK 73446
Branded For Christ Rodeo Livestock * (936) 662-2642 Bubba Miller - 2954 IH-45 North - Huntsville, TX 77320 Cadillac Rodeo Company * (254) 747-2254 Johnny Hoyle - 6350 FM 39N - Mexia, TX 76667 Champion Rodeo Company * (903) 322-4577 Bob Champion - 1833 CR 278 - Buffalo, TX 75831
J & J Rodeo Compan7 * (903) 217-3572 Jason Muray - Cooper, TX
Diamond Cross Rodeo Company * (512) 229-6242 Wesley McManus - 1066 PR 3071 - McDade, TX 78650
SYJ Rodeo Company * (409) 745-1471 Shane Young - 966 CR 3133 - Buna, TX 77612
Hat Brand Rodeo Company * (979) 324-4000 Colten Sullivan - P O Box 159 - Leona, TX 75850
T-N-T Rodeo Company * (325) 280-3444 Mitch Terrell - 3528 FM 707 - Anson, TX Wing Rodeo Company * (903-632-5440 Joann Smith - 1254 CR 1416 - Bogata, TX 75417
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ROOKIE APPLICANTS
If you are applying for rookie status you must complete and sign the 2019 rookie application in addition to the standard membership application. If you were a CPRA 2018 rookie and did not win $1,500 or more, and did not win a 2018 rookie championship, then you are still eligible for a 2nd year. However, you still must sign the same forms as those first year applicants. If you’ve recently renewed your membership and did not complete the rookie application, you have 30 days from the date of your membership for the form to be received in the CPRA office.
MINOR RELEASES
If you are a minor (under the age of 18) you have 21 days from membership date to have the notarized minors release in the office or your entries will be stopped until the release is received. All minor members are required to have a minor release on file in the office, (one per year). CPRA reserves the right to ask for any additional paperwork/information if the board requests, contestant must provide in a timely manner. MEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONS, ROOKIE APPLICATIONS & MINORS RELEASE forms are available on CPRA website.
NOTICE: EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY The CPRA Office will NO LONGER take membership information over the phone. You will need to fill out the membership and send it and payment via mail, email or fax. Credit card payments will still be honored.
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ATTENTION CONTESTANTS:
If you are needing to renew your membership in order to have priority when entering a rodeo, please make every effort to do so prior to the date of the books opening. Having an up to date membership will speed up the entering process for both you and the central entry system.
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MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION I HEREBY APPLY FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE CPRA AND AGREE TO ABIDE BY ALL RULES AND BY-LAWS SET BY THE CPRA AND ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS. I UNDERSTAND THAT THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CPRA IS THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND ALL DECISIONS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS PREVAIL OVER ANY OTHER RULES. BOARD DECISIONS ARE FINAL. ANY LITIGATION BROUGHT FORTH PERTAINING TO THE CPRA MUST BE FILED IN THE COUNTY OF THE CPRA OFFICE. THIS APPLICATION MUST BE COMPLETED IN FULL BEFORE MEMBERSHIP WILL BE PROCESSED AND MUST BE READABLE. (PLEASE PRINT) FIRST NAME: ____________________________________MI. _______ LAST NAME: __________________________________________________ ADDRESS: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ CITY, STATE, ZIP: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PHONE #: (
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Breaking It Down With Speed Williams The struggles of heeling Growing up I heeled all the time. I went to the National Finals heeling when at 20 and decided there was more room for improvement on the heading end. I felt like I could do some things that headers weren’t doing. I really enjoyed the change of being in control. One day maybe my son will become a header, but right now he doesn’t like it and only heads in the practice pen when we have clients who heel and I need him to head. Gabe has come a long way in his heeling. This December will be two years since he decided he wanted to rope. He’s always roped with me a little, maybe ten or fifteen minutes, and then he was gone. I’ve never pushed him to rope, but I have bribed him into roping. That’s no longer the case. He wants to rope nonstop and always asks for one more pen; not one more steer, but one more pen. He’s twelve years old and has a #5 heel card. He’s entered at the USTRC Finals in the #12 through the #9. Some days in the practice pen he ropes really good. Same steers, same horses. The next day he may miss the majority of his steers. We talk about it
all the time. There are steps you must go through heeling. If any steps are eliminated, there’s a good chance your run won’t be as successful as you would like. Heeling is a math equation that changes every time the gate opens. There are so many variables: your partner, the number roping you’re in, the head horse you’re behind, and how fast you need to catch the cow based on your projection of what it will take to place in the roping. We set up scenarios in the practice pen all the time. For instance, with his partner for the junior rodeos they need to be under 11-seconds to win the roping. There are different ways to approach the cow if you have 11 seconds to get a qualified run. Factors are your position as you ride down the arena, the width between you and the steer, and how early you turn in. It allows more leniency if the steer happens to check off so you won’t get on top of him and are forced to throw. Now, if you have to be 7-seconds, you need to ride tighter and narrow the width between you and the steer going down the arena. Depending on where the header turns, you have to put yourself in a position to heel in the
first couple of jumps. That is where we are currently and are struggling with position and riding the corner. I have had him on horses where he doesn’t have to use the reins much. So, lately I’ve had him ride some horses where he has to use his left hand to control the position. This is where and why some heelers can have a bad day… when they start rushing the corner. It causes a lot of problems when you’re on top of the cow before he’s turned. When you’re so close to the cow that your horse’s head is in the wrong position and blocking your view, it’s very difficult to heel him. Recently I was helping a #7+ heeler that was struggling. We ran through various scenarios in the arena and then went inside and watched the video. His swing, angle, and delivery were outstanding. However, his horse was in the wrong position in the corner and running too tight. When he turned in, his horses’ head was turned to the right and blocking his view. I got on his horse and roped the Hot Heels a few times. Then on the very first steer, I gave the horse a pocket and let him come in with his nose to the inside. It makes a world of difference in how fast you can rope when you can see the cow. Often when heelers are struggling, it’s not their roping but their position and the angle of their position. When you’re in correct position, the cows are much easier to heel. When you’re in the wrong position, you have to use
your rope handling ability to overcome obstacles. Heeling is a frustrating and humbling thing and if you do not have the opportunity to practice a couple of times a week, it’s very hard to stay sharp, unlike heading. With heading you can rope the dummy, keep your horse legged up and be competitive. Heeling is a reaction to an action and there are so many things happening often you don’t have time to think. But, it sure is a lot of fun when you come around and rope one nice. Kind of like in golf when you hit your ball a long way with your driver… your confidence is high and you just want to do it again. What’s new with me: We have moved into our new place in Comanche and are operational. We have our arena up and are teaching lessons. I’m excited with the response from customers who are using the Speed Trainer and seeing the benefits in their roping and riding. I’m also happy to announce that Priefert has built us a new goat dummy, the Goat Trainer, that will help teach kids to get off their horses correctly. Stepping off is the dangerous part of goat tying. The Goat Trainer is much like the Speed Trainer where it lights up if you pull too hard on the reins. It also helps teach how to guide your horse when you’re riding the stirrup and getting ready to dismount. For ordering or more information about the Speed Trainer or Goat Trainer call Colter Buck at 903-434-8970.
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The Speed Trainer can help you: • Improve balance and horsemanship • Learn to rope quicker • Dally better • Isolate and correct mistakes • Work with your horse for smoother and quicker runs
For more information, or to see the Speed Trainer in action visit speedroping.com.
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RODEOS - RODEOS Oct 05, Bellville, TX Back Yard Bull Riders Austin Co Fair Bull Riding Fairgrounds arena, 7pm. FMI BackyardBullRiders.com Oct 05, - Oct 06, Lake Travis Tx., TX AQUA-BULL-LOOZA 2 Bull riding on the lake 1500added 60 fees call in Sept. 30 at 512-680-9975. Lake Travis Austin Tx. Emerald point bar & grill come by car or boat for more info looks us up on Facebook BROKEN G RODEO 5973 Hiline Rd Austin, TX 78734 Oct 10, - Oct 12, Hamilton, TX Texas Senior Pro Rodeo Finals FMI TSPRA.com Oct 12, Egypt , TX Backyard Brawl Bull Blowout 2019 Egypt Tx Frontier Day’s Presents The 2019 Backyard Brawl Bull Blowout @ 5PM @ The Henderson Arena $2,000 Added 30 Head Bull Riding! Bull Riders $70 Entry Fees $1,500 Added With 100% Payback and Custom Buckle!Bull Riders need to be paid up by 3pm , Invitational Cowboys Protection Match $400 A Team $500 Added (Custom Buckles to winner ) , Bull Team Competition $500 Fees (Custom Buckle To Winner) 3 Bulls Per Team Rider Friendly Contractors Bring Two Riders And Draw One (Custom Buckle To Hi Scored Bull Of Event) !Only Taking 10 Teams Books Open October 4th For Info on Protection Match call William Vawters @ 361 489 0993 Bull Rideas Ricky Armstrong @979 282 1754 Everyone pays at the gate contestants will be refunded once fees are paid Admission Adults $10 Kids $6 Public Invited PLENTY OF HOT FOOD AND COLD DRINKS Oct 26, Kerrville, TX Kerrville Open Pro Bull Riding Lester Meier Rodeo Company, Books open Monday, October 21, 10:00am4:00pm, Tuesday, October 22, 10:00am1:00pm at 830-997-5351. 35 head & short go. $1000 added & buckle. For more information call 830-997-1864. Nov 30, - Dec 01, Wharton , TX 1st Annual Jeff Youngblood Thanksgiving Stampede Timed Event Rodeo $5500.00 Added Money Roping starts @ 12 noon sharp Events will be ran in the order they are listed below Pee - Wee TD 13 & Under 2 for $50.00 $100.00 Added Money JR.TD 14 - 18 2 for $50.00 $100.00 Added Money Ladies Only BAW 2 for $100.00 $500.00 Added Money Mens BAW 2 for $100.00 $500.00 Added Money Steer Wrestling 2 for $150.00 $1100.00 Added Money Barrel Racing 1 for $75.00 $700.00 Added Money 000 TD 2 for 100.00 $500.00 Added Money D TD 2 for 100.00 $500.00 Added Money Open TD 2
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Connor Atkinson winning the Gunner Thames Memorial Calf Roping in Dripping Springs, Texas. Spur of the Moment Photo for $100.00 $500.00 Added Money 00 TD 3 for $150.00 $1000.00 Added Money Office Charge - Promoter Reserves The Right To Re-Classify - Adults $10.00 per person - Children 6 - 12 $5.00 Under 6 FREE - FMI:JEFF YOUNGBLOOD 361.484.3437 THIS IS A 1DAY EVENT
TEAM ROPING Oct 02, Hempstead, TX Waller County Fair Open Team Roping Fairgrounds arena, 5:30pm. Open team roping with $10,000
added money. $15,000 purse eliminator match roping. FMI 281-253-2923 Oct 11, - Oct 13, Athens, TX Texas Jr World Championships Calf Roping & Team Roping Youth and Open calf roping and team roping. Henderson County Fair Park Arena. $25,000 Added Money. FMI FireItUpProductions.com Oct 20, Bellville, TX 13th Annual Bubba Mewis Memorial Team Roping Fairgrounds arena, 10am. Trailer to Hi Pt roper of the day. Buckles to average champions of each roping. #15, #13, #11, #9. FMI 979-877-8291
Blaze Byler at the TYRA Finals in Gonzales, Texas. R&M Rodeo Photos Cowboy Sports News Page 41 - October 2019
SCHOOLS/CLINICS Nov 23, - Nov 24, Buffalo, TX Scott Kormos Calf Roping Clinic Leon County Arena. $500 tiedown, $400 breakaway. $250 deposit due by November 1st. FMI 903-388-5730 or 903-388-6456
ALL QUALIFYING LEADLINERS RECEIVE A BUCKLE! Lots of events. Goat slapping, flanking, tying, speed events, dummy roping, chute roping, all roping!!! Limestone County Fairgrounds, Groesbeck, TXCall Monica at 979-777-8274 or check out facebook.com/ leecattleco691 FMI and for entry information or visit bit.ly/YRThandbook for rules and entry info Oct 05, Wharton Cty Fairgrds.-Wharton, TX Gulf Coast Barrel Racing Assn. Books
Kassie Burgess at the State Fair of Texas UPRA Rodeo in Dallas, Texas. Cowgirl at Heart Photo
BARREL RACING & PLAYDAYS Oct 05, - Oct 06, groesbeck, TX Youth RodeoTexas Fall Series 3 weekends. 6 rodeos. Buckles to all qualifying leadliners. Buckles to overall 1st place contestants and custom tack to 2nd place contestants. Goats, barrels, poles, straights, ribbons, breakaway, chute roping, double muggin, tiedown, team roping, leadline and more. Entries must be postmarked 10 days prior to the Saturday perfs. Sept 7th &8th, Oct 5th & 6th, Oct 26th & 27th. Must enter 4 out of 6 rodeos to qualify for prizes. Limestone County Fairgrounds 722 N. Tyus, Groesbeck, TX Contact Monica Hurst at 979-777-8274 for entry forms and rules or go to Facebook.com/ LeeCattleCo691 FMI. Oct 05, - Oct 06, Groesbeck, TX Youth RodeoTexas Fall Series 6 rodeos in 3 weekends! Sept. 7 & 8, Oct 5 & 6, Oct. 26 & 27. Payout each rodeo. Overall buckles and prizes to 1st and 2nd high point winners (must attend 4 of the 6 to qualify for prizes).
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open 8 Am Exh barrels 8:30-10 Pole exh for 30 minutes then pole classes(18 & under, 7 & Under, open 3D) all in the same draw--Mid Exh barrels if time allows till 1:15 7 & Under barrels at 1:30-Open 5D at 2(Yth,Ad, and Sr Incentives) in the same draw--May carry over or run twice FMI 713 899 0158 Oct 05, Frankston, TX 3 Barrels 2 Hearts 1 Dream Open 5D $250 Added Exhibitions 12-3 $5 ea Races will begin at 3:30 Peewee $15 Whole sec splits Open 5D $40 1/2 sec splits Youth 3D side pot $25 1/2 sec splits Senior 3D side pot $25 1/2 sec splits Office Charge $10 Per person 75% pay back Pre entry opens September 30th by texting 214734-6013 Rusty Spur Arena 17805 CR 4235 Frankston, TX Oct 06, Magnolia, TX Cowboy Hosanna Equine Events $2000 Added Barrels & Pole Bending Jackpot Series Hosanna’s $2000 Added 4D Barrel Race & Pole Bending Books open 10am Order of events are as follows: ● 12 – 12:30am - Exhibition poles ($5 each or 3 for $12) ● 12:40 – All Pole Classes (will run together) - Pee Wee (9 & under) $20;
Youth 3D (18 & under) $30 whole second splits; Open 4D ($40) half, half, whole second splits ● 2:30– 3:45 pm - Exhibition barrels ($5 each or 3 for $12) ● 4:00 pm Lead Line / Pee Wee (9 & under) $20 ● 4:40 pm Open 4D and Youth 3D (will run together) - Youth 3D (18 & under) $30 whole second splits; Open 4D $40 half, half, whole second splits ● 3D Age incentives $25 ½, whole second splits (adult 19-49 and senior 50+) ● $10 office charge per contestant $2000 Added to the Open 4D barrels class each week. Text your Pre-entries the Thursday before each jackpot from 9am to 6pm to 713.725.8048 (this number is only for pre-entries, not for more information). 25% of all proceeds will be donated to the non-profit “Cowboy Hosanna Equine Events” Be sure to visit our Facebook page Cowboy Hosanna Equine Events for updates and to message prayer requests! Don’t forget to like & share! Oct 06, Hempstead, TX Cowboy Hosanna Equine Events Barrels & Pole Bending Jackpot Series Hosanna’s $1000 Added 4D Barrel Race & Pole Bending ●Williams Arena 13999 FM 359 @ McDade Road, Hempstead, TX ● Books open 10am Order of events are as follows: ● 10:30 am - Exhibition poles ($5 each or 3 for $12) ● 11:30 am – All Pole Classes (will run together) - Youth 3D (18 & under) $30 whole second splits; Open 4D ($40) half, half, whole second splits ● 12:30 pm – 1:45 pm - Exhibition barrels ($5 each or 3 for $12) ● 2:00 pm Pee Wee (9 & under) $20 ● Immediately after the Pee Wee barrels, Open 4D and Youth 3D (will run together) - Youth 3D (18 & under) $30 whole second splits; Open 4D $40 half, half, whole second splits ● $10 office charge per contestant ● $2000 Added to the Open 4D barrels class only. Text your Pre-entries the Thursday before the jackpot from 9am to 6pm to 713.725.8048 (this number is only for pre-entries, not for more information). 25% of all proceeds will be donated to the non-profit “Cowboy Hosanna Equine Events” Be sure to visit our Facebook page Cowboy Hosanna Equine Events for updates and to message prayer requests! Don’t forget to like & share! BBR APPROVED! Oct 06, Blanco, TX Blanco Rodeo Assn open 4D barrel race after playday, buckles to winner of each D ,Cash only,books close at 5:30 starts at 6:00. Text 970-739-0911 to enter Oct 08, Bellville, TX Austin County Fair Barrel Racing Fairgrounds arena. Exhb 5:30-6:45pm. Open 4-D at 7pm, $30 fees. $1,000 added money. Books close after 25th run. No pre-entries. FMI 979-885-8291 Oct 11, - Oct 12, Conroe, TX 6th Annual Jeanine McMinn Memorial Barrel Race $10,000 ADDED Lone Star Convention and Expo Center 9055 Airport Road, Conroe, TX
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77303 Friday, October 11th • $1,500 Added place per 5 riders All proceeds from these youth will be ran together and will start imExhibitions 10-11AM $5 • Slack Section events will be split and donated equally mediately after little champs. $5 Processing 11-1PM • Exhibitions 1-7PM $5 • Warm Up between the Lexington Stars Drill Team, Fee Pre enter the Monday before the race Race 7:30PM Open 5D $35 • Youth 3D $25 Bluebonnet Equine Humane Society (BEHS) at 785-694-3419 from 8am-8pm Check out • Future Champs (7 & under) $15 • Senior & and Marvin’s Way Cancer Starter Kits. FMI all Jackpot events September 20th and Adult Incentive $20 • $5 Processing fee Per please call Lorrie Phillips @ 512-350-9566 27th, October 18th and 25th, November 1st Rider Saturday, October 12th • $8,500 Added or email: lonestaroutlawselgin@gmail.com and 22nd, and December 20th. All shows Exhibitions 8:00-10:00AM $5 • $7,000 Added Oct 13, Sealy, TX STBRA D&D Arena. pending BBR Approval. For any questions Open 5D $40 @ 10:30AM • $1,000 Youth 5D Books open at 9am. Early bird exhibitions please call or text 785-694-3419 $30 Open & Youth run together • 1/2 second 8am to 9am $5 at the gate. Pole exhibition Oct 19, MONTGOMERY, TX Banshee splits with 75% payback $250 Added Adult & 9am $5, Not before 10am Open 3D poles Ranch Halloween Barrel Blast Saturday $250 Added Senior 3D Incentive $20 • Prizes ($20) Followed by Youth 3D poles ($20) October 19, 2019, Banshee Ranch will host in Open & Youth Rodeo Side pot $100 • $5 Novice 3D poles ($20), Barrel Exhibitions a Halloween barrel race payday. FREE COSProcessing fee Per Rider • WPRA & BBR $5 usually around 11:45 to 1:45pm. 2PM TUME CONTEST starting at 10 am. Books APPROVED Pre-entries, Books & Results by Peewee Barrels immediately followed by open at 9 am. $3 exhibitions. $10 entry for Twisted Sister Productions • Pre Enter Online Open 5D Barrels ($30) 3D Youth Barrels each race. $5 entry for fun races (including a 9/18/19 thru 10/4/19 www.enterthealley.com ($20) runs with open, 35 & Over #D barrels ( race open to everyone - no horse). Pee wee • Draw will be posted no later than 10/7/19 $20) $1,000 Novice Barrels ($20). Pre Entry (8 and under). Youth (up to 18 years). Open Enter until last 25 day of race-NO LATE is Thursday before the race text only to 832 (all ages). Barrel race, poles and straights. FEES ~ CASH ONLY ON SITE Stalls $20 per 866-2581 from 9am to 6pm, please do not Prizes and ribbons awarded for each race. day Shavings $8/bag (2 required) Concession available. Nega**Must use shavings provided by tive coggins required. No magic arena** RV’s $20 per day Must seats. Family fun day. Everyone pre pay for stalls, shavings, and is welcome!!! Banshee Ranch is RV’s to guarantee a spot-PayPal located at 14800 Mt. Pleasant address: jmcminnscholarship@ Rd., Montgomery TX, just north yahoo.com **All Proceeds go to of Highway 1097 the Jeanine McMinn Scholarship Oct 20, Hempstead, TX STBRA Fund** FMI: Tiffani Wooten (785) Waller County Fairgrounds 694-3419 jmcminnscholarship@ Waller County Fairgrounds, 21988 yahoo.com FM359, Hempstead, TX 77445 Oct 11, Bulverde, TX Fri-Yay Books open at 9am. Early bird Barrel Races at Tejas Rodeo exhibitions 8am to 9am $5 at the Open 4D and 3D Youth race. gate. Pole exhibition 9am $5, Not Books open at 5pm. Exhibitions before 10am Open 3D poles ($20) from 530-730. Open to start at Followed by Youth 3D poles ($20) 8pm. $40 Open fees and $30 Youth Novice 3D poles ($20), Barrel with $5 office charge. Pre-entries Exhibitions $5 usually around open up Monday of race week, text 11:45 to 1:45pm. 2PM Peewee only to 210-273-3820. Visit our fb Barrels immediately followed by page for more info. Tejas Rodeo Open 5D Barrels ($30) 3D Youth 401 Obst Rd. Bulverde, TX 78163 Barrels ($20) runs with open, 35 Oct 12, Lexington, TX Playday & Over #D barrels ( $20) $1,000 #2 + Jackpot Barrel Race Series Novice Barrels ($20). Pre Entry - Dates: 09/21, 10/12, 10/26 & is Thursday before the race text 11/16 Must ride 3 of 4 for Series only to 832 866-2581 from 9am End Awards 5 events: Arena Race, to 6pm, please do not text before Flying V, Poles, Straights & Clo9am. Include Rider name/horse vers Books Open @ 9am, Leadline name, Open or Youth class and if runs @ 9:30am $35/5 events or $8/ carrying over. Draw will be posted event if 4 or less: $7 Exhibitions w Catfish Brown winning the Gunner Thames Memorial CPRA Ro- on Friday on Facebook before the No office charge Lee County Texas deo in Wimberley, Texas. Spur of the Moment Photo race. Do not call for a #. 1st 50 Stars Arena in Lexington Ribbons: must be paid by 1pm, 50 to 100 1st - 5th - 8 & under age groups ONLY Day text before 9am. Include Rider name/horse by 2pm and 100 to 150 by 3pm End Prizes: 1st - 5th only 8 & under classes name, Open or Youth class and if carrying Oct 25, Magnolia, TX Dos Chicas Jack/ 1st - 3rd place all other classes Series End over. Draw will be posted on Friday on Face- popt Friday(s) Books Open at 4:30 PM Prizes: 1st & 2nd Buckles / 3rd - 6th - choice book before the race. Do not call for a #. 1st Exhibitions 4:30 - 7:30 PM $5 Little Champs of tack, jewelry, cash or other prize Jackpot 50 must be paid by 1pm, 50 to 100 by 2pm 7:35 (7 and under) $10 Open 5D $35 $100 Barrel Race: $20 entry fee / 70% payback and 100 to 150 by 3pm Added Youth 3D $25 Whole second Splits Added Money: 6-10 riders - $25, 11-15 riders Oct 18, Magnolia, TX Dos Chicas Jackpot Open and youth will be ran together and - $50, 16-20 riders - $75, 21 & over - $100 Friday(s) Books Open at 4:30 PM Exhibi- will start immediately after little champs. $5 Payouts: 1 - 5 riders = 1 place, 6 - 10 riders tions 4:30 - 7:30 PM $5 Little Champs 7:35 Processing Fee Pre enter the Monday before = 2 places, 11 - 15 riders = 3 places, 16 - 20 (7 and under) $10 Open 5D $35 $100 Added the race at 785-694-3419 from 8am-8pm riders = 4 places Over 20 riders...1 additional Youth 3D $25 Whole second Splits Open and Check out all Jackpot events September
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Phillips @ 512-350-9566 or email: 20th and 27th, October 18th and lonestaroutlawselgin@gmail.com 25th, November 1st and 22nd, and Oct 26, Rosenberg, TX STXHRA December 20th. All shows pending South Texas Hurricane Rodeo BBR Approval. For any questions Association All ages welcome. please call or text 785-694-3419 Barrels, poles, straights, goat Oct 25, Giddings, TX Kiss N tying, goat ribbon pulling. Speed Kick BBR Pending & WPRA Apevents are $15, Goat events are proved BabyTraining Time 2:30$18. There are six playdays in the 4:30 - ($15/horse or $30/ person series. You must pay/attend at w/ multi horses) Exhibitions from least 5 to qualify for awards. You 4:30-6:30pm(30 minute incremust compete in 3 of the 4 events ments) Open starts @ 7:00pm to qualify for all around points. $$Cash Only$$ Open 4D-$40 Saddles, buckles and prizes will be Side Pot: Baby Lips N Bumper awarded at the end of the series. Spurs ( Horses 6 & under only)Exhibitions $5 each at gate: obsta$50 Youth Incentive, 18 & under cles 10-12 and poles exhibitions (must enter open)-$30 Adult (must 10-11, barrel exhibitions start at enter open)-$25 Senior (must 11:00-12:30. Playday will start at enter open)-$25 Office fee-$10 Exhibitions-$5 Pre-entries must Blair Giese leads the grand entry at the TYRA Finals in Gonza- 1pm. Call Keri for questions, visit our website STXHRA.org, or Facebe paid by cc or check Checks les, Texas. R&M Rodeo Photos book page South Texas Hurricane mailed must be received by 10/23 2nd Buckles / 3rd - 6th - choice of tack, jewWinter Series Pre-sign up or questions call or text: 361- elry, cash or other prize Jackpot Barrel Race: Oct 26, Rosenberg, TX STXHRA Straights, 550-8872 Upcoming dates: Edna - 2019 - $20 entry fee / 70% payback Added Money: Clovers, Poles, Goat Ribbon Pulling and 11/20, 12/6-7 Seguin - 11/9, 12/7 Giddings 6-10 riders - $25, 11-15 riders - $50, 16-20 Goat Tying. Age Groups include Lead Line, -10/25 Georgewest - 11/30 Gonzales - 11/22 riders - $75, 21 & over - $100 Payouts: 1 - 5 7 & under, 8-13, 14-19 and 20 & over. End more dates to announced. Sponsored by: riders = 1 place, 6 - 10 riders = 2 places, 11 of Series Awards given. FMI contact Brandi Blackmon Quarter Horses Ralston Cattle - 15 riders = 3 places, 16 - 20 riders = 4 plac979-578-2556 Company Efficiency Air Instant Copy es Over 20 riders...1 additional place per 5 Oct 26, Magnolia, TX SMOKIN GUNS PROOct 26, - Oct 27, Groesbeck, TX Youth riders All proceeds from these events will be DUCTIONS 2nd ANNUAL PICK YOUR POIRodeoTexas Fall Series 3 weekends. 6 split and donated equally between the LexSON PLAYDAY Buckles, Ribbons, Trophies, rodeos. Buckles to all qualifying leadliners. ington Stars Drill Team, Bluebonnet Equine Prizes, Costume Contest, Candy and tons of Buckles to overall 1st place contestants and Humane Society (BEHS) and Marvin’s Way FUN! Books open @ 9:30am. exhibition barcustom tack to 2nd place contestants. Goats, Cancer Starter Kits. FMI please call Lorrie rels 9:45am-10:45am ($3 each). barrels, poles, straights, ribbons, Costume Contest @ 11:00am ($5). breakaway, chute roping, double Lead line @ 11:30am. (Lead line is muggin, tiedown, team roping, 3 small pattern events $15) ●Age leadline and more. Entries must Group Events NOT to start before be postmarked 10 days prior to the noon● Barrels ($10) Straight away Saturday perfs. Sept 7th &8th, Oct ($10) Candy Grab ($10) Mystery 5th & 6th, Oct 26th & 27th. Must Event ($10) Processing fee ($5 enter 4 out of 6 rodeos to qualify per rider). Pre entries open Oct for prizes. Limestone County 23rd at 9:00am. text only 832-857Fairgrounds 722 N. Tyus, Groes2826. Pre entries close Oct 25th beck, TX Contact Monica Hurst at 6:00pm. you can walk up and at 979-777-8274 for entry forms enter day of show. LOCATION: and rules or go to Facebook.com/ Magnolia Arena 31245 Friendship LeeCattleCo691 FMI. Dr. Magnolia TX 77355. Reminder Oct 26, Lexington, TX Playday Renaissance will be open. Give #3 + Jackpot Barrel Race Series yourself extra drive time. Cash - Dates: 09/21, 10/12, 10/26 & only. Negative Coggins Required. 11/16 Must ride 3 of 4 for Series FMI call 832-857-2826 like us End Awards 5 events: Arena on FACEBOOK for updates and Race, Flying V, Poles, Straights results Smokin Guns Productions & Clovers Books Open @ 9am, Nov 01, Magnolia, TX Dos ChiLeadline runs @ 9:30am $35/5 cas Jackpot Friday(s) Books events or $8/event if 4 or less: Open at 4:30 PM Exhibitions 4:30 $7 Exhibitions w No office charge - 7:30 PM $5 Little Champs 7:35 Lee County Texas Stars Arena in (7 and under) $10 Open 5D $35 Lexington Ribbons: 1st - 5th - 8 & $100 Added Youth 3D $25 Whole under age groups ONLY Day End second Splits Open and youth will Prizes: 1st - 5th only 8 & under be ran together and will start immeclasses / 1st - 3rd place all other Tyler Calhoun at the Burleson County Youth Rodeo in Caldwell, diately after little champs. $5 Proclasses Series End Prizes: 1st &
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cessing Fee Pre enter the Monday before the race at 785-694-3419 from 8am-8pm Check out all Jackpot events September 20th and 27th, October 18th and 25th, November 1st and 22nd, and December 20th. All shows pending BBR Approval. For any questions please call or text 785-694-3419 Nov 02, Snook, TX It’s A Wrap Open 5D $250 Added Exhibitions 12-3 $5 each Races will begin at 3:30 Peewee $15 whole sec splits Youth 3D $25 1/2 sec splits Open 5D $40 1/2 sec splits Senior 3D $25 1/2 sec splits Office Charge $10 per person 75% pay back Pre entries open October 28th by texting 214-734-6013 Nov 02, Rosenberg, TX STXHRA Straights, Clovers, Poles, Goat Ribbon Pulling and Goat Tying. Age Groups include Lead Line, 7 & under, 8-13, 14-19 and 20 & over. End of Series Awards given. FMI contact Brandi 979-578-2556 Nov 09, Seguin, TX Kiss N Kick BBR & WPRA Approved $300 Added Money Baby Training Time 10am-11am Exhibitions 11am-1:30am Open@2PM $$Cash Only$$ Open 4D-$40 Youth Incentive, 18 & under (must enter open)-$30 Adult (must enter open)-$25 Senior (must enter open)-$25 Office fee-$10 No Cancellation/Changes Exhibitions-$5 Pre-entries must be paid by cc or check Checks mailed must be received by 8/07 Pre-sign up or questions call or text: 361-550-8872 Upcoming dates: Edna - 2019 -11/20, 12/6-8 Seguin - 12/28 Gonzalez 11/22 George West- 11/30 Giddings- 10/25 more dates to announced. Please check our FB Page for updates. Sponsored by: Ralston Cattle Company Blackmon Quarter Horses Efficiency Air Instant Copy Nov 09, Rosenberg, TX STXHRA Straights, Clovers, Poles, Goat Ribbon Pulling and Goat Tying. Age Groups include Lead Line, 7 & under, 8-13, 14-19 and 20 & over. End of Series Awards given. FMI contact Brandi 979-578-2556 Nov 15, Bulverde, TX Fri-Yay Barrel Races at Tejas Rodeo Open 4D and 3D Youth race. Books open at 5pm. Exhibitions from 530-730. Open to start at 8pm. $40 Open fees and $30 Youth with $5 office charge. Pre-entries open up Monday of race week, text only to 210-273-3820. Visit our fb page for more info. Tejas Rodeo 401 Obst Rd. Bulverde, TX 78163 Nov 16, - Nov 17, Belton, TX McGregor Lions Club Barrels & BBQ Bell County Expo Center, Belton, TX. $2000 Added EACH DAY Open 5D Barrel Race ($40 fee, 80% payout), Futurity Sidepot. $500 added average payout! Entries open November 1 @ enterthealley.com. CHEAP Stalls & RVS: $20/night. FMI: Shannon Iverson (TEXT 979220-6804, info@twistedsistersproductions. com, www.twistedsistersproductions.com)
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Nov 16, Lexington, TX Playday #4 + Jackpot Barrel Race Series - Dates: 09/21, 10/12, 10/26 & 11/16 Must ride 3 of 4 for Series End Awards 5 events: Arena Race, Flying V, Poles, Straights & Clovers Books Open @ 9am, Leadline runs @ 9:30am $35/5 events or $8/event if 4 or less: $7 Exhibitions w No office charge Lee County Texas Stars Arena in Lexington Ribbons: 1st - 5th - 8 & under age groups ONLY Day End Prizes: 1st - 5th only 8 & under classes / 1st - 3rd place all other classes Series End Prizes: 1st & 2nd Buckles / 3rd - 6th - choice of tack, jewelry, cash or other prize Jackpot Barrel Race: $20 entry fee / 70% payback Added Money: 6-10 riders - $25, 11-15 riders - $50, 16-20 riders - $75, 21 & over - $100 Payouts: 1 - 5 riders = 1 place, 6 - 10 riders = 2 places, 11 - 15 riders = 3 places, 16 - 20 riders = 4 places Over 20 riders...1 additional place per 5 riders All proceeds from these events will be split and donated equally between the Lexington Stars Drill Team, Bluebonnet Equine Humane Society (BEHS) and Marvin’s Way Cancer Starter Kits. FMI please call Lorrie Phillips @ 512-350-9566 or email: lonestaroutlawselgin@gmail.com Nov 20, Edna, TX Kiss N Kick BBR Approved Baby Trainer Time -2-4:30pm - $15/ horse full 2.5 hrs Exhibitions from 4:30-6:30 (30 minute increments) Open starts @ 7pm $$Cash Only$$ Open 4D-$40 Youth Incentive, 18 & under (must enter open)-$30 Adult (must enter open)-$25 Senior (must enter open)-$25 Office fee-$10 No Cancellation/ Changes Exhibitions-$5 Pre-entries must be paid by cc or check Checks mailed must be received by 11/18 Pre-sign up or questions call or text: 361-550-8872 Upcoming dates: Edna - 2019 - 12/6-7 Seguin -12/7 Gonzalez - 11/22 more dates to announced. Sponsored by: Ralston Cattle Company Blackmon Quarter Horses Efficiency Air Instant Copy Nov 22, Magnolia, TX Dos Chicas Jackpot Friday(s) Books Open at 4:30 PM Exhibitions 4:30 - 7:30 PM $5 Little Champs 7:35 (7 and under) $10 Open 5D $35 $100 Added Youth 3D $25 Whole second Splits Open and youth will be ran together and will start immediately after little champs. $5 Processing Fee Pre enter the Monday before the race at 785-694-3419 from 8am-8pm All shows pending BBR Approval. For any questions please call or text 785-694-3419
CALF ROPING Oct 01, Hempstead, TX Waller County Fair Calf Roping Fairgrounds arena, 7pm. $10,000 added match roping. $7,500 added invitational calf roping. FMI 281-253-2923 Oct 04, - Oct 05, Sulphur, LA Generation Next Last Chance Qualifer AND 1 Generation Next Junior Calf Roping Qualifier for Mike & Sherrylynn Johnson Junior World
Championship ****Same format PLUS 1****We will take one additional qualifier at each entry level. MUST be a 2019 MEMBER!! ORDER OF EVENTS: Friday Events: Arena 1 - 19U Girls Breakaway,19U Girls Goat Tying ; Arena 2 - 19U Boys Tie Down... Saturday Events: Arena 1 - 15U Girls Breakaway, 15U Girls Goat Tying, 10U Co-Ed Breakaway, 12U Co-Ed Breakaway, 12U Co-Ed Goat Tying; Arena 2 - 13-15 Boys Breakaway, 15U Boys Tie Down, 12U Co-Ed Tiedown (will not began until AFTER the 12U Breakaway)… For More Information & Updates visit our website www.juniorcalfroping.com or FB: Generation Next Calf Roping Contacts: Lawrence McCullough (254)424-0495 | Carolyn Frey | (281)3868540 | **Chelsea White (979)215-2188 Oct 11, - Oct 13, Athens, TX Texas Jr World Championships Calf Roping & Team Roping Youth and Open calf roping and team roping. Henderson County Fair Park Arena. $25,000 Added Money. FMI FireItUpProductions.com Oct 12, - Oct 13, Navasota, TX Ricky Canton Roping Series Fairgrounds arena. 12noon start both days. FMI 281-788-9492 Oct 12, - Oct 13, Hamilton, TX Ultimate Calf Roping FMI ucroping.com Oct 19, - Oct 20, Navasota, TX Ricky Canton Roping Series Fairgrounds arena, 12 noon both days. FMI 281-788-9492 Oct 25, - Oct 27, San Angelo, TX Cody Ohl Jr Calf Roping FMI jrcalfropingchampionships.com or 432-940-0385 Oct 26, - Oct 27, Navasota, TX Ricky Canton Roping Series Fairgrounds arena, 12 noon both days. FMI 281-788-9492 Nov 02, - Nov 03, Navasota, TX Ricky Canton Roping Series Fairgrounds arena, 12 noon both days. FMI 281-788-9492 Nov 09, - Nov 10, Navasota, TX Ricky Canton Roping Series Fairgrounds arena, 12 noon both days. FMI 281-788-9492 Nov 09, - Nov 10, Tyler, TX Ultimate Calf Roping FMI ucroping.com Nov 16, - Nov 17, Stephenville, TX Ultimate Calf Roping FMI ucroping.com Nov 22, - Nov 24, Sweetwater, TX Cody Ohl Jr Calf Roping FMI jrcalfropingchampionships.com or 432-940-0385 Nov 28, - Dec 01, Guthrie, OK Rising Stars Calf Roping Lazy E Arena. FMI RisingStarsEvents.org Nov 28, - Dec 01, Guthrie, OK Chris Neals Future Stars and American Qualifier FMI risingstarscalfroping.com Nov 30, Guthrie, OK Ultimate Calf Roping FMI ucroping.com Dec 06, - Dec 13, Las Vegas, NV Las Vegas Stars Calf Roping Plaza Hotel Arena. FMI RisingStarsEvents.org Dec 28, - Dec 30, Alvarado, TX Ultimate Calf Roping FMI ucroping.com
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YOUTH RODEOS Oct 05, - Oct 06, Groesbeck, TX Youth RodeoTexas Fall Series 3 weekends. 6 rodeos. Buckles to all qualifying leadliners. Buckles to overall 1st place contestants and custom tack to 2nd place contestants. Goats, barrels, poles, straights, ribbons, breakaway, chute roping, double muggin, tiedown, team roping, leadline and more. Entries must be postmarked 10 days prior to the Saturday perfs. Sept 7th &8th, Oct 5th & 6th, Oct 26th & 27th. Must enter 4 out of 6 rodeos to qualify for prizes. Limestone County Fairgrounds 722 N. Tyus, Groesbeck, TX Contact Monica Hurst at 979-777-8274 for entry forms and rules or go to Facebook. com/LeeCattleCo691 FMI. Oct 05, - Oct 06, Hamilton, TX THSRA/ TJHRA Region X Rodeo Circle T Arena. Jr High at 9am, high school to follow. FMI texasregion10@gmail.com Oct 05, - Oct 06, DeRidder, LA TJHRA Region V FMI regionvjuniorhigh@gmail.com Oct 05, - Oct 06, Hallettsville, TX LSYRA Youth Rodeo. Separate rodeo each day. Awesome payout. Prizes at the end of the series. FMI Nancy 979-542-8288 or nancylbanks@gmail.com or Facebook-LSYRALone Star Youth Rodeo Association Oct 11, - Oct 13, Athens, TX Texas Jr World Championships Calf Roping & Team Roping Youth and Open calf roping and team roping. Henderson County Fair Park Arena. $25,000 Added Money. FMI FireItUpProductions.com Oct 19, - Oct 20, Lufkin, TX Pineywoods Youth Rodeo FMI pineywoodsrodeo@ gmail.com or 936-248-5020 Oct 19, LaRue, TX Open Youth Rodeo Kingdom Living Cowboy Church Youth Rodeo. 12878 East Hwy 175, LaRue, Texas 75770. 6:30pm. Outlaw Spirit buckles to all event winners. Pre-enter October 7th or day or rodeo. Call or text Kelly 903-216-1882, 6-10pm. FMI kingdomlivingcc.org Oct 25, - Oct 26, Bellville, TX YRA Rodeo FMI YRATX.com Oct 25, - Oct 27, San Angelo, TX Cody Ohl Jr Calf Roping FMI jrcalfropingchampionships.com or 432-940-0385 Oct 26, - Oct 27, Groesbeck, TX Youth RodeoTexas Fall Series 3 weekends. 6 rodeos. Buckles to all qualifying leadliners. Buckles to overall 1st place contestants and custom tack to 2nd place contestants. Goats, barrels, poles, straights, ribbons, breakaway, chute roping, double muggin, tiedown, team roping, leadline and more. Entries must be postmarked 10 days prior to the Saturday perfs. Sept 7th &8th, Oct 5th & 6th, Oct 26th & 27th. Must enter 4 out of 6 rodeos to qualify for prizes. Limestone County
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Fairgrounds 722 N. Tyus, Groesbeck, TX Contact Monica Hurst at 979-777-8274 for entry forms and rules or go to Facebook. com/LeeCattleCo691 FMI. Oct 26, - Oct 27, Groesbeck, TX Youth RodeoTexas Fall Series 6 rodeos in 3 weekends! Sept. 7 & 8, Oct 5 & 6, Oct. 26 & 27. Payout each rodeo. Overall buckles and prizes to 1st and 2nd high point winners (must attend 4 of the 6 to qualify for prizes). ALL QUALIFYING LEADLINERS RECEIVE A BUCKLE! Lots of events. Goat slapping, flanking, tying, speed events, dummy roping, chute roping, all roping!!! Limestone County Fairgrounds, Groesbeck, TXCall Monica at 979-777-8274 or check out facebook.com/ leecattleco691 FMI and for entry information or visit bit.ly/YRThandbook for rules and entry info Oct 26, - Oct 27, Bryan, TX THSRA IX Rodeo FMI thsraix.org Nov 02, - Nov 03, Lufkin, TX Pineywoods Youth Rodeo FMI pineywoodsrodeo@ gmail.com or 936-248-5020 Nov 02, - Nov 03, Sinton, TX LSYRA Youth Rodeo. Separate rodeo each day. Awesome payout. Prizes at the end of the series. FMI Nancy 979-542-8288 or nancylbanks@ gmail.com or Facebook-LSYRA-Lone Star Youth Rodeo Association Nov 08, - Nov 10, Bryan, TX CTYRA FMI CTYRA.com Nov 15, - Nov 16, Hitchcock, TX YRA Rodeo FMI YRATX.com Nov 16, - Nov 17, Nacogdoches, TX
TJHRA Region V FMI regionvjuniorhigh@ gmail.com Nov 16, - Nov 17, Bryan, TX THSRA IX Rodeo FMI thsraix.org Nov 22, - Nov 23, Halletsville, TX YRA Rodeo FMI YRATX.com Nov 22, - Nov 24, Sweetwater, TX Cody Ohl Jr Calf Roping FMI jrcalfropingchampionships.com or 432-940-0385 Nov 28, - Dec 01, Guthrie, OK Chris Neals Future Stars and American Qualifier FMI risingstarscalfroping.com Jan 04, - Jan 05, Lufkin, TX Pineywoods Youth Rodeo FMI pineywoodsrodeo@gmail. com or 936-248-5020 Jan 11, - Jan 12, Lufkin, TX TJHRA Region V FMI regionvjuniorhigh@gmail.com Jan 11, - Jan 12, Bryan, TX THSRA IX Rodeo FMI thsraix.org Jan 17, - Jan 18, Hitchcock, TX YRA Rodeo FMI YRATX.com Jan 17, - Jan 19, Bryan, TX CTYRA FMI CTYRA.com Jan 25, - Jan 26, Hamilton, TX THSRA/ TJHRA Region X Rodeo Circle T Arena. Jr High at 9am, high school to follow. FMI texasregion10@gmail.com Jan 25, - Jan 26, Bryan, TX THSRA IX Rodeo FMI thsraix.org Feb 01, - Feb 02, Nacogdoches, TX Pineywoods Youth Rodeo FMI pineywoodsrodeo@gmail.com or 936-248-5020 Feb 08, - Feb 09, Hamilton, TX THSRA/TJHRA Region X Rodeo Circle T Arena. Jr High at 9am, high school to
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WORLD CHAMPIONS RODEO ALLIANCE ANNOUNCES NUMBER ONE ATHLETE ON LEADERBOARD ADVANCES DIRECTLY TO ONE MILLION DOLLAR MAJOR RODEO Additional Incentive Provides Direct Benefit To All Rodeo Athletes
AUSTIN, TEXASThe World Champions Rodeo Alliance (WCRA) announced today that the number one athlete on the WCRA Leaderboard in each discipline from each segment will automatically advance to WCRA One-Day $1,000,000 Major Rodeos. This incentive will take effect immediately, giving the top athlete in segment four direct advancement to the first one-day $1,050,000 WCRA Major Rodeo of 2020. The event will be hosted on February 28 at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri - The WCRA Royal City Round Up. Athletes from around the globe have the chance to earn the number one spot on the leaderboard when nominating their efforts through the WCRA Virtual Rodeo Qualifier (VRQ) until December 1 at 11:59 p.m. CT “Historically we have rewarded those in the upper portion of the leaderboard going into a semi-finals with placement into the later rounds,” said WCRA President Bobby Mote. “Feedback from athletes has helped us offer this new ultimate incentive if you are ranked number one. Athletes can now advance directly to the major, regardless of your performance at the Semi-Finals. We believe this will reward top athletes whom earn points through successful competition and participation in the VRQ.” Mote also stated that athletes who place first on the leaderboard may still choose to compete in the semi-finals for additional earnings. Along with this new number one incentive for VRQ Users, there are additional incentives related to leaderboard positions at the
upcoming Please see WCRA Segment Four Semi-Finals Positions here.
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I n addition, the WCRA Royal City Roundup will feature an extra $50,000 in the TieDown roping discipline due to no qualified times in the Show-
down Round at the June WCRA Titletown Stampede in Green Bay. This prize money will carry forward to make it a $100,000 payday for the WCRA Royal City Roundup Tie-Down Champion, with a qualifying run. All other disciplines will compete for $111,000 per, with the champions opportunity to earn $50,000 in each discipline. Since launching in May of 2018, the WCRA and its partners have awarded more than $5,600,000 in new money to rodeo athletes.
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Jordan Fabrizio at the State Fair of Texas UPRA rodeo in Dallas, Texas. Cowgirl At Heart Photography
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“Signs of the times” From Pastor Randy Weaver “So you also must be ready, because the Son of Man will come at an hour when you do not expect Him.” (Matthew 24:44) Throughout history, people have continually speculated about the second coming of Christ. If this topic is of no interest to you, this article may be the most important article you will ever read. In Matthew 24, Jesus gives us some of the most valuable information about the signs of His return. Many believe that Christ’s return has been delayed and that perhaps it is a fairy tale that will never happen. I would like to remind you that God’s calendar is a much different calendar from the one we live with today. The Scripture says in Psalms 90:4, “for a thousand years in your signs are like a day that has just gone by, or like a watch in the night.” In the light of eternity, since the day that Christ walked on the face of this earth, it has really only been (according to God’s calendar) a couple of days. The Scripture says that our life on earth is like a vapor. If you have ever made coffee from an old steam kettle, you will understand that a vapor disappears quite suddenly. In Matthew 24:6, Jesus speaks of wars, rumors of wars, nation rising against nation, kingdom against kingdom, famines and earthquakes in different places. It also says that these are only the beginnings of “birth pains”. There are seven signs that are given in this 24th chapter of Matthew. As much as we drive, one thing that we understand is a road sign. There are stop signs and yield signs. Driving through Colorado you will find cautionary signs that warn of falling rocks. The Scripture says that many will be deceived in
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the last days. We have witnessed an extreme amount of deception in the past few years and have been convinced that compromise is OK. Whenever we buy into the deception that we can allow other things to take the place of our relationship with our Creator, we have bought into the deception of the last days. Years ago, I got on an airplane to go to a rodeo in Fresno, California. At that time, I had not flown very much at all. The plane had a layover in Salt Lake City, Utah. Because I was not paying attention to the signs, either printed on my ticket or in the terminal, I did not realize that I should have changed to a different plane to go through San Francisco to Fresno. I wound up at the Orange County airport in southern California. When I finally realized what I had done, the ticket agent told me there was a flight leaving from LAX and that I might make it to the rodeo on time – or I might not! The only way that I could get to LAX was on a bus. What she didn’t tell me was the bus toured Disneyland and Knotts Berry Farm on the way. Needless to say, I didn’t win anything when I finally arrived at the rodeo in Fresno.
Even though we do not know the exact date and time, this is an event that will supersede all events. May I say to you two words that in my estimation are two of the most important words in the Bible? Those two words are for your benefit. Those words are “BE READY”!
Service Times: Sundays 8:30; 10 and 11:30amMondays 7:00pm Livestream: Watch us live Sundays & Mondays @ lonestar.tv or go to the Lone Star Cowboy Church Facebook page and click on the Livestream link.
Pastor Randy Weaver Lone Star Cowboy Church 21627 Eva St. Montgomery, TX 77356 (936) 597-5742
God has given us many signs to help us know when He will return.
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