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USTRCNew Mexico Championships

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he USTRC’s New Mexico Championships made the move from Albuquerque to Clovis and it was an awesome transition. The event took place April 1-3, 2011 at the Curry County Special Events Center and welcomed team ropers from 18 different states and Canada.

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Open - Charly B. Crawford (Llano, TX) / Kory Koontz (Sudan, TX), 35.97 on 5, $2,714

The Texas team of Charly Crawford and Kory Koontz partnered up to win the Average of the Open Division. They were 35.97 seconds on five steers and won $2,714, trophy leather rope bags and ten points each for the US Open Tour. Crawford also secured second place in the Average with partner Martin Lucero. They were 38.57 seconds on five and won $2,036. Third place in the Average was Travis Tryan and Logan Medlin. The team of J.C. Archuleta and Gralyn Elkins won the Incentive Average. Chance Kiehne from Springerville, Arizona teamed up with Cody Garcia of Belen, New Mexico to win first place in the Average of the #15 Division. They were 42.57 seconds on five steers and won $3,904, trophy leather rope bags and $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Kiehne’s cousin Kurt Kiehne partnered with Brent Ivy from Amarillo, Texas to finish second place in the Average. Third place went to Cade Nobles from Midland, Texas and David Menegatti of Walsenburg, Colorado. Lance Crist from Canyon, Texas and heeler Scott Morlan from Las Animas, Colorado were the champions of the #13 Division. They were 44.30 seconds on five steers and won $5,768, trophy leather rope bags and $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Second place was Kurt Kiehne and Brad Good and third place went to Caddo Lewallen and Brandon Danker both from Oklahoma. New Mexico’s Taylor Pettigrew teamed up with Texas heeler Joey Martin to win first place in the Average of the #12 Division. They were 34.53 seconds on four steers and walked away with $6,406, trophy on page Martin saddles and $6,000continued in USTRC Flex 2

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Competitorial Old School With six kids ranging in ages from five to twenty, I’m reminded regularly that I’m “old school,” which is a thinly veiled attempt to politely say that I’m old. Though I appreciate their attempt to treat the subject respectfully, even without their help, it’s becoming more and more evident as I view things through the prism of time, that … well…I’m old school. The reminders are just about everywhere in fact. Even as my unskilled fingers pound away at my keyboard, it can’t be ignored that this process too has evolved from using all ten digits, to that of feverishly attacking a miniature keyboard with thumbs-ablazing, producing strings of a morphed dialog that somehow passes for the written English, language. It makes me think of Ms. Rael, and sweating away those hot afternoons in her typing class row after row of Olympias, slapping characters against clean white sheets of paper, amid a staggered chorus of “ding,” that was soon followed by the thud of the returning carriage as it advanced to the next line. I wonder if she feels betrayed by the advancement of technology? I hope not, as I have no intention of trading in my typing skills…limited as they may be… for “tt” (my newly coined texting abbreviation for “thumb typing”…I’m so hip).

Days of yore, that’s me for sure. There’s a generation of kids who can’t even imagine the norms by which those of us in our forties and older lived. Some of it is just downright hilarious by today’s standards. I wonder, for instance, how many clay ashtrays were produced in art class during the 70’s….no doubt the most popular and widely accepted fired clay project of all time. Looking back from a time, when it’s illegal to smoke almost anywhere, it’s hard to imagine your mom setting out the “good ashtrays” whenever company was expected. Needless to say, rodeo and its derivatives have come a long way as well. Of course I’m talking about a time when the only things pierced were earlobes, and only on women. In addition, I remember when sponsors were something that only other sports had. Nobody would ever have imagined a time when a cowboy’s shirt rivaled that of a race car. Anyone remember those soft-handled bareback riggings? I’ll admit, that’s what I had when I first crawled down on one….I’ll bet it’s still at my parents house somewhere. Trust me on this …the change was good. Upgrading to that “Bob Blackwood” was definitely a step forward. Yes…it’s hard for the roughy’s of today to even imagine the sport without the most

USTRC - New Mexico Championships Earnings. Second place was the Texas team of Ben Pierce and Kip Middleton and third place went to New Mexico’s Scott Marshall and Jim Allred. Jerry Trujillo and Dominic Silva won the Incentive Average. Trujillo moved into the second day of team roping action and placed first in the Gold Plus Division with heeler Carlos Barajas from San Rafael, New Mexico. They were 34.95 seconds on four steers and earned $2,732, trophy Gist buckles and $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Second place was Dusty and Terry Leatherwood and third place went to Bill

common of accessories in their war bags. I mean, believe it or not, there was a time when it actually didn’t look like a hockey game was fixin’ to break out behind the bucking chutes before the bull riding. Protective equipment? The closest thing to protective equipment in “the day” was a copy of the New Testament you got from a “camp meeting.” It never left the bag. I do remember having a really nice, down-filled vest that I thought would take the edge off a bad “get-off”…but never wore it for fear I might tear it up. What about barrel racing? Who would have thought it would come to this? The amount of money barrel racers spend on “accessories” has always been notable, but who would have ever believed that spending the amount they do on horses today would be such a commonplace. I mean, barrel horses trained as barrel horses? For the most part, those of yesteryear were most commonly rejects from anything considered useful. Let’s be honest, the number one candidate for a barrel horse use to be a runaway doggin’ horse that would simply no longer stand in the box. And then there’s roping. Do they even make “King” ropes anymore? And does anyone remember stretching their rope with a pickup and a tree? If you really want to go pull out the old school? Grab a rope and tie a hondo in it in front of a bunch of young ropers….they’ll look at you like you just did a magic trick. And watch their eyes

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Rasberry and Terry Leatherwood. Randall Billy from Church Rock, New Mexico and John Arviso from Ft. Wingate, New Mexico won the Incentive Average and fourth in the main Average. The Permian Basin team of Phil Stroud and Josh Cordova won the Average in the #11 Division. They were 38.76 seconds on four steers and pocketed $5,542, trophy Martin saddles and $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Second place went to Joanie Ivy and Randy McCracken while third place went to the Incentive champion team of Kyler and Clay Smith, both from Portales, New

Mexico. The Eastern New Mexico team of Brad Woodring and Kevin Parker finished first place in the Average and the Incentive Average of the #10 Division. They were 43.56 seconds on four to win $8,214, trophy Martin saddles, trophy Gist buckles and $8,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Second place was the team of Joe Fuqua and Wayne Head and third place was Charlie Bezona and Butch Whitten. Walt Eddy from Gallup, New Mexico and Pace Blanchard from Albuquerque continued on page 4

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glaze over when you start talking about the day when ropes only came in two colors; white and white. And ropes without tail tags….forget about it! Of course the biggest change in team roping is the amount of money you can win. But like they say…the more things change, the more they stay the same. Even though payouts have reached unimaginable levels, unfortunately, with prices on everything what they are today, a good day roping is still one where it just about pays for the fuel to get you there and back home. Yep, after consideration, I think I’m going to gladly accept the “old School” label from my kids…and for those of you that are in the same boat, I recommend you do the same. When we see each other we can fondly reminisce about the old times and proudly wear the “old school” badge… .all the while, privately thinking of one another….“Damn, you look old!”

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#15 - Chance W. Kiehne (Springerville, AZ) / Cody Garcia (Belen, NM), 42.57 on 5, $3,904 & $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#13 - Lance Crist (Canyon, TX) / Scott L. Morlan (Las Animas, CO), 44.30 on 5, $5,768 & $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

were first place in the #9 Division. They were 38.16 seconds on four steers to win the Average and received a check for $6,888, trophy Martin saddles and $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Second place went to Dale Woods from Roswell, New Mexico and Jeff McClelland from Broussard, Louisiana. They also won the Incentive Average. Third place was Rex Allen Hawkins and Fred Lucero. The winners of the #8 Pick/Draw were Justin Foraker and Matt Murray both from Lubbock, Texas. The team won $3,582, trophy Gist buckles and $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Second place went to Mark Ortega and Pace Blanchard and third place was Andrew Burr and Erasmo Ochoa.

NM), 38.30 on 4, $1,162 Overall FT 1. Keven W. Daniel (Stephenville, TX) / Marty Becker (Cardston, AB), 6.08, $510 #15 Handicap Average 1. Chance W. Kiehne (Springerville, AZ) / Cody J. Garcia (Belen, NM), 42.57 on 5, $3,904, 6,000 Flex; 2. Kurt Kiehne (Hereford, TX) / Brent Ivy

(Amarillo, TX), 49.41 on 5, $2,928, 2,000 Flex; 3. Cade C. Nobles (Midland, TX) / David M. Menegatti (Walsenburg, CO), 49.92 on 5, $1,952, 2,000 Flex; 4. Joe R. Waldman (Stillwater, OK) / Austin R. Rogers (Crescent, OK), 56.35 on 5, $976, 2,000 Flex; 5. Scott H. Marshall (Fort Sumner, NM) / Casey L. Cordell (Del Rio, TX), 60.32 on 5, 2,000 Flex Overall FT 1. Chance W. Kiehne (Springerville, AZ) / Cody J. Garcia (Belen, NM), 6.34, $514

#13 Handicap Average 1. Lance Crist (Canyon, TX) / Scott L. Morlan (Las Animas, CO), 44.30 on 5, $5,768, 6,000 Flex; 2. Kurt Kiehne (Hereford, TX) / Brad T. Good (Clovis, NM), 44.96 on 5, $4,326, 2,000 Flex; 3. Caddo Lewallen (Morrison, OK) / Brandon C. Danker (Wellston, OK), 45.37 on 5, $2,884, 2,000 Flex; 4. Walt Arnold (Silverton, TX) / Gralyn J. Elkins (Mcintosh, NM), 45.75 on 5, $1,442, 2,000 Flex; 5. J. C. Archuleta (Las Vegas, NM) / Reno Eddy (Gallup, NM), 45.93 on 5, 2,000 Flex Overall FT 1. Chance W. Kiehne (Springerville, AZ) / Terry D. Leatherwood (Grady, NM), 6.31, $758 #12 Average 1. Taylor G. Pettigrew (Tatum, NM) / Joey B. Martin (Slaton, TX), 34.53 on 4, $6,406, 6,000 Flex; 2. Ben G. Pierce (Wolfforth, TX) / Kip Middleton (Levelland, TX), 34.80 on 4, $4,806, 2,000 Flex; 3. Scott H. Marshall (Fort Sumner, NM) / Jim S. Allred (Lovington, NM), 38.02 on 4, $3,202, 2,000 Flex; 4. Carlos V. Ortiz (Tucumcari, NM) / Justin L. Morris (Muleshoe, TX), 39.17 on 4, $1,602, 2,000 Flex; 5. Rex Allen Hawkins (Santa Teresa, NM) / Casey L. Cordell (Del Rio, TX), 40.49 on 4, 2,000 Flex Incentive 1. Jerry Trujillo (Portales, NM) / Dominic L. Silva (Los Lunas, NM), 32.51 on 3, $600, 2,000 Flex Overall FT 1. John L. Garcia (Springer, NM) / Butch A. Whitten Jr. (Cimarron, NM), 6.99, $876

New Mexico Championships Clovis, NM Open Average 1. Charly B. Crawford (Llano, TX) / Kory Koontz (Sudan, TX), 35.97 on 5, $2,714; 2. Charly B. Crawford (Llano, TX) / Martin Lucero (Stephenville, TX), 38.57 on 5, $2,036; 3. Travis J. Tryan (Santo, TX) / Logan J. Medlin (Clovis, NM), 40.98 on 5, $1,358; 4. Brandon M. Beers (Powell Butte, OR) / Jim R. Cooper (Monument, NM), 44.32 on 5, $680; 5. Jake Wager (Elizabeth, CO) / Todd Wilson (Limon, CO), 45.80 on 5; 6. Shane O. Sena (Sapello, NM) / Roy J. Montoya (Sapello, NM), 46.96 on 5; 7. Seth T. Hall (Fair Acres, NM) / Bobby Baize (Anthony, NM), 56.72 on 5; 8. Chris Francis (Las Vegas, NM) / James Gililland (Tularosa, NM), 70.47 on 5; 9. Brandon M. Beers (Powell Butte, OR) / Marty Becker (Cardston, AB), 31.70 on 4; 10. J. C. Archuleta (Las Vegas, NM) / Gralyn J. Elkins (Mcintosh, NM), 33.24 on 4 Incentive 1. J. C. Archuleta (Las Vegas, NM) / Gralyn J. Elkins (McIntosh, NM), 33.24 on 4, $1,744, 2,000 Flex; 2. Shane O. Sena (Sapello, NM) / Roy J. Montoya (Sapello,

#12 - Taylor G. Pettigrew (Tatum, NM) / Joey B. Martin (Slaton, TX), 34.53 on 4, $6,406 & $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#11 - Phil Stroud (Midland, TX) / Josh Cordova (Midland, TX), 38.76 on 4, $5,542 & $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

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#9 - Walt Eddy (Gallup, NM) / Pace Blanchard (Albuquerque, NM), 38.16 on 4, $6,888 & $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#10 - Brad Woodring (Eunice, NM) / Kevin B. Parker (Eunice, NM), 43.56 on 4, $7,014 & $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#11 Average 1. Phil Stroud (Midland, TX) / Josh M. Cordova (Midland, TX), 38.76 on 4, $5,542, 6,000 Flex; 2. Joanie K. Ivy (Amarillo, TX) / Randy D. McCracken (Stratford, TX), 41.31 on 4, $3,696, 2,000 Flex; 3. Kyler R. Smith (Portales, NM) / Clay C. Smith (Portales, NM), 42.87 on 4, $2,926, 2,000 Flex; 4. Joe A. Gallegos (El Paso, TX) / Ferlin Charley (Albuquerque, NM), 43.22 on 4, $2,156, 2,000 Flex; 5. Ryan Vanlandingham (Belen, NM) / Carlos J. Barajas (San Rafael, NM), 43.84 on 4, $1,078, 2,000 Flex Incentive 1. Kyler R. Smith (Portales, NM) / Clay C. Smith (Portales, NM), 29.01 on 3, $1,200, 2,000 Flex; 2. Jose M. Ortega (Santa Fe, NM) / Kyle Encinias (Los Lunas, NM), 32.45 on 3, $900 Overall FT 1. Hardy H. Gordon (Dalhart, TX) / Randy D. McCracken (Stratford, TX), 6.40, $920 #10 Average 1. Brad K. Woodring (Eunice, NM) / Kevin B. Parker (Eunice, NM), 43.56 on 4, $7,014, 6,000 Flex; 2. Joe V. Fuqua (Carlsbad, NM) / Wayne Head Jr. (Odonnell, TX), 43.79 on 4, $4,676, 2,000 Flex; 3. Charlie D. Bezona (Holly, CO) / Butch A. Whitten Jr. (Cimarron, NM), 44.67 on 4, $3,704, 2,000 Flex; 4. Phil Stroud (Midland, TX) / Steve Taylor (Midland, TX), 45.94 on 4, $2,728, 2,000 Flex; 5. Brandon J. Clements (Clovis, NM) / Clinton C. Bilbrey (Portales, NM), 46.91 on 4, $1,364, 2,000 Flex; 6. Justin A. Olguin (Artesia, NM) / Jamie L. Hobbs (Lake Arthur, NM), 48.11 on 4, $600; 7. Rex Allen Hawkins (Santa Teresa, NM) / Fred B. Lucero (Canutillo, TX), 48.95 on 4, $600 Incentive 1. Brad K. Woodring (Eunice, NM) / Kevin B. Parker (Eunice, NM), 34.08 on 3, $1,200, 2,000 Flex; 2. Rex Allen Hawkins (Santa Teresa, NM) / Fred B. Lucero (Canutillo, TX), 34.10 on 3, $900; 3. Miguel Duran (Bernalillo, NM) / Brandon Gore (Edgewood, NM), 34.20 on 3, $600 Overall FT 1. Brandon J. Clements (Clovis, NM) / Clinton C. Bilbrey (Portales, NM), 7.00, $740; 2. Charlie D. Bezona (Holly, CO) / Butch A. Whitten Jr. (Cimarron, NM), 7.11, $492 #9 Average 1. Walt Eddy (Gallup, NM) / Pace Blanchard (Albuquerque, NM), 38.16 on 4, $6,888, 6,000 Flex; 2. Dale Woods (Roswell, NM) / Jeff A. McClelland (Broussard, LA), 38.28 on 4, $4,594, 2,000 Flex; 3. Rex Allen Hawkins (Santa Teresa, NM) / Fred B. Lucero (Canutillo, TX), 44.24 on 4, $3,636, 2,000 Flex; 4. Sergio Luis Castillo Sr. (Santa Fe, NM) / Santos T. Tapia (Moriarty, NM), 47.15 on 4, $2,678, 2,000 Flex; 5. David A. Carlile (Olney Springs, CO) / Merrill V. Bond (Rocky Ford, CO), 47.40 on 4, $1,340, 2,000 Flex; 6. Abby L. Medlin (Tatum, NM) / Dan Virden II (Tularosa, NM), 47.43 on 4, $600; 7. Rocky Olivas (Kermit, TX) / Obed Cervantes (Odessa, TX), 48.10 on 4, $600

Incentive 1. Dale Woods (Roswell, NM) / Jeff A. McClelland (Broussard, LA), 29.40 on 3, $1,200, 6,000 Flex; 2. Corey M. Helton (Hobbs, NM) / Todd W. Chamberlain (Silt, CO), 46.25 on 3, $900; 3. Gary T. Trujillo (San Rafael, NM) / Cavin Jacobs (Estancia, NM), 51.20 on 3, $600 Overall FT 1. David R. McCallister (Albuquerque, NM) / Michael R. Ortega Jr. (Jarales, NM), 7.23, $726; 2. Tyler Campbell (Friona, TX) / Kyle Encinias (Los Lunas, NM), 7.79, $486 #8 Average 1. Justin B. Foraker (Lubbock, TX) / Matt A. Murray (Lubbock, TX), 29.94 on 3, $3,582, 6,000 Flex; 2. Mark L. Ortega (Las Vegas, NM) / Pace Blanchard (Albuquerque, NM), 30.30 on 3, $2,390, 6,000 Flex; 3. Andrew B. Burr (Corrales, NM) / Erasmo Ochoa (Santa Fe, NM), 33.04 on 3, $1,890, 6,000 Flex; 4. Robin Friskup (Muleshoe, TX) / Darrell Cook (Clovis, NM), 34.46 on 3, $1,394, 6,000 Flex; 5. Mike D. Hill (Sudan, TX) / Bill L. Jenkins (Rocky Ford, CO), 37.42 on 3, $696, 6,000 Flex; 6. Gilbert Montoya (Jemez Springs, NM) / Jerry Gonzales (Portales, NM), 38.67 on 3, $360; 7. Gilbert J. Sena Jr. (Serafina, NM) / Joel D. Crosthwait (Elida, NM), 40.55 on 3, $360; 8. Terry L. Roper (Carlsbad, NM) / Leigh K. Carter (Ruidoso, MONTH NM), 46.71 on 3, $240; 9. Andrew Jones (MesillaMAY 11 Park, NM) / Joel D. Crosthwait (Elida, NM), 15.58 on 2, $240; 10. Tyler Henson (Hagerman, NM) / Paul L. Sanchez (Ruidoso Downs, NM), 16.36 on 2, $240 Overall FT 1. Tyler Henson (Hagerman, NM) / BayJohn O. Long (Slaton, TX), 6.69, $360; 2. Mark L. Ortega (Las Vegas, NM) / Pace Blanchard (Albuquerque, NM), 7.50, $240

#8 - Justin B. Foraker (Lubbock, TX) / Matt A. Murray (Lubbock, TX), 29.94 on 3, $3,582 & $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

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New Qualifying System is Big Hit with Ropers The finals for the 29th Annual George Strait Team Roping Classic were held at the Rose Palace in San Antonio. Forty-two year old David Key from Stephenville, Texas and twenty-three year old Jade Corkill from Fallen, Nevada became the new Grand Champions. Fifty teams returned to compete in the finals from nearly 500 teams who competed Friday in the preliminaries. This year, founder George Strait made a significant change to how ropers qualified for Saturday finals and cowboys welcomed the new system. In years past, first day qualifying included two rounds of eliminations with all teams competing together. This year, the 500 teams were broken down into groups of 50 and the Top 5 fastest times from each round qualified for Saturday’s finals. The change resulted in ropers competing against only 49 other ropers versus 100s at a time and an even playing field with the steers in their rotation. “The new qualifying systems is the fairest way to do it,” says Key. “In the past, the first ropers sometimes got the short end of the stick because it is harder to rope those steers. The later it went the easier it got. No doubt about it, this is better.” “It’s a little more nerve-racking,” admitted Corkill who won the prestigious event in 2009. “When it’s your rotation, you have to be on your game. Before, you might know if you roped a certain time you’d make it in, now it’s all depends on what happens in your rotation.” Grand Champions Key (Header) and Corkill (Heeler) finished with a 15.62 combined time (3 go rounds) and each of them rode away with custom painted GSTRC Championship Chevy Silverado Duallies from Cavendar Chevrolet (Boerne, TX), Strait X-treme horse trailers from Bruton Trailers, Twister saddles from Tractor Supply, Resitol roping bags, jackets from Wrangler and Justin, Montaqna Silver Smith Belt Buckles and half of the $174,600 cash payoff. Both agreed Strait’s event is the “roping of a lifetime.” “This roping changes lives,” said Key. “People can work all year and don’t make this kind of money. It’s something I have dreamed about for the 20 plus years I have been coming. Thank you Jesus! Thank you George!” Corkill added, “Twelve days ago my son was born. It can’t get any better than that. Winning today ranks number 2 on my list. It’s been a great 12 days in my life!” The total cash payoff of this year’s GSTRC was $522,500. Add in prizes and the cash value awarded this weekend was over $650,000. Second place winners, Spencer Mitchell and Cody Cowden took home $69,840 and prizes with a time of 16.10. Third place went to Camish Jennings and Wade Clayton with a time of 16.84. They won $48,016 and other prizes. The 50 Finalists were awarded custom-made 29th Annual GSTRC jackets from Wrangler and Justin. The 29th Annual George Strait Team Roping Classic (GSTRC) took place Friday and Saturday, March 11-12, 2011 at the San Antonio Rose Palace in San Antonio, Texas. The event, which originated as a small

2011 GSTR Results (Courtesy GSTRC) Saturday Finals Payoff per team 1. David Key / Jade Corkill, 15.62, $174,600; 2. Spencer Mitchell / Cody Cowden, 16.10, $69,840; 3. Camish Jennings Wade Clayton, 16.84, $48,016; 4. Nick Rawlings / Richard Durham, 17.33, $43,650; 5. Colby Schneeman / B.J. Dugger, 17.48, $34,920; 6. Cody Owens / Jed Middleton, 18.59, $26,190; 7. Keven Daniel / Allen Bach, 20.67, $21,824; 8. Anthony Lucia / Buddy Hawkins, 21.16, $17,460 Country music Hall of Famer, and GSTRC founder and host George Strait, welcomes a sellout crowd at the 29th anniversary of his legendary roping.

Go Rounds 1. Brock Hanson / Clay Cooper, 4.49, $3,000 $1,500; 2. Derrick Begay / Cory Petska, 4.13,

David Key and family, and Jade Corkill and family pose with “King George” and some of the loot.

Reserve champs Cody Cowden and Spencer Mitchell with their custom Twister saddles courtesy of Tractor Supply, and producer George Strait.

family roping by George and his late brother Buddy in 1982, has grown into the most prestigious open team roping competition in the country with hundreds of thousands of dollars up for grabs each year. The GSTRC consistently attracts the biggest names in the sport each year but is not just for the big names. As an open roping, ropers of all

$3,000 $1,500; 3. David Motes / Ryan Motes, 4.88, $3,000 $1,500 Wayne Wright Red Wrap Steers Derrick Begay / Cory Petska, 4.13, $20,000 Fast Times of First Day Qualifications 1st Rotation 1. Bradley Massey / Brent Lockett, $4,620

2. Colt Fisher / Jeremy Mercer, $3,080 2nd Rotation 1. Aaron Tsinigine / Clint Harry, $4,620 2. Aaron Tsinigine / Cory Petska, $3,080 3rd Rotation 1. Matt Adams / Chad Mathis, $4,620 2. Brandon Beers / Ryan Motes, $3,080 4th Rotation 1. Garrett Tonozzi / Broc Cresta, $4,620 2. Spencer Mitchell / Cody Cowden, $3,080 5th Rotation 1. Casey Gattis Billy / Bob Brown, $4,620 2. Kolton Schmidt / Tyrell Flewelling, $3,080 6th Rotation 1. Trevor Brazile / Kory Koontz, $4,620 2. Luke Brown / Martin Lucero, $3,080 7th Rotation 1. Brad Hamilton / J.W. Cotton, $4,620 2. Chad Masters / Jade Corkill, $3,080 8th Rotation 1. David Key / Clay Cooper, $4,620 2. Quincy Kueckelhan / Paul Eaves, $3,080 9th Rotation 1. Brady Tryan / Jake Long, $4,620 2. Derrick Begay / Cory Petska, $3,080 10th Rotation 1. Jake Cooper / Jake Long, $4,620 2. Charley Crawford / Russell Cardoza, $3,080 50 Finalists 1 Nick Sartain / Russell Cardoza 2 Anthony Lucia / Buddy Hawkins 3 Keven Daniel / Allen Bach 4 Tee Woolman / Calvin Taylor 5 Casey Hicks Billy / Jack Saebens 6 Blake Hughes / Steve Orth 7 Colby Schneeman / B.J. Dugger 8 Luke Brown / Martin Lucero 9 Cooper Wimberly / James Gililland 10 Cody Owens / Jed Middleton 11 Nelson Linares / Jonathon Torres 12 Matt Robertson / John Robertson 13 Anthony Lucia / Seth Jones 14 Drew Horner / Allen Bach 15 Casey Gattis / Jaytin McCright 16 JD Yates / Caleb Twisselman 17 Blake Teixeira / Ryan Mayfield 18 Kaleb Drigger / Travis Woodard 19 Charley Crawford / Dakota Kirchenschlager 20 Nick Rawlings / Richard Durham 21 Luke Brown / Patrick Smith 22 Bubba Buckaloo / Monty Joe Petska 23 Spencer Mitchell / Cody Cowden 24 Kelsey Parchman / Walt Woodard 25 Turtle Powell / Russell Cardoza 26 Chad Masters / Jade Corkill 27 Brad Hamilton / J.W. Cotton 28 Kolton Schmidt / Bryan Bacon 29 David Motes / Ryan Motes 30 Colby Lovell / Cory Petska 31 Shank Edwards / Austin Adams 32 David Key / Jake Corkill 33 Camish Jennings / Wade Clayton 34 Brady Tryan / Paul Eaves 35 Casey Gattis Billy / Bob Brown 36 Charley Crawford / Russell Cardoza 37 Derick Fleming / Rhen Richard 38 Derrick Begay / Cesar De La Cruz 39 Shain Sproul / Nano Garza 40 Brock Hanson / Clay Cooper 41 Willie Guerra / Shane Durbin 42 Kevin Stewart / Travis Woodard 43 Bradley Massey / Brent Lockett 44 Garrett Tonozzi / Cody Cowden 45 Colt Fisher / Jeremy Mercer 46 Colby Siddoway / Caleb Twisselman 47 Trevor Brazile / Patrick Smith 48 Aaron Tsinigine / Cory Petska 49 Derrick Begay / Cory Petska 50 Aaron Tsinigine / Clint Harry

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Jenkins Wins PBR Albuquerque for Second Time More than 25,000 watch the three-day event at the world-famous Pit!

ew Mexico native L.J. Jenkins sent more than 8,000 fans at the worldfamous Pit home happy on Sunday when he finished first at the Professional Bull Riders Sandia Resort & Casino presents the Ty Murray Invitational. It is the second time that the Texico, N.M., native has won the event, having finished first in Albuquerque in 2008. It is the fifth career win for Jenkins, who led the event from start to finish, winning Round 1 on Friday, and the Built Ford Tough Short Round on Saturday. In the 15th season in Albuquerque, the event drew more than 25,000 for three performances. In the Built Ford Tough Championship Round on Sunday, the bulls were perfect, dispatching all of the Top 10 riders in the event.

Jenkins finished with 355.5 points, four points ahead of Farmington, N.M., native Ryan McConnel. McConnel and 2009 PBR World Champion Kody Lostroh of Longmont, Colo., tied for first in Round 4 with 88.25 points. Jenkins moved up to sixth in the Built Ford Tough Series standings, while McConnel climbed into the Top 10 at eighth. In the championship round draft,

Valdiron de Oliveira of Aparecida de Goiania, Brazil, selected Bushwacker, who showed why he is the leading contender for World Champion Bull, dispatching the topranked rider in the world in 3.1 seconds. The buckoff ended a streak of 13 consecutive rides for Oliveira, tying him with PBR co-founder and nine-time World Champion Ty Murray for the third-longest streak in PBR history. The record is 15 rides in a row by Terry Don West. Oliveira remains the top-ranked rider, while Austin Meier of Kinta, Okla., moves back into second place. 2010 PBR Rookie of the Year Silvano Alves of Pilar du Sol, Brazil, took over the No. 3 spot. Albuquerque is the 12th stop on the nationally-televised BFTS, which makes 28 stops in 23 states. The season began at worldfamous Madison Square Garden in New York, and culminates Oct. 26-30 in Las Vegas

at the richest bull riding event in the world, the PBR Built Ford Tough World Finals. The Finals is where the 2011 PBR World Champion will be crowned and awarded the $1 million Built Ford Tough bonus. The BFTS travels to Kansas City, Mo., next weekend for the U.S. Bank Invitational Presented by The Split by WinStar World Casino. Bull riding begins at 6:50 p.m. CT on Saturday, April 2, and at 2 p.m. CT on Sunday, April 3. Tickets begin at $10 and are available at www.TicketMaster.com and by telephone at 800-745-3000. Injury update: J.B. Mauney is questionable for Kansas City after injuring his left knee on Sunday. He is scheduled to have an MRI on Monday. Travis Briscoe is out for two-to-six weeks, straining his right hip adductor in Round 1 and aggravating the injury in Round 2.

Sandia Resort & Casino presents the Ty Murray Invitational The Pit at Albuquerque, N.M. FINAL RESULTS

LJ wins the event.

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“Hometown Proud” LJ Jenkins rides Linebacker for 89 points and the #1 spot for the round. LJ Jenkins is on a roll as he rides RMEF Gunpowder & Lead for 92.25 and remains at the top.

LJ Jenkins comes up with a big win at his hometown state.

Ryan McConnel doesn’t make the whistle on Wild & Out, but he does take 2nd place for the event overall.

Austin Meier is ejected by I’m A Gangster. Valdiron de Oliveira on Foolish Pride for 84. Gets him to championship round where he bucks off Bushwacker. 3rd place overall.

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L.J. Jenkins.........................$41,693.33 Ryan McConnel ..................$22,178.33 Valdiron de Oliveira ............$14,223.33 Kody Lostroh......................$10,388.33 Silvano Alves........................$7,840.00 Fabiano Vieira.......................$4,090.00 Austin Meier.........................$3,960.00 Robson Palermo ...................$7,840.00 Sean Willingham ..................$4,340.00 Aaron Roy............................$2,940.00 Ty Pozzobon .........................$1,000.00 Tony Mendes........................$1,156.67 J.B. Mauney .........................$1,700.00 Shane Proctor .........................$400.00 Skeeter Kingsolver...................$400.00 Stormy Wing ........................$3,980.00 Elton Cide............................$2,400.00 Pete Farley...........................$1,033.33 (tie) Dustin Elliott.................$1,033.33 Elliott Jacoby........................$1,033.33 Travis Briscoe ..........................$770.00 22. Cord McCoy ............................$400.00 23. Guilherme Marchi....................$400.00 Anderson Viana Alemcar...........$400.00 Ben Jones ...............................$400.00 Brett Hanrahan .......................$400.00 Caleb Sanderson .....................$400.00 Chance Roberts .......................$400.00 Cody Nance ............................$400.00 Colby Yates..............................$400.00 Dakota Louis...............................$0.00 Douglas Duncan......................$400.00 Douglas Ferreira ......................$400.00 Jason O’Hearn.........................$400.00 Jordan Hupp ...........................$400.00 Justin Granger .............................$0.00 Luke Snyder............................$400.00 Paulo Lima .............................$400.00 Pistol Robinson .......................$400.00 Reese Cates ............................$400.00 Renato Nunes .........................$400.00 Spud Jones .................................$0.00 Travis Sellers ...........................$400.00

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World Champs Produce DNCFR Title in Bareback Riding Courtesy of PRCA

obby Mote and Classic Pro Rodeo’s Big Tex have a lot in common – both are tremendous athletes. Mote is one of the elite bareback riders in rodeo who owns four Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association world championships. Big Tex is one of the elite bareback riding horses that has collaborated on some of the highest marked rides in the sport. Oh, and they’re both the reigning world champions in their categories, Mote holding the 2010 gold buckle and Big Tex wearing the 2010 halter. On April 3, the two matched moves for 90 points to split the final Round victory at the Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo at Jim Norick Arena – Kaycee Feild scored 90 on Carr Pro Rodeo’s Deuces Night – but Mote earned the victory because of his semifinal Roundwinning 85-point ride on Carr’s Big Lights. “He’s an awesome horse, a big horse that fits my style,” said Mote, a nine-time DNCFR qualifier who won his first national circuit championship in the event’s inaugural run in Oklahoma City. “There’s nothing better than when you come down to the final-four Rounds, and you know you’ve got to go after it because of what’s going on. “I crave getting in that position.” He must. After Feild posted his score to take the lead in the championship Round, Mote and Big Tex danced across the arena to match the score – Mote knew he had to be 90 or better to claim the elusive championship. Still, Feild, the son of sixtime world champion Lewis Feild, walked away from Jim Norick Arena with $17,961 in earnings over four days; Mote was second best among bareback riders with $13,354. Jesse Wright of Milford, Utah, earned the biggest check of the weekend while winning the saddle bronc riding for the second consecutive year. Wright banked $19,195. His biggest check came in the final Round, when he rode the 2010 saddle bronc horse of the year, Vold Rodeo’s Painted Valley, for 83 points, just a point better than 2007 world champion Taos Muncy of Corona, N.M. “I wanted a work truck, so now I can get one,” said Wright, referring to the $20,000 voucher event champions earned with their winning weekend. “I hope I can keep the momentum going. Hopefully, I can make the finals again this year. That’s the plan, anyway.” Tie-down roper Tyson Durfey has four qualifications to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo and owns two Canadian

Finals Rodeo titles. He wanted to add the DNCFR title to his trophy case. “This event has always been important to me,” said Durfey of Colbert, Wash. “Growing up in Missouri, Billy Huber was a legend in that area. Even my brother and my dad went to the circuit finals, so growing up, everybody that I looked up to was going to the circuit finals.” Other event winners were steer wrestler Trevor Knowles, Mount Vernon, Ore. (3.6 seconds); team ropers Ross Lowry, Summerville, Ga./Stephen Britnell, Maryville, Tenn. (10.5 seconds); barrel racer Tana Renick, Kingston, Okla. (15.30 seconds); and bull rider Allen Helmuth, Ellensburg, Wash., whose 71 points on Rafter G Rodeo’s Big D in the semifinal Round held up for the national title after all the bull riders failed to make a qualified ride in the finals. Seth Murphy, from South Heart, N.D., won the all-aRound title with $3,702 in steer wrestling and tie-down roping competition. The Columbia River Circuit won the team championship for the first time since 1991 with total earnings of $80,811.

Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo Oklahoma City, Oklahoma March 31-April 3 Total Payoff - $530,685 All-Around Cowboy Seth Murphy, $3,702, steer wrestling and tie-down roping. Bareback Riding Semifinals Bobby Mote, 85 points on Carr Pro Rodeo’s Big Lights, $5,484; 2. Kaycee Feild, 83, $4,113; 3. (tie) Bo Casper, Brian Bain and Clint Cannon, 81, $1,371 Finals 1. (tie) Kaycee Feild, on Carr Pro Rodeo’s Dueces Night, and Bobby Mote, on Classic Pro Rodeo’s Big Tex, 90 points, $4,799 each; 3. Brian Bain, 88, $2,742; 4. Bo Casper, 83, $1,371; 5. Clint Cannon, 82 Total Earnings 1. Kaycee Feild, $17,961; 2. Bobby Mote, $13,354; 3. Kelly Timberman, $8,501; 4. Clint Cannon, $8,364; 5. Brian Bain, $7,404; 6. Bo Casper, $4,525; 7. Dave Worsfold, $4,250; 8. (tie) Sam Nordick and Yance Day, $1,440 each; 10. (tie) Wes Stevenson, Wyatt Hancock, Tanner Aus and Justin Miller, $329 each.

Steer wrestling Semifinals 1. Wade Sumpter, 3.9 seconds, $5,484; 2. Ty Erickson, 4.4, $4,113; 3. Trevor Knowles, 4.8, $2,742; 4. Casey McMillen, 5.3, $1,371 Finals 1. Trevor Knowles, 3.6 seconds, $5,484; 2. Casey McMillen, 4.4, $4,113; 3. Ty Erickson, 13.4, $2,742; 4. Wade Sumpter, 14.5, $1,371 Total Earnings 1. Ty Erickson, $14,054; 2. Trevor Knowles, $11,997; 3. John Franzen, $11,517; 4. Wade Sumpter, $10,489; 5. Casey McMillen, $5,827; 6. Stockton Graves, $4,525; 7. (tie) Shane Henderson and Dean McIntyre, $2,605 each; 9. Todd Suhn, $2,468; 10. Seth Murphy, $1,645; 11. Adam Strahan, $823.

Tie-down roping Semifinals 1. Hunter Herrin, 7.2 seconds, $5,484; 2. J.D. Kibbe, 9.9, $4,113; 3. Tyson Durfey, 11.5, $2,742; 4. Ryan Jarrett, 14.9, $1,371. Finals 1. Tyson Durfey, 7.2 seconds, $5,484; 2. J.D. Kibbe, 9.3, $4,113; 3. (tie) Hunter Herrin and Ryan Jarrett, NT Total Earnings 1. Tyson Durfey, $14,533; 2. J.D. Kibbe, $11,654; 3. Hunter Herrin, $10,009; 4. Ryan Jarrett, $9,323; 5. Brett Fleming, $4,525; 6. Blake Hirdes, $3,153; 7. Jon Peek, $2,879; 8. Justin Maass, $2,468; 9. (tie) Joseph Parsons and Seth Murphy, $2,057 each; 11. Grady Lockhart, $960; 12. Wes Arcement, $823.

Team roping Semifinals 1. Luke Brown/Martin Lucero, 4.9 seconds, $5,484 each; 2. Ross Lowry/Stephen Britnell, 5.2, $4,113; 3. Tom Richards/Tyler Getzwiller, 5.7, $2,742; 4. Jason Handy/Kory Mytty, 5.8, $1,371. Finals 1. Ross Lowry/Stephen Britnell, 10.5 seconds, $5,484; 2. Luke Brown/Martin Lucero, 11.1, $4,113; 3. (tie) Tom Richards/Tyler Getzwiller and Jason Handy/Kory Mytty, NT Total Earnings 1. Ross Lowry/Stephen Britnell, $15,493; 2. Luke Brown/Martin Lucero, $13,025; 3. Charly Crawford/Russell Cardoza, $9,735; 4. Garrett Tonozzi/Jhett Johnson, $6,855; 5. Casper May/Derrick Peterson, $4,525; 6. Tom Richards/Tyler Getzwiller, $4,387; 7. Jason Handy/Kory Mytty, $3,702; 8. Brett Price/Paul Griemsman, $2,605; 9. Cody Graham/Troy Hermelbracht, $2,468; 10. Spunk Sasser/Michael Harris, $1,645.

Barrel Racing Semifinals 1. Sherry Cervi, 15.29 seconds, $5,484; 2. Tana Renick, 15.32, $4,113; 3. Lisa Lockhart, 15.36, $2,742; 4. Jessi Eagleberger, 15.37, $1,371. Finals 1. Tana Renick, 15.30 seconds, $5,484; 2. Sherry Cervi, 15.41, $4,113; 3. Jessi Eagleberger, 15.46, $2,742; 4. Lisa Lockhart, 15.64, $1,371 Total Earnings 1. Tana Renick, $17,687; 2. Sherry Cervi, $15,973; 3. Lisa Lockhart, $12,614; 4. Michelle West, $5,759; 5. Jessi Eagleberger, $5,416; 6. Nancy Hunter, $4,525; 7. Bobbie Jo Bohlman, $2,948; 8. Linda Vick, $1,645; 9. Kelli Tolbert, $960; 10. Brenda Mays, $686; 11. Lindsay Karp, $343.

Saddle Bronc Riding Semifinals 1. Heith DeMoss, 86 points on Kesler Championship’s Bonus Alley, $5,484; 2. Jesse Wright, 85, $4,113; 3. Taos Muncy, 77, $2,742; 4. Sam Spreadborough, 62, $1,371. Finals 1. Jesse Wright, 83 points on Harry Vold Rodeo’s Painted Valley, $5,484; 2. Taos Muncy, 82, $4,113; 3. Heith DeMoss, 80, $2,742; 4. Sam Spreadborough, NS Total Earnings 1. Jesse Wright, $19,195; 2. Heith DeMoss, $14,588; 3. Taos Muncy, $9,515; 4. J.J. Elshere, $7,952; 5. Townsend Prince, $4,250; 6. Scott Miller, $4,031; 7. Sam Spreadborough, $3,208; 8. Jesse Kruse, $2,057; 9. Curtis Garton, $1,837; 10. Jake Costello, $548.

Bull Riding Semifinals 1. Allen Helmuth, 71 points on Rafter G Rodeo’s Big D, $5,484; no other qualified rides. Finals Ryan Shanklin, Shawn Proctor, Allen Helmuth and Seth Glause, NS. Total earnings 1. Seth Glause, $9,049; 2. Allen Helmuth, $7,541; 3. Ryan Shanklin, $6,855; 4. Tater Hins, $6,170; 5. Shawn Proctor, $4,936; 6. Jacob Tyner, $4,113; 7. Jacob O’Mara, $2,605; 8. Dusty Elkinton, $2,057; 9. Brett Crump, $960. Team standings 1. Columbia River, $80,811; 2. Mountain States, $68,759; 3. Prairie, $64,166; 4. Southeastern, $59,888; 5. Turquoise, $56,392; 6. Texas, $53,856; 7. Wilderness, $48,947; 8. Badlands, $38,047; 9. Montana, $32,960; 10. Great Lakes, $15,616; 11. California, $12,942; 12. First Frontier, $0.

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NAA – National All Amateurs Thoughts from Ty As we enter the final week of the Arizona season, it’s amazing to look back and realize we’ve awarded five new Ford trucks over the past 60 days! During our time in Arizona, we hosted 15,000 teams and handed out six NAA Southern Region championships. Congratulations to everyone who roped at the National All Amateur southern events this season! That said, we’re only about 30 days from kicking off the NAA Northern Region tour. I’ve had lots of requests from other producers to add NAA ropings to their schedules, I’ve decided to add a few and see how they go. Three ropings are scheduled in North Dakota this summer so that those ropers have an opportunity to get qualified for the Finals. We’re also working on adding one more roping each in Wyoming and Montana. National All Amateurs memberships in 2011 are complimentary if you’re over 70 years of age or have a current USTRC membership. Otherwise, they’re just $40. The team roping industry has seen lots of changes over the past year in regard to classifications – it seems as if everyone has a lower number somewhere. Don’t worry, we’ll consider your classification in nonUSTRC organizations in determining your NAA number. Enjoy the springtime sunshine! Ty Yost Spring Fling MONTH 11 Roping MAY 11 Truck Winner - Stan Simpson Short-Go 1. Kade Elkins / Rodney Wilcox, 7.2, $300

Average 1. George Heath / Tiny Bradford, 31.32, $3,000; 2. Victor / Begay John Arviso, 31.91, $2,000; 3. Stan Simpson / Ray Lane, 31.94, $1,540; 4. Carl Luna Ken / Whyte, 33.71, $1,100; 5. Bobby Felkins / Roger Verquer, 33.85, $820; 6. Beto Lechuga / Kenny Zamora, 34.63, $640; 7. Kade Elkins / Rodney Wilcox, 35.28, $300; 8. Stan Simpson / Frank Simpson, 35.9, $300; 9. Carlos Aranda / Eduardo Aranda, 38.39, $0; 10. Jaafe Kellis / Jess Mann, 38.71, $0 The Last Hurrah Century Roping Round 1 1. Bob Fletcher / Buckshot Deakins, 7.04, $570; 2. Simon Tafoya / Tobe Driskill, 7.57, $420; 3. Simon Tafoya / Byron Gibbs, 7.58, $300; 4. Matt Driskill / Tobe Driskill, 7.67, $150 Average 1. Simon Tafoya / Tobe Driskill, 23.82, $3,860; 2. Jack Burke / Jim Watson, 24.78, $2,440; 3. Jack Lloyd / Jim Berry, 29.64, $1,680; 4. Bruce Northrop / Randy Cumbie, 30.31, $1,400; 5. Jack Burke / Doug Williams, 30.74, $1,160; 6. Peter Morales / Ted Morales, 31.24, $1,020; 7. Wes Vogt / Doug Funk, 31.54, $780; 8. Doug Gray / Robyn Freberg, 31.66, $520

Cody Falconer / Gene Surber, 32.35, $1,100; 6. Nikki Walker / Don Kincheloe, 33.08, $990; 7. Bob Tourond / Gene Surber, 34, $740; 8. Gary Metcalf / Terrance Persson, 34.09, $50 Ty Yost Thursdays 17-Mar-11 Dunn’s Arena #13 Roping Average 1. Jon Scolari / Tiny Bradford, 27.19, 2220; 2. Macy Fuller / Matt Cumbie, 32.89, 1660; 3. TJ Jewell / Lane Siggins, 37.03, 1100; 4. Peter Morales / Riley Wilson, 41.96, 540 #10 Senior Average 1. Ivan Lambert / Ray Lane, 23.67, 1920; 2. Ivan Lambert / Bob Strander, 25.4, 1280; 3. Bob Shedeed / Paulette Ohotto, 25.49, 990; 4. Bob Shedeed / Bob Strander, 26.61, 700; 5. Johnny Rhoden / Carl Petersen, 27.17, 520; 6. Raymond Kerr / Jay Mathews, 28.04, 420 Fast. Time 1. Bob Shedeed / Bob Strander, 6.66, 320; 2. Gary Goodell / Jim Gholson, 6.68, 190; 3. Raymond Kerr / Karl Gibson, 6.72, 140 31-Mar-11 Dunn’s Arena #13 Roping Average 1. Stan Simpson / Riley Wilson, 28.41, 2240; 2. Mel Coleman / Mike Fuller, 32.55, 1340; 3. Macy Fuller / Mike Fuller, 34.94, 900

Fast Time 1. Raymond Kerr / Bobby Dunn, 7.68, 340; 2. Nancy Petersen / Walt Vermedahl, 7.89, 220

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#5 Heelers 1. Art Gallais 2. Adan Aranda 3. Earl Higgins 4. Tyler Saganitso 5. Eduardo Aranda 6. Harold Yazzie Jr 7. Daniel Chee 8. Bob Strander 9. Ray Lane 10. Bill Mankin

#4 Headers 1. Kerry Black 2. Dave Hess 3. Sam Scott 4. Jack Lloyd 5. Bill Hamblin 6. Mike Dean 7. Jesus Guerrero 8. Doug Gray 9. Omar Fimbres 10. Kenny Latham

#4 Heelers 1. Robyn Freberg 2. Bill Sherwood 3. Burke Moore 4. Rachel Mendoza 5. Samuel Marquez 6. Isreal Fimbres 7. Joe Battaglia 8. Sherwood Gustafson 9. Scott Jamison 10. Sandy Olson

#3 & Under Heelers #3 & Under Headers 9 Roping 1. Chris Patterson 1. Jeremy Knowles Round Payoffs 1. Manny Perez 2. Bert Croteau Round 1 3. Glen Kirkpatrick 3. Wendy Wilson 1. Cody Falconer / Ernest Yazzie, 8.04, $680; 2. Curt 4. Don Kincheloe 4. Rick South #10 Senior Laird / Steve Sheppherd, 8.05, $410; 3. Daymond 5. Jerry Ryan 5. Darcy Foster Average Lloyd / Ted Morales, 8.23, $280 6. James Brown 6. Jim Cassidy 1. Willy Vietor / Mike Weatherly, 25.53, 1840; 2. Average 7. Vince Carter 7. Brian Bowers / Jim Watson,2011 27.24, 1220; 3. BUILT Allen BY-CAM 1. Cody Falconer / Ernest Yazzie, 28.14, $3,700; 2. 8. PROOF Mario Ybarra 8. Daniel O’Connell IN HOUSE BUILT BY CR VSA IN HOUSE PROOF A CRX’DColleen WatsonMONTH-MAR READY-DP CRX’D Capurro / Blake Nelson, 28.55, 970; 4. Dick Jarrard Nahum Aranda / Willie Couchum, 29.64, $2,340; 3. 9. Trey Nowlin3 9. David Hatch / Blake Nelson, 31.94, 710; 5. Bruce Bolen / Bob Colleen Watson / Jim Watson, 31.53, $1,600; 4. 10. Ricardo Torres 10. Dave Bullock 1\4 Peter V (4.9 1\4 JoVBaker (4.9 x 6.6) Strander, 32.63, 360 Moralesx/ 6.6) Marvin Baskett, 32.17, $1,360; 5. 10. Danae

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ACTRA Arizona Wraps Up!

hank you to the Arizona Board of Directors who worked very hard to produce the AZ ACTRA Southwest Qualifier. The Board of Directors are the strength of the Association. Beaver Bird’s Horseworld Arena in Wickenburg, AZ was packed with trailers, kids, puppies, snowbirds and ropers of all ages for a fun filled, exciting weekend of team roping. “Families Came To Rope” and competed in 7 different ropings over the two day event. There were a total of 629 teams, a considerable increase over last year. $50,500 in cash and prizes was up for grabs including $4,200 added money. Everyone who competed qualified for the ACTRA

National Finals to be held this October in Reno, Nevada. In addition to cash, winners took home 10 Cactus/Scott Thomas trophy saddles, Cactus wool saddle blankets with leather corner plates, Cactus halters with leather nosebands, Professional’s Choice bell boots, Wrangler gift cards, Winner’s Circle handmade buckle displays and gift certificates from local sponsors, Serenity Farms, Double D Western World and the Fireside Grill. Throughout the winter, additional ropings and arena producers offered ropers four different ACTRA roping arenas to rope at each week. This easily made it possible to qualify to rope in the SW

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Qualifier by attending five ACTRA ropings in only one week! For the record, from November 1, 2010 through March 15, 2011, we had 12,740 teams. Wow, that’s incredible! A huge thank you to all our members, sponsors and our arena producers, Horseworld Arena, Beaver Bird & Brad Smith, Simpson Arena, AZ Cattle Co. & Simpson Family, Silver Bit Arena, Scott & Gwen Whitworth and Cactus Arena, BJ & Heather Campbell for another wonderful ACTRA winter series. This summer ACTRA will have a summer series in Chino Valley, AZ, along with the state finals in September. Come and join us! Have a great summer—looking forward to seeing you all again next winter! AZ ACTRA Southwest Qualifier Wickenburg, AZ March 19-20, 2011 March 19, 2011 Open Average 1. Kelly Barker / B.J. Campbell, 25.02, $800; 2. Kelly Barker / Bucky Campbell, 27.18, $340 #8.5 Pick Go-Round 1. Ryan Richards / Parker Reed, 5.86, $320 Average 1. Barrett Littell / Parker Reed, 31.51, $1,420; 2. Ryan Richards / John Johnson, 36.07, $850; 3. Barbara Kenney / Parker Reed, 36.46, $570

#7.5 Pick Go-Round CRX’D1. Dean McIntyre / Mark Scheller, 6.55, $290; 2. Pete Magill / Brian Biass, 6.82, $200 Average 1. Barbara Kenney / Rod Lyman, 31.95, $1,770; 2. Macy Fuller / Willy Kelton, 32.88, $1,330; 3. Bill Spratt / John Bessett, 33.46, $880; 4. Pete Woolsey / Brian Biass, 33.63, $440; 5. Macy Fuller / T.J. Jarrard, 33.69, $0 #7 Century/Mixed Go-Round 1. Allen Capurro / Ace Spratt, 7.51, $350; 2. Ron Fisher / Doug Funk, 7.55, $230 Average 1. Pete Woolsey / Brian Biass, 33.62, $1.670; 2. Macy Fuller / Dan Cross, 35.04, $1,360; 3. Doyle Morrison / Mike Fuller, 37.68, $1,050; 4. Barbara Kenney / Dale Woodard, 38.55, $730; 5. Pete Woolsey / John Bassett, 42.25, $420; 6. Barbara Kenney / Jeroll Campbell, 42.41, $0 20-Mar-11 #6.5 Pick Go-Round 1. Ron Fisher / Doug Funk, 7.04, $300; 2. Pete Magill / Ryan Richards, 7.22, $200 Average 1. Ron Fisher / Doug Funk, 32.52, $1,860; 2. Willy Vietor / Dale Woodard, 34.47, $1,510; 3. Ric Petersen / Dale Woodard, 34.7, $1,180; 4. Bill Spratt / David Jenkins, 35.13, $810; 5. Pete Woolsey / Jeroll Campbell, 35.36, $470 #5.5 Pick & Draw Go-Round 1. Amy Williams / Don Kincheloe, 7.55, $430; 2. Kelley McCreery / Hod Braskamp, 7.61, $280 Average 1. Cindy Crandall / Dave Crandall, 28.17, $2,700; 2. Jay Krist / Phil Moffitt, 28.56, $1,880; 3. Thad McConell / Creed Botts, 28.85, $1,390; 4. Riley Druery / David Jenkins, 31.59, $980; 5. Sage Simpson / Willie Coucham, 32.26, $740; 6. Doyle Morrison / Randy Bingham, 32.73, $490 #4 Pick & Draw Go-Round 1. (Creed Botts) / Don Campbell, 8.72, $370; 2. (Ginger Lynn) / Marlin Stephensen, 9.02, $250

Average (John Hays) / Klay Jones, 29.25, $2,860; 2. Ginger Lynn / Sam Morgan, 31.06, $1,650; 3. (Howard Watson) / Jerry Klaizner, 31.74, $1,220; 4. Ron Brault / Scott Repp, 34.85, $860; 5. Sally Watson / Macy Fuller, 35.83, $640; 6. Jann Potter / Lloyd Moore, 35.84, $430 Other Recent ACTRA Events Silver Bit Ranch 3/17/2011 #5½ Teams 69 1. Bill Byrd / Buckshot Deakins, 7.97, $60; 2. Willie Couchum / Brad Botta, 28.81, $280; 3. Ron Fisher / Willie Couchum, 29.61, $190 Cactus Country 3/16/2011 #5½ Teams 115 1. Howard Watson Dewaine Carlsen, 26.56, $355 # 6 1/2 Equalizer Teams 84 Fast Time 1. J.J. Butler / Wade Tibbetts, 5.67, $100 Average 1. J.J. Butler / T.J. Jarrard, 21.06, $245; 2. J.J. Butler / Jeroll Campbell, 21.44, $105 Simpson Ranch - Arizona Cattle Co. 3/13/2011 #7½ Teams 129 1. John Mitchell / Nathan Singletary, 19.33, $1,355; 5. Charlie Johnson / Parker Reed, 23.25, $370 #5½ Teams 413 Fast Time 1. Raymond Kerr / Lynn Christensen, 6.05, $190 Average 1. Fred Ennist / Bud Lawlor, 23.73, $1,750; 2. Ken (Bend) Thompson / Blake Nelson, 24.75, $1,240; 4. Steven F. Jr. Kevorkian / Chuck Bagley, 25.98, $800; 6. Pete Magill / Lynn Christensen, 27.70, $585; 7. Amy Williams / Tombo Kaufman, 28.47, $435; 9. Doyle Morrison / Ron Alder, 29.43, $290 Horseworld Arena 3/12/2011 #4 DRAW Teams 104 1. Mike Thomas / Jeff Flenniken, 38.09, $325 #7 PICK Teams 21 1. Ron Fisher / Mike Fuller, 33.87, $1,035; 2. Doyle Morrison / John Bassett, 37.52, $690 #7 DRAW Teams 76 Fast Time 1. Barbara Kenney / Mark Scheller, 7.10, $100 Average 1. Macy Fuller / Jeroll Campbell, 22.12, $610; 2. John Mitchell / Nick Nichols, 27.61, $365; 3. Mike Thomas / Mike Fuller, 28.78, $245 Silver Bit Ranch 3/10/2011 #5½ Teams 57 Fast Time 1. Rob Stanley / Howard Phillips, 8.06, $100 Average 1. Micheal S Blore / Dave Crandall, 31.68, $395 # 8 DRAW Teams 40 1. John Mitchell / Jeroll Campbell, 23.99, $285 Cactus Country 3/9/2011 #5½ Teams 216 Fast Time 1. Raymond Kerr / Sam Morgan, 5.93, $150; Average 1. Rob Stanley / Tom Clark, 22.75, $965; 2. David K Clark / Brad Santucci, 25.03, $465; 3. Raymond Kerr / Sam Morgan, 27.38, $300; 4. Max Witter / Jarred Thomas, 27.59, $165

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USTRC Regional Finals Format Changes

ore than $2 million in cash and prizes, with $402,000 in guaranteed cash will be making its way into roper’s pockets beginning in July and roper’s will find the formats even more tailored to fit their needs. Formats for the Eastern, West Coast, High Plains and Northwest Regional Finals have changed to $100 entry fees, enter three times in the Preliminaries, with the exception of the Open at $200, enter three times provided at least one entry is incentive and the #12 Gold Plus at $150, enter three times. Shoot-Outs in those Regional Finals will be $150, enter twice. Formats for the Southwest, Lone Star and Southeast Regional Finals remain the same; $150 entry fees, enter twice in the Preliminaries and in the Shoot-Outs.

As a part of Downunder Horsemanship’s support, Junior Looper members will see an enhanced Junior Looper section of the USTRC’s SuperLooper Magazine that will Title Sponsor of the USTRC provide horsemanship tips designed for Junior Looper program these young horsemen. “Good horsemanship is key to becoming Clinton Anderson’s Downunder a great team roper and with Downunder Horsemanship has become the United Horsemanship’s support, USTRC will be States Team Roping Championships growing the next generation of great team (USTRC) newest corporate partner, ropers,” said USTRC President Kirk Bray. providing support to the youth 12 and under “There have been a number of tools involved in USTRC’s Junior Looper developed over the past decade to help program. Through the program, youth are ropers cultivate their roping skills and this eligible to compete in any USTRC team will be another avenue to help cultivate roping event as well as the popular better horsemanship skills.” “dummy” roping competitions, where kids Junior Looper competition offers three show off their skills by roping a stationary age groups: 6 and under, 7 to 9 and 10 to 12 plastic steer model. years of age. By division each Junior “Teaching youth the value of Looper takes a turn standing behind a horsemanship skills at this age is vital to line, which is moved progressively further their growth as good horsemen and women,” away from the roping model, to see who can said Anderson. “The USTRC Junior Looper reach the greatest distance in order program is a great point of learning for to make a qualified catch. these youth asMAR it gets with in thePROOF USTRC Junior CRX’D MONTH 11 them involved BUILT BY CR VSA Membership IN HOUSE other youngsters their age, helps them learn Looper program is free to youth 12 and to handle the tools of under and is available by calling the sport and provides encouragement as 254.968.0002 or completing 1\2 Horizontal (10 xan6.6) they compete.” application at any USTRC sanctioned event.

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A birth certificate and social security number is required when applying. Youth are eligible to compete in Junior Looper competition until their 13th birthday, and may use the free membership to also compete in USTRC approved roping events through December 31 of their 13th birthday year. There is no entry fee for Junior Looper events. An entry fee is charged for all other arena roping events. Prizes include a Gist Silversmiths trophy buckle to each age group winner as well as a Classic rope to all second place winners. Other age appropriate prizes may also be offered, such as roping gloves. The Junior Looper Championships are held annually at the National Finals of Team Roping where hundreds of youth participate for their chance to win Martin saddles, Cinch or Cruel Girl clothing, Classic ropes, Gist Silversmith buckles and many other prizes. Entry to that event is free, as well. For more information about the Junior Looper membership, competition rules and a full schedule of events, go to www.ustrc.com or call 254.968.0002.

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My Cowboy Heroes

Gene Aguirre Story and Photos Compliments of Jim Olson Gene on his 100th birthday!

Drawing is of Gene Aguirre in his twenties, artist unknown

Gene dressed up as De Anza in 1976

I might add, ranchers in the American Southwest. The pioneering Aguirre family helped settle and develop this country through mining, freighting, trading and ranching during the 1800s just as they had done in Mexico during the 1700s. You can read the history books and find that many historians have documented the adventures of my family extensively.” When Gene was a boy in the early 1900s, stories told to him had only happened a few years earlier and then, details were recounted to him a few short years later. One such story Gene liked to tell is of the time his Great Uncle, Epifanio Aguirre, made headlines by being credited with saving the stage that ran from Socorro, New Mexico to El Paso, Texas back in 1864. “Uncle Epifanio was traveling with his wife, their two small children and a couple of servants in a big four wheeled ambulance and also a saddle horse. They were following the stage and about 8 soldiers and wagons brought up the rear. Out in the middle of the Jornada Del Muerto between Las Cruces and Socorro, New Mexico, they were jumped by a large band of Apaches. They said it was Cochise. “Luckily only a few of the Apaches were armed with rifles, and the rest just had bows and arrows. When they were attacked, Uncle Epifanio mounted the saddle horse and ran out in front of the stage with a pistol in each hand and the bridle reins in his teeth. He would empty his pistols and clear a path for the stage and then run back to his coach where his wife would hand him two more loaded pistols! This went on for a while and it was very touch and go as they tried to lose the Apaches. “The passengers on the stage and the soldiers also fired at will, but it was said that Uncle Epifanio showed courage above and beyond what any of them had ever seen before. After several miles of a running battle, a small village came into view. It was only then the Apaches finally decided to quit the attack.” Said Gene Aguirre of the

couple years ago, I told you about Don Yginio F. Aguirre, the 100-yearold walking and talking history book. Unfortunately, on March 26th 2011 at the ripe ol’ age of 101 and 1/2, Mr. Aguirre passed on to the next realm. Born September 10, 1909 in what was then the Arizona Territory (Arizona became a state in 1912) Yginio (Gene) Aguirre started life on a large desert cattle ranch near Red Rock. As a young boy Gene inquisitively inquired and listened to stories told by his dad and uncles. Stories of family history told to them by their dads and uncles. Things like freighting on the old Santa Fe Trail, stories about fighting wild Indians before the west was settled, stories about developing mines, ranches and businesses…about developing the west in general. These were first and second hand accounts of the way things actually were in the mid and late 1800s, not stuff merely read in books. These were stories young Gene grew up on. The Aguirre families were Spanish Noblemen from the “old country” (Spain) before they migrated to “New Spain” (what is now Old Mexico) in the late 1600s and early 1700s. The Aguirre’s played a part in the settlement of Mexico and soon were among the leading families in Chihuahua and the State of Sonora. By the mid 1800s however, political ties were strained in Mexico when Don Pedro Aguirre (Gene’s Great, Great Grandfather) backed the wrong politician who wound up loosing an election; then for “health reasons” (fear of being shot) the family patriarch decided to move his clan north. The adventurous Aguirre’s were off to conquer new frontiers in what is now the southwestern United States. “My Aguirre ancestors were some of the first freighters to haul hundreds of tons of freight across the Santa Fe Trail from Missouri to New Mexico and point’s beyond.” Gene would say. “And the Aguirre family was also some of the first, and finest,

battle some 145 years later! Indians south of Sasabe, AZ later killed Epifanio near the Mexico border. Gene would chuckle and say, “Those Indians and my uncle always had a thing for each other.” It’s a good thing stories such as this were told to Gene, for you see, he guarded the stories and traditions passed on to him well. Telling other people the true history as it was told to him was a favorite pastime of Gene’s. Fortunately he did not waste the gift. Gene wrote 4 books on the subject of settling the west, about history and how his family was involved. What a treat for anyone who loves history or Old West tales to have known Gene or have one of his books. Not only did Gene have a tremendous family history of pioneers and nobility to his credit, but he was a great trailblazer and an accomplished man himself. Gene grew up living the cowboy’s dream on his father and uncle’s ranches in the Red Rock, Arizona area. These large ranchos ran as many as 8,000 to 10,000 head of cattle in their heyday and the young man was fortunate to grow up working with some of the best cowboys of the entire southwest. These cowboys were actually Vaqueros and had been practicing the art of handling cattle for generations in the area. Most of our current knowledge and traditions of cowboying are direct spin-offs of what old time vaqueros taught the first Anglo cattlemen back then. According to Gene, he grew up, “Learning the art of cowboying from the best vaqueros in the land and learning the business of being a cattleman from his family.” One of Gene’s other Great Uncles, Pedro Aguirre, is credited with developing the famed Buenos Aires ranch along the Arizona - Mexico border. This ranch started as a stage stop circa 1860s, went on to run around 15,000 head of sheep and cattle during Pedro’s tenure, and now is a large wildlife preserve. Gene started with quite a set of cowboy / pioneer credentials! It only seemed natural, that as Gene became his own man, he would follow in the ranching traditions of his ancestors. In his early years, Gene ran cattle in Northern Mexico and Southern Arizona. He bought, sold, traded and raised livestock while continuing to help the Aguirre family operations near Red Rock. He continued ranching and buying cattle in Mexico to be fattened out and sold in America right up till the late 1940s…then had a lifestyle change for a few years. In the late ‘40s an event happened that moved Gene in another exciting direction. You see, it was then the dreaded hoof and mouth disease was discovered in Old Mexico. The United States and Mexican governments decided to fight it there before it spread all across Mexico, and inevitably

into the United States. Young men from the southwestern United States who could speak Spanish and had a ranching background were highly sought after for this mission. So Gene loaded up his young family and moved to Mexico to work on the eradication of the hoof and mouth disease or La Comision Mexico-Americana para la eradicacion de la Fiebre Aftosa as it was called on that side of the border. During the late 40s and early 50s, Gene worked for the American Government on the Aftosa comision. He worked as a livestock inspector, a supervisor of livestock inspectors and an appraiser of livestock. Gene’s tales of those years could be likened to stories of the American Frontier in the late 1800s. Imagine a foreigner coming in and telling a poor farmer he is going to shoot all of his animals, his only means of a living, and then promising him the government will make it right with him later. Resistance from the locals was inevitable but that was part of the task Americans took on. Gene lived and saw a way of life most Americans will never seen. He had many adventures. Gene says, “I saw things that you would not believe today. I forded swollen rivers during flood season on a Mule, crossed high mountain passes where the trails were narrow, slippery and treacherous; and even faced down armed men while standing up for my job and what was right. It was pretty tricky down there a time or two!” If you ever get a chance to read books or talk to the folks who went to Mexico during those years, I highly recommend it. Most accounts are amazing, down right impressive! Kind of like old west adventures happening in more modern times. The work those men did in Mexico save the American cattle industry millions of dollars and ton’s of headaches, even to this very day. While in Mexico, Gene continued his ranching ventures. Every once in a while he would take time off to buy or sell cattle somewhere in Mexico. Even though he currently had a job, it did not stop him from running cattle on the side. He leased ranches here and there, or at times put together loads of cattle to be shipped other places. Ranching was in the Aguirre blood. When Gene left Mexico, upon the completion of the eradication, he came back to Red Rock where he helped run the family operations once again and also to ranch on his own. He felt like he was back where he belonged at the Aguirre family Ranches. It was the perfect place for Gene to raise his family. As Gene got older, it became evident his background and family history were something special. Not only were they special to him and his immediate family but to the people of the Southwest as well. By the time he reached retirement age, there weren’t many people still alive having had first hand experience with the old time vaqueros or with pioneering families who had tamed the west. The old stories handed down to him as a boy were now considered historical. People who keep track of history took note. “In 1976, Arizona, to honor the bicentennial celebration, decided to re-enact the second march of the Don Juan Bautista De Anza expedition, and they chose me to portray the part of De Anza” Gene recalled with pride. Who else should they choose to play the part of a Spanish nobleman and frontiersman but a descended of those very things? It was an honor for Gene to be involved

ll-Around in this celebration of the west, especially since his own ancestors were involved with the wild frontier. The ride started off in Sonora, Mexico and wound up in San Francisco, California. Gene participated in the part from Sonora, Mexico to Yuma, Arizona. In addition, the Historical Society leaned heavily upon Gene’s knowledge to add a flare of authenticity to the event. “They were always asking me about the old Presidial Soldiers my family told me about as a boy” Gene said about preparation for the re-enactment. After Gene’s retirement in the mid 1970s, he became deeply involved with the Arizona Historical Society. Not long thereafter, Gene decided to start writing down what he knew. Gene wrote 4 books, all filled with great adventures and of course, history. True history. At times Gene would remember an event about a certain Vaquero and himself chasing a wild steer, or perhaps gathering wild mustangs and he would jot it down. He also wrote quite a bit about his experiences in Mexico while on the Aftosa Comision. His stories were well written and entertaining. As a bonus, they are as close as one can get to being historically accurate. After all, he was there! Gene researched his family’s history all the way back to the old country in Spain. For one of his books he traveled all over Mexico and Spain doing research. His father and uncles told him stories as a young man, but he took it a step farther and went back and found the old documentation. “I went to ancient churches and government offices all over Mexico and Spain. I poured over all of the old records that I could find. Each place, each new discovery, would lead me to a new adventure in another town,” Gene said of the research. This was quite an undertaking, but well worth it, Gene was proud of his ancestry. When asked about the secret of longevity; Gene had this to say “Well I eat meat, potatoes and beans on a regular basis and maybe enjoy a glass of red wine now and then. But most of all you have to enjoy life. You can’t go around worried and stressed out all of the time; you have to have fun. You need to smile.” That advice worked well for Gene as he did enjoy a long, full life…101.5 years worth! Yginio F. Aguirre was a true gentleman, cowboy, and pioneer. Simply put, “Un Caballero.” Jim Olson is a ranch-raised cowboy, author, promoter and businessman. Growing up on the high plains of eastern New Mexico he learned to ride young colts, tend to cattle and drive heavy farm equipment at an early age. Jim spent a few years competing in the calf roping event at the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association level, qualifying for the circuit finals a few times. Now he is a weekend team roper. He lives on and operates his own ranch near Stanfield, Arizona, once a part of John Wayne’s Red River Ranch. These great life experiences Jim now uses in his writing career. He writes stories about interesting and extraordinary people of the west including short stories of both fiction and nonfiction. He writes a monthly column titled “My Cowboy Heroes,” published by several Southwestern and national magazines. Jim currently has two books in print and is constantly working on several other projects as well. Jim can be reached through his website at www.mycowboyheroes.com

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USTRC Affiliates Team Roping Winter Series LAC Expo Center Trinidad, CO March 26, 2011 Open Handicap Average 1. Justin L. Crist (Rocky Ford, CO) / Justin R. Price (Laveta, CO), 30.66 on 4, $706; 2. Justin L. Crist (Rocky Ford, CO) / Larry J. Borrego (Pueblo West, CO), 31.13 on 4, $423; 3. Justin L. Crist (Rocky Ford, CO) / David M. Menegatti (Walsenburg, CO), 34.07 on 4, $282

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#11 Average 1. Jim I. Malone (Trindad, CO) / Rick A. Sinclair (Springer, NM), 40.31 on 4, $722; 2. Robert M. Johnson IV (Ordway, CO) / Austin L. Crist (Rocky Ford, CO), 46.49 on 4, $433; 3. Lehmer D. Jeffers (Gladstone, NM) / Rick A. Sinclair (Springer, NM), 60.79 on 4, $289 #10 Average 1. Andy Keith James (La Junta, CO) / Garald Eichelberger (Manzanola, CO), 48.72 on 4, $1,162; 2. Stoney J. Larsen (Manassa, CO) / James T. Paine (Antonito, CO), 50.52 on 4, $871; 3. Toby D. Lambeth (Trinidad, CO) / Austin L. Crist (Rocky Ford, CO), 59.82 on 4, $581; 4. Toby D. Lambeth (Trinidad, CO) / Bill E. Brunelli (Aguilar, CO), 65.72 on 4, $290 CRX’D #9 Average 1. Dale W. Reynolds (Pueblo, CO) / Larry J. Borrego (Pueblo West, CO), 43.88 on 4, $1,341; 2. Jim I. Malone (Trindad, CO) / Chuck Gieck (Rush, CO), 44.76 on 4, $894; 3. Roy W. Sanders (Trindad, CO) / Dink L. Sciacca (Trindad, CO), 45.95 on 4, $708; 4. Clayton J. Johnson (Questa, NM) / Randall Kiker (Red River, NM), 52.94 on 4, $521; 5. Jim I. Malone (Trindad, CO) / Randall Kiker (Red River, NM), 54.53 on 4, $261 #8 Average 1. Dale W. Reynolds (Pueblo, CO) / Chuck Gieck (Rush, CO), 45.40 on 4, $1,405; 2. Roy W. Sanders (Trindad, CO) / Lee Navarette (Trinidad, CO), 48.31 on 4, $937; 3. Haley Peacock (Pueblo, CO) / Clayton Peacock (Pueblo, CO), 55.01 on 4, $724; 4. Brandy L. Malone (Trindad, CO) / Jim Whitcomb (Hillside, CO), 55.45 on 4, $511; 5. Richard W. Martin (Alamosa, CO) / Loren J. Willcox (La Veta, CO), 59.56 on 4, $383; 6. Jim D. Paine (Antonito, CO) / Robert L. Hoover (Alamosa, CO), 68.02 on 4, $298

NMBTRA Southern NM State Fairgrounds Las Cruces, NM March 19, 2011 Century Average 1. Dale Cureton (Douglas, AZ) / Burl Mardis (Muleshoe, TX), 31.22 on 3, $780; 2. Terrell T. Shelley (Cliff, NM) / Tommy P. Gililland (Tularosa, NM), 41.28 on 3, $520 #10 PickDraw Average 1. Wendy Miller (La Mesa, NM) / Clay Acuna (Santa Fe, NM), 40.47 on 4, $4,282; 2. Preston Tharp (Las Cruces, NM) / Dale M. Sanders (Las Cruces, NM), 40.88 on 4, $2,676; 3. Jack Faulk (Carlsbad, NM) / Wayne D. Baize (Anthony, NM), 42.13 on 4, $2,141; 4. Roberto Seyffert (El Paso, TX) / Preston Tharp (Las Cruces, NM), 43.87 on 4, $1,606; 5. Chris Allison (Mesilla Park, NM) / Tommy P. Gililland (Tularosa,

NM), 44.43 on 4, $1,427; 6. Dale Cureton (Douglas, AZ) / Burl Mardis (Muleshoe, TX), 46.15 on 4, $1,249; 7. Wendy Miller (La Mesa, NM) / Tony Sandoval (Organ, NM), 46.81 on 4, $1,071; 8. Clay Schlothauer (Las Cruces, NM) / Chris C. Flores (Corrales, NM), 48.02 on 4, $892; 9. Cody McClain (Alamogordo, NM) / Clay Acuna (Santa Fe, NM), 48.89 on 4, $714; 10. Joe A. Gallegos (El Paso, TX) / Tommy P. Gililland (Tularosa, NM), 49.73 on 4, $714; 11. Timmy Tharp (Las Cruces, NM) / Preston Tharp (Las Cruces, NM), 50.64 on 4, $535; 12. Guy O. Payne (Ruidoso, NM) / Malcom McCarty (Roswell, NM), 51.44 on 4, $535 Short Go 1. Will Herron (Bedrock, CO) / Leigh K. Carter (Ruidoso, NM), 9.58, $400 Rotation 1 1. Wendy Miller (La Mesa, NM) / Clay Acuna (Santa Fe, NM), 7.45, $400 Rotation 2 1. Clay Schlothauer (Las Cruces, NM) / Chris C. Flores (Corrales, NM), 7.25, $400 Rotation 3 1. James F. Rogers (High Rolls, NM) / Wade Ivey (Tornillo, TX), 8.36, $400 Rotation 4 1. Brett Parkey (Vinton, TX) / Dale M. Sanders (Las Cruces, NM), 8.12, $400 Rotation 5 1. Tammy D. Dunlap (Lovington, NM) / Joel Hernandez (El Paso, TX), 7.49, $400 April 9, 2011 Century Average 1. Tom R. Bennett (Truth Or Consequnces, NM) / Rolo P. Minjarez (Las Cruces, NM), 29.96 on 3, $510; 2. Joe A. Gallegos (El Paso, TX) / Wayne D. Baize (Anthony, NM), 32.73 on 3, $340 #10 PickDraw Average 1. James F. Rogers (High Rolls, NM) / Darryl V. Sullivan (Monticello, NM), 34.14 on 4, $3,284; 2. Glenn Mcreynolds (El Paso, TX) / Joel Hernandez (El Paso, TX), 39.83 on 4, $2,053; 3. James F. Rogers (High Rolls, NM) / Jake K. Lowery (Silver City, NM), 41.00 on 4, $1,642; 4. Scott Eschenbrenner (Las Cruces, NM) / Lee Fisher (Clint, TX), 41.76 on 4, $1,232; 5. Dub Cox (Mayhill, NM) / Anthony G. Aragon (Peralta, NM), 41.95 on 4, $1,095; 6. Mac Griffin (Las Cruces, NM) / Darryl V. Sullivan (Monticello, NM), 44.34 on 4, $958; 7. Tom R. Bennett (Truth Or Consequnces, NM) / Clay Acuna (Santa Fe, NM), 46.01 on 4, $821; 8. Tatt Everhart IV (Las Cruces, NM) / Steve B. Brown (Las Cruces, NM), 46.17 on 4, $684; 9. Timmy Tharp (Las Cruces, NM) / Brent Bagwell (Mesilla Park, NM), 46.28 on 4, $547; 10. Chance P. Brunson (Alamogordo, NM) / John B. Escobedo (Silver City, NM), 47.05 on 4, $547; 11. Scott Eschenbrenner (Las Cruces, NM) / Clay T. Ivey (Mesilla Park, NM), 47.40 on 4, $411; 12. Robert T. Gutierrez (Tinnie, NM) / Jim H. Hill (Radium Springs, NM), 47.61 on 4, $411 Short Go 1. Joel Hernandez (El Paso, TX) / Buddy Tharp (Las Cruces, NM), 7.99, $400 Rotation 1 1. Spade Hopkins (Animas, NM) / Rusty Evans (Animas, NM), 6.91, $400 Rotation 2 1. Rick W. Thomas (Los Lunas, NM) / Steve B. Brown (Las Cruces, NM), 7.03, $400 Rotation 3 1. Larry E. Desmond (Las Cruces, NM) / Miguel A. Cisneros (Las Cruces, NM), 6.77, $400 Rotation 4 1. Brett Parkey (Vinton, TX) / Michael Acuna (Santa Fe, NM), 8.08, $400

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World Series of Team Roping Bonus Rotation Added

Chauncey Kirby

Special Heartland Announcement!

We have developed an added or Bonus Feature for those of you entering the Heartland Finales. First let me describe a potential problem that scared us away from once again holding qualifiers at Heartland. That potential was based on Reliable, Professional Hoof Care what happened in Las Vegas in 2007, and Shoes to fit your individual in part what happened last year at Heartland. In 2007 we held a warm-up horse’s needs roping in Vegas at $200 per man, and let ropers enter only once if they were entered in our Finale. Four Hundred and fifty teams later we realized what we had done, and we just didn’t do that again. Keeping that in mind, let me describe the Heartland situation last year. We expected Heartland team counts to be low last year since it was our very first year. When entries were completed the Finale divisions averaged 125 teams each. Even with three full rounds we felt we had plenty of time to run the qualifiers. But when everyone in the Finale entered the qualifiers twice, and mixed in the local Oklahoma ropers, nearly every qualifier was pushing 300 teams. It was hard on the ropers and cattle. So in preparing for this years MONTH-APR 2011 BUILT BY-P/U W/CHGS DP IN HOUSE PROOF CRX’D Heartland we asked ourselves what if? Email: khart41@yahoo.com What if the Finales grow to 200 teams and more locals show up. The potential of www.faithfoto.com 1\4 V (4.9 x 6.6) taking the focus off of our finale and turning a championship event into a major marathon seemed more than a possibility. This isn,t what we are all about.

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The Heartland format is $1,000/roper pre-enter, four steer average, three full rounds, three head consolation. Every team placing in the average qualifies for the Grand Finale in Vegas. This year we will be offering a Bonus Rotation in each Heartland Finale division. Contestants entered in a Heartland division may purchase a second entry with a second partner for $200/roper. You may enter onsite or reserve an entry, but the trick here is that these Bonus teams will all run progressively in the first rotation prior to the beginning of the $2000 teams. These Bonus Rotation teams are progressive so they are not eligible for any 3 Head Consolation money. The Bonus Team is a second entry and you may NOT enter a second time with the same partner. The list for each division will be posted on-line one week prior to Heartland. There will be ample time to locate a second partner on-site. The question we anticipate the most is “Can I bring a second partner that is not already entered in the Finale?” The answer is——yes, however that partner will pay $1,000 to enter. It will be well understood that this will be a $1,200 Bonus Rotation team (progressive) vs. the $400 bonus team. In conclusion, we believe this is our best option for giving you more roping, reducing your per entry cost, retaining maximum leverage on the payout and at

the same time allows us to estimate a controllable team count. Entries don’t always rise, but just in case they do, we will be ready. WSTR Upcoming Events Twin Falls, ID Triple T Productions Friday, May 6, 2011 Phone: 208-681-2268 For info contact Ben Tibbitts Globe, AZ The Roping Company Friday, May 6, 2011 Phone: 480-540-8405 or 480-215-3180 For info contact Corey Johnson or Jack Goodman Torrington, WY Mountain States Cattle Saturday, May 14, 2011 Phone: 307-286-1329 For info contact Lance Allen Andrews, TX Shelley Productions Saturday, May 14, 2011 Phone: 575-574-8591 For Info contact Troy Shelley Amarillo, TX #12 and #13 ONLY Sunday, May 15, 2011 Phone: 806-333-2134 or 806-333-9008 For info contact Randy or Kim McCracken Salina, UT Double Dollar Friday, May 20, 2011 Phone: 435-701-5979 For info contact Greg Kesler Morgan Hill, CA Cal ShootOuts Saturday, May 21, 2011 Phone: 408-640-6026 For info contact David S. Brown Pueblo, CO Zamora Productions Saturday, May 21, 2011 Phone: 505-469-4388 For info contact Kenny Zamora Las Cruces, NM ITRA Saturday, May 21, 2011 Phone: 575-937-2298 For info contact Gerry Tully Flagstaff, AZ The Roping Company Saturday, May 28, 2011 Phone: 480-540-8405 or 480-215-3180 For info contact Corey Johnson or Jack Goodman Guthrie, OK Heartland Finales Saturday, May 28, 2011 Phone: 479-435-2619 For info contact the main office Dillon, MT Triple T Productions Sunday, May 29, 2011 Phone: 208-681-2268 For info contact Ben Tibbitts

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CINCO DE MAYO CHAMPIONSHIPS presented by

Tra il er/ Sa dd les & Bu c kles

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May 1, 2011 • Santa Fe, New Mexico

Javier Chavez Busted Boot Arena - Formerly Santa Fe Reiners

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Behind the Downs of Santa Fe Racetrack Books open at 9:00 a.m. • Rope at 10:00 a.m. TRIAD numbers only Current USTRC membership required

Sunday, May 1

Prizes - #10 Trailer Roping

I #5 and Under Saddle Roping Draw 3 for $125/roper • 3-head, progressive May enter twice Clint Mortenson Buckles to Average Winners Double S Saddle to High Point Roper I Church Service I #10 Handicapped Pick or Draw Trailer Roping

Pick 1, Draw 2 or Draw 3 for $150 May enter 5 times for a total of 15 partners. Books Open at 9:00 a.m. Close at 11:30 a.m. • Rope at 12:00 noon.

SPONSORED BY

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2 CASH ONLY

Open (with #15 Incentive) $150/roper. Enter 2 times, maximum. 5-steer/Progressive after 1. Any comb. of Incentive/ Non-Incentive. Must qualify to short round to receive Tour Points. #15 Handicap $100/roper. Enter 3 times. 5-steer/Progressive after 1. • #14 team - 2 sec. off • #13 & under team - 4 sec. off

• Incentive Average winners of the #12, #11, #10 & #9 • Average & Incentive Average winners of the Gold Plus • 2nd through 5th place Average winners of the #8 Pick/Draw • Winners of the Jr. Looper Divisions

• Average winners of the #15 & #13

2 Trophy Cowboy Gold Saddles • Average winners of the All Girl

Flex Earnings Awards • Minimum of $160,000 at this event

With Membership Purchase • Gold Spur members receive $1,000 in Flex Earnings • Gold Plus members receive $3,000 in Flex Earnings Location: Red Rock State Park Directions: NM 566, Gallup, NM 87301. From I-40 East, take Exit 33, go 4.5 miles west on frontage road, follow signs to Red Rock State Park. Producer: Red Rock Roping Productions / Walt Eddy Cattle: Reed & Keith Flake Stalls: First come, first served basis. Stall reservations accepted from Gold Plus members only. Reservations must be made no later than 7 days prior to the event. Call your Gold Plus representative, Ty Hillman. Event info: Walt Eddy 505.879.6181 or USTRC office 254.968.0002 Hotels: El Rancho 505.863.9311 Comfort Inn & Suites 505.863.3445 La Quinta 505.722.2233 Choice Hotels: choicesportstravel.com Special Rate ID #00214570 Current Coggins May Be Requested

• Extended Average Pay in All Divisions • Incentive Ropings in the #12, #11, #10 & #9

ON-SITE ENTRY

#13 Handicap $100/roper. Enter 3 times. 5-steer/Progressive after 1. • #12 team - 2 sec. off • #11 team - 4 sec. off #12, #11, #10, #9 $100/roper. Enter 3 times. 4-steer/Progressive after 1. #12 (with #11 Incentive) #11 (with #10 Incentive) #10 capped at an Elite #6 (with #9 Incentive) #9 capped at an Elite #5 (with #8 Incentive) Top 20 teams to the short round. Top 30 to the short round of the #9 only.

2011 USTRC membership required before you rope, and may be purchased at this event. Memberships purchased at this event are good for 2011.

Gold Plus #12 (with #10 Incentive) $100/roper. Enter 3 times, maximum. 4-steer/Progressive after 1. Any combination of Incentive/Non-Incentive. Gold Plus members 21 years and over only. Top 3 Average teams and Incentive Average teams receive National / $6,000 USTRC Flex Earnings Awards. Top 20 teams to the short round. #8 Pick/Draw (capped at a #4) $180/roper. Pick 1, draw 2 or draw 3. 3-steer/Progressive after 1. • #7 team - 2 sec. off • #6 & under team - 3 sec. off • No Incentive Top 30 teams to the short round.

For more information visit ustrc.com

AMERICA’S COWBOY SPORT MAGAZINE SUPERLOOPER

CLASSIC EQUINE COWGIRLS ONLY Sunday at 9:00 a.m. Enter 1/Draw 1 or Draw 2 for $120/roper • Enter 2x

Cowboy Gold Saddles to Average Winners

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M & R Team Roping Productions presents

Memorial Day Team Roping Classic Albuquerque, NM Bernalillo County Sheriffâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Posse Covered Arena Enter at 9 a.m. â&#x20AC;˘ Rope at 10 a.m.

80% Payback

Saturday, May 28, 2011

Sunday, May 29, 2011

#13 Pick 1, draw 1 or draw 2 for $100/roper Enter 3x Pick an extra for $50/roper 4-steer average Progressive on 1

#12 Pick 1, draw 1 or draw 2 for $100/roper Enter 3x Pick an extra for $50/roper 4-steer average Progressive on 1

#11 Pick 1, draw 1 or draw 2 for $100/roper Enter 3x Pick an extra for $50/roper 4-steer average Progressive on 1

80% Payback in All Ropings Prizes to All Teams Placing in Average

#5+ and Under Super Series Pick 1, draw 1 or draw 2 for $100/roper Enter 3x Pick an extra for $50/roper 4-steer average Progressive on 1

#4+ and Under Super Series Pick 1, draw 1 or draw 2 for $100/roper Enter 3x Pick an extra for $50/roper 3-steer average Progressive on 1

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May 20 & 21 • Portales, NM 1966 South Roosevelt Road 8, Portales, NM 88130

Buckles to Average Winners of #10 Todd Slone Saddles to High Point Header and Heeler in #10

FRIDAY, MAY 20 Books open at 6:00 p.m. Rope at 7:00 p.m. Sharp

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4-head progressive after 1 $50/roper - Enter 5X - 80% Payback SATURDAY, MAY 21 Books open at 12:30 p.m. Rope at 2:00 p.m. Sharp

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#10 Handicap Saddle Roping 3-head progressive after 1 • Pick 1/ Draw 2 or Draw all 3 for $120/roper Can enter up to 3X for a total of 9 runs • Capped at an Elite #5 17 second cut-off in the first round Producer: Jerry Trujillo 505/715-2413 TRIAD numbers only

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ROPE THIS SUMMER IN BEAUTIFUL, SUNNY Circle T Arena - 4 miles west of Hamilton on Highway 36

& Junior Looper Dummy Roping Saturday at Noon at the Pool Prizes in each age group 5 & under, 6-8, 9-11

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Cash or credit cards only except for Gold Plus members. All ropings are progressive after one. Stall reservtions will be accepted from Gold Plus members only. 270 stalls and 50 RV hookups available. Current USTRC membership required before you rope and may be purchased at this roping. USTRC rules apply in all ropings. TRIAD numbers only.

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USTRC SANCTIONED ROPING EVENT

LASSO

Presented by

PRIZES 6 Trophy Cowboy Gold Saddles • Average winners of the #11, #10 & #9

DEL NORTE

23 Trophy Gist Buckles

USTRC Sanctioned Event Guarantee Never Less Than

• Incentive Average winners of the #12, #11, #10 & #9 • Average & Incentive Average winners of the Gold Plus • 1st through 3rd place Average winners of the #8 Pick/Draw • Average winners of the All Girl • Winners of the Jr. Looper Divisions

11 National / $6,000 USTRC Flex Earnings Awards 6 Trophy Leather Rope Bags 29 Regional / $2,000 USTRC Flex Earnings Awards • Average winners of the #15, #13 & #12 6 Gold Plus National / $6,000 USTRC Flex Flex Earnings Awards • Minimum of $160,000 at this event Earnings Awards With Membership Purchase US Open Tour Points (awarded through 10th in the Average) • Gold Spur members receive $1,000 in Flex Earnings • Gold Plus members receive $3,000 in Flex Earnings Ultimate Partner Finder Draw-in Options in Effect (for more details see the format section in the back of this issue of SuperLooper Magazine)

NATIONAL FINALS TEAM ROPING QUALIFIER

JUNE 23-26, 2011 THURSDAY, JUNE 23 FRIDAY, JUNE 24 9:00 A.M.. 2:30 P.M. Open (w/ #15 Inc.) #15 (w/ #13 Inc.) #13 Handicap #12 (w/ #11 Inc.)

LAS VEGAS, NM SATURDAY, JUNE 25 9:00 A.M. Gold Plus #12 (w/ #10 Inc.) Century Bonus included #11 (w/ #10 Inc.) #10 (w/ #9 Inc.)

Saturday 12 noon Kids 6 and under, 7-9 and 10-12 SPONSORED BY

FORMAT

2 CASH ONLY

SUNDAY, JUNE 26 9:00 A.M. All Girl Specialty Roping #10 Handicap Pick 1, Draw 2 or Draw 3 for $150/roper #9 (w/ #8 Inc.) #8 Pick/Draw for beginner & novice ropers only (books close at 10:30 a.m.)

Location: Santa Fe Trail Events Center Directions: I-25 to exit 347. East on Frontage/Airport Road. Producer: Kenny and Marsha Zamora Cattle: C-S Cattle Company Stalls: First come, first served basis. Stall reservations accepted from Gold Plus members only. Reservations must be made no later than 7 days prior to the event. Call your Gold Plus representative, Ty Hillman. Event info: Kenny or Marsha Zamora 505.425.3850 or USTRC office 254.968.0002 Hotels: Best Western Montezuma Inn 505.426.8000; Comfort Inn 505.425.1100; Days Inn 505.425.1967; El Camino Motel 505.425.5994; El Fidel Motel 505.425.6761; Holiday Inn Express 505.425.8182; Plaza Hotel 505.425.3592; Super 8 Motel 505.425.5288; Regal Motel 505.454.1456; Town House Motel 505.425.6717 Choice Hotels: choicesportstravel.com Special Rate ID #00214570 Current Coggins May Be Requested

• Extended Average Pay in All Divisions • Incentive Ropings in the #12, #11, #10 & #9

ON-SITE ENTRY

AMERICA’S COWBOY SPORT

For more information visit ustrc.com

2011 USTRC membership required before you rope, and may be purchased at this event. Memberships purchased at this event are good for 2011.

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Lubbock Winter Rodeo March 19, 2011 Novice Bareback 1. Carsen Drennon, 65, Moon Man Saddle Bronc 1. Cody Joe Bonds, 70, Bunny Ranch; 2. Eddie Fortenberry, 66, Funny Face Ranch Broncs No Qualified Rides Steer Riding 1. Gunner Arvajo, 3.3; 2. Tuff Arvajo, 2.9 Chute Dogging No Qualified Times Mutton Bustin 1. Mikel Kennedy, 7.6; 2. Riley Solberg, 1.5 1D Barrels 1. Misty Goldstone, 15.458 2D Barrels Cindy Koontz, 17.801 #4 Team Roping 1. Buzz Peters / Henry Peters, 15.3 Open Bull Riding No Qualified Rides Novice Bull Riding No Qualified Rides

March 26, 2011 Novice Bareback No Qualified Rides Saddle Bronc 1. Cody Bonds, 74, Bunny Ranch; 2 / 3. Josh Griggs, 72, Bad Boy; 2 / 3. Will Abshire, 72, Jessibell Ranch Broncs 1/2. Weston Griswald, 71, Funny Face; 1 / 2. John Kelly Walden, 71, Show Business; Chute Dogging No Qualified Times

Steer Riding 1. Jayton Grimshaw, 2.5 Mutton Bustin 1. Michael Kennedy, 4.0; 2. Garrett Blakey, 1.6 1D Barrels 1. Misty Goldstone, 14.887 2D Barrels 1. Jade Skinner, 16.212 Team Roping 1. Brent Ivey / Ryan Cook, 6.0; 2. Zane Ivey / Lee Walker, 6.1 #4 Team Roping 1. Drew Sager / Cole Bolton, 13.1; 2. Drew Sager / Derrick Fink, 14.1 Open Bulls Tim Jetter, 74, Rajun Cajun; 2. Josh Griggs, 72, Chunky Monkey Novice Bulls No Qualified Rides

April 2, 2011 Saddle Broncs No Qualified Rides Ranch Broncs 1. Quentin Bean, 59, Teeny Bopper; 2. Weston Griswald, 54, Butter Cup; Chute Dogging No Qualified Times Steer Riding Tuff Arvajo, 4.1; 2. Gunner Arvajo, 3.5 Muttin Bustin 1. Christopher Bradstreet, 4.4; 2. Mikel Kennedy, 3.0 1D Barrels 1. Misty Goldstone, 15.307 2D Barrels 1. Jacky Skinner, 16.390

#4 Team Roping 1. Buz Peters / Danny Lange, 8.4 Open Bull Riding No Qualified Rides Novice Bulls No Qualified Rides

April 9, 2011 Bareback Zack Phillips, 53, Cabbage Kid Novice Bareback 1. Carson Drennon, 62, Hello Dolly Saddle Bronc 1. Cody Bonds, 77, Bunny Ranch; 2. Zack Phillips, 76, Black Betty Ranch Broncs 1. Remington Smith, 68, Prairie Girl; 2. David Fields, 65, Spanish Party Mutton Bustin 1. J.D. Sanchez, 2.8; 2. Rowdy Rushing, 2.5 1D Barrels 1. Misty Goldstone, 15.399 2D Barrels 1. Jackie Skinner, 16.546 #4 Team Roping 1. Michel Cate / Donnie Buckley, 12.1; 2. Rickey Stroud / Danny Lane, 13.9; 3. Donnie Buckley / Ronnie Bradic, 16.4 Open Team Roping 1. Trice Watts / Troy McDonald, 5.5; 2. Trice Watts / Jed Middleton, 5.7; Lucas Screws / Landon Williams, 6.0 Open Bull Riding No Qualified Rides Novice Bull Riding No Qualified Rides

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hampionship Bull Riding Inc. announced recently that veteran rodeo commentator Butch Knowles will join its broadcast team for the upcoming 2011 television season on Great American country (GAC). Knowles will join host Jeff Medders and provide color commentary during the twenty six weeks of the CINCH CBR Tour broadcasts. In addition, CBR President Tuff Hedeman and GAC’s Suzanne Alexander will continue to provide in- show commentary, contestant interviews and analysis to the highly rated bull riding series. Knowles brings years of television broadcast experience to CBR. For the past 23 years he has provided the color commentary for the National Finals Rodeo telecast on ESPN. Prior to his television career, Butch was a very successful saddle bronc rider with 4 NFR qualifications. He won the NFR average title in 1987. Prior to his professional career, Butch won a National High School All Around title and was collegiate All Around runner up twice. “CBR is very excited to add Butch to our great television team,” stated CBR CEO Wes Bruce. “Expect a different look and some exciting new twists to the Cinch CBR Tour television series this year.” Butch added, “ I am honored to be joining my great friend and long time broadcast partner Jeff Medder in hosting CBR events on GAC. I am impressed with the professionalism of their entire staff. The growth of CBR is directly related to their progressive attitude and talent level of their riders and bucking stock. I am proud to be associated with them and am looking forward to a great year.” The televised 2011 Cinch CBR Tour series will begin Tuesday May 3 at 9 pm EST on GAC and can be seen three (3) times weekly for twenty six(26) consecutive weeks culminating in late October with the

crowning of the World Champion bull rider at the Tour Finale in Loveland, Colorado.

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George Paul “Showdown” factors and Tulsa There is a showdown coming to Del Rio for the 34th George Paul Memorial Bull riding. The showdown could feature the first time in the history of the event the son of a former George Paul winner will claim the title. Two men have that chance. Clayton Foltyn, son of the 1983 George Paul winner Lane Foltyn, and Bonner Bolton, son of Toya Bolton, the 1991 champion may claim their dad’s title. Both sons of former champions have come close to winning the George Paul. Bolton in 2008 and Foltyn in 2010. As of this date, the two Texas bull riders are ranked number one and number two for the CBR world championship in 2011. Foltyn occupies the number one position and Bolton is 452.75 points behind Foltyn in second place. Bolton won Las Vegas last week and seems to be on the start of a hot streak. Never, never, never count out Foltyn. There are other factors present in the next several weeks that could interrupt the plans of both riders race for a world championship. I am not a statistical guru

but, if you have 40 bull riders entered in the George Paul, the chance either if these two could claim the title is 5%. Other factors are three events prior to the George Paul showdown. First, there is Tulsa. A majority of the top 35 ranked CBR bull riders are entered in Tulsa. It should prove to be an outstanding bull riding this weekend. No one who buys a ticket should be disappointed at the riders entered and the bulls they will try and ride. Consistency always plays an important role in any sport and when you look at Chandler Bownds, Cooper Kanngiesser, J.W. Harris, Clayton Williams, Cody Atwood, they, and any of the other top CBR riders all are capable of winning Tulsa or any other event. Horizon Series events are also playing an important role in determining the CBR race for a world championship and with Stephenville, TX April 15, and a new event West, TX, April 30, the national ranking positions may have changed by Del Rio. Why is that important? The answer is simple. Winning a CBR World Championship at season’s end will load the champions Cinch jeans with a bundle of cash. Points, not dollars, determine who a world champion will be so EVERY ride counts because every point counts. Rider’s scores determine points. Pressure is generally self imposed. No one can effect what another rider does or doesn’t do unless head games come into play. If the “Showdown” riders are still ranked one and two by Del Rio, the watching will be nail biting. The CBR World Championship race is getting tighter and tighter because of the quality of riders and the quality of bulls. Tulsa is a great bull riding town and the event will be worth your investment of time because odds are you will see the next CBR world champion in the making. You will also have a preview of the two key players in the Del Rio “Showdown”.

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Arizona Ranch Remuda Sale Shows Strong Demand

espite the depressed horse market, good using horses continued to be in strong demand at the 13th Annual Arizona Ranch Remuda sale held March 18 during Cattleman’s Weekend at Prescott Livestock Auction in Chino Valley, Arizona. Twentyfive broke cow horses sold for an average of $3,016, while three registered colts averaged $700. The champion riding horse was Nasty Cat, a sorrel mare consigned by Bill Snure, Douglas, Arizona. She sold to Jonathan Martin, Scottsdale, Arizona for $1,900. Clay Ashurst, Greeley, Colorado consigned the reserve champion horse, a 7-year-old grade, palomino gelding that sold to Clay Overson, Kingman, Arizona for $3,900. The high grading registered colt was Four J Bob, a yearling bay colt from KT Cattle Company, Amado, Arizona. It sold to 10X Ranch, Rillito, Arizona for $500. High selling horse of the sale was Smokin Ice, a 5-year-old red roan gelding consigned by Travis Ericson, Scottsdale, Arizona, that sold to Kenny Reeves, Eagar, Arizona at $6,100. M-Diamond Ranch, Rimrock, Arizona, sold Karens Kattoy, a 5year-old bay paint gelding to Gary Overson, Kingman, Arizona for $5,100. The horses were judged prior to the sale by Guy Hudson, Harvey Howell and Pat

Hughes, and the champion horse received a trophy rifle donated by Cattleman’s Weekend. Other awards were donated by Hi Pro Feeds, Farm Credit Services SW, Animal Health Express, and Savoini’s Western Wear and Tack. Ed Ashurst was sale manager. The objective of the Arizona Ranch Remuda Sale is to provide a contest and public auction for horses consigned by legitimate working ranches. Nominations are accepted by invitation only from ranches whose primary interest is the production of beef cattle and horses.

2011 Cattleman’s Weekend Sale Results 13th Annual Arizona Ranch Remuda Sale 25 Broke Ranch Horse Average $3,016 3 Halter Colts Average $700 Champion Riding Horse – Nasty Cat, sorrel mare consigned by Bill Snure, Douglas, AZ. Sold to Jonathan Martin, Scottsdale, AZ for $1,900. Reserve Champion Riding Horse – Ringo, 7year-old grade, palomino gelding consigned by Clay Ashurst, Greeley, CO. Sold to Clay Overson, Kingman, AZ for $3,900.

Champion Junior Horse – Willys Shogun Stomp, 5year-old bay gelding consigned by Everett Ashurst, Douglas, AZ. Sold to Michael Oddenetto, Globe, AZ for $2,400. Champion Halter Colt – Four J Bob, yearling bay colt consigned by KT Cattle, Inc., Amado, AZ. Sold to 10X Ranch, Rillito, AZ for $500. High Selling Horse – Smokin Ice, 5-year-old red roan gelding consigned by Travis Ericson, Scottsdale, AZ. Sold to Kenny Reeves, Eagar, AZ for $6,100. 2nd High Selling Horse – Karens Kattoy, 5-yearold bay paint gelding consigned by M-Diamond Ranch, Rimrock, AZ. Sold to Gary Overson, Kingman, AZ for $5,100.

37th Annual Arizona Hereford/Angus Bull Sale 13 Angus Bulls Average $2,692 13 Hereford Bulls Average $1,631 Champion Hereford Bull – Lot 2 and 4, consigned by Las Vegas Ranch, Prescott, AZ. Lot brought $1,600 and Lot 4 $2,800 from Maughan Ranches, Yarnell, AZ. Champion Angus Bull – Lot 26 and 27, consigned by Las Vegas Ranch. Sold to Mann Cattle Company, Quemado, NM for $2,900 each. Top Selling Hereford Bull – Lot 1 consigned by Las Vegas Ranch. Sold to Lazy H Enterprises, Casa Grande, AZ for $3,000. Top Sellling Angus Bull – Lot 20 consigned by Lazy K Angus Ranch, Springerville, AZ. Sold to Kellis Ranch, Bagdad, AZ for $3,800.

23rd Annual Prescott All Breed Bull Sale

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have to say there has not been too much dirt flying this month, or none that I heard anyway! Let me re-phrase that. I am not talking about literal dirt, because for the last couple of months, every time I need to do something outside, it seems the wind is blowing about 50 mph and there is plenty of dirt flying around. But the rodeo dirt has stayed rather low and in fact it seems everything is going great when it comes to rodeo and roping in the Southwest. So instead of throwing any dirt this month, I will shower all of you with some of the good news of the recent month or so. Of course Arizona residents waved goodbye to most of the snow-birds who have packed up and left the state, but not without leaving behind lots of action inside team roping arenas! Least to say, the winter season looked pretty good when compared to the overall national economy. Lots of events paid out lots of cash and prizes to a whole load of ropers. Staying in the sunshine state, and focusing on the GCPRA; the amateur rodeo association has hosted several great events since the start of the year and look to be well on their way to a great rodeo season ahead. The USTRC made a big change that landed the New Mexico Championships in Clovis, New Mexico instead of Albuquerque this year. The results – more teams than last year. I am sure there was a much smaller check cut to the hosting facility from the USTRC and ropers didn’t have to fork over five-bucks every time they drove through the gate. So

really it was a win-win for a whole lot of ropers who enjoyed the roping. The NMRA kicked off the 2011 season in March with an event that seemed to set a great tone for the remainder of the year. The event, although not dubbed a membership drive rodeo had the feeling of one as contestants from all across the state hit the blacktop to compete at the event hosted in Bernalillo, New Mexico. Several new events was exciting to see fill with contestants and the NMRA and the rather new set of board members have to be happy to see the success of their hard work come together. Nothing but summer rodeos and the year-end finals are ahead and rodeo competitors can be sure that the amateur association is well on its way to a great season. Word Series of Team Roping events are continuing to attract ropers all across the Southwest. A recent event hosted in Albuquerque at the Bernalillo County Sherriff’s Posse Arena was outstanding with winners walking away with full pockets of cash. With other recent events that stretch from California to Oklahoma, ropers are getting a chance to attend these events more and more and fill their checking accounts with a lots and lots of greenbacks. That about wraps it up for the month, and wow – the only dirt is the grit in my teeth from running out to the truck to grab my cell phone. Yep – the wind is still blowing and like everyone else, I am ready for it to stop! Until Next Time Dirt – Keep it under your feet! Ryan Davis

34 Total Lots Average $1,671 3 Simmental/Angus - $2,200 6 Limousin - $2,400 5 Brangus - $2,160

4 Angus Cross - $1,600 13 Brafords - $1,277 2 Beefmaster Cross - $700 Champion All Breed Bull – Lot 250 Simmental/Angus cross bull consigned by Red River Farms, Blythe, CA. Sold to Milt Ward, Paris, ID for $2,400. High Selling All Breed Bull – Lot 290, 2nd high grading bull, a Limousin consigned by Lower Valley Limousin, Fruita, CO. Sold to Johnnie Morris, Holbrook, AZ for $3,300.

19th Annual Replacement Heifer Sale 132 preg-tested cows and heifers 56 pairs 33 open heifers High selling heifers were 7 F1 Braford heifers from 55 Ranch, Williams, AZ, at $850 High selling cows were 5 black/white-faced, pregnant cows from Greg Gibbons, 10X Ranch, Douglas, AZ at $1,200. High selling pair were 9 black/white faced pairs from 55 Ranch at $1,350.

Bricoe’s Corner Managing Injuries

or those who follow New Mexico’s PBR talent, Travis Briscoe, know that he has been on the injured list of the bull riding tour since he tore his groin at the Ty Murray Invitation in Albuquerque, NM. The injury no doubt sidetracked Briscoe’s season, but as a veteran of the sport, he has been in this situation before and has a solid routine to get well and back on tour as soon as he can without suffering further injuries. For young bull riders and rough stock contestants, a solid plan should be considered for times when injuries occur. Briscoe does what is needed for the physical injury. That includes three days a week at the Southwest Physical Therapy office in Albuquerque, NM. There he does stretches, they perform ultrasounds, use lots of ice on his injury and massages not only to the injured area but other areas of his body that are suffering due to the initial injury. This is all done to help the healing process under the supervision of medically trained Physical Therapist. To further the recovery time, he does more stretches and applies more ice each day at home as advised by the Physical Therapist. Briscoe says the most important aspect of getting back on tour and ready to compete is staying mentally strong. He says he is staying active in the bull riding scene, staying connected to the sport without actually riding bulls to help. Being

focused on everything around him and getting healthy, not on what he needs to do when he comes back is one way he keeps mentally strong, which he believes is one of the biggest obstacles that can overcome a bull rider. This carries into the actual competition scene when a rider is on tour. Being able not to toy with the mental game helps a rider keep his confidence. “If that means you wear the same pair of socks or underwear each time you get on or if you always put your boots on, left foot first and then the right, or whatever it takes to keep that edge, always helps the mental game,” says Briscoe. Briscoe is staying focused on the future by being focused on the now. He says he is excited for the future of his family and everything is going good with Jessie’s pregnancy. They are expecting their new arrival on June 10th. In addition he is excited about his new business adventure and the Custom Hat Shop just east of Albuquerque, as well as his involvement in the ‘Riding on Faith’ Bull Riding camp which is planned for June 1-6 in Maxwell, NM. Among those involved in this camp and dedicated to the sport and faith include: Laddan Ledbetter, Ely Ganzer, Travis Briscoe, L.J. Jenkins, Matt Austin, D.J. Domangue, Bonner Bolton, Shane Proctor and Randy Quartieri. There will also be an appearance by Cody, Shawn Hogg, Ryan McConnel and Bobby Welch.

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2011 PRCA World Standings All-Around 1. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, TX, $76,042; 2. Cody Ohl, Hico, TX, $30,924; 3. Landon McClaugherty, Tilden, TX, $19,765; 4. Paul David Tierney, Oral, SD, $18,545; 5. Stan Branco, Chowchilla, CA, $18,396; 6. Josh Peek, Pueblo, CO, $15,987; 7. Clayton Hass, Terrell, TX, $15,971; 8. Jesse Sheffield, Austin, CO, $13,442; 9. Jess Tierney, Hermosa, SD, $13,424; 10. Derick Fleming, Roosevelt, UT, $13,237; 11. Rhett Kennedy, Chowchilla, CA, $12,525; 12. Jack Vanderlans, Temecula, CA, $10,154; 13. Bart Brunson, Terry, MS, $9,538; 14. Cole Echols, Elm Grove, LA, $7,624

$16,022; 14. Stan Branco, Chowchilla, CA, $15,033; 15. Dean Gorsuch, Gering, NE, $14,860

Bareback Riding 1. Tilden Hooper, Carthage, TX, $42,555; 2. Will Lowe, Canyon, TX, $35,980; 3. Kaycee Feild, Payson, UT, $33,117; 4. Clint Cannon, Waller, TX, $25,260; 5. Chris Harris, Itasca, TX, $25,201; 6. Jake Vold, Ponoka, AB, $24,798; 7. Joe Gunderson, Agar, SD, $23,771; 8. Bo Casper, Fort Scott, KS, $23,686; 9. Steven Peebles, Redmond, OR, $20,074; 10. J.R. Vezain, Cowley Wy , $18,354; 11. Wes Stevenson, Lubbock, TX, $18,136; 12. Steven Dent, Mullen, NE, $18,069; 13. Luke Creasy, Brownfield, AB, $16,816; 14. Caine Riddle, Vernon, TX, $14,128; 15. Jason Havens, Prineville, OR, $13,572 Steer Wrestling 1. Luke Branquinho, Los Alamos, CA, $35,654; 2. Billy Bugenig, Ferndale, CA, $31,468; 3. Sean Mulligan, Coleman, OK, $26,811; 4. Casey Martin, Sulphur, LA, $25,849; 5. Darrell Petry, Beaumont, TX, $23,969; 6. Trevor Knowles, Mount Vernon, OR, $23,847; 7. Stockton Graves, Newkirk, OK, $22,156; 8. Seth Brockman, Wheatland, WY, $21,195; 9. Todd Suhn, Hermosa, SD, $20,615; 10. Justin Davis, Bartonville, TX,MONTH $19,199; 11. Jake Rinehart, BUILT BY Highmore, SD, $18,728; 12. Dru Melvin, Ponca City OK , $18,681; 13. Tommy Cook, McAlester, OK,

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Team Roping (Headers) 1. Chad Masters, Clarksville, TN, $34,976; 2. Clay Tryan, Billings, MT, $30,587; 3. Charly Crawford, Prineville, OR, $26,050; 4. Joel Bach, Millsap, TX, $25,090; 5. Spencer Mitchell, Colusa, CA, $24,670; 6. Erich Rogers, Round Rock, AZ, $22,011; 7. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, TX, $20,960; 8. Colby Lovell, Madisonville, TX, $20,915; 9. Derrick Begay, Seba Dalkai, AZ, $19,836; 10. Nick Sartain, Yukon, OK, $18,418; 11. Coleman Proctor, Pryor, OK, $18,161; 12. Travis Tryan, Billings, MT, $18,020; 13. Kaleb Driggers, Albany, GA, $17,857; 14. Ty Blasingame, Ramah, CO, $15,851; 15. Jake Cooper, Monument, NM, $15,688 Team Roping (Heelers) 1. Jade Corkill, Fallon, NV, $34,976; 2. Travis Graves, Jay, OK, $30,587; 3. Broc Cresta, Santa Rosa, CA, $24,670; 4. Allen Bach, Weatherford, TX, $24,050; 5. Kory Koontz, Sudan, TX, $23,881; 6. Russell Cardoza, Terrebonne OR , $21,208; 7. Patrick Smith, MidlandTX , $20,960; 8. Cesar de la Cruz, Tucson, AZ, $19,836; 9. Kollin VonAhn, Durant, OK, $18,418; 10. Rich Skelton, Llano, TX, $18,020; 11. Brad Culpepper, Ashburn, GA, $17,857; 12. Jhett Johnson, Casper, WY, $17,311; 13. Cory Petska, Marana, AZ, $16,758; 14. Britt Bockius, Claremore, OK, $16,522; 15. Matt Garza, Las Cruces , $15,197

MN, $19,987; 10. Wade Sundell, Boxholm, IA, $17,743; 11. Jeff Willert, Belvidere, SD, $16,215; 12. Jesse Kruse, Great Falls, MT, $15,730; 13. Ty Atchison, Jackson, MO, $14,738; 14. Jesse Wright, Milford, UT, $13,309; 15. Mert Bradshaw, Eagle Point Oreg, on, $12,514 Tie-Down 1. Clint Cooper, DecaturTX , $42,075; 2. Tuf Cooper, Decatur, TX, $36,510; 3. Hunter Herrin, Apache, OK, $28,178; 4. Cody Ohl, Hico, TX, $27,200; 5. Cory Solomon, Prairie View, TX, $24,298; 6. EJ Roberts, Stephenville, TX, $23,536; 7. Monty Lewis, Hereford, TX, $23,502; 8. Adam Gray, Seymour, TX, $22,583; 9. Matt Shiozawa, Chubbuck, ID, $20,407; 10. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, TX, $20,166; 11. Ryan Jarrett, Summerville, GA, $19,420; 12. Justin Macha, Needville, TX, $19,066; 13. Cimarron Boardman, Stephenville, TX, $17,498; 14. Jud Nowotny, LaVernia, TX, $15,556; 15. Timber Moore, Aubrey, TX, $15,053 Steer Roping 1. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, TX, $34,917; 2. Cody Lee, Gatesville, TX, $18,584; 3. Walter Priestly, Robstown,

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of this issue for listings of events in your area, every day of the week.

Bull Riding 1. Shane Proctor, Grand Coulee, WA, $53,106; 2. Cody Whitney, Asher, OK, $39,369; 3. Trevor Kastner, Ardmore, OK, $35,237; 4. J.W. Harris, Mullin, TX, $32,834; 5. Kanin Asay, Powell, WY, $32,818; 6. Jacob O Mara, Prairieville, LA, $30,457; 7. Ardie Maier, Timber Lake, SD, $28,539; 8. Clayton Savage, Casper, WY, $26,026; 9. Seth Glause, Rock Springs, WY, $24,284; 10. Clayton Foltyn, El Campo, TX, $23,596; 11. Clayton Williams, Carthage, TX, $22,921; 12. Douglas Duncan, Alvin, TX, $21,925; 13. Chance Smart, Philadelphia, MS, $21,531; 14. Bobby Welsh, Gillette, WY, $20,980; 15. Tyler Willis, Wheatland, WY, $20,570

2011 Turquoise Circuit Standings

All-Around Standings 1. Seth Hall, Albuquerque NM , $7,152; 2. Lane Siggins, Ruidoso Downs, NM, $4,775; 3. Rick Saddle Bronc Kieckhefer, Prescott, AZ, $4,575; 4. Beau Marshall, 1. Cody Wright, Milford, UT, $43,767; 2. Heith Truth or Conseque, NM, $3,087; 5. Cutter Parsons, DeMoss, Heflin, LA, $34,413; 3. Bradley Harter, Marana, AZ, $1,960; 6. Casey Wilson, t or c, NM, Weatherford TX , $27,610; 4. Sam Spreadborough, $1,673; 7. Ivan Stuart, Scottsdale, AZ, $722; 8. TJ Snyder, TX, $26,423; 5. Jesse Bail, Camp Crook, SD, Bohlender, Canyon, TX, $695 IN HOUSE PROOF $22,174; 6. Cody DeMoss, Heflin, LA, $22,118; 7. CRXâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;D Cort Scheer, Elsmere , $21,665; 8. Taos Muncy, Bareback Riding Corona, NM, $20,955; 9. Tyler Corrington, Hastings, 1. Jared Green, SocoroNM , $1,590; 2. Wyatt Hancock, Taylor AZ , $1,368; 3. Tyler Staker, Taylor, AZ, $1,314; 4. Guy Murphy, Black Hat City, NM, $1,253; 5. Jon Luse, Tucumcari, NM, $1,047; 6. Delvecchio Kaye, Round Rock, AZ, $792; 7. Luke Creasy, Brownfield, AB, $651; 8. Forrie Smith, Capitan, NM, $338; 9. Tom McFarland, Wickenburg, AZ, $223; 10. Kory Hart, Albuquerque, NM, $92

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TX, $17,224; 4. Kim Ziegelgruber, Edmond, OK, $16,758; 5. J. Tom Fisher, Andrews, TX, $13,983; 6. Scott Snedecor, Uvalde, TX, $12,729; 7. Vin Fisher Jr., Andrews, TX, $11,539; 8. Will Gasperson, Decatur, TX, $10,922; 9. Rocky Patterson, Pratt, KS, $10,224; 10. Bryce Davis, Abilene, TX, $7,563; 11. Lawson Plemons, Axtell, TX, $7,427; 12. Guy Allen, Santa Anna, TX, $6,235; 13. Cody Garnett, Barnsdall, OK, $6,084; 14. Chet Herren, Pawhuska, OK, $5,785; 15. Roy Cooper, Decatur, TX, $5,489

Steer Wrestling 1. Clayton Tuchscherer, Cortaro, AZ, $5,746; 2. Bo Bleil, Stanfield, AZ, $4,147; 3. Travis Reay, Maricopa, AZ, $2,582; 4. Pepe Arballo, Wittman, AZ, $2,275; 5. Kurt Stallings, Clovis, NM, $1,637; 6. Chance Carlson, Marana, AZ, $1,405; 7. Cutter Parsons, Marana, AZ, $827; 8. Russell Armenta, Bloomfield, NM, $751; 9. Jeff Richardson, Pheonix, AZ, $741; 10. Rusty Hamilton, Capitan, NM, $614; 11. TJ Bohlender, Canyon, TX, $587; 12. Trevor Duhon, Phoenix, AZ, $575; 13. Tim Robertson, Marana, AZ, $565; 14. Cody Glover, Marana, AZ, $555; 15. Cody Moore, Artesia, NM, $530 Team Roping (Heading) 1. Erich Rogers, Round Rock, AZ, $9,026; 2. Michael Calmelat, Tucson, AZ, $5,855; 3. Aaron Tsinigine, Queen Creek AZ , $5,783; 4. Denton Payne, Gilbert, AZ, $4,626; 5. Jake Barnes, Scottsdale, AZ, $4,588; 6. Seth Hall, Albuquerque NM , $3,396; 7. Derrick Begay, Seba Dalkai, AZ, $2,969; 8. Brock Hanson, Casa Grande, AZ, $2,412; 9. Wyatt Althoff, Anthony, NM, $2,382; 10. Rube Woolsey, Casa Grande, AZ, $1,376; 11. Shain Sproul, Las Cruces, NM, $1,360; 12. Casey Wilson, t or c, NM, $1,194; 13. Bill Snure, Douglas, AZ, $1,194; 14. Tom Richards, Humboldt, AZ, $1,133; 15. Gabriel Santa Maria, Tucson, AZ, $1,130 Team Roping (Heelers) 1. Anthony Calmelat, Tucson, AZ, $8,152; 2. Cory Petska, Marana, AZ, $6,541; 3. Lane Siggins, Ruidoso Downs, NM, $4,626; 4. Dallas Reidhead, Queen Creek, AZ, $3,273; 5. Cesar de la Cruz, Tucson, AZ, $2,969; 6. TJ Brown, Marana, AZ,

$2,382; 7. Brooks Dahozy, Window Rock, AZ, $2,345; 8. Beau Marshall, Truth or Conseque, NM, $1,889; 9. Willy Gould, Wickenburg, AZ, $1,764; 10. Kyle Welsh, Parker, AZ, $1,499; 11. Bobby Baize, Anthony, NM, $1,350; 12. Tyler Getzwiller, Scottsdale, AZ, $1,133; 13. Cody Pearson, Tucson, AZ, $1,130; 14. James Knopp, Bosque Farms, NM, $948; 15. Brent Tryon, Queen Creek, AZ, $782 Saddle Bronc 1. Cody Taton, Mud Butte, SD, $2,972; 2. Casey Sisk, Corona, NM, $1,598; 3. Brandon Biebelle, San Lorenzo, NM, $1,571; 4. Rawley McFarland, Coolidge, AZ, $1,007; 5. Darrell Triplett, Waterflow, NM, $844; 6. Taos Muncy, Corona, NM, $699; 7. Dean Daly, Belen, NM, $431; 8. Jason Amon, Payson, AZ, $198; 9. Garrison DeWitt, Rio Rico, AZ, $185; 10. Branden Mayberry, San Tan Valley, AZ, $141; 11. Cooper DeWitt, Rio Rico, AZ, $124; 12. Ryan Montroy, Pagosa Springs, CO, $91; 13. Kevin Cox, Hondo, NM, $49 Tie-Down 1. Rick Kieckhefer, Prescott, AZ, $4,276; 2. Joseph Parsons, Marana, AZ, $4,045; 3. Seth Hall, Albuquerque NM , $3,757; 4. J.D. Kibbe, Portales, NM, $2,812; 5. Kyle Dutton, Mesilla Park, NM, $1,756; 6. J.D. McKinley, Las Cruces, NM, $1,482; 7. Royce Lynch, Deming, NM, $1,413; 8. Wacey Walraven, Datil, NM, $1,366; 9. Beau Marshall, Truth or Conseque, NM, $1,197; 10. Andrew Martin, Hereford AZ , $1,197; 11. Cutter Parsons, Marana, AZ, $1,134; 12. Joe Parsons, Marana, AZ, $827; 13. Buddy Robinson, Mesilla Park, NM, $808; 14. Jerrad Hofstetter, Portales, NM, $760; 15. Casey Wilson, T or C, NM, $479 Steer Roping 1. Chance Kelton, Mayer, AZ, $303 Bull Riding 1. Guytin Tsosie, Farmington, NM, $5,810; 2. Michael Allison, Marana, AZ, $5,323; 3. Tustin Daye, Lupton, AZ, $4,438; 4. Troy James, Sanders, AZ, $2,116; 5. Thor Smith, Phoenix , $1,747; 6. Camo Mullins, Phoenix, AZ, $1,592; 7. Craig Begay, Rough Rock, AZ, $1,341; 8. Wacey Barta, Phoenix, AZ, $1,189; 9. Chad Martin, Elmirage, AZ, $1,014; 10. Scottie Knapp, Albuquerque, NM, $967; 11. Rankin Lindsey, Hillsboro, NM, $943; 12. Daniel Etsitty, Kayenta, AZ, $697; 13. Dan Curtin, Show Low, AZ, $630; 14. Marvin Begay, Rough Rock, AZ, $279; 15. Cody Hancock, Taylor, AZ, $258;

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An Emotional Triumph For Adams Brothers At Logandale, Nevada If not exactly a farewell to rodeo, the team roping win by brothers Jay and Randon Adams in the Clark County Fair & Rodeo had an air of finality to it. This was the first rodeo in the Adams’ hometown since their father, Wes, died Feb. 18, the first one where Wes could not be seen – midway up the grandstand – gesturing and offering advice, and the first since both brothers decided to get off the rodeo road and devote their full energies to their family’s businesses. The Logandale rodeo committee had formally dedicated this Wrangler Million Dollar Silver Tour rodeo to Wes Adams’ memory, and his sons had quietly dedicated themselves to winning the team roping for the simplest of all reasons: because they knew it would have made their dad happy. When their younger brother, Austin, paired with header Jake Stanley to win the first round and Jay and Randon won the twohead average, there was a heady brew of smiles and tears in the Clark County Fairgrounds on April 10. “It was emotional, real emotional,” Jay Adams said. “Words can’t express. The committee, the fans, even the other competitors were rooting for us to do well. It meant so much to us to win the rodeo. “I didn’t really get choked up until a guy came up to me this morning (Monday) at the gas station and said, ‘Hey, I want you to know what you and your brother did in the arena means to our community. It lifted us up, gave us joy.’ My dad worked very hard and took a long time to be accepted for what he did (in the community). Now that he’s gone, it feels good to hear that people understood and appreciated him.” Randon, the 2008 world champion team roping heeler, had decided late last year – after finishing 16th in the standings and just missing his fifth Wrangler National Finals Rodeo – that it was the right time to transition his life into business. Jay has been trying to take his athletic apparel business, Bex Products, to the next level and had decided to end his partnership with Austin to focus on Bex and to help elder brother, Weston, with other aspects of the family’s construction, heavy equipment, underground utility and ranch businesses. Given that neither Jay nor Randon was planning a full season of rodeo competition, they agreed to rope together as they had as kids and into the early years of their pro careers. They entered a handful of major rodeos, including Fort Worth and San Antonio, and while they didn’t win any titles, they had steady earnings. Then came Logandale. When brother Austin and Jake Stanley won the first round in 4.8 seconds, Jay and Randon tied for second with Travis Tryan and Rich Skelton, a tenth-of-a-second back. A steady 5.1second run in round two carried them to the average title over Spencer Mitchell and Broc Cresta (10.0 to 10.2) and $5,564 each. “I scored well and took a high percentage shot,” Jay Adams said. “Randon threw fast at both of them, on the first hop. We roped just the way dad always coached us to do.” Both of them are working at least 40hour weeks in the “real world” now, checking into their offices at 7 a.m. and taking on a steep learning curve.

“Dad was such a multi-tasker that it takes all three brothers to do one-tenth of what he did,” Jay Adams said. “We have heavy hearts, but we are carrying on, trying every day to make the businesses better.” What happens with the rodeo side of things, well, that’s not completely certain. “Like my mom said at dinner last night, ‘I hate the word retired,’” Jay Adams said, “but I would be surprised if we left Wilderness Circuit competition very much. We might go to Cheyenne (Wyo.), but Randon and I are both hellbent on staying home.” Randon seems even less sure about what happens next in his rodeo life. “We might go to a couple of them,” he said, “or possibly none of them. I moved home last year to spend time with my dad and start working for the business. My uncle died on Nov. 12 – my dad’s brother – and my dad died three months later. “I’d already made my mind up to learn the business and help Weston. We are a very close family, and it’s the right time. I’m ready for this transition.” The surest sign that Randon is stepping away from the sport he loves is that he has turned over his four-time AQHA/PRCA Team Roping (Heeling) Horse of the Year Diesel to Austin to use for the rest of the year. The other champions at the Clark County arena were all-around cowboy Rhen Richard ($2,101 in team roping and tie-down roping), bareback rider Jake Vold (87 points), steer wrestler Stockton Graves (8.6 seconds on two head), saddle bronc rider Wade Sundell (87 points), tiedown roper Tuf Cooper (16.9 seconds on two head), bull rider Jake Wade (90 points) and barrel racer Angie Meadors (17.23 seconds).

ProRodeo Hall Of Fame Pays Tribute To All Facets of Sport with 2011 Induction Class The ProRodeo Hall of Fame will be paying tribute to all facets of America’s first extreme sport with a 2011 induction class that includes two contestants, a rodeo wheelhorse, a standout animal athlete, a longtime contract personnel act and a rodeo committee. The July 16 ceremony in the garden area of the ProRodeo Hall of Fame and Museum of the American Cowboy will enshrine the late three-time World Champion cowboy Burel Mulkey, twotime World Champion Bareback Rider Lan LaJeunesse, PRCA Chairman of the Board and longtime San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer Keith Martin, the late three-time PRCA Bucking Horse of the Year War Paint, trick rider/roper J.W. Stoker and the Deadwood (S.D.) Days of ’76 rodeo.

The Brazile Watch All-around titles at Rodeo Austin and the Walker County Fair & Rodeo in Huntsville, Texas, put another $7,781 in Trevor Brazile’s accounts, and brought his total earnings for the year to $74,781, just $201 ahead of last year’s pace. His career earnings are now at $3,971,649 as he moves inexorably towards becoming the sport’s first $4 million cowboy. Brazile also

leads the steer roping world standings, is fifth among team roping headers and sixth in the tie-down roping

PRCA Members Shine at RodeoHouston Congratulations to the 79th annual Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Super Series Champions, each of whom earned $50,000-plus during the 19-day run of the rodeo. Although 2011 Super Series earnings don’t count toward Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association championship points, the PRCA appreciates the opportunity extended its members by

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RodeoHouston and congratulates the winners. Bareback Riding Champion Clint Cannon: $58,900 Steer Wrestling Champion Stockton Graves: $58,450 Team Roping Champions Tommy Edens and Cody Doescher: $105,250 ($52,625 per man) Saddle Bronc Riding Champion Cort Scheer: $60,350 Tie-down Roping Champion Shane Hanchey: $53,900 Bull Riding Champion Bobby Welsh: $61,350 WPRA Barrel Racing Champion Jody Sheffield: $55,400

PBR and Lucas Oil Products Announce Partnership Lucas Oil becomes Official Automotive Oil & Additive of the PBR The Professional Bull Riders announced that Lucas Oil has been signed as a national partner for the remainder of the 2011 Built Ford Tough Series. The BFTS event in Duluth, Ga., on May 13-14 will be the Lucas Oil Invitational, and Lucas Oil will also be the title sponsor for the PBR Fan Zone at the BFTS event in Tampa, Fla., on Apr. 9-10. The partnership also includes involvement in the PBR Canadian Cup Series. “Lucas Oil has a rich heritage in sports marketing, primarily in motorsports. We look forward to our participation in the Professional Bull Riders series as a new arena to promote Lucas Oil products. It is evident that the PBR is a dynamic and exciting series to watch,” says Lucas Oil Chief Administrative Officer Tom Fredrickson. “We look forward to a successful 2011 season as we become the official oil and additives sponsor of the

series as well as a new advertising partner of the PBR Built Ford Tough Series.” “The PBR is excited to announce a new national partnership with such an established brand as Lucas Oil Products,” said Jim Haworth, CEO of the PBR. “We look forward to working with Lucas Oil to promote their superb line of automotive oil and problem-solving additive products to our growing PBR fan base while allowing the PBR brand to be introduced to a new consumer audience.” Featuring the Top 40 bull riders in the world competing against the fiercest bucking bulls, the nationally-televised BFTS makes 28 stops in 23 states. The season began at world-famous Madison Square Garden in New York, and culminates Oct. 26-30 in Las Vegas at the richest bull riding event in the world, the PBR Built Ford Tough World Finals. The Finals is where the 2011 PBR World Champion will be crowned and awarded the $1 million Built Ford Tough bonus.

PBR Co-Founder Murray Inducted Into Arizona Sports Hall of Fame Home state is latest to honor the ‘King of the Cowboys’ The Professional Bull Riders is proud to announce that co-founder and nine-time World Champion Ty Murray is being inducted into the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony will be at 3 p.m. on Thursday, March 31, at Wild Horse Pass Hotel and Casino in Chandler, Arizona. Joining Murray in the Class of 2011 are six-time All-Star and three-time World Series winner Curt Schilling, 12-time Pro Bowl and Pro Football Hall of Fame member Randall McDaniel, and Olympic gold medalist Kerri Strug. “I am honored and appreciative of being selected along with other athletes who are the tops in their field,” said Murray. “This is very special because it is in my home state where I grew up, and a lot of my childhood friends and friends of the family will be in attendance. They are the ones who knew what my dream was when I was a kid, and it is nice to share something like this with them.” Nicknamed the “King of the Cowboys,” Murray was inducted into the PBR Ring of Honor in 2002 and has been a member of the PBR Board of Directors since 2000. He won the PBR World Finals event title in 1999, and was the PBR Reserve World

Champion the following three years. The Phoenix native was inducted into the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame in 2000, and won seven PRCA World Champion all-around titles and two PRCA World Champion bull riding titles. He was the youngest rider to win the PRCA All-Around World Championship at 20 years old, and the youngest millionaire in rodeo history at 23 years old. In 1987, at the age of 16, he won the National High School Rodeo Association All-Around and Bareback titles, and the Little Britches Rodeo Association Senior Men’s All-Around title. He is also a member of the Texas Sports Hall of Fame, the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame, and the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum Rodeo Hall of Fame. “He was a great bull rider, and established a level of excellence,” said Baseball Hall of Fame member Nolan Ryan. “More than that, with the PBR, he has taken the sport to a new level, and opened the door to whole new world of opportunities for the bull rider. He made his impact as a competitor, and will leave a legacy for his efforts after his riding career.” Founded in 1957 by the Phoenix Press Box Association, the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame is currently operated by the Phoenix Regional Sports Commission.

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tying for the weekend. In the 13-15 group, Lacey Garside won the All Around Cowgirl title as well as the barrel racing average. Lucas Mackenzie was the All Around Cowboy and the team roping winner for the weekend. Levi Gallego was the chute dogging winner while Zoe Billings won the breakaway and Arianna Assini won the goat tying. Dallas Beshears won the pole bending average and Brayden Parker teamed up with Aspyn Dent to win the Ribbon Roping. The 13-15 bull riding was won by Jake Bewley and in the 1618 bull riding the winner was Orlin Bryant. Brent Keaveney was named the 16-18 All Around Cowboy as well as the calf roping average winner. Kelsey Lutjen received All Around Cowgirl honors in the 16-18 group. Cassie Whittle won the goat tying, pole bending and ribbon roping with partner, Caden Kerby. The barrel racing average went to Camille Bales and the breakaway average to Jesse Thompson. Lane Stock won the team roping and Devon Burris won the chute dogging for the weekend. We are grateful to the town of Willcox

for their hospitality for our April rodeo and to the many parents that work so hard to make it a favorite rodeo! In May, the AJRA will be in Prescott from May 2022nd. The Prescott families are really working to make this rodeo a big success for the AJRA kids! On Saturday evening the AJRA will be hosting a steak fry and auction for our year-end awards. Please make sure to look for the flier on this event as you will not want to miss it! The steak fry promises to be a delicious meal for only $10 and auction items range from a guided lion hunt to western art to many other items. Please check the website for more information! The AJRA has decided to return to Payson for the year-end finals on June 1718th. The finals will be the traditional top ten in each event and will showcase the youth champions now and the national champions of the future! The weekend will end with a roping on Sunday which is being hosted by the Gracie Lee Haught Foundation. Please look for a flier on this roping and plan to attend! For more information and results on the AJRA visit our website at

www.arizonajuniorrodeo.com. A big thanks to Cindy Little and Jason Keith for their hard work on our year-end awards committee. The AJRA families are really working hard to gather donations and make it a memorable year! If you would like to make a donation please contact any member, parent or visit the website. The sponsor list is growing daily but right now we want to thank the following: Bison Contracting, Passey & Associates, Fisher Sand and Gravel, AZ Equipment Rentals, LLC dba Volvo Equipment Rentals, James Cunningham, Catalyst Paper, Concrete Reinforcements Inc., Arizona Machinery, Legacy Farms, Gary & Kathie Little, Tri Star Industrial, The Fusion Company, Beeler Orthondontics, Robert Watson/Dodi Redden, Edward & Judith Cunningham, Az Family Horse Photography, Phoenix West Equus, Safford Ace Hardware, Maggie Hyland PHD, Sheila Howe, MA LMFT, John Cunningham, Bridget Costello, Noreene Garrison, Sean Cunningham, Roberts Tire Sales, Tanis & Levi Shill, Mary Ann Wales, Material Delivery Inc., Arizona Desert Riders and the Beshears family.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF AZ FAMILY HORSE PHOTOGRAPHY

he AJRA continues to have a great season! In March the AJRA returned to Florence for a super rodeo! The fundraiser barrel race on Friday night was a big success and we thank everyone for participating and working to make it happen! The rodeo was made possible by the AJRA board of directors. Special thanks to the Keaveney and Keith families for their work on the arenas and to everyone that received feed donations to make the even happen! The All Around awards in the 5-8 age group went to Zane Reinert and Jaycie Cundall. Zane really dominated by winning the average in the goat tying, pole bending and team roping! The 5-8 barrel racing average was won by Adi Jo Martin and Carlos Soto won the calf riding. The 9-12 All Around Cowboy was Britt Parker who won the steer riding and ribbon roping with partner, Makena Burris. The All Around Cowgirl was Blythe Beshears who also won the average in the pole bending. Madison Bates was the average winner in the barrel racing and team roping. Sierra Jo Keith won the breakaway average and Bryndee Hall won the goat

Lucas McKenzie

Brent Keaveney Britt Parker and his father, Cody Parker

Zane Reinert

Blythe Beshears Kelsey Lutjen

Jaycie Cundall

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ARIZONA HIGH SCHOOL RODEO ASSOCIATION Go to www.ahsra.com for more AHSRA information

Schedule May 14-15

Prescott, Arizona EC - April 29, 2011

June 9-11

State Finals EC - May 25, 2011

Chino Valley Sale Barn - May Date change only- (posted tentative per approval NACHA) May 21-22 Hosted by NACHA Inc.

Important Announcements:

Finals Information

REMINDER from the Rodeo Secretary! Parents and Students, you must send in a Waiver of Liability that is notarized, as well as a Certificate of Eligibilty signed by school for every rodeo!

State Finals Wednesday, June 8, 2011 2011 Queen Contest 9:00 AM – Horsemanship main arena Payson Event Center 6:00 PM – Queen Contestants give their speeches, model and answer questions, on stage at the Payson High School Auditorium 514 West Wade Lane. Friday, June 10, 2011 PROM @ Mazatzal Casino Banquet Hall 8-11:00 PM – The theme you chose for prom is “Old Wild West”. Prom will be held in the banquet hall of the Mazatzal Hotel, across the highway from Event Center. A, DJ, drinks and snacks are provided and admission is free; NO PROM TICKETS this year; therefore your MUST wear/bring your back number. You must check in your back number and upon leaving pick up your back number at the door. Once you leave

Board Nominations We will be taking nominations for our Adult and Student Executive Board and Directors at the Globe Rodeo. Voting will then take place at the Buckeye Rodeo.

Rodeo Queen Applications Queen Applications are due by the Prescott rodeo. This year there will also be a princess contest for the Jr. High girls. Download Application at www.ahsra.com

Cutting Please Note the Changes!! Queen Creek - April Fri April 15th check in 2:30. (2go’s) And Sun April 17th check in 3:30. (2go’s) Hosted by AZCHA.

prom you may not reenter. No admittance through main Casino lobby. There is a private entrance at the northwest side for Prom. No loitering in parking lot, main entrance or lobby of Casino. Saturday, June 12, 2011 Dinner Banquet & Awards Presentation TBA Stall Reservations (Deadline is May 20, 2011) Stalls will be available for your horses. You will need to reserve stalls by Tuesday, May 31, 2011. The stalls are $10 per night. Once you reserve stalls you are responsible for payment. There are NO REFUNDS. You are responsible for keeping your area clean during finals and clean up after use. For a reservation you MUST mail in request on attached form with payment. No email, phone or fax reservations accepted. Your name will be on the stalls you paid for, do not put horses in a stall if you did not pay for one or does not have your name on it. Mandatory!! You must have a stall! No tying horses! You may rent or bring you own. Park/Camp in designated parking/camping areas only. There will be an $8.00 per rig per night dry camp fee regardless if you camp or not. If you do not pay the dry camp fees your

organization will be billed and held responsible for charges. You must keep your camp/parking area clean. Poop happens! When it does clean it up.

Souvenir T-Shirts (Deadline for pre-ordering is May 20) AHSRA finals t-shirts will be available for $12 on pre paid shirts. To be assured of receiving a shirt, you need to order in advance. There will be a limited supply of nonreserved shirts. The order (with payment) must be received by May 20, 2011.

Water & Refuse Disposal Clean drinking water for you and your horses will be under the treed area just north of the horse pens. Please don’t block this area. There are 3 faucets for your use.

Fire Restrictions June is our driest month. Campfires and charcoal are not allowed, you may bring a gas grill if you choose.

Adult Beverages & Glass Containers The consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited at the facility. Additionally, please do not bring any type of beverage in a glass bottle. Download forms at www.ahsra.com

NEW MEXICO HIGH SCHOOL RODEO ASSOCIATION Go to www.nmhighschoolrodeo.com for NMHSRA information

Spring Schedule May 7-8 - Gallup, NM May 14-15 - Roswell, NM June 9-12 - Clovis, NM - State Finals

Congratulations to the winners of the NFR raffle ticket selling contest. First Place - Jordan Noe Second / Third Place - Payton Cowdrey & Sheradan Jacquez

The timers schedule for the spring season is posted. Farmington Pauline Henson, Roxanne Henry, Cathy Martinez, Connie Dunn, Jenny Sweazea Las Vegas Kalin Fish, Connie Dunn, Denise Meeks, Roxanne Henry, Pam Simpson, Yolanda Begay Las Cruces Shelley Lindsay, Johnna Smith, Gretchen Lindsay, Pam Simpson, Christine Hendrix, Shirley Muncy Clovis Kristi Howe, Creta Kirkes, Patty James, Pat Gray, Twyla Cisneros, Diedra Glass, Gallup Yolanda Begay, Jenny Sweazea, Dee Dee Henderson, Gretchen Lindsay, Christine Hendrix, Patty James Roswell Renee Danley, Lee Ann Foster, Twyla Cisneros, Patty Silva, Angie Silva, Shelley Lindsay State Finals Kalin Fish, Pauline Henson, Renee Danley, Sherrie Montoya, Creta Kirkes, Kristi Howe

Please check which rodeos you are scheduled to time. If you have any questions please contact Pam Simpson at 575/649-4963.

Finals information Queen contestants and cutting contestants must check in on Wednesday before you compete with D’Aun. NMHSRA check-in for all other contestants with D’Aun will be held in the Event Center Thursday 8:00 AM - 2:00PM. You must be checked in by 2PM on Thursday or you will not be allowed to compete. Contestants must be present at check in; someone else can not check you in. Check in with the Clovis Committee will be held in the Event Center for stalls and rv places will be Wednesday 8AM-6PM and Thursday 8AM-3PM. Be sure to check in both places, with D’Aun and the Clovis Committee.

The host hotel for State Finals: Fairfield Inn 4305 North Prince, Clovis, NM Call 575/762-1411 for reservations. Please ask for the NMSRA rate of $70 per night. Check Out www.nmhighschoolrodeo.com for all of this years Finals Forms and additional information. $2,500 Sponsorships Liftn’ and Reachn’ Cowboy Ministries Tilt James lrcmnm@msn.com; 505/330-3190 $2,000 Sponsorships Joe’s Boot Shop 2600 Mabry Drive, Clovis, NM 88101 575/763-3763; www.joesbootshop.com Pump & Services 603 S. Carlton Ave., Farmington, NM 87401 $1,500 Sponsorships Double R Pipe & Supply Box 26, Lovington, NM 88260

$1,200 Sponsorships Sunland Park Racetrack & Casino 200 Futurity Dr., Sunland Park, NM 88063 Lawrence E Suazo D.D.S. 575 Rivergate Lane, Suit 98 Durango, CO 81301 $1,000 Sponsorships NMSU Dept. of Agriculture MSC 3169, Box 30003, Las Cruces ,NM 8003 $750 Sponsorships Helena Chemical Company Box 629, Mesquite, NM 88048 Tinley-Tee Tire Co. 2020 Columbus Rd., Deming, NM 88030 $500 Sponsorships Smithco Construction Co. Box 2, Caballo, NM 87931 John Hart & Associaties PA 2815 Candelaria RD NW Albuquerque, NM 87107-2914 Pettigrew Ranches Mike Pettigrew HC 64 Box 90, Ft. Sumner, NM 88119 Win Place & Show 2516 Sudderth Dri., Ruidoso, NM 88345 Shannon Kizer Box 56, Pep, NM 88126 Bunk’s Feed Barn 3128 South Eunice Hwy, Hobbs, NM 88240 Terry & Hope Anthony HC 60 Box 803, Lovington, NM 88260 $250 Sponsorships FAST*LANE*RODEO 401301 W 100 Rd, Wann, OK 74083 John Theiler 03 La Grima De Oro, Los Lunas,NM 87031 Old Mill Mercantile 19763 Highway 314, Belen, NM 87002 Double J Animal Hospital 2804 S. Eunice Highway, Hobbs, NM 88240

Circle S Feed Store 2907 S Canal, Carlsbad, NM 88220 Constructors Inc. 3003 S. Boyd Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220 www.ciconstructors.com Eagle Creek Ranch Box 1831, Las Cruces, NM 88004 Carlsbad Insurance Agency Box 490, Carlsbad, NM 88220 $100 Sponsorships Hall Machine & Welding 102-108 West Mermod St. Carlsbad,NM 88220 Kirk & Kitten Kirkes Forrest Tire Company 414 South Canal St., Carlsbad, NM 88220 New Mexico Gas Company Box 97500, Albuquerque, NM 87199 Mitchell Chiropractic Life Center 816 Spruce, Box 2764 Las Cruces, NM 88004 Quien Sabe Trading The Cowboy Pro-Shop 3650 N 1st St., Bloomfield, NM 87413 Hungry Critters Feed & Supply LLC 3726 N Grimes, Hobbs, NM 88240 Tilt & Patty James 8 CR 2928, Aztec, NM 87410 El Comedor De Anayas Box 10, Moriarty,NM 87035 Baca Valley Telephone Co. Box 67, Des Moines, NM 88418 C.Y. Brasmer, DVM Albuquerque, NM 87120 Western Mercantile, Inc 111 Rio Bravo Blvd SW Albuquerque, NM 87105 American Recovery Inc, 7717 Broadway Blvd. SE Albuquerque, NM 87105 D & R Tank Company 1210 Prosperity Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM 87105

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y G m y k t h n a u n o a C R a l o d o e b i Series 2011 o C Grants Rodeo Arena, Exit 81 Highway 53 South, Grants, New Mexico

For more information or to pre-enter contact Cody McDaugale or Melissa McDaugale 505/287-2662 • 505/290-7390

RODEO DATES 2010

At the end of the 2011 Series

(9:00 a.m. each day)

Running P Saddles

March 19-20 April 16 & 17 May 21 & 22

Pre-Enter by March 10, 2011 Books will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. the day of the rodeo

will be awarded to All-Around Cowgirl and All-Around Cowboy in each age division.

CIBOLA COUNTY GYMKHANA RODEO 2011 SERIES ENTRY FORM Please write legibly and complete each line below. Contestant's Name: Address: City: Phone No.

Fill out one entry form per contestant per rodeo

Zip: Gender M / F (Circle One)

Alternate Phone.

Date of Rodeo. Is contestant sharing a horse with another contestant? Sharing with: Age as March 1, 2011 *If you DID NOT participate in the CCGR 2010 Series, you must present your birth certificate to the rodeo secretary before the start of the first rodeo * Enter a minimum of three (3) events and a maximum of five (5)

Events Leadline Dummy Roping Sheep Riding (Leadliner's may enter) Calf Riding Steer Riding Barrels Flags Poles Goat Tying (around neck) Goat Tying (Girls) Goat Tying (Boys With Pigging String) Steer Stopping Steer Breakaway Breakaway Roping Step Down Roping Ribbon Roping Team Roping Administration Membership Fee Awards Fee for All-Around Only Awards Fee for All-Around & Rough Stock Awards Fee for Rough Stock Only Late Entry Fee Day Run Fee Team Roping Partner's Name If you need a partner please note here. RODEO DATES March 19 & 20, 2011 April 16 & 17, 2011 May 21 & 22, 2011 *Make up date - TBA

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------------------------------------------Due each Rodeo One fee per contestant and due by the first One fee per contestant and due by the first One fee per contestant and due by the first One fee per contestant and due by the first Contestant will not receive points until paid Non-series member not paying awards fee

Fee 25.00 10.00 10.00 20.00 20.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00

Stock Fee ------$ 10.00 $ 10.00 $ 10.00 ---------$ 5.00 $ 5.00 $ 5.00 $ 10.00 $ 10.00 $ 10.00 $ 10.00 $ 10.00 $ 10.00

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Heading / Heeling Please circle one ENTRY FEE DUE DATES March 9, 2011 April 6, 2011 May 11, 2011

MAKE MONEY ORDERS/CASHIERS CHECKS PAYABLE TO: CCGR *** MAIL MONEY ORDERS/CASHIERS CHECKS ONLY *** MAIL ENTRIES TO

MELISSA MCDAUGALE P.O. BOX 3644 MILAN, NM 87021

** I have read and understand all rules of the Cibola County Gymkhana Rodeo (4H & Amended) X

Total Entry $ 25.00 $ 10.00 $ 20.00 $ 30.00 $ 30.00 $ 10.00 $ 10.00 $ 10.00 $ 15.00 $ 15.00 $ 15.00 $ 20.00 $ 20.00 $ 20.00 $ 20.00 $ 20.00 $ 20.00 $ 5.00 $ 30.00 $ 35.00 $ 50.00 $ 35.00 $ 25.00 $ 20.00 TOTAL

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TEAM ROPING May 20, 2011 Grants Rodeo Arena Enter at 5:30 p.m Rope at 6:30 p.m. #12 Handicap Pick or Draw $25/roper • Enter Up #12 team - 0 sec. off • #11 team - 1 sec. off #10 team - 2 sec. off • #9 team - 3 sec. off #8 & under team - 4 sec. off 3 steer Average, progressive on 1 CASH ONLY! Information: John English 505.239.7617 or Cody McDaugale 505.290.7138

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Russell Sullivan Co-Chairman 505/720-0999 Curtis Winner Co-Chairman/Treasurer 505/269-8181 Jana Muncy Secretary 505/238-9415 Amber Gillreath Secretary 505/235-9216

2010/2011 BFJRA Sponsors

L.J. Braught Judge 505/264-3824 Darci Winner Awards 505/803-1898 Barrels Open Danny Orris Poles 505/463-7692 Martin Sandoval Flags 505/908-7147 Rick Adcock Goats John English Roping 505/239-7617 Tony Sanchez Roping 505/238-1762 Daniel Mueller Rough Stock 505/553-8200 Ryan Davis Leadline 505/259-7975

Big News! New Dates for the 2011 BFJRA! Bosque Farms Junior Rodeo 2011 September 16-18, October 28-30 and November 18-20. Rodeo starts at 8:30 a.m. each day. Please read all material carefully so you know what you can expect:

All-Around Magazine New Mexcio Gas Company Farm Credit of New Mexico RJ Auto LLC Sopa’s Restaurant Benny’s Restaurant Village Veterinary Chical Paradise Donuts of Bosque Farms Sam’s Butcher Block Cross County New Mexico Propane Joe’s Pharmacy Jerry & Theresa Montano Craig Tire Volvo Rents Weck’s Cowboy Cleaners Old Mill Farm & Ranch Supply Cosper TREVO My Bank Ray or Valerie Hatch T & T Trailer Sales Charlie Myers Orris Farms Town and Country Feed Valencia Family Medical YDI Inc.

Entries • Books will close at 7:30am the day of the rodeo. • Secretary will be on the grounds an hour and a half before the start of the rodeo. • A $25 late fee will be charges on all entries not postmarked 15 days prior to each rodeo. Late fee must be paid before rodeo starts. • If money does not accompany entry forms postmarked 15 days prior to rodeo the late fee will be charged. • Late entries will be added to the bottom of the list in: barrels, poles & flags; and to the top in all other events. • Please make your own copies of the entry form. • Insufficient funds checks will result in a $50 fine and contestants will be on a cash only basis for the rest of the series. All fees and fines must be taken care of before any future entries will be accepted or awards received. If not taken care of by awards banquet, awards will automatically be given in the next place contestant. • No refunds for turnouts or draw-outs will be given unless accompanied by a doctor or vet release. Awards fees and administrative fees are not refundable. Secretary must be notified by 7:30am the day of the rodeo. • Age is determined as of the day of the first rodeo. • Please include a copy of your birth certificate if you did not participate in the 2010-2011 series. • Entries for the next rodeo will be accepted at each rodeo. • Checks will be deposited 10 days before each rodeo. Any checks that have not cleared will have to be taken care of before the rodeo begins. All late entries will be cash only. • Stock charge will be the following: goats $5, roping $10, sheep riding $10, calf riding $10, steer riding $20, junior and senior bulls $35.

Awards • Contestants must compete in a minimum of 3 events at 5 rodeos and pay the awards fee to qualify for prizes. • Awards fee will be $60 if paid before the first rodeo and $100 if paid before the third rodeo. The fee will not be excepted after the third rodeo begins. • Each contestant/family that pays an awards fee will receive a one year subscription to the All-Around Magazine. Schedule, results, rules, etc. will be printed in the publication. • Rough stock events are considered separate and do not count for the all-around. • Contestants may enter 5 events; each event counts for the all around. Contestants may change events entered at each rodeo. • Boys and girls will compete against each other for points and payback in all events except those that are designated boy or girl on entry blank. • Saddles will be awarded to the high point boy and girl in each age group. • Event buckles will be awarded in rough stock events. • All Leadline contestants competing in 5 rodeos and paying all fees will receive a buckle. No time or points will be awarded. • Ties will be broken by money won. • Awards will be presented immediately following the last rodeo. College scholarship • College scholarship(s) will be awarded to contestant(s) that graduate high school in the spring of 2011. • If you would like a scholarship application please contact Shacey Sullivan 505-239-5288. • Applications are due the Monday following the November rodeo. Schedule • Friday 7pm: Sheep Riding, Calf Riding, Steer Riding, Junior Bulls and Senior Bulls. • Saturday and Sunday 8:30am Main Arena - 8:30 a.m. Pole Bending- 6 & Under Barrels- 6 & Under Team Roping- 14-18, 10-13, Steer Stopping- 14-18, 10-13 Steer Breakaway- 7-9 Leadline- begins at noon Boys Tie Down- 14-18, 10-13 Step Down- 7-9 Ribbon Roping- 14-18, 10-13, 7-9 Breakaway- 14-18, 10-13, 7-9 Pole Bending- 7-9, 10-13, 14-18 Barrels- 7-9, 10-13, 14-18 Saturday only: Sheep Riding- 6 & Under Calf Riding- 7-9 Steer Riding- 10-13 Bull Riding- (junior, senior) Secondary Arena - 8:30 a.m. Goats- 14-18, 10-13, 7-9, 6 & Under Flags- 7-9, 6 & Under 7-9 Dummy Roping- 6 & Under Events • Drag will be after 7 runs with no regard to age group changes. There will be no drag in the 6 & Under events. • Contestants will run in reverse order on the second day. • Each event must have at least two contestants for the event to take place. If an event does not have enough contestants those entered will have the option of changing events. • Contestant numbers at the first rodeo dictate the entire series. • Contestants in the same age group, boy or girl, cannot share a horse in any speed event (barrels, poles & flags). If this occurs the second contestant will be disqualified.

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• Parent/child team roping only the contestant pays entry. Parent/grandparent of any contestant may be partner. 7 -9 and 10 13 will compete against each other for payback but points will be separate. • 7-9 Ribbon Ropers do not have to dismount their horses and can have a runner from any age group. • If there is no qualified times or scores then the money will roll over to the next rodeo. If there are no qualifications for the series that money will be put toward awards. • The Leadline will begin at noon. • No parents will be allowed in the arena during the goat tying. • Dummy roping will be on a three wire bale of hay and a calf head. A line 2 feet behind the bale will be indicated, contestants must stay behind it. Contestants will have 60 seconds to catch the dummy as many times as they can. A helper may take the rope off the dummy and rebuild the loop. The helper may not swing the rope. Contestant with the most catches in 60 seconds wins. Points will be split in the event of ties. Payback • 80% of the entry fee will go to payback, 20% to awards. 1 place will be paid for every 5 entries with a max of 4 places paid. Breakdown of places paid: 1-100%, 260%/40%, 3-50%/30%/20%, 440%/30%/20%/10% • Payback checks will not be mailed and are void 90 days after issuance date. • Payback checks will not be written for less than $5. In the interest of time • A one minute time limit will be enforced. When time elapse contestants must exit the arena. • If a contestant breaks the pattern they will not be allowed to start over. • Only one loop will be allowed in all roping events. One loop per end in the team roping. • Contestants may not enter any extra events. Family help • Family names will be drawn at every rodeo to help. • If your family name is drawn and you are not able to help, you must find someone to work in your place. • Not helping will result in a $50 fine. Fine must be paid before competing or any awards received. • If families choose they may pay a onetime family fee of $25 to have help provided in their place. • Money will be used to hire arena help. Any extra will go toward awards. • You must check in with the event director and sign the sheet. If you do not sign the sheet the $50 will be assessed. General • Cowboy hats are optional. No ball caps or visors allowed. If weather warrants beanies maybe worn. • Updates will be posted on the website please check it. • If rule is not clarified in the document the 4-H rule book will be used, then PRCA rules. • Unaudited points and payback will be posted the Wednesday after each rodeo to the website. • In the interest of having a well ran rodeo, professional rodeo secretaries have been hired. A $4 per contestant fee for each rodeo will go to the secretaries. • All discrepancies must be brought before event director and judge before the end of the age group in event.

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NEW MEXICO RODEO ASSOCIATION www.nmrodeo.org APPROVED STOCK CONTRACTORS 2011 W/A Rodeo Company Buster Webb PO Box 383 Bloomfield, NM 87413 505.632.2350 Bucking H Rodeo Company Richard Hodgson Rt. 1 Box 212 Blanco, NM 87412 505.486.2137 6 X 6 Rodeo Company Carl Bradley PO Box 110 Tres Piedras, NM 87577 505.758.3459 Casper Baca Rodeo Company Casper Baca PO Box 1715 Grants, NM 87020 505.287.9534 Tsosie Brothers Harrison and Tommy Tsosie PO Box 1950 Shiprock, NM 87420 505.368.4315 Crossroads Rodeo Co. Mark Sanchez P.O. Box 3072 Durango, CO 81302 970.739.3851

Letter to the members of the New Mexico Rodeo Association from John Adams, NMRA President. Dear Members, Rodeo committees and Stock contractors, Coaching little league baseball is a new experience for me, Wow! Those moms sure are passionate about their little bundles of love…. Now you might ask yourself “He’s the President of the NMRA, he’s coaching little league, he just bought out a herd of cows from his boss when the cattle market is at an all time high, he’s holding down a full time job, he is starting a new partnership with his roping buddy and he is still trying to practice and go to rodeos, who does he think he is, Mother Teresa?” Ok maybe you didn’t say that, actually that sounds more like something my wife would say. “Stepping up to the plate” is what this letter really is all about. I had not planned on running for NMRA President and I had not planned on coaching little league baseball. I did it because I was asked by others, but more importantly I did it because I felt like because of my fifty years of life experience I might actually be able to make a difference. One thing I have learned in my life on this earth is the importance of effective communication. I have also learned that the lack of effective communication causes misperceptions in the lives of others. These misperceptions can become rooted in peoples thought processes and so therefore it becomes “their reality.” Case in point: Our relationship with the TCRA has been questionable at best in recent years. Why? Well I decided to start asking questions to find out, and what I discovered is that TCRA board members had gotten some really bad information about our incentive events and ultimately that was

2011 NMRA Standings As of April 1, 2011 Bareback 1. Jon Luse, $305 Rookie Saddle Bronc 1. Wesley Morehead, $89 Ranch Saddle Bronc 1. Jeb Loney, $81 Saddle Bronc 1. Chance Barnes, $458; 2. Brandon Jones, $282 Rookie Bull Riding 1. Kirstin Taylor, $67 Bull Riding 1. Joseph McConnel, $764; 2. Devrin Meyers, $368; 3. Justin Rogers, $33

Calf Roping 1. Lane Siggins, $575; 2. Christian Sanchez, $504; 3. Johnny Salvo, $378; 4. Greg Dutton, $276; 5. Rylan Edgmon, $264; 6. Chance Barnes, $192 Incentive Calf Roping 1. Greg Dutton, $212; 2. Sterling Cowdrey, $165; 3. Shane Goemmer, $141 Breakaway Roping 1. Jana Baker, $594; 2. Jori Flom, $412; 3. Payton Cowdrey, $313; 4. Nicole Sweazea, $287; 5. Bellamie Mason, $218 Steer Wrestling 1. Bill Claunch, $389; 2. Rusty Hamilton, $313; 3. Cody Kenney, $292; 4. Kyle Francis, $204

the reason co-sanctioning with them has become such a big problem. Some of the same types of things existed with the CPRA and the GCPRA and the end result was every ones rodeos suffered including ours. I set a goal: “To significantly improve our relationships this year with our neighboring rodeo associations so as to positively impact our members, rodeo committees and stock contractors.” I started by looking at this thing from a geographic perspective after having had a conversation with Buster Webb. During our conversation it suddenly became obvious to me the tight rope that our stock contractors have to walk in order to simply “get along” with all the various associations. I asked myself, how on earth would we as a member driven association possibly benefit from alienating our neighbors or one of our most important assets, our stock contractors. The answer is “we don’t.” I want to thank our stock contractors for everything you folks do for us as members of the NMRA and I want you to know that my pledge to you as president is that I will always listen to you and if it is within my power to help you I will. I also want to thank Chuck Coletti (president of the CPRA), Paul Carmen (president of the GCPRA) and Janie Riemer of the TCRA. You guys are great to work with and I feel a very positive wind blowing for rodeo in the southwest this year. Effective communication is your responsibility as an individual! If you are not getting the desired result then change the way that you communicate, you might be surprised by the doors that open for you. Thank you for listening, and if all goes as planned, by the next issue I will have some great news for you about our NMRA finals. Good luck and we will see you down the road. John Adams

Open Barrels 1. Caren Lamb, $678; 2. Ashley Montoya, $409; 3. Kelly Waide, $291; 4. Nicole Sweazea, $210; 5. Lisa Girdner, $205; 6. Hayley McNiel, $189; 7. Amanda Clawson, $140; 8. Rachael Maestas, $93 Incentive Barrels 1. Jasarra Baca, $220; 2. Renee Dill, $198; 3. Anne Chroninger, $165; 4. Payton McNiel, $148; 5. Casey Dove, $115; 6. Nancy Velasquez, $104 Open Team Roping – Header 1. Brondon Gonzales, $1,076; 2. Rodee Walraven, $821; 3. Bill Claunch, $357; 4. Cody Mirabel, $249; 5. Loren Doughty, $142

Open Team Roping – Heeler 1. Johnny Salvo, $821; 2. JoDan Mirabal, $725; 3. Pedro Maestas, $680; 4. Lane Siggins, $636; 5. Frank Padilla, $538; 6. Aaron Romero, $396; 7. Albert Claunch, $357; 8. Tim Lamb, $255; 9. Mason Georges, $142 Incentive Team Roping – Header 1. Beau Lamb, $785; 2. David McCallister, $589; 3. Manny Romero, $393; 4. Bill Claunch, $373; 5. Leo R. Martinez, $196 Incentive Team Roping – Heeler 1. Tim Lamb, $786; 2. Cody Garcia, $589; 3. JoDan Mirabal, $560; 4. Christian Sanchez, $393; 5. Albert Claunch, $373; 6. Frank Padilla, $196

DEMONSTRATING STOCK CONTRACTORS: 2011 Membership Application

(2nd Year) Lucky 7 Rodeo Co. Ty Hawkins 232 CR 325 Ignacio, CO 81137 970.749.9790

NMRA-Approved Field Secretaries - 2011 Janice Aragon 505.289.9428 Susi Kaufman 928.587.3478 Jana Muncy 505.238.9415 Amber Gillreath 505.235.9216

E-MAIL ADDRESS CELL PHONE (for text) CARRIER $90 $75 $75 $60 $140

Membership Working Membership High School Membership Family Membership (Includes Spouse/dependant(s) 18 years or less living in houshold)

Send application to: NMRA 143 Maestas Rd Belen, NM 87002 NMRA phone: 505-864-9428

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President - John Adams - 575/779-3105 • Vice President - Todd Burns - 505/250-1282 • Bareback Director - Scott McCloud - 505/864-6701 Open Calf Roping Director - Christian Sanchez - 505/801-6854 • Incentive Calf Roping Director - Dave Aragon - 505/366-4931 Breakaway Director - Bellamie Mason - 505/486-2080 • Saddle Bronc Director - Jeb Loney - 406/207-2922 • Steer Wrestling Director - Lance Tolbert - 505/489-2143 Bull Riding Director - Travis Briscoe - 505/980-5675 • Open Team Roping Director - Brian Sullivan - 575/644-9243 • Inc. Team Roping Director - Jim Knopp - 505/514-8752 Barrel Racing Director - Jessie Briscoe - 505/504-6900 • Inc. Barrel Racing Director - Carrie Richardson - 575/937-0851 • Judges Coordinator - Stoney Neufang - 520/241-0414 State Secretary - Janice Aragon - 505/864-9428 • Central Entry Secretary - Donna Tolbert - 505/864-9426 • NMRA fax - 505/861-5907

UPCOMING RODEOS CASH ONLY in 2011! (Money orders and Cashier Checks accepted) Entries in our rodeos are taken seriously. All NMRA members and co-sanctioned associations that guarantee entry fees may fax/email entries into the NMRA office up to one week prior to the opening of phone entries. All non-members or associations that do not guarantee entry fees must call in entries and be prepared with a credit card that will be run that night for entry fees. Entry numbers: Rough Stock: 505-864-9427; Team Roping: 505-864-7200; Timed Events: 505864-9426. Call the Turnout line (505-864-9426) if you must turnout of a rodeo for any reason including medical, emergency or vet release. You may not enter for 10 days if you vet or medical out and a release is due in the office within 7 days or entry fee and fine will be assessed. Contestants may draw out up to the closing of entries – After entries close you will be turning out and expected to pay fees. Rodeos having first sanction with New Mexico will have a $13 CES/Finals Fund deducted from advertised fees and have a $20 Stock Charge also deducted from fees. Bull riders have $10 day money added to fees as well!

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Schedule is subject to change as more rodeos are added and co-sanctions are approved. April 29-30, 2011 Verde Valley Rodeo, Cottonwood, AZ GCPRA with NMRA co-sanction April 30-May 1, 2011 Rodeo de Indios, Bernalillo, NM AIRCA with NMRA co-sanction NO INC. EVENTS for NMRA POINTS May 6-7, 2011 Royal Gorge Rodeo, Canon City, CO CPRA with NMRA co-sanction May 7-8, 2011 Socorro Cinco De Mayo, Socorro, NM NMRA with PAFRA, CPRA, UPRA May 14-15, 2011 Copper Dust Stampede, Globe, AZ GCPRA with NMRA co-sanction May 28-29, 2011 Ralph Johnson Memorial, Ganado, AZ AIRCA with NMRA co-sanction NO INC. EVENTS for NMRA POINTS June 9-11, 2011 Old Fort Days, Ft. Sumner, NM NMRA with PAFRA, others Pending June 17-18, 2011 Showdown in Old Abiquiu, Abiquiu, NM NMRA with PAFRA, CPRA, others pending June 15-18, 2011 Gallup Lion’s Club 63rd Annual Rodeo Red Rock Park, Gallup, NM NMRA with PAFRA, GCPRA, other pending June 25-26, 2011 Rodeo de Taos, Taos, NM NMRA with PAFRA, others pending July 2-3, 2011 Cuba 4th of July Celebration, Cuba, NM NMRA with PAFRA, others pending July 2-4, 2011 Red Ryder Roundup, Pagosa Sps. CO NMRA with PAFRA, GCPRA, others pending July 16-17, 2011 Westcliffe Stampede, Westcliffe, CO CPRA with NMRA co-sanction

July 22-23, 2011 San Miguel Basin Rodeo, Norwood, CO CPRA with NMRA co-sanction July 29-30, 2011 Eastern Navajo Fair & Rodeo, Crownpoint, NM NMRA with PAFRA, others pending July 29-30, 2011 San Ysidro Community Rodeo, San Ysidro, NM NMRA with PAFRA, others pending Aug. 13-14, 2011 Chama Days, Chama, NM NMRA with PAFRA, others pending Aug. 19-20, 2011 Otero Co. Fair Rodeo, Alamogordo, NM NMRA with PAFRA, GCPRA, others pending Sept. 2-3, 2011 Socorro Co. Fair & Rodeo, Socorro, NM NMRA with PAFRA, others pending Oct. 14-15, 2011 31st Annual NMRA Finals Verde Valley Fair & Rodeo Cottonwood, AZ April 29 & 30, 2011 GCPRA with NMRA co-sanction Stock Contractor: Slash M Rodeo, Scott McDaniels Performances: Friday & Saturday, April 29 & 30 @ 7 p.m. Slack: Saturday April 30th @ 8 a.m. (if necessary) Added: $200 per event, $100 to incentive events Entries: April 25th, 2011 Roughstock: 5-6 p.m. (623) 455-8339 Timed Events: 6-10 p.m. (623) 455-8339 Team Roping & Buddies: 6-10 p.m. (623) 455-8385 Combined Buddies must be team ropers entering team roping as well as other events. Entry Fees: BR/$85; BRLS/$65; TR/$75 per man; All other events $75—-Bareback, Saddle Bronc & Bull Riding can enter both performances **1 family member per rider only will be admitted free** **Access to non-public area(s) will be limited to riders, event officials, production staff, and individuals directly assisting a rider. **Non-public areas will be cleared no less than one hour after the conclusion of final event for the evening. **No possession of or consumption of alcohol will be permitted within the nonpublic area(s). Rodeo de Indios Bernalillo, NM April 30 – May 1, 2011 AIRCA with NMRA co-sanction No NMRA Incentive Events (Includes Inc. CR, Inc. BRLS, Inc. TR) Performances: Sat. April 30 @ 1 p.m. & 7 p.m. Sun. May 1 @ 1 p.m. Slack: Sat. @ 9 a.m. (only if necessary) Added: $300 (min/+) Major events; $200 (min/+) Minor events Stock Contractor: Pending Bids Stock Charge $20 Entry Fees: $85 All Major Events; $65 all Minor Events Entries: ALL EVENTS Monday and

Tuesday, April 25 & 26, 2011 from 7 – 10 p.m. only at 505-733-2020 Call Backs: Wed, April 27, 7-10 only Non-members welcome: $20 additional Fee Day Sheets posted: Thurs Apr 28 at www.aircarodeo.com Notes: Specify Header/Heeler when entering; 2011 USTRC cards required for entry/pay-outs for #10 TR (capped at #5elite); No card/rope in Open TR. Partner change at check in fee is $10. Turn out fee $20; Priority to members, 1st to enter –last to perform. Due to large turn outs, serious entries only! Jr. events age limits 15 years; Sr. BAW age is 50+ Directions: Sandoval Co Sheriff’s Posse Rodeo Grounds 20 min N of ABQ on I-25; exit 240, W. on US 550, 1 mile to Sheriff’s Posse Road Socorro Cinco de Mayo Rodeo Socorro, NM May 7-8, 2011 Co-Sanction: PAFRA, CPRA, UPRA, GCPRA Performances: Sat. May 7 @ 1 p.m.; Sun. May 8 @ 1 p.m. Slack: Sun. May 8 @ 8 a.m. (All NMRA TR in slack) (Pancake Breakfast during slack) Added: $300 per event (no added in RBR and Rookie) Stock Contractor: Crossroads Rodeo Co. Stock Charge $20 Entry Fees: $100 All Events; TR $100/man; BRL $75; Ranch Bronc Riding $80; Rookie SB, BB, BR $60 Rough Stock may enter twice. All Inc. Calf Ropers must be approved 1 week prior to entries. TR enter 3 times/ once in open, twice in incentive or vice versa Mutton Bustin $20; Jr. barrels (14 & under), $35 (Mutton Bustin and Jr. Barrels enter on site.) Sullivan Mini Bucking Bulls, $60, 13 & Under, Call 575-518-8164 Entries: Monday, May 2, 2011, TE: 505864-9426; RS: 505-864-9427; TR: 505-8647200 6-10 p.m. NMRA, PAFRA, and co- sanctioning associations that guarantee entry fees may fax/email entries. Information on the NMRA website: nmrodeo.org Call Backs: Tuesday, May 3, 2011 6-9 p.m. 505-864-9426 Or check web site for day sheets: www.nmrodeo.org Turnouts: 505-864-9426 no later than 3 hrs before performance Directions: Garry Perry Arena Socorro Co. Rodeo Arena Note: Local Team Roping following performance. Enter on site. Nothing added. $60/man entry fee. Royal Gorge Rodeo Canyon City CO May 6 – 7, 2011 CPRA with NMRA co-sanction Performances: Fri. May 6 @7 p.m.; Sat.

May 7 @ 7 p.m.; Slack: May 6 after performance Added: $500 per event Stock Contractor: Razors Edge Livestock Entry Fees: BB/SW/TD/BKW/SB $76; LBR $71; OTR/MTR $117 per person; BR $91 Entries: May 2nd between noon and 6 p.m. Call Back: May 3rd between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. Entry; Call Back; Turn-out phone – 719486-0599 Directions: S. on 9th St, top of hill bare right then left Copper Dust Stampede Globe, AZ May 14-15, 2011 GCPRA with NMRA co-sanction Performances: Sat. May 14 @ 6 p.m.; Sun. May 15 @ 1 p.m. Slack: Sun. May 15 @ 8 a.m. (if necessary) Added: $500 to BB,SB, BR, CR, SW, BKW, BRL $1,000 added to TR Stock Contractor: Slash M Rodeo Entries: May 9th, 2011 Roughstock: 5-6 p.m. (623) 455-8339 Timed Events: 6-9 p.m. (623) 455-8339 Team Roping & Buddies: 6-10 p.m. (623) 455-8385 Combined buddies must be team ropers entering team roping as well as other events. Entry fees: BR/$85; BRLS/$65; TR/$75 per man; All other events $75 Mutton Bustin - 6 & under, 50 lbs & under No Ropes Steer Riding - 14 & under Junior & Pee Wee Barrels, Junior 7 to 14yrs, Pee Wee 6yrs & under - Entry Fees $25.00 May 14th & 15th Limited Entries Enter at Copper Dust Stampede (928) 4258878 Admission is $5.00 per person 44th Annual Ralph Johnson Memorial Rodeo Ganado, AZ May 28-29, 2011 AIRCA with NMRA co-sanction No NMRA Incentive Events Performances: Sat, May 28 @ 7 p.m.; Sun, May 29 @ 1 p.m. Slack: Sat, May 28 @ 11 a.m. if performances are filled Theme: “Rodeo. Live Healthy. Be a Champion”. Added: $500/Event; $400/Sr BKW; $150/JR BRL & JR BULLS Stock Contractor: Tsosie Brothers/Bedonie Cattle BB – 10/perf; SB – 10/perf; Bull Riding – 60/20 perf CR, SW, BKW, BRL, Jr BRL, SR BKW, OTR, #10 TR Entry Fees: $80/event; $160 TR and #10 TR; (#10 TR is capped at a #5 USTRC – does not count for NMRA incentive TR standings) (No Incentive BRLS, No incentive Calf Roping) $75 Sr. BKW; $65 JR BRL & BULLS Entries: May 23 & 24 505-733-2020 AIRCA CES BK Bates Call Backs: Wed. 6-10 p.m. AIRCA Web site: www.aircarodeo.com

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ALL INDIAN RODEO The All Indian Rodeo Cowboys Association, Inc. • P.O. Box 723, St. Michaels, Arizona 86511

COWBOYS ASSOCIATION Phone: 928/871-3000 • Fax: 928/871-3000 • Website: www.aircarodeo.com

ALL INDIAN RODEO COWBOY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS Officers President Harrison Charley harrisoncharley@ymail.com Vice President Casey Begay begay_casey@hotmail.com Public Relations Officer Beverly Coho beverlyjcoho@citilink.net Administrative Secretary Lenita Lee Lenitalee@ganado.k12.az.us

2011 Rodeo Schedule May 7-8 Dahozy Stampede, AI Host (Tentative) Ft. Defiance, AZ May 14-15 31st Keith J. Boyd Memorial Rodeo, AI Host Greasewood Springs, AZ May 21-22 8th Eagle Ridge Rodeo, AI Host Cornfields, AZ May 28-29 44th Ralph Johnson Memorial Rodeo, AI Host Ganado, AZ June 11-12 Beshbetoh Stampede Rodeo, AI Host Beshbetoh, AZ July 1-2 Black Mesa Rodeo, CNRA HOST Chinle, AZ July 15-16 53rd Little Beaver Rodeo, AI Host Dulce, NM July 30-31 Eastern Navajo Agency Fair Rodeo, AI Host Crownpoint, NM August 13-14 Pavinyama Rodeo Daze, AI Host, (Tentative) Hopi Country August 19-21 Central Navajo Fair Rodeo, CNRA Host Chinle, AZ September 17-18 Utah Navajo Fair Rodeo, AI Host Bluff, Utah September 23-25 AIRCA 2011 Championship Finals Rodeo, AI Host TBD October 20-23 7th Indian International Finals Rodeo Farmington, NM October 28-30 Annual Arizona State Fair Rodeo, Tentative (Counts toward 2012 season) Phoenix, AZ November 14-15 AIRCA 2012 Membership Drive Rodeo, AI Host Cortez, CO November 14 AIRCA 2011 Awards Celebration Banquet and Dance, AI Host Cortez, CO

AIRCA Rodeo Die-Hards Cowboy-Up in a Wind Storm at Rio Puerco Valley

itnessing the “Chute Out at Rio Puerco” AIRCA 2011 Membership Drive Rodeo Two, was seeing history come alive. It was also a view of the celebration of vibrant cultures still preserved - full of

Treasurer Jolene Russell russell_julz77@yahoo.com

Board of Directors Rodeo Sponsors Representative Tom Boyd Bareback Riding Jeff Biakeddy Saddle Bronc Riding Rodger Dahozy Bull Riding Charley Herbert, Sr.

tradition and incredible excitement. No matter the weather elements on Sunday, April 3, 2011, the 54th AIRCA summer rodeo season kicked off with a bang! When the dust from the strong wind settled, veteran time-event specialist Roderick Tso of Fort Defiance, Arizona was announced as the rodeo’s All-Around cowboy. Tso placed second in the tie-down roping event and also entered the team roping event. Tso collected $340 and a pair of spurs for his effort. There were approximately 295 entries with a pay-out total amount of $16,423 for the one day rodeo. Joining Tso as event champions included: Leroy Etsitty who won $423 on a time of 10.3 in the tie down roping event; the team of Cody Hunter and Lucius Sells earned $1,207 with a time of 6.4 in the open team roping event; Earl Tsosie Jr. picked up where he left off last year by scoring a 69 on “Show Time” of the Scott Rodeo Company string and collected $183 in the bareback riding event; Scott Rodeo Company’s bronc “Silver Dollar” enabled veteran cowboy Robert Burbank to win $411 on a 74 point ride; 2010 year-end champion Troy James wasted no time in scoring 77 on Ray Jones Rodeo Company’s bull “Spiddy” while collecting $541; Steer wrestler Tyler Pete made a swift time of 4.6 and won $680 on Boyd Cattle Company’s time event cattle; 2010 year-end champion April Willie spun her rope to catch and win $514 with a time of 4.4 in the ladies’ breakaway roping event; Ruth Bitsui of Corrales, NM rode with determination and speed to finish the clover leaf pattern in a time of 17.426 to win $577 in the ladies’ barrel racing event; Cody Ben and Tyler Willeto teamed up to head and heeled in a time of 6.7 and collected $1,030 as a team in the #10 team roping event; Mentor to PRCA’s top ten team roper Derrick Begay, Victor Begay caught his calf in a sizzling time of 3.6 and picked up $229 along with former PRCA rookie of the year Leonard Williams Sr. who also had the same time and amount in the senior breakaway roping event; 2010 year-end reserve champion junior barrel racer won the event with a time of 18.108 with a pay day of $246; and “Get Western” of Jones Rodeo stock was conquered by Ernest Spencer in the junior bull riding event to win $202 by scoring a 67.

Staff Timer/Central Entry Secretary BK Bates 505/733-2020 Timers Coordinator BK Bates bk_bates@yahoo.com Judges Coordinator Al Slivers Queen Coordinator Phoebe Hardy

Steer Wrestling Ben Bates, Jr. Tie Down Roping John Boyd, Jr. Open Team Roping & #12 Team Roping Leonard Williams, Sr. Ladies’ Breakaway Roping Wilson Stewart, Jr. Senior Breakaway Ropinng B.J. Coho Junior Barrel Racing Ray Russell Junior Bull Riding Harry Tso, Jr.

Ambassadors Miss Rodeo AIRCA 2010 Apryl Largo Miss Rodeo IIFR Hannah Yazzie

AIRCA 2011 Membership Drive Rodeo 2 Sanders, Arizona April 3, 2011 All-Around Champion Roderick Tso - Pair of championship Spurs Tie Down Roping 1. Leroy Etsitty, 10.3, $453; 2. Roderick Tso, 10.6, $340; 3. Roy Begay, 12.5, $226; 4. Erich Rogers, 13, $113 Open Team Roping 1. Cody Hunter/Lucius Sells, 6.4, $1,207; 2. Cody Hunter/OJ Williams, 7.4, $1,006; 3. Leonard Williams Sr./Andre Beard, 7.6, $804; 4/5. Chuck Sells/Rafeal Murphy, 8, $502; 4/5. Tedson Yazzie/Myles John, 8, $502 Bareback Riding 1. Earl Tsosie Jr., Show Time, 69, $183; 2. E.J. Kalemsa, Sugar, 63, $122 Saddle Bronc Riding 1. Robert Burbank, Silver Dollar, 74, $411; 2. T.O. Yazzie, Shorty, 73, $247; 3. Kane Kee, Bucky, 71, $164 Bull Riding 1. Troy James, Spiddy, 77, $541; 2. Wade Silversmith, Short Fuse, 75, $451; 3/4. Spud Jones, War Paint, 73, $316; 3/4. Yondo Leonardo, Casanova, 73, $316; 5. Lem Johnson, Showtime,

72, $180 Steer Wrestling 1. Tyler Pete, 4.6, $680; 2. Ben Bates, 5.5, $510; 3. Kyle Smith, 5.8, $340; 4. Brandon Bates, 6.3, $170 Ladies Breakaway Roping 1. April Willie, 4.4, $514; 2. Kristy Dennison, 4.5, $309; 3. Lavina Dayzie, 5.1, $206 Ladies Barrel Racing 1. Ruth Bitsui, 17.426, $577; 2. Melissa Trujillo, 17.511, $433; 3. Charmayne Gene, 17.84, $289; 4. Daryn Sells, 17.924, $144 #10 Team Roping 1. Cody Ben/Tyler Willeto, 6.7, $1,030; 2. Robert Largo/Cody Ben, 14.2, $772; 3. Walter Livingston/Gerald Daye, 15.2, $515; 4. Eric Begay/Jerome Begay, 16.5, $257 Senior Breakaway Roping 1/2. Victor Begay, 3.6, $229; 1/2. Leonard Williams Sr., 3.6, $229; 3. Kee Etsitty Sr., 4, $115 Junior Barrel Racing 1. Tia Begay, 18.108, $246; 2. Peyton Murphy, 18.127, $185; 3. Cortney Antonio, 18.157, $123; 4. Adrianna Bitsie, 18.243, $62 Junior Bull Riding 1. Ernest Spencer, Get Western, 67, $202; 2. Cody Johnson, Corner Pocket, 66, $121; 3. Arviso James, Midnite, 62, $81

The All Indian Rodeo Cowboys Association P.O. Box 723 St. Michaels, Arizona 86511 2011 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION 1st Year Member (Rookie)? Yes _____ No _____

Date ___________

Name: _____________________________________________________

AIRCA Card No: 11-___________ Male ________ Female _______

_____________________________________________________________________________________________ Slow Mail Address City State Zip Code _______________________________________________________ ____________________________________ E-Mail Address Telephone Number ______________________ ____________________ ________________________ _______________________ Tribal Affiliation Census No. Agency Enrollment Office Social Security No. (optional) Type of Application/Fees (Check off all that apply) Contestant: $95.00 Major Events Bareback _____ Saddle Bronc _____

Bull Riding _____

Tie Down Roping _____

Steer Wrestling ______

Ladies Barrel Racing ____ Ladies Breakaway Roping ____ Open Team Roping ____ #10 Team Roping # ___/____ USTRC#______________ Contestant: $95.00 Minor Events Jr. Bull Riding _________ Jr. Co-ed Barrel Racing _________ Sr. 50+ Breakaway Roping __________ Official: $95.00 Judge _____ Timer _____

Contractor: $250.00 Announcer _______

Gold Card Member: ___ Year Inducted ____________

Total number of Years with AIRCA ___________

Stock Contractor _________

Previous AIRCA Officer and/or Board of Director: Yes ___ No ___ Yr & Position ______________________ OATH By signatory completion below, I apply for membership with the All Indian Rodeo Cowboys Association (AIRCA). I hereby swear and affirm the information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I release and waive any and all claims for personal injury or any other claims against the AIRCA during the period of membership. I further agree to abide by all the Articles of Incorporation contained in the most current AIRCA Approved Association Rule Book and any other provisions the AIRCA Board may insert or impose. Contestant members shall participate in 40% of all AIRCA hosted rodeos in order to qualify for any post season finals rodeo(s). I will represent the AIRCA to the best of my ability and comply with all the rules and by-laws. Date: _______________________

Signature: _______________________________________

If Applicant is under the Age of 18 (Minor) Parent/Guardian of Applicant must sign the following signatory and hereby comply with the above OATH as well. Parent/Guardian Signature _______________________________________ SUBSCRIBED and SWORN to this on the _____day of___________, 2011 My Commission Expires ____________________ Notary Public _____________________________

FOR AIRCA USE ONLY Sold By ____________________ Date Sold ___________________ Receipt # ___________________ Form of Payment: _______ Cash ______ MO ____Cashier’s Check Amount Received_____________ Note _______________________ ___________________________

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GRAND CANYON PRO RODEO ASSOCIATION GCPRA Approved Stock Contractors:

2011 GCPRA Board of Directors President: Paul Carmen Vice President: Clay Parsons Director at Large: Arnold Burrell Str. Wrestling: Randy Ternan Open Calf Roping: Joe Moody Inc. Calf Roping: Willard Moody Open Team Roping: Whip Lewis Inc. Team Roping: Todd Zipprich

(602) 980-0766 (520) 444-7650 (520) 631-2121 (602) 460-2669 (520) 431-1335 (520) 431-3316 (480) 363-0838

Breakaway: Mandy Sproul Barrel Racing: Juli Miller Bareback: Tanner Ramirez Saddle Bronc: Logan Wescott Bull Riding: Samuel De La Cruz Judging Coordinator: Gordie Kesler State Secretary: Andi Tedder

(520) 226-5058 (520) 241-2240 (928) 369-6738 (928) 243-8583 (520) 508-6275 (480) 883-9171 (623) 249-9506

(623) 694-1867

The GCPRA has a new website - gcpra.net 2011 GCPRA SPONSORS Your Support is Greatly Appreciated!

Thank You to Our 2010 Jacket Sponsors! Team Roping – FCI Construction Inc. Team Roping Heading Dales Town and Country (623) 584-5737 Inc. Team Roping Heeling - Farm Sources International www.farmsi.com Steer Wrestling - Dennis Schwalbe with Schwalbe Trucks Barrel Racing - Anita’s Cocina & Nana’s Sandwich Saloon Inc. Barrels and Inc. Calf Roping Tandem Oral Open Calf Roping - Micropulse West & Marana Stockyards Bull Riding - Lost Dutchman Days Rodeo Breakaway - Usherbrand http://www.usherbrand.com/ Master Saddles - Donated All-Around Saddles 2011 GCPRA Upcoming Events April 29 - 30, 2011 (GCPRA Lead Sanction) Verde Valley Fair & Rodeo Cottonwood, AZ NMRA Co-Sanctioned May 6 - 8, 2011 Mike & Sherrylynn Johnson Barrel Racing, Breakaway & Tie-Down Roping Clinic Mormon Lake Roping Arena, Mormon Lake, AZ

Benefiting: NAU Rodeo Association 11JohnsonFlyer.pdf May 7 - 8, 2011 Socorro Cinco de Mayo Rodeo Socorro, NM NMRA Rodeo - GCPRA Co-Sanctioned May 14 - 15, 2011 (GCPRA Lead Sanction) Copper Dust Stampede Globe, AZ NMRA Co-Sanctioned - CPRA CoSanctioned June 16 - 18, 2011 63rd Annual Gallup Lion’s Club Rodeo Gallup, NM NMRA Rodeo - GCPRA Co-Sanctioned July 2 - 4, 2011 Red River Roundup Pagosa Springs, CO NMRA Rodeo - GCPRA Co-Sanctioned July 22 - 23, 2011 Montrose County Fair & Rodeo Montrose, CO CPRA Rodeo - GCPRA Co-Sanctioned August 19 - 20, 2011 Otero Co. Fair & Rodeo Alamogordos, NM NMRA Rodeo - GCPRA Co-Sanctioned

2011 GCPRA Rodeo Schedule Verde Valley Fair & Rodeo April 29 - 30, 2011 Cottonwood, AZ GCPRA Rodeo - NMRA Co-Sanctioned Stock Contractor: Slash M Rodeo, Scott McDaniels Performances: Friday & Saturday, April 29 & 30 @ 7 pm Slack: Saturday April 30th @ 8 am (if necessary) Added: $200 per event, $100 to incentive events Entries: April 25th, 2011 Roughstock: 5-6 pm (623) 455-8339 Timed Events: 6-10 pm (623) 455-8339 Team Roping & Buddies: 6-10 pm (623) 455-8385 Combined Buddies must be team ropers entering team roping as well as other events.

W/A Rodeo Company Slash M Rodeo Company T5 - Manuel Murrietta V Heart Rodeo Company – Cody Resor Please be sure to check out our website at www.GCPRA.com for the latest updates and rodeo information GCPRA: PO Box 50476 Parks, AZ 86018 State Secretary - Shelly Howell - (623) 249-9506

GCPRA CES Phone Number: Rough Stock & Timed Events: (623) 455-8339 Team Roping: (623) 455-8385 Turnouts: (623) 455-8339 Entry Fees: BR/$85; BRLS/$65; TR/$75 per man; All other events $75—Bareback, Saddle Bronc & Bull Riding can enter both performances **1 family member per rider only will be admitted free** **Access to non-public area(s) will be limited to riders, event officials, production staff, and individuals directly assisting a rider. **Non-public areas will be cleared no less than one hour after the conclusion of final event for the evening. **No possession of or consumption of alcohol will be permitted within the nonpublic area(s). Socorro Cinco de Mayo Rodeo Socorro, NM, May 7-8, 2011 NMRA Rodeo Co-Sanction: GCPRA, PAFRA, CPRA, UPRA Performances: Sat. May 7 @ 1 p.m.; Sun. May 8 @ 1 p.m. Slack: Sun. May 8 @ 8 a.m. (All NMRA TR in slack) Added: $300 per event (no added in RBR and Rookie) Stock Contractor: Crossroads Rodeo Co. Stock Charge $20 Entry Fees: $100 All Events; TR $100/man; BRL $75; Ranch Bronc Riding $80; Rookie SB, BB, BR $60 All Inc. Calf Ropers must be approved 1 week prior to entries. TR enter 3 times/ once in open, twice in incentive or vice versa Mutton Bustin $20; Jr. barrels (14 & under), $35 (mutton bustin and Jr. barrels enter on site.) Entries: Monday, May 2, 2011, TE: 505-864-9426; RS: 505-864-9427; TR: 505-864-7200 6-10 p.m. NMRA, PAFRA, CPRA, and cosanctioning associations that guarantee entry fees may fax/email entries Information on the NMRA website: nmrodeo.org Call Backs: Tuesday, May 3, 2011 6-9 p.m. 505-864-9426 Or check web site for day sheets: www.nmrodeo.org

Turnouts: 505-864-9426 no later than 3 hrs before performance. Directions: Garry Perry Arena Socorro Co. Rodeo Arena Note: Local Team Roping following performance. Enter on site. Nothing added. $60/man entry fee. Copper Dust Stampede May 14 & 15, 2011 Globe, AZ GCPRA Rodeo—NMRA & CPRA Co-Sanctioned Stock Contractor: Slash M Rodeo, Scott McDaniels Performances: Saturday May 14th @ 6 p.m. Sunday May 15th @ 1 p.m. Slack: Sunday May 15th @ 8 a.m. (if necessary) Added: $500 to BB, SB, BR, CR, SW, BKWY, BRLS $1000 added to Team Roping Entries: May 9th, 2011 Rough stock: 5-6 pm (623) 455-8339 Timed Events: 6-9 pm (623) 455-8339 Team Roping & Buddies: 6-10 pm (623) 455-8385 Combined buddies must be team ropers entering team roping as well as other events. Entry fees: BR/$85; BRLS/$65; TR/$75 per man; All other events $75 Mutton Bustin - 6 & under, 50lbs & under - NO ROPES Steer Riding - 14 & under Junior & Pee Wee Barrels, Junior 7 to 14yrs, Pee Wee 6yrs & under - Entry Fees $25.00 May 14th & 15th Limited Entries Enter at Copper Dust Stampede (928) 425-8878 Admission $5.00 per person

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NEW MEXICO JUNIOR RODEO ASSOCIATION President - John English 505/239-7617 jenglish@wspubs.com • Vice President - Shane Thompson 505/710-9074 s.thompson@starband.net Secretary/Treasurer - Lisa Wade 505/363-8198 wade.lisa414@comcast.net

2011 NMJRA Board of Directors Barrels/Flag/Poles Dawn Ross 505/934-0296 ross-rodeofam@comcast.net Chute Dogging Open Breakaway Roping/Goat Tying Billy King 575/430-0661

Team Roping/Steer Breakaway John English 505/239-7617 jenglish@wspubs.com Steer Stopping/Calf Touching Shane Thompson 575/799-0082 s.thompson@starband.net Rough Stock Jerry Hawkes 575/640-5616 jhawkes@nmsu.edu

Ribbon Roping/Calf Roping Darin Hise 505/702-2774

The New Mexico Junior Rodeo Association is open to boys and girls up to 19 years of age, as of January 1 of the current year.

SPONSORS Roswell Livestock & Farm Supply 575/622-9164 Paul’s Veterinary Supply 505/341-9401

2011 Upcoming Events Belen, NM June 4-5, 2011

Grants, NM July 9-10, 2011

Quemado, NM August 6-7, 2011

Mountainair, NM June 18-19, 2011

Bosque Farms, NM July 23-24, 2011

2011 Finals Rodeo

You are invited to the 2011 Membership Drive Rodeo Belen, NM June 4-5, 2011

RDF Enterprises, Inc. 575/626-4026 Western Bank 575/748-1345 DD’s Animal Nutrition and Supply 575/302-9280 Sierra Cleaners 505/864-5934 Old Mill Farm and Ranch 505/865-5432 Randy Lewis and Jimmy Thompson 505/459-6851 Grants Rodeo Association PNM Devon U-Haul New Mexico Ahern Rentals 505/247-4300 New Mexico Tractor Sales 505/861-1500 Hendren Buckles 505/883-0301 Maynard Buckles 505/862-7253 Champion’s Choice Buckles 1-888-779-0823

Bosque Farms, NM August 20-21, 2011

Valencia County Sherrif’s Posse Arena

TEAM ROPING, CALF ROPING & BREAKAWAY JACKPOTS

at Every NMJRA Rodeo Team Roping Calf Roping & Breakaway

Friday Nights June 3 - Belen Sheriff’s Posse Arena June 17 - Mountainair July 8 - Grants July 22 - Bosque Farms Enter at 6:00 p.m. Rope at 7:00 p.m. #12 & #9 Pick or Draw $25/roper, Enter up Both ropings run at the same time. 3 steer progressive on 1

Saturdays after NMJRA Rodeo June 4 - Belen June 18 - Mountainair July 9 - Grants July 23 - Bosque Farms 12 & under Breakaway - 3 for $40 19 & under Breakaway - 3 for $40 Open Breakaway - 3 for $40 19 & under Calf Roping - 3 for $60 Open Calf Roping - 3 for $100 2 Full Rounds and a Short Round May enter all calf events 2X

Info: John English 505/239-7617

For more information concerning the NMJRA or to find membership and entry forms, go to the NMJRA website at www.nmjra.net. You can also contact Lisa Wade 505/363-8198 wade.lisa414@comcast.net

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MAY 2011

Members

Welcome to the New Mex ico Junior R Board share odeo Associa a common go tion! The 20 al, which is to New Mexico. 11 rodeo seas provide a safe This associat on is , competitive io n has shadow order to prep and profession quickly approaching. The ed the guidel are our youn NMJRA Pre al atmospher g in co es mpetitors to of the Wrang The NMJRA sident and e for our yout advance to th rule book ha h rodeo com e next level of ler Junior High Rodeo an s been revise clarif ications pe ti tors in d their rodeo ca High School d and can be in the roping Rodeo Assoc reers. downloaded events. This help option an iations in fr le om tt er touches on d Finals info our website. rmation. important ch Please pay at NMJRA wel an te nt ge ion to rule ch s in roping ev comes unmar anges and/or ried cowgirls ents, rodeo sc encouraged to and cowboys hedule, roug join. This is h stock even 19 years of ag a family orie weekend is on t, family nted summer e and younge e rodeo with series consis r to compete 2 rounds. Ent our members ting of 10 re . C om er each roun improve in th pe ti to gular rodeos rs of all leve d with a sepa eir rodeo even Saturday even ls are and a Finals rate entry fo ts, NMJRA D ing barbecue (6 weekends rm as you w irectors will /potlucks, da to try to carry th ta ou l). FINALS ld du co nc ri ntinue to hold ng the season es and jackpo at on this seas . In an effort “clinic type” t ropings allo on. Cowboy NMJRA is kn to help w pr ch ed ac urch will be tices and jack own for givi held on Sunda members and their famil pots. Last se ng high qual $150 sponso ies to get to ason the y mornings to ity awards. In r, unless a fa know one an o. mily has mor order to cont each addition other. We wil e than one ch inue this trad al child (imm l ild competing ition, each m ediate family Grants, NM. . In that case ember will st only). Spons By having sp , il it l be is or $1 re sh on quired to brin 50 sponsor fo ips are due no sorships in ea Due to rising g in a r the first ch rly, it enable later than Ju fuel costs, N ild and $100 s us to order ly 9, 2011, w at rodeo aren MJRA has el sponsor for aw hich is the th ards early an as that will be iminated 1 ro ird rodeo of d have them deo weekend charging min will be allow the season in ready to give this season. R imal possible ed to enter up out at finals. odeos have be facility costs. to 6 events to around points en In w scheduled ce an attempt to ards all arou for the season ntrally in New nd points. Con compensate , although, th A contestant contestants fo testants may Mexico ey do not ha may not alte r lost rodeos de ve to compe si gn r their design must list it at at e 1 to 6 events th , contestants te in all 6 de ated events af the first rode ey will use to signated even ter the first ro o. No except Rough stock wards all ts at every ro ions. deo. If you pl points will be de o. an to enter an ev events but po se pa ra te and will NO ent and coun ints will be se T count towar t it for the al parate towar made pair of ds the all-arou l-around you ds the all-arou chaps instead nd. A contes nd. The HIG of a saddle. C Calf rider. ta nt H m P ay enter both OINT Rough hampion buck rough stock Stock contes les will be aw If NMJRA ca and timed tant for the se arded to the n work it into as to on p S will receive en Roping will io ou r r budget a fl bu ll ri a custom de be “rope wit r, Junior bull ri ag man will h your own pa der, Steer ride be hired to ju parents who rent” or if yo r and have a child dg e all roping ev u do not have entered in th ents this year Ribbon rope a parent that is eve . 11 rs in the 9-11 & Under Par ropes, “a pare , 12-14 & 15 Roper must ent/Child Team nt will be dr have a hand -19 age group aw n for you ou on s th m rodeo at the e ay ca t of the pool ha lf ve be a fore the ribb runner from bottom of yo of on is removed their age gro ur entry form with the even up or . it or Ribbon runn is lo t winners at a w N er o an T ime. Designa d be of the op ers who have year end. Due to the lo te your runn posite sex. ran consistent w number or er for the seas ly w it h a en on by the firs pa tr At Finals, th rt ie ne s in r w 15 il l -1 be eligible to 9 Chute Dog t e two loop ru ging, that ev win an event le has been el At the FINA ent has been buckle iminated for LS money an re placed with roping events d points will be figured on Calf Touch. . be awarded in the fastest on the 1st and 2n 2 head, if ther first round(ex d rounds and e are not enou cluding the co points only fo gh times on nt will go to th 2 head to fill r the e fastest times estants who already have th e a 10 places then average. Average points in ti m the 2nd roun e on 2), if th In the 9-11 an will it goes back d(excluding er e d 15-19 calf st il l are not enou the fastest in places alread touch you do 12-14 and 15 gh times to fi y paid on 2 an the not have to ha -19 Team Rop ll th e 10 places th d from the 1s ve your hand in the rodeo. ing contestant en it t round). on the rope w s may rope w hen touching ith a partner Steer Stoppin th fr e om ca lf. g 12-14 and their age gro 15-19 there is feet and stee up or lower. r and horse m Partner must no pe na lt y fo ust me facing be entered r steer being If a contesta each other w jerked down nt is three ca ith rope dallie or brought ov lled by the an chute run, th er d and tight in or backwards. S nouncer the e calf or stee teer must be der to receiv calf or steer r will remain There must be e a flag. on his will be turned in th e ch at ut e for the next least three bo ou t if th winner. A hi e an ys co im nt or al es th w ta ree girls com as drawn for. gh point buck nt. peting in an If the cattle ar le would be once they go age group in awarded in pl e up they cann or ac der for a sadd e of a saddle ot go back do Contestant nu le in w to th n be is fo case. A contes awarded to th r the year. mbers at the e high point tant may adva first rodeo di Pay a one-tim ctate the enti nc e to the next e fee of $25 re series. help work th per family by age group bu e gates, set ba t the first rode rrel o to be draw are drawn an n out of Fam d do not show s, poles, back up time an ily Help for d hold goats, up to work th ineligible to the season. Fo family names ere will be a participate fu r those of yo will be draw $2 rt 5 he fi r ne. Fine mus until the fee Entries that ar u wil n each rodeo t be paid or co is paid. e NOT postm weekend to he ling to nt be done the es ar ked ten days tant of parent day before th prior to the ro being fined w lp. If you e computer dr speed events deo will not ill be aw which is . Early entrie be in the compu always five da s are encourag rodeo, use a te r dr aw and will ys before the ed. Remembe separate entr be write-ins. rodeo. Write r that checks y form with Draw outs m Parents are al -ins for draw are not depo a separate ch ust ways needed n events will go si ec te k d at un ta ti ch members in to l on ed ba first and last e . ck da y before the up time and advance to le for relieve the an rodeo. When t us know wha members this nouncer duri pre-entering t you can do year. Be safe ng a the rodeos. P to help. We lo and may this Returned chec lease contact ok forward to se as on ks L be is ar a your best. e 1 chance on seeing our re Wade or one from NMJRA turning mem ly. The Valen is unsuccessf bers and hope of the board cia County D ul. A register receiving the fully lots of istrict Attorne ed/return rece letter. After 1 new y will be used ipt letter wil returned chec is paid. Then to collect boun l be sent to th k, a contesta the contestant ce d e ch ch ec nt eck writer an ks if after 1 will be fined may only en checks from atte d they have 10 ter by paying $50 and will previous year not be eligib cash, money days to respon npt s will have to returned chec le order or cert to d upon pay their bala en ks from prev te r an other rodeo un if ied check. nce due befo ious years w Any returnin til the balanc re they are el ill be required g e co ntestants wit igible to ente to pay with ca h outstandin r a rodeo. Con sh, money or g te st der or certif ie ants with a hi d check. story of GOD BLESS & GOOD LU NMJRA BO CK!! ARD OF DIR ECTORS

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS President .........................................................Jody Jackson Secretary/Treasurer...............................Larissa Jackson Sponsorships.................Leslie Willis, Brook Deerman, Joley Deerman, Pam Herring, Jimmy Herring

2011 Rodeo Schedule January 29 & 30 February 19 & 20 March 12 & 13 April 2 & 3 May 21 & 22

COME RUN FOR AN ALL-AROUND TRAILER!

ALL RODEOS WILL BE HELD IN ARTESIA, NM AT THE ARTESIA HORSE COUNCIL ARENA RODEOS WILL START AT 9:30 A.M. EACH DAY!

INFORMATION ABOUT THE 2011 SERIES

• Contestants are offered 7 events to choose from • Contestants may enter all 7 events • Only the top 5 will count toward the All-Around • You do not have to designate your top 5 events • Team ropers enter as an individual and do not have to designate a partner • Boys Goat Tying 9-12, 13-15 and 16-19 must tie with piggin string

EVENT BUCKLES!

ALL-AROUND SADDLES! (Trailer winners cannot win saddles)

With a minimum of 45 members, 3 trailers will be awarded this year. There will be 1 trailer for the 8 & under. The other 3 age groups will be awarded 2 trailers; 1 to the overall boy, and 1 to the over all girl between the 3 age groups. However if we fail to have 45 members we will go back to the 2 trailers; 1 for overall 12 & under and 1 for overall 13 & up. Trailers awarded will be like the ones pictured. Contestants are required to wear full Western attire (cowboy hat, long sleeve shirt, pants, and boots). We would like all contestants to participate in the grand entry. Fundraisers will be held after Saturday performances (breakaway roping, team ropings, parents rodeo, ect.)

For more information please call Larissa Jackson at (575) 365-5733 or email ssjra@yahoo.com.

2011 Entry Form - 100% Payback 8 & UNDER BOY / GIRL 1 2 Event Entry Fee Stock Charge Award Fee __ __ Barrels $12 0 $8 __ __ Poles $12 0 $8 __ __ Flags $12 0 $8 __ __ Goat Tying $12 $6 $8 __ __ Breakaway $12 $12 $8 __ __ Str Breakaway $12 $12 $8 __ __ Calf Riding $12 $12 $8 9-12 GIRLS 1 2 Event Entry Fee Stock Charge Award Fee __ __ Barrels $12 0 $8 __ __ Poles $12 0 $8 __ __ Step Down $12 $12 $8 __ __ Goat Tying $12 $6 $8 __ __ Breakaway $12 $12 $8 __ __ Str Breakaway $12 $12 $8 __ __ Ribbon Roping $12 $12 $8

9-12 BOYS 1 2 Event Entry Fee Stock Charge Award Fee __ __ Calf Touch $12 $12 $8 __ __ Ribbon Roping $12 $12 $8 __ __ Step Down $12 $12 $8 __ __ Goat Tying $12 $6 $8 __ __ Breakaway $12 $12 $8 __ __ Str Breakaway $12 $12 $8 __ __ Steer Riding $12 $12 $8 13-15 GIRLS 1 2 Event Entry Fee Stock Charge Award Fee __ __ Barrels $12 0 $8 __ __ Poles $12 0 $8 __ __ Goat Tying $12 $6 $8 __ __ Calf Touch $12 $12 $8 __ __ Breakaway $12 $12 $8 __ __ Ribbon Roping $12 $12 $8 __ __ Team Roping $12 $12 $8

Contestants Name:________________________

Rodeo 1

Address: _______________________________

Total Entry Fees: _________________________ Total Stock Charge: _______________________

Phone #: ______________________________ Total Awards Fee: ________________________ E-Mail: ________________________________ Office Charge: $3.00 Date of Rodeos:__________________________ Total Rodeo 1: ___________________________

ENTRIES MUST BE IN SECRETARY’S HAND 12 DAYS PRIOR TO RODEO. ANY ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER 12 DAYS WILL BE CHARGED $25 LATE FEE! FEE’S MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES! MAIL ENTRIES TO: SMOKIN SPURS JUNIOR RODEO R-335 S. 13TH STREET ARTESIA, NM 88210

Rodeo 2 Total Entry Fees: _________________________ Total Stock Charge: _______________________ Total Awards Fee: ________________________ Office Charge: $3.00 Total Rodeo 2:___________________________ Total 1 & 2 Rodeo’s:_______________________

13-15 BOYS 1 2 Event __ __ Tie-Down __ __ Goat Tying __ __ Calf Touch __ __ Ribbon Roping __ __ Breakaway __ __ Team Roping __ __ Jr. Bull Riding 16-19 BOYS 1 2 Event __ __ Tie-Down __ __ Ribbon Roping __ __ Calf Touch __ __ Goat Tying __ __ Breakaway __ __ Team Roping __ __ Sr. Bull Riding 16-19 GIRLS 1 2 Event __ __ Barrels __ __ Poles __ __ Ribbon Roping __ __ Goat Tying __ __ Breakaway __ __ Calf Touch __ __ Team Roping OPEN 1 2 Event __ __ Barrels __ __ Poles __ __ Ribbon Roping __ __ Team Roping __ __ Breakaway __ __ Tie-Down __ __ Bull Riding

Entry Fee Stock Charge Award Fee $12 $12 $8 $12 $6 $8 $12 $12 $8 $12 $12 $8 $12 $12 $8 $12 $12 $8 $12 $20 $8 Entry Fee Stock Charge Award Fee $12 $12 $8 $12 $12 $8 $12 $12 $8 $12 $6 $8 $12 $12 $8 $12 $12 $8 $12 $20 $8 Entry Fee Stock Charge Award Fee $12 0 $8 $12 0 $8 $12 $12 $8 $12 $6 $8 $12 $12 $8 $12 $12 $8 $12 $12 $8 Entry Fee Stock Charge Award Fee $20 0 $8 $20 0 $8 $20 $12 $8 $20 $12 $8 $20 $12 $8 $20 $12 $8 $20 $20 $8

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2011 SSJRA Standings As of April Rodeo

12 & UNDER Maddy Deerman - 340 Sterlin English - 330 Baili Herring - 314 Kyler Bell - 289 Jade Jackson - 272 Conager Derrick - 196.5 Jacelyn Johnson - 164 Brieze Shepard - 162 Tanner Mcrae - 113 Dakota Gray - 110 Kenna Wilbanks - 105 Daryn Shepard - 58 Kadyn Bratcher - 49.5 Dustinjohnson - 48.5 Tye Martinez - 25.5 Tony Carpenter - 17 Kaisen Valenzuela - 9 13 & UP Brittany Herring - 329 Landon Williams - 277 Leann Herring - 274 Ty Anderson - 226 Sandra Creamer - 192 Casey Favor - 190 A’lia Derrick - 176 Mackayla Mcrae - 169 Ryan Davidson - 161 Nicole Henderson - 40 Gearen Hale - 30 Jesse Johnston - 18 Micheal Mauldin - 10 Dakota Barrow - 9 Colton Chatham - 9

Gold Sponsors Devon Energy Corporation Holly Energy Partners

Silver Sponsors Roswell Livestock & Farm Supply In Memory Of Kurt A Berry (19822000) Donated By Jim & Lori Berry Johnson Farms Quality Alfalfa 575-365-8709 Double D Animal Nutrition Supply 575-746-2370

Buckle Sponsors Allsup’s Java Dave’s Coffee Paul’s Vet Supply LaFonda Timberline Pump and Lease LLC

Event Standings 8 & Under Barrels 1. Jade Jackson, 68; 2. Baili Herring, 67; 3. Sterlin English, 59; 4. Kenna Wilbanks, 33; 5. Tony Carpenter, 14 Poles 1. Baili Herring, 78; 2. Sterlin English, 71; 3. Jade Jackson, 60; 4. Kenna Wilbanks, 35 Flags 1. Baili Herring, 78; 2. Sterlin English, 69; 3. Jade Jackson, 68; 4. Daryn Shepard, 48; 5. Kenna Wilbanks, 37; 6. Tye Martinez, 22; 7. Tony Carpenter, 4

Ribbons 1. Maddy Deerman, 50 Step Down 1. Maddy Deerman, 49 9 - 12 Boys Breakaway 1. Kyler Bell, 50; 2. Tanner Mcrae, 28; 3. Conager Derrick, 18 Step Down 1. Kyler Bell, 60; 2. Tanner Mcrae, 46; 3. Conager Derrick, 28 Calf Touch 1. Kyler Bell, 50; 2. Tanner Mcrae, 39; 3. Conager Derrick, 18

Goat Tying 1. Sterlin English, 78; 2. Baili Herring, 62; 3. Jade Jackson, 60

Ribbons 1. Conager Derrick, 39; 2. Kyler Bell, 30

Breakaway 1. Sterlin English, 30; 2. Baili Herring, 9

Goat Tying 1. Kyler Bell, 70; 2. Conager Derrick, 27

Steer Breakaway 1. Baili Herring, 39; 2. Sterlin English, 39; 3. Jade Jackson, 9

Steer Breakaway 1. Conager Derrick, 49; 2. Kyler Bell, 49

Calf Riding 1. Kadyn Bratcher, 49.5; 2. Daryn Shepard, 10; 3. Tye Martinez, 9.5; 4. Kaisen Valenzuela, 9; 5. Jade Jackson, 8 9 - 12 Girls Barrels 1. Brieze Shepard, 61; 2. Maddy Deerman, 48; 3. Jacelyn Johnson, 47; 4. Dakota Gray, 37 Poles 1. Maddy Deerman, 54; 2. Brieze Shepard, 49; 3. Dakota Gray, 40; 4. Jacelyn Johnson, 27 Goat Tying 1. Maddy Deerman, 80; 2. Brieze Shepard, 55; 3. Jacelyn Johnson, 35; 4. Dakota Gray, 33 Breakaway 1. Maddy Deerman, 50; 2. Jacelyn Johnson, 19 Steer Breakaway 1. Jacelyn Johnson, 30; 2. Maddy Deerman, 9

Steer Riding 1. Dustin Johnson, 28.5; 2. Kadyn Bratcher, 20; 3. Conager Derrick, 17.5 13 - 15 Girls Barrels 1. A’Lia Derrick, 74; 2. Mackayla Mcrae, 60 Poles 1. A’Lia Derrick, 74; 2. Mackayla Mcrae, 60 Goat Tying 1. Mackayla Mcrae, 39; 2. A’lia Derrick, 28 Calf Touch 1. Mackayla Mcrae, 10

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Poles 1. Sandra Creamer, 67; 2. Leann Herring, 35; 3. Brittany Herring, 18 Breakaway 1. Leann Herring, 54; 2. Brittany Herring, 49 Goat Tying 1. Sandra Creamer, 57; 2. Brittany Herring, 48; 3. Leann Herring, 35; 4. Nicole Henderson, 31; 5. Sabra Barnett, 13 Calf Touch 1. Brittany Herring, 48; 2. Leann Herring, 47; 3. Phylli Black, 9 Ribbons 1. Brittany Herring, 56; 2. Leann Herring, 39; 3. Phylli Black, 9 Team Roping 1. Brittany Herring, 50 16 - 19 Boys Breakaway 1. Landon Williams, 66; 2. Ty Anderson, 39; 3. Ryan Davidson, 27 Calf Touch 1. Ty Anderson, 66; 2. Landon Williams 39; 3. Ryan Davidson, 37 Ribbons 1. Landon Williams, 58; 2. Ty Anderson, 29; 3. Ryan Davidson, 25 Tie Down 1. Ty Anderson, 56; 2. Landon Williams, 56; 3. Ryan Davidson, 44

13 - 15 Boys Events 1. All Being Lead By Casey Favor

Team Roping 1. Landon Williams, 68; 2. Ty Anderson, 36; 3. Ryan Davidson, 20

16 - 19 Girls Barrels 1. Sandra Creamer, 68; 2. Leann Herring, 62; 3. Brittany Herring, 59; 4. Nicole Henderson, 9

Bull Riding 1. Gearen Hale, 30; 2. Jesse Johnston, 18; 3. Micheal Mauldin, 10; 4. Dakota Barrow, 9; 5. Colton Chatham, 9

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Horses For Sale Brushy Creek Ranch â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Cochise, Arizona

Pretty Quarter Sorrel Gelding. Flash is 7 yrs. 15.1H with lots of chrome. Excellent trail or ranch horse. Ridden in rocks and mountains. Knows cattle and has done some roping. Gentle and easy to ride and handle. $1,950 OBO

Quarter Brown Gelding. 6 yrs. 14.3H. Excellent heel horse prospect. Gentle and easy to handle. Been roping lead steer. Started out of box. $1,650

Pretty Black and White Tobianno Paint Gelding. 12 yrs. 14.3H. Excellent trail and ranch horse. Used in rough country, mountains and creeks, etc. Nice fast walk. Gentle and easy to handle. $2,500 OBO

Fancy Buckskin Tobianno Paint Gelding. 8 yrs. 15 H. Used trail. Gentle for most anyone. Been used in the mountains. Knows cattle. A pretty horse and one to be proud of. $2,500

We will be heading to our ranch in Iowa at the end of May. These geldings will only be available in Arizona until that time. Call and make reasonable offers. Thanks, Deak

Big Fancy Sorrel Quarter Gelding. Head and heel horse. Jim has done a lot of ranch work. Ridden in rough country. Gentle and easy to handle. Has been hauled some. Won money and a buckle last weekend. Cheap at $2,900

Quarter Bay Gelding. Dobber is 11 yrs. 14.3H. Real stout, used on ranch. Knows cattle and rope. Been roping out of box about 60 days. Just needs more of the same. Gentle and easy to handle. $1,850 OBO

www.deakshorses.webs.com Call Deak at (cell) BUILT602/377-0492 BY VSA IN HOUSE PROOF 520/826-0112 (home)

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Socorro, NM • May 7-8, 2011 Saturday May 7 • 1:00 p.m. & Sunday May 8 • 1:00 p.m. Slack run on Sunday • 8:00 a.m. (All NMRA Team Roping will run in slack) Co-Sanction: PAFRA, CPRA, UPRA, GCPRA

Added: $300 per event Stock Contractor: Crossroads Rodeo Company

Sullivan Bucking Bulls 13 & Under $60 to enter call 575/518-8164

Entry Fees: Steer Wrestling, Calf Roping, Inc. Calf Roping, Breakaway, Bull Riding, Bareback, Saddle Bronc - $100 Team Roping $100/roper, enter 2x Open 1x Inc. or vice versa Barrels $75 • Ranch Bronc Riding $80 Added Events Fees: Rookie Saddle Bronc, Bareback, & Bull Riding $60 • Mutton Bustin' $20 • 14 and Under Barrels $35 • Mutton Bustin' and Jr. Barrels are enter on-site. Entries: Monday, May 2, 2011, TE: 505-864-9426; RS: 505-864-9427; TR: 505-864-7200 6-10 p.m. NMRA, and all co-sanctioning associations that guarantee fees can fax/e-mail entries - check entry site on the NMRA website: nmrodeo.org Call Backs: Tuesday, May 3, 2011 6-9 p.m. Or check website for day sheets www.nmrodeo.org Note: Youth and rookie events will be used to fill the performances

Pancake Breakfast During Slack

LOCAL TEAM ROPING #12 No Cap ENTER EACH DAY $60/roper Enter 2x All local team roping will be run after bull riding. Must live within a 50 mile radius of Socorro to enter. Enter at fairgrounds by 11:30 a.m. both days NO EXCEPTIONS! CASH ONLY!

Mutton Busting Sponsor Ark of Socorro Veterinary Clinic Breakaway Roping Sponsor Cervantes Restaurant & Lounge 5801 Gibson Blvd., Alb. 505/262-2253

Junior Barrel Racing Sponsor Brownbilt Shoes and Western Wear - Socorro City of Socorro Ed & Sheila Berger Eagles Club of Socorro Aaron's Rental City of Socorro First State Bank of Socorro

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Bull Riding Sponsor Cooney's Package Liquor Store 318 S. California St. in Socorro 575/835-2774 “We serve the COLDEST beer in town”

Junior Bull Riding Sponsor Sofia's Kitchen-Socorro 105 Bullock Ave., Socorro, NM

Monette Ford K-Bob's Roadrunner Cafe & Truckstop Capital Bar Armijo's Restaurant Socorro Supermart Moeller's Cross M Texas Longhorns Animal Haven of Socorro Valerie Moore Farm Credit of NM Western Mercantile of Socorro Rick Carver - Author of A Year or So in the Life of New Mexico Neal Dyson Welding 575/838-7331 Bustamante Farms-Lemitar Farm Bureau Insurance - Mike Hudson

Team Roping Sponsor Horses In Texas “Horses are our Passion” Jim & Kathie Murphree 254/631-3045

Saddle Bronc Sponsor Little Miss Rodeo NM Teaghann Gonzales Steer Wrestling Sponsor Dr. James M. Travers, DVM “Performance Horse Medicine” Datil, NM

Barrel Racing Sponsor Today's Restoration DKI Albuquerque 505/323-2324

Thank you to all the sponsors of the 2011 Socorro Cinco de Mayo Rodeo:

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C r o s s r o a d s r o d e o C o m p a n y ’s

2011 Wild Summer Nights at The LaPlata County Fairgrounds Durango, Colorado Crossroads Durango Pro Rodeo Series Rotary Western Days June 11, 18 & 25 July 2, 9 & 16 SATURDAYS 7:00 p.m. performance Mutton Busting - 50 lbs and under ............$20 Calf Riding - 9 and under............................$35 Steer Riding - 13 and under........................$45 Barrel Racing 6 and under ..........................$25 Barrel Racing 14 and under ........................$35 Barrel Racing 19 and under ........................$45 Bull Riding....................................................$75

Bareback Riding ..........................................$75 Saddle Bronc Riding ...................................$75 Breakaway Roping ......................................$55 Team Roping (Enter 3x) .....................$40/roper Novice Bulls .................................................$65 Open Barrels ................................................$55 Kids Shoe Scramble

Come join us at the best attended, most successful summer series in the Southwest US! Opening Night June 11 will be Rotary Western Days Celebration Native American Dancers • Downtown BBQ • Dance • Family Fun

Crossroads Ranch and Rodeo Company’s Achievement Awards 2010 National Senior Pro Rodeo's “Rodeo of the Year” Award -Wheatland, Wyoming 2010 NMRA “Most Improved Rodeo” Award -Cuba, New Mexico 2010 NMRA “Rising Stars of Rodeo” Award -Bernalillo, New Mexico

OTHER GREAT CROSSROADS EVENTS NMRA - Socorro, NM - May 7 & 8, 2011 Immaculate Conception School Fundraiser Rodeo Cuba, NM - May 7, 2011 National Senior Pro Rodeo - Bernalillo, NM May 14 & 15, 2011 Open Rodeo - Lindrith, NM - June 11 & 12 Rodeo Bible Camp - LaVeta, Colorado June 4, 5, 6 & 7 Rodeo Bible Camp - Delta, Colorado June 9, 10, 11 & 12 Psalms 3-3

Crossroads Ranch and Rodeo Company believes that Rodeo should be family friendly entertainment. We strive to see the communities we work in benefit in every way possible.

Cash Payout - Cash, Credit and Debit Cards accepted. Entries open each Monday at 6:00 p.m. prior to rodeo. Entries open until events are full. Entries are limited. All fees must be paid one hour before performance. To enter: Charity 970/749-4984 • Charlie 970/769-3243 Information: Mark 970/739-3851 www.crossroadsranchandrodeocompany.com E-mail: crossroadsrodeocompany@yahoo.com We are now booking events for 2011 and 2012. Cowboy Church at all events. Cross Roads Rodeo Company would like to thank our committees and sponsors from 2010, they are the best! Vigil Beef Jerky • Southwest Livestock Sales • Appaloosa Trading Co. • Boot Barn (Cloudberries, Durango Cowgirl) Fender Menders • Durango Muffler • Bresnan Cable • 4x4 and More • Guisseppies Restaurant • Super 8 Quality Inn (Excel Hospitality, Holiday Inn Express, Comfort Inn) • Rathjun Construction • Rodeo News • Four Corners Lending Beeman Brothers Well Drilling • College Corner Pawn • Colorado Trading Co. • Alltel in the Four Corners • Aarons Corona do Grill • Blakes Lotta Burger • New Creation Thrift Store • Browns Sport Shoe

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An Independent Children Base Organization May 28 & 29 July 2 & 3 August 20-21 Heritage Arena, Moriarty N.M.

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Youth Summer Series 18 years old & under

Barrels, Flag Race, Pole Pending Little Britches – Ages 0-6 riding alone

Barrels, Flag Race, Pole Pending, Goat Around Neck, Mutton Bustin, Dummy Roping Ages 7-10 Breakaway Roping, Ribbon Roping, Team Roping, Step Down, Barrels, Flag Race, Pole Bending, Goat Tying, Calf Riding

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Pole Bending, Goat Tying Age 19 and over Breakaway, Ribbon Roping, Tie Down,

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Team Roping, Barrels, Poles, Flags, Goat Tying (Must have a child in the rodeo to compete.)

Brent Lewis - PRCA Tie Down Roping Contestant 12 WNFR Qualifications 1991 PRCA Resistol Rookie of The Year Multiple DNCF Qualifications Won or Placed at All of PRCA Top 50 Rodeos Career Earnings In Excess of $1,400,000 MAY Trained & Owned 2 APRCA Tie Down RopingMONTH Horses of11The Year!

NO DAY MONEY PAID, PRIZES GIVEN AT SERIES END BANQUET

Must compete in 3 of 6 rodeos to be eligible for awards All Around Awards given on best of 3 events

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Titan 2-horse Gooseneck. Drops on the head, bus on the hip, front tack & spare. $10,500

Titan 4-horse stock/combo. Mangers & tack compartment. $7,195

Titan 3-horse Gooseneck. Open sided, dividers, front tack. $9,195

Bishop's Trailer Sales would like to welcome Chuck Aquilina to the sales staff. Chuck has been in the horse and agricultural business all his life and we are very excited to have him aboard. mobile: 520/909-9248

Tucson 5665 West Ajo Way Tucson, AZ 85736 Office: 520/883-1137 Dave 520/975-8106 Chuck 520/909-9248

Lakota all aluminum 3-horse LQ with 6' s/wall, couch, micro, stove, fridge, shower & toilet. $29,995

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Hart 2-horse all aluminum. Drops on head, bus on hip, front & rear tack. $15,500

Hart 3-horse all aluminum. Drops on the head, bus on the hip, front & rear tack. $22,500

Used 1998 Circle J 4-horse trailer. This trailer is in good shape and is perfect for running around in. $7,500

Used '05 Hart with 17' s/wall. Trailer is loaded! Call for more details.

TRADE-INS WELCOME FINANCING AVAILABLE! HOURS Monday-Friday 9-5 p.m. Saturday 9-3 p.m.

Bishop's Trailer Sales would also like to welcome Chris Kathy to run our service shop in Apache Junction. Chris is very knowledgeable and will take great care of any of your trailer needs. Chris has been in the trailer service industry all his life and we are excited to have him aboard. Schedule your service apppointments soon.

Apache Junction 538 E. Old West Hwy. Apache Jct., AZ 85219 Office: 480/987-7689 Jr. 520/955-4346

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THE FIRST 5 STRAND CALF ROPE WITH A CORE What happens when five strands of low stretch poly fibers are woven around a solid braided core? You get a rope with speed and snap as quick as a viper’s strike, but with more consistency and less stretch than any calf rope on the market today. With the feel of your favorite polygrass and the strength and stability that only Coretech can give,you won’t break this rope. And like a viper, its the same every time…

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Schedule of Events

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Events Bareback Riding Saddle Bronc Riding Bull Riding Calf Roping (with Inc.) Steer Wrestling Ladies Breakaway Ladies Barrel Racing

Voted the 2010 Comebac k Rodeo of the Year

Thursday, June 9 6 p.m. Slack Fees $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $75

Added $ $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300

All NMRA Team Roping Will Be Run Then

Friday, June 10 7 p.m. Performance

Saturday, June 11 8 p.m. Performance

(Incentive Barrels) Team Roping W/#12 Inc. x3 $100/roper $300 - In Slack Only May enter 2x Open, 1x Incentive or vice versa Old Timers Team Roping x3 $100/team $300 - In Performance Only (Old Timers team ropers must be 40 & ages combined at least 90, or one female and one roper 50 or over.) Ranch Saddle Bronc Riding $80 (8 per performance) Mini Bulls $60 (For entries - Travis Sullivan 575.518.8164 Central entry date Monday, June 6: RS - 505.864.9427 - 6 to 7 p.m TE - 505.864.9426 - 6 to 10 p.m. and 505.864.9427 7 to 10 p.m. TR - 505.864.7200 - 6 to 10 p.m.

STOCK CONTRACTOR W/A Rodeo Company Bloomfield, NM

CASH ONLY

Co-sanctioned by PAFRA

Stalls available at the Fairgrounds For stall info, please call Lisa Walraven 575.355-2381 For rodeo information call Jimmie Dee Fox 575.355.2563 or 575.309.3186 For Old Fort Days information call Fort Sumner Chamber of Commerce 575.355.7705

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5th Annual

GRACIE LEE HAUGHT MEMORIAL ROPIN' Father's Day • Sunday, June 19, 2011 Payson Event Center Payson, Arizona 9:00 a.m. Books open • 10:00 a.m. Roping starts #8

#10

#11 Over/Under

Entry fee: $30/roper • $60/team All ropings are 3-steer, progressive Pick or draw 60% payback

Prize Money, Buckles and Bags to the Winners! No charge for spectators

Dance under the stars 6 to 11 p.m., Saturday, June 18, 2011 DJ hosted at Payson Event Center afer the Jr. Finals.

Plus the chutes will open for special roping games throughout the afternoon including: Father/Daughter and Father/Son runs

There will be games for the kids while the grown-ups dance. $5/person or $20/family

FAMILY FRIENDLY EVENT Information: call 928.472.2588

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SHAKIN’ ON THE PECOS Open To The World Bull Riding Carlsbad, New Mexico Saturday • June 25, 2011 • 7:00 p.m. 40 HEAD BULL RIDING Last Year's Payout . . . Over $8,500

Guaranteed Thrills and Spills

$4,000 Added Money Eddy County Sheriff’s Posse Arena Henry Golden Boy Rifle to the winner Contestant information: Entry fees $150 • Cash only No stock charge • Fees include office charge Entries open June 13 • Close June 21 Entry phone: 325/372-3076 6-9 p.m. CDT or 5-8 p.m. MDT We accept Mastercard/Visa • NO WALK UP entries accepted, you must call in. Mail money orders to: Shakin’ 7058 CR 124 San Saba, TX 76877 MONTH MAY 11

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Bulls furnished by Lyndal Hurst, Carl & Donnie Bradley, Dustin Danley and others

Coming in September: CBR HORIZON SERIES $10,000 Added Money

Join us at the 62nd Annual

$15 Stock Charges

$4,600 ADDED MONEY

ival Parade • Carn Fair Arts & Crafts New for 2011 Riding Ranch Bronc 6 riders daily

JULY 2, 3 & 4 2011 Pagosa Springs, CO Saddles awarded to All-Around Cowboy and Cowgirl!

EVENTS

FEES

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Bareback Saddle Bronc Ranch Bronc Riding Bull Riding Calf Roping Dogging Open Team Roping #12 Incentive TR, no caps Scrambled Egg TR - (X2)

$100 $100 $80 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $120

$500 $500 Buckle $500 $500 $500 $250 $250 $250

TRIAD #10 - capped at #5: one female or boy under 14, or old timer total of 90 years with a minimum of 40 years old

Girls Breakaway Barrel Racing *Kids Barrels (14 & under)

$100 $75 $30

$500 $500 $300

All-Around awarded by Pagosa Springs Enterprises Point System

Sponsored by:

W/A Rodeo’s Buster Webb

Sanctioned by NMRA, Co-sanction UPRA, GCPRA & AIRCA

PERFORMANCE TIMES: Saturday, July 2, 6:00 p.m. Slack: Sunday, July 3, 8:00 a.m. Sunday, July 3, 6:00 p.m. Monday, July 4, 2:00 p.m.

NMRA Central Entry: Monday, June 27, 6 - 10 p.m. Rough Stock 505/864-9427 Timed Events 505/864-9426 or 505/864-9427 (after 7:00 p.m.) Team Roping 505/864-7200

Local Entries: 970.264.2345 Friday, June 24 - 8 a.m. - Noon Tough Enough To Wear Pink® Sunday

All-Around Cowboy Saddle donated by Pagosa Land Company • All-Around Cowgirl Saddle donated by The Pagosa Springs SUN and the Fred Harman Art Museum

PRIZES: 1ST – BUCKLES • 2ND – JACKETS

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DURANGO FIESTA DAYS

76 Years of Tradition, Fun and Rodeo!

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Events for the whole family!

July 23 - July 31, 2011 Largest rodeo in the Four Corners! Central Entries: Monday, July 18, 2011 RS - 505.864.9427 - 6 to 7 p.m. TE - 505.864.9426 - 6 to 10 p.m. and 505.864.9427 - 7 to 10 p.m. TR - 505.864.7200 - 6 to 10 p.m. Local Entries: Friday, July 15, 2011 970.759.7163 Check website: www.nmrodeo.org for day sheets Turnouts: 505.864.9426 - No later than 3 hours before performance

Upcoming Event Dates July 15 Local entry - 1 to 3 p.m. at Extention Building on Fairgrounds or call 970.759.7163 (1 to 3 p.m) July 18 Central entry July 23 2010 Queen Contest July 24 Locals Team Roping Jackpot Enter at 9 a.m., Rope at 10 a.m. Fairgrounds July 25 10 a.m. - Special Olympics Rodeo Fairgrounds July 27 4-D Barrel Race Enter at 4 p.m., Time Onlys at 5 p.m., Jr. Barrels, Open Barrels July 28 9 a.m. - Team Roping Slack. July 29 9 a.m. - Slack 7 p.m. - Rodeo !st Performance July 30 10 a.m. - Parade 1 p.m. - Rodeo 2nd Performance 7 p.m. - Rodeo 3rd Performance July 31 9 a.m. - Cowboy Church 10 a.m. Pancake Breakfast 1 p.m. Rodeo 4th Performance

Barrel Racing Series May 21 Bayfield June 26 Kirtland July 27 Durango

Must participate in 2 of 3 for prizes

Tickets and full schedule: www.durangofiestadays.com Also check us out on Facebook!

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NBHA NM01

President’s Column Update

After our great district finals, the barrel racing just kept on going up in Farmington. We co-sanctioned our first race with Colorado District 8 and everyone had a lot of fun. Our goal is to keep traveling to a manageable distance with the cost of gas rising. We will travel to Durango on July 3rd for our second sanctioned race and thank their district director, Patti Carlisle who always brings cheers and happiness to any race!. At our non NBHA sanctioned races we are having ‘mulligans” and so far have raised nearly $900 toward our goal of another $15,000 added money for next year’s district finals. We have a new big weekend coming up this month. Over Memorial Day weekend on Sunday and Monday we will be having a target saddle race with the horse/rider team that runs the two closest times getting a saddle with other prizes to 2nd place. In addition we are trying something else new: Spectator Side Pots. This allows all the families and friends in the stands to get more involved for $10 and have a chance to win alongside the runners! We encourage everyone to come and run at one of our races...fun in Farmington!

Courtesy of WPRA April 1, 2011

Upcoming races: May 11 Farmington, NM 1:30 a.m. - McGee Park indoor May 29 & 30 5 p.m. & 11:30 a.m. Farmington, NM Target Saddle Race Weekend - McGee Park outdoor June 12 Farmington, NM 11:30 a.m. McGee Park outdoor July 3 Durango Colorado Co-Sanctioned with Colorado District 8 (CO-8 fees used) July 17 Farmington, NM 11:30 a.m. McGee Park outdoor

2011 WPRA World ProRodeo Standings 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.

Brittany Pozzi, Victoria, TX, $73,362 Jody Sheffield, Souty Weber, UT, $57,014 Brenda Mays, Terrebonne, OE, $41,133 Lisa Lockhart, Oelrichs, SD, $40,145 Jill Moody, Letcher, SD, $39,411 Sherry Cervi, Marana, AZ, $35,824 Jane Melby, Backus, MN, $27,230 Britany Fleck, Mandan, ND, $23,667 Tana Renick, Kingston, OK, $21,749 Kenna Squires, Fredonia, TX, $21,290 Kay Blandford, Sutherland Springs, TX, $21,226 Sabrina Ketcham, Yeso, NM, $18,816 Lindsay Sears, Nanton, AB, $18,484 Jana Bean, Ft Hancock, TX, $18,303 Callie Chamberlain, Colorado City, TX, $17,813 Susan Smith, Kay Hodgen, OK, $17,445 Robyn Herring, Huntington, TX, $16,232 Savanah Reeves, Cross Plains, TX, $15,176 Sue Smith, Blackfoot, ID, $14,509 Christina Richman, Glendora, CA, $14,428 Sherrylynn Johnson, Henryetta, OK, $14,374 Angie Meadors, Blanchard, OK, $14,055 Andrea Herron, San Antonio, TX, $13,819 Annesa Self, Sanger, TX, $13,419 Tammy Fischer, Ledbetter, TX, $13,410

s your current WPRA President this will be my last update to you., As you know, the results of the 2011 Election process will be available early next week. Although I chose not to run for the position again, I am excited about what has been accomplished while I was at the helm as your President and equally excited for the next President., Along with this Board of Directors, I have worked very hard to leave the WPRA on solid footing for continued growth., 2010 was a successful year on many fronts. The association’s bottom line is healthy., The 2010 WPRA World Finals was a financial turnaround., Sponsor partnership relations have increased. Open dialogue has been established with many more rodeo committees., We have identified and worked common interest areas with the PRCA., The list goes on. One of the big eye-openers for anyone being elected to the Board as an Officer or Director is learning there are many moving parts contributing to the WPRA’s ability to deliver a quality, professional product to our members, rodeo committees and sponsors. There are equally as many factors affecting those moving parts to result in success. There are no magic answers or immediate fixes., Let’s look back at 2010! Bottom Line - Net Asset Change of $89,000 One area, which I would like to elaborate on, is the financial stability. This past Monday night (3/28), the WPRA auditor took the Board of Directors through a draft of the 2010 Financial audit. The results were very good. The auditor was very pleased with all the improvements made to both our business processes and business decisions and the impact of them on the association’s bottom line., The WPRA has an audited change in Net Assets of $89,000., I couldn’t be more pleased., By adhering to strict income, expense and budget management discipline, your Board delivered results by being financially responsible. This quite a testament during economically challenging times. World Finals Financial Turnaround - The World Finals Achieved Breakeven The WPRA World Finals is important to our business mix., But, as all would agree, it needed attention and changes., By changing the location, updating the format, finding sponsors specifically interested in that type of event, and applying the right resources to drive all aspects of production, we have put it in the position to stand on its own., It is now in a position to get better, grow in a positive way and, with time, contribute to the WPRA’s bottom line. Sponsor Partnerships - Growing More corporations are considering the WPRA as an opportunity., The economy has not been kind to anyone and sponsors have definitely felt the impact. Despite that, we have been very actively working with sponsors to help them see the unique opportunity the WPRA presents. The WPRA has gotten very focused in terms of supporting and bringing more value to our current sponsors, identifying new sponsors and providing creative opportunities, which they did not have before. We are pleased, our sponsor list grew in 2010 and we expect more growth in 2011.

Open Dialog with Rodeo Committees Leads to Improvements for Competitors A strategic decision to actively participate in both the PRCA’s Annual Convention and the Association of Rodeo Committees has given us an opportunity to have a dialogue with our many committees in a forum where they are actively seeking information. These two key events allow us to provide a clear and consistent message to all committees. As an example, we have been focusing on explaining the impact of ground conditions and what it means to our members in terms of fair competition, safety, and protecting their equine investments. It was amazing to see the reaction of the Committees when we told our story. In addition, the opening of a oneon-one dialogue with both the DNCFR and Omaha Committees is leading to sponsor opportunities which should help the WPRA in future years. Opportunities between the WPRA & the PRCA - Joint Marketing Agreement The Joint Marketing Agreement is an agreement between the WPRA and PRCA to seek partnership with certain types of sponsorship opportunities. Several joint pitches have been made to date. One is actively going through the contract stage at present time and new ones are being lined up for the rest of the year. I am optimistic the Joint Marketing Agreement will lead to more opportunities and a stronger partnership with the PRCA. I would also like to recognize and acknowledge the fantastic job our staff and contract personnel have done over these past two years. Directed by Janet Cropper, this small group stepped up to the plate and delivered every time they were challenged., Few members will ever realize the tremendous effort and volume of work they took on., I appreciate their professionalism more than words can say. In closing, the past 10 years serving on the Board of Directors and the last two as President have been a rewarding and memorable experience. As I go forward, I’m sure there is some challenge within the sport I can busy myself with., It is really all I know how to do., So, until it crosses my path and I have an opportunity to rodeo with you again, I wish you all Happy Trails! Sincerely, Kathi Myers

NBHA Southwest Directors New Mexico State Director Francie LeBow felbarrels@yahoo.com 505-281-7772 District NM01 Kathy Price kprice@gobrainstorm.net 505-632-9790 (Counties in NM01 - San Juan) District NM02 Sharon George sharons.george@hotmail.com 505-861-2249 (Counties in NM02 – Bernalillo, Cibola, Los Alamos, Mckinley, Sandoval, Santa Fe, Socorro, Torrance, Valencia) District NM03 Dela Davis adeladavis@hotmail.com 575-760-9363 (Counties in NM03 - Colfax, Curry, Debaca, Guadalupe, Harding, Mora, Quay, Rio Arriba, Roosevelt, San Miguel, Taos, Union)

ll-Around District NM04 Vacant (Counties in NM04 - Chaves, Eddy, Lea, Lincoln, Otero) District NM05 Denice Baird denicebaird@yahoo.com 575-535-2647 (Counties in NM05 – Catron, Dona Ana, Grant, Hidalgo, Luna, Sierra) District NM06 Callie Rios callie.rios@yahoo.com 915-497-6746 (Counties in NM06 - Dona Ana, Luna, Sierra)

District AZ04 Janie Henson Cell:, 505-249-7608 Home:, 575-773-4741 email:, henson@gilanet.com (Counties in AZ04 - Apache, Navajo) District AZ05 Fran Smith 928-785-6745 nealenesmith@hotmail.com (Counties in AZ05 – Yuma) District AZ06 Tammy Campbell 928.231.9326 928.428.8423 campbet@yahoo.com (Counties in AZ06 – Graham, Greenlee) District AZ07 Deann Ashby 928-830-9278 (Counties in AZ07 – Yavapai) District AZ08 Callie Van Octeghem 928.699.4219 calliandra21@hotmail.com, (Counties in AZ08 – Coconino)

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Finals Shootout Standings 1. Jody Sheffield, Ogden, UT, 14.47,...........$55,400 2. Lisa Lockhart, Oelrichs, SD, 14.54,.........$21,400 3. Sherry Cervi, Marana, AZ, 14.58, ...........$19,350 4. Brittany Pozzi, Victoria, TX, 19.39,.............$6,700

International Pro Rodeo Association Standings through April 9, 2011 World Standings

Cowgirl Barrel Racing Total Money 1. Jessica Gilbert [R] - Morristown, TN, $2,651 1. Jody Sheffield, Ogden, UT,......................$55,400 2. Terri Alexander - Carrollton, GA, 2,400 2. Lisa Lockhart, Oelrichs, SD,....................$21,400 3. Louise MacIntyre - Rockmart, GA, 2,317 3. Sherry Cervi, Marana, AZ, ......................$19,350 4. Sallye Williams - Skiatook, OK, 2,046 4. Jane Melby, Backus, MN,..........................$8,200 5. Carie White - Richfield, WI, 1,467 5. Deb Renger, Okotoks, AB,........................$8,000 6. Brenda Mays, Terrebonne, Or,...................$7,900 7. Tana Renick, Kingston, OK, ......................$7,700 World Rookie Standings 8. Jill Moody, Letcher, SD, ............................$7,100 Cowgirl Barrel Racing 9. Brittany Pozzi, Victoria, TX, .......................$6,700 1. Jessica Gilbert - Morristown, TN, $2,651 10. Jeanne Anderson, White City, KS, ..............$6,350 2. Anna Smith - Blountsville, AL, 876 11. Annesa Self, Valley View, TX.......................$5,600 3. Brooke McArthur - Watford, ON, 705 NBHA Arizona 12. Kristen Williams, Carthage, TX, .................$3,850 4. Taylor Carver - Broxton, GA, 384 Arizona State Director 13. Kenna Squires, Fredonia, TX, ....................$3,850 5. Teresa Carver - Broxton, GA, 283 Jan Finney 14. Benette Barrington, Lubbock, TX, .............$3,750 602-910-9511 15. Sheena Robbins, Fresno, CA.....................$3,500 barreldream08@yahoo.com 16. Kassie Mowry, Dublin, TX .........................$3,250 National Senior Pro Rodeo http://statearizonanbha.com 17. Angie Meadors, Blanchard, OK,................$3,000 Association World Standings District AZ01 18. Lindsay Sears, Ropesville, TX....................$2,500 40 Ladies Barrel Race Sharie Ann Weber 19/20. Jana Kent-Isaac, Yakima, WA ....................$2,000 1. Mindy Goemmer, 70; 2. Mary Ann Toohey, 59; 928-696-6520 19/20. 311 Tammy Whyte, Eau Claire, WI, ...........$2,000 RodeoHouston 3. Kim Carver, 50; 4. Lynn Ray, 39; ; 5. Christie outlaw@ctaz.com 21. Kelli Tolbert, Hooper, UT...........................$1,250 Hebert, 30; 6. Mary Moe, 29; 7. Kelly Alderson, Barrel Racing (Counties in AZ01 – Mohave, LaPaz) 22. Nellie Williams, Cottonwood, CA, ..............$1,250 20 Finals Standings District AZ02 23/28. Sue Smith, Blackfoot, ID, .........................$1,000 March 19, 2011 Jan Finney 23/28. Sabrina Ketcham, Yeso, NM,.....................$1,000 50 Ladies Barrel Race 1. Sherry Cervi, Marana, AZ, 14.32, ...........$12,350 602-910-9511 23/28. Britany Fleck, Mandan, ND, .....................$1,000 1. Jerry Dolan, 74; 2. Jane Leatherberry, 67; 3. 2. Brittany Pozzi, Victoria, TX, 14.49,.............$3,200 barreldream08@yahoo.com 23/28. Sherrylynn Johnson, Henryetta, OR,..........$1,000 Cindy Reynolds, 54; 4. Sharon George, 44; 5. 3. Lisa Lockhart, Oelrichs, SD, 14.6,.............$2,900 (Counties in AZ02 – Maricopa, Gila, 23/28. Sammi Bessert, Loma, CO, ......................$1,000 Carol Duxbury, 34; 6. Ann Bassett, 32; 7. Kathy 4. Jody Sheffield, Ogden, UT, 14.61,.............$5,400 Pinal, LaPaz) 23/28. Savanah Reeves, Cross Plains, TX, ............$1,000 Flundra, 24 5. Jeanne Anderson, White City, KS, 14.63, ...$6,350 District AZ03 29. Lindsay Karp, Missoula, MT, ........................$750 6. Annesa Self, Valley View, TX, 14.72,...........$5,600 Holly Parker 30/33. Trula Churchill, Valentine, NE,......................$500 60 Ladies Barrel Race TX, 14.75, ......$3,850 520-234-0851 30/33. Tammy Fischer, Ledbetter, TX,......................$500 MONTH-APRIL 11 BUILT BY-VSA 7. Kristen Williams, IN Carthage, HOUSE PROOF CRX’D 1. A MONTH-FEB 2011 BUILT BY-DP Pat Spratt, 145; 2.INFrances HOUSEHargrave, PROOF 95; 3. 8. Jane Melby, Backus, MN, 14.9,.................$8,200 hparker@cis-broadband.com 30/33. Robin Montague, Bandera, TX, ....................$500 Kathy Ruby, 85; 4. Carolynn Vietor, 75 ; 5. Jane 9. Jill Moody, Letcher, SD, 20.45, .................$7,100 (Counties in AZ03 – Cochise, Pima, 30/33. Jean Winters, Texline, TX, .............................$500 Palmer Hahn, 54; 6. Saundra South, 51 ; 7. 1\410.VKenna (4.9 x 6.6) 1\4 V x 6.6) Squires, Fredonia, TX, 23.16, .........$3,850 Santa Cruz) Karen Goemmer, 41;(4.9 8. Barbara Wright, 24 34. Tana Poppino, Big Cabin, OK, .....................$250

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First Annual Cinch NRS Team Roping Classic

Smith’s Rodeo Photos P. O. Box 1368 Crownpoint, NM 87313

505.786.7191 On-Site Printing IN HOUSE PROOF BUILT BY-DP smithrodeophotos@frontiernet.net

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NBHA Open Barrel Race Saturday, July 2 at 11:00 a.m. 4 Saddles - Open 4D 4 Awards - Youth 4D 4 Awards - Seniors 4D Entry Fees: Open $55 • Youth $35 • Seniors $25 (carry over) • Exhibition $4 For pre-entry forms go to www.grantsrodeo.com or www.nmnbha.com Pre-entry must be received by June 24 at 5:00 p.m. Late entry with late fee Saturday at 7:00-9:00 a.m. Information: 505/285-6311 or 505/285-5772 This is a “Tough Enough to Wear Pink” event.

Save your date for

Leo Mitchell Jr. Memorial 4-D Barrel Race August 20 & 21 • Grants Rodeo Grounds Saturday, August 20

Sunday, August 21

Exhibitions start and late entries close 12:00 p.m. Open starts at 3:00 p.m. Seniors, followed by Youth

Exhibitions start and late entries close at 10:00 a.m. Open starts at 12:00 p.m. Seniors, followed by Youth

Special thanks to: Grants Rodeo Association and the Leo Mitchell, Jr. Family for making Dreams come true $1,000 Added in Open each day - Saddles to Division Average $100 Added in Youth each day - Awards to Division Average $100 Added Seniors each day - Awards to Division Average Saturday and Sunday - Open $55 / Youth $45 / Senior $35 Sunday Entry Fee - Open $55 / Youth $45 / Senior $35 Exhibitions - pay on site - limited tickets $4

Information: 505/285-6311 or 505/285-5772 For Pre Entry Forms go to www.nmnbha.com

he first annual Cinch NRS Team Roping Classic was held on Saturday, April 9 with the finals on Sunday, April 10. Alfonso Gonzalez and Cesar Ornelas took home the 2011 Chevy Dually Pick-Up Trucks from James Wood Motors with matching 3-Horse Cimarron Trailers towing behind. Brandon Mounce and Codee Reynolds took home the gorgeous NRS custom trophy Pro Series saddles for second. The roping was the first of its kind, where lower numbered ropers had the chance to win big like the professionals. All prizes were guaranteed and over $120,000 in cash was paid out over the weekend. CRX’DAround 300 total teams were in the running for the goods. The progressive round one and two were held on Saturday with the top 75 teams coming back to the 3-head nonprogressive on Sunday. Fast-times of each round took home $3,100; second place in the rounds won $2,380 and third place fast-times split $1,720. Brian Wright and Vance Walters took home the first round fast-time Mortenson Trophy Buckles and $3,100 with their 7.25 seconds. Trey Lowman and Billy Beyer were 7.37 seconds for second, and Witt Crowser and Jetty Harvery were 7.44 for third. Ropers were playing it a little safer in the second round. Andrew Wong and Ricky Aaron won the fast-time in round two with 7.57. Shaneece Coffman and Steve Wolf were 7.65, while Charles Quinn and Robert McGee came up with 7.66 seconds. The top 75 teams came back on Sunday for their Cinch NRSTRC jackets and their chance to win the trucks and trailers. In Sunday’s first round Hippie Sanchez and Billy Wong were first with 7.05 seconds. Second was Witt Crowser and Jetty Harvey with 8.03 seconds, and Trey Lowman and Billy Beyer had 8.59 seconds for third in the round. In the second round Micah Lynch and Tony Gatlin were 6.86, Dennis Moore

and Homer Coleman had 7.18 seconds and Brady Melton and Slick Robinson were 7.7 for third. Announcer, Ben Clements had the music rockin’ for the final round. As it came down to the top ten high callbacks, the tension was on. The fifth high callback team ended up with the champion trucks, trailers, buckles and $16,800. Alfonso Gonzalez and Cesar Ornelas were 27.49 seconds on three. Gonzalez and Ornelas are regulars to the NRS Training Center Ropings and were very excited to see it all pay-off. Brandon Mounce and Codee Reynolds were Reserve Champions with 28.52 seconds on three head. They took home NRS Custom Pro Series saddles and split $14,280. Lane Roberts and Tyler Schaffner were 29.04 for $11,760; Trey Lowman and Billy Beyer were 29.46 for $10,080; Max Perez and Ismael Alegria were 29.58 for $8,400; Matt Pruett and Dustin Searcy were 32.38 for $6,720; Lewis Perry and Hunter Lauterbock were 32.49 for $5,040, and Nathan Tempel and Colton Lee were 32.6 for $4,200. Corporate sponsors like Cinch Jeans, Cimarron Trailers, Classic Ropes, Classic Equine, Pfizer Animal Health, Tony Lama, Mortenson Custom Silver, Red Master Harrow, Resistol Hat and local sponsors such as McMaster New Holland, James Wood Motors, NRS and NRS Trailers, Sweetie Pie’s Ribeyes and the Decatur Chamber of Commerce helped make the first NRSTRC an amazing event. Krece Harris, NRS Arena Director and Clinician is already working on plans for the next year’s big event. Keep your eyes out for more information on the Second Annual NRSTRC at NRSworld.com. NRSworld has your western lifestyle covered. We’ve got the clothes to wear, the tack to use, the arena to ride in and the trailers to get you there. Our goal is to be your single source for everything you need to live the lifestyle we all love.

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New Mexico NBHA State Championships held in conjunction with Rockinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Horse Ranch monthly race Moriarty, New Mexico Big Money! ! s e c Big Ra May 20-22, 2011

NM NBHA Championship, One Day race, May 21, with over $3,500 added money & prizes!! RHR race, May 20 & 22 with $500 added each day, American West & WPRA sanctioned All New Mexico NBHA Members welcome for State Championships! No membership required for RHR races SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re changing the format for the annual championships â&#x20AC;&#x201C; making it a Friday, May 20 Exhibitions start 4:00 p.m. ~ sold on-site Race starts 7:00 p.m. ~ Open, Youth & Senior

Saturday, May 21 New Mexico NBHA State Championships ~ Exhibitions 8:30-10:00 a.m. ~ sold on-site by time slots morning of race Open race starts 11:00 a.m. followed by Senior & Youth Open Poles jackpot ~ $20 entry fee ~ 3D format (depending on # of entries) Awards & photos of all winners to follow Poles!!

worthwhile trip to come and run at 3 chances to win some money! The Championship is a one run race with Open, Youth and Senior, with added money of at least $2,000. RHR races will include a Friday night race and a Pee-Wee race Sunday before the Open, followed by Youth and Senior with $500 added each race. See our website at nmnbha.com for further details and entry forms. Plenty of stalls available, rented on a first-come first-served basis. Plenty of parking available â&#x20AC;&#x201C; no charge for day trippers and dry campers.

Sunday, May 22

2011 New Mexico NBHA State Championships

Exhibitions start 9:00 a.m. ~ sold on-site PeeWee race before Open Open race starts 11:00 followed by Youth & Senior

NMNBHA RULES: All district point race. No minimum # of races needed to enter!! Membership must be current as of 5/1/11 - Membership cards must be presented for all late entries - NO EXCEPTIONS! Entry deadline May 9, 2011. Late entries taken until 1st horse runs. No Rider substitutions - Horse substitutions allowed with $10 change fee. No Buy-Ins. Must be current member of NBHA. Dress Code enforced, all other NBHA rules apply, see official rules.

FEES: NM-NBHA Race Open $75 ~ Youth & Senior $50 $25 process fee with each entry form $20 Late fee $10 change fee $4 exhibitions ~ sold on-site (morning of race) by TIME SLOT See NMNBHA.COM for complete set of rules, information and entry forms. Mail all NM-NBHA entries to Francie LeBow, State Director. Call 505/281-7772 or email to felbarrels@yahoo.com.

ROCKIN HORSE RANCH RACES Open $60 ~ Youth & Senior $30 $5 office fee ~ $10 late fee ~ Exhibitions $4 Stalls $15/night See rockinhorseranch.org for entry forms and further information. Mail all entry forms for RHR races to Patty Wright.

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to raise than livestock, their meat(?) is lower in fat, they produce less manure and greenhouse gas, and 80% of the cricket is edible. But haven’t I read that one of the leading causes of greenhouse gas are termites? And the percentage of a cricket that you can eat is entirely dependent on how hungry you are! I’ve never been so starved that I’d munch on butterflies, chinch bugs or cricket nymphs, and regarding the latter, we don’t need to be prying into the private sex life of cricket nymphs, do we? Where are the animal rightists on this issue? Nymphs have rights too, you know! If these authors are right, in place of Certified Angus Beef we’ll be dining on Certified Angus Lice, and instead of mosquitoes eating you, we’ll all be eating them. Instead of man eventually being eaten by worms, man will eat them first. The Meat Board will host spider rib cook-offs and proclaim, “Roaches: They’re what’s for dinner!” We’ll give up our Burger King

wo entomology professors from the do. About a pound per person per year! They Netherlands are happier than a centipede point out that fruit juice can legally have five with new shoes that insects are starting to show fruit fly eggs and 2 larvae per cup. I don’t up on menus at fancy restaurants in places like know about you but I’ve had my last lemonade London and New York. I’m not impressed, for awhile! however, for I’ve eaten at hundreds of truck The illustration that went with the Wall stops and greasy spoons across this great land Street Journal story showed cuts of of ours where insects were on the menu. I’ve grasshopper like hind leg shanks, chuck of even swatted a fly or two with one myself. thorax and compound eye segments. I don’t But as I read the article in the Wall Street know if it was a joke but I do know if we start Journal, The Six Legged Meat Of The Future, eating such things it will be great for the written by Marcel Dicke and Arnold Van Huis, ketchup and condiment industries, or anything I was horrified to discover that the authors else that will hide that crunchy grasshopper mean that the insects will be the main course. taste. Although the authors say that insects At a New York Mexican restaurant you can taste like nuts, I don’t think that Planters is already order dried grasshopper tacos and in going to replace the cashews in their party London you can get stung for $11 for baby mix any time soon with locust mandibles, bee brulee. roasted dung beetles or dragonfly larvae. I must admit that I have eaten the The Norwegian authors make the argument occasional insect, but it was not on purpose that with a rapidly growing world population and I’m definitely NOT going to pay for the we won’t have the resources to eat traditional privilege. I’ve swallowed an occasional fly food, and 80% of all known creatures are when my mouth was open when it shouldn’t insects. And they are there for the taking. have been, but haven’t we all? I also ate some Hungry? Just swat a fly, go dig in your rug for Brussels sprouts once that tasted like they were some carpet beetles or keepPROOF a tray of A MONTH MAR 10 BUILT BY VSA IN HOUSE CRX’D more spider than sprout, but the two authors mealworms handy for the kids when they suggest that the western world will start eating come home from school. insects because unbeknownst to1\4 us, weValready The authors contend that insects are easier (4.9 x 6.6)

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Whoppers, Domino pepperoni pizzas and Hostess Twinkies for maggot brains, filet of antennae, water bug caviar and face flies. I can just hear it now: “Hello, my name is Alfred and I’ll be your waiter. Our specials, starting with the appetizer, are a fly in your soup, fresh locusts in your salad, sweet and sour larvae, a delightful roast tenderloin of tumblebug, and my favorite, dung beetle tempura. To top it all off we have chocolate covered crickets for dessert.” Oh yummy, get out the RAID! Although, I must admit it all sounds better than tofu. According to the article, the cowboy’s grub of the future is going to be just that: grubs. We’ll want there to be aphids in our Wheaties and we’ll get our fiber from Locust Chex Mix. The four food groups will be moths, beetles, lice and spiders and the praying mantis won’t be the only one down on its hands and knees praying they won’t be on the menu. www.LeePittsbooks.com

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recently came across the following in a U.S. government publication: “Realistically, livestock are the primary practical tools for altering vegetation on rangelands because of environmental concerns about herbicides and the high costs of treating vast acreages of rangeland.” The story described a “recent development” called “conservation grazing,” and said it had “resulted in a marked shift in the once negative views of cattle grazing held by many environmentalists and conservationists.” I was amazed. Of course, the story listed a number of “tradeoffs” as well, but still, it was quite surprising to see such statements in a government publication (“Agricultural Research”). Last month, a southern New Mexico city’s use of goats for weed control made its local paper’s front page – with photos. It turned out the city’s cost was hugely less for the weed-eating goats than it would have been for the equipment, human workers, etc., to do the same thing. The goats did a better, more complete job, too. Discussions currently are underway to hire the goats for weed-clearing in other parts of the city. It wasn’t a “new” discovery. Many oldtimers could have told them it would work. I remember visiting with an old-time rancher as we watched a set of high-powered (on paper) bulls sell. The guy sitting beside the auctioneer extolled the wonderful numbers of one particular bull as the gate opened for him to come into the sale ring. That bull’s papers said his Expected Progeny Differences (EPDs) showed amazingly low birth weights, exceptional growth and high weaning

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Chuck Sheppard Memorial

Way Out West Arena

May 6, 2011 Prescott Fairgrounds, Prescott, AZ Melissa Swinehart 928-445-7245

May 7 & June 4, 2011 Way Out West Arena, Hillsboro, NM Pat Jones 575-895-5386

TR Rawhide Bull Riding Every Wednesday and Saturday, 2011 Rawhide Arena, Chandler, AZ Shalene McGuckin 520-840-2996

Royal Gorge Rodeo

Sullivan Bucking Bulls

May 6-7, 2011 Royal Gorge Arena, Canyon City , CO CPRA 719-486-0599 See Advertisement on page 49

May 7-8, 2011 Socorro Fairgrounds, Socorro, NM Travis Sullivan 575-518-8164 See Advertisement on page 56

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BR Rodeo de Indios April 30-May 1, 2011 Sandoval County Sheriff's Posse, Bernalillo, NM AIRCA 505-733-2020 See Advertisement on page 49

April 30 & May 1, 2011 Southwest Cattle Growers Arena, Lemitar, NM Blaine Atwood 575-772-5175

NMHSRA Rodeo

May 6-8, 2011 Apache Gold Casino, San Carlos, AZ Jack Goodman 480-215-3180

May 7-8, 2011 Red Rock State Park, Gallup, NM Myra Skinner 575-760-8169 See Advertisement on page 45

May 2011 Flying M, Queen Creek, AZ Robin Mayberry 480-987-0354

AIRCA

May 6-8, 2011 Mormon Lake Arena, Mormon Lake, AZ Ty Jones 928-523-1326

May 7-8, 2011 Ft. Defiance Fairgrounds, Ft. Defiance, AZ Jeff Biakeddy 928-871-7810 See Advertisement on page 50

BRLS

May 2011 Horsemans Arena, Belen, NM Jimmy Thompson 505-459-6851

Spanish Trail Classic

NMRA Rodeo May 7-8, 2011 Socorro Fairgrounds, Socorro, NM Janice Aragon 505-864-9428 See Advertisement on page 49

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May 2011 Heritage Arena, Moriarty, NM Jeff Herndon 505-470-5353 See Advertisement on page 59

NBHA-NM-1

May 7, 2011 Hook Open A Ranch, Willcox, AZ Jack & Jan Kortsen 520-384-3772

May 11, 29, 30, June 12, July 17, 2011 McGee Park, Farmington, NM Kathy Price 505-632-9790 See Advertisement on page 68

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Cross Roads Ranch & Rodeo Company

Cowboy Church Ministries Team Roping

May 7, 2011 Sky Ute Downs Indoor Arena, Ignacio, CO Ken Beck 970-883-5595

May 12, 2011 Sonoita Fairgrounds, Sonoita, AZ Beth Hughes 520-559-5110

May 2011 Newberry Mesa Arena, Tolani Lake, AZ Gary Monroe 928-349-2417 See Advertisement on page 29

M & R Roping Productions

AIRCA May 14-15, 2011 Greasewood Springs Fairgrounds, Greasewood Springs, AZ Jeff Biakeddy 928-871-7810 See Advertisement on page 50

May 1, 2011 Javier Chavez Busted Boot Arena, Santa Fe, NM Kenny Zamora 505-469-4388 See Advertisement on page 28

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Sullivan Bucking Bulls

Copper Dust Stampede

May 7, 2011 Sheriff's Posse Arena, T or C, NM Travis Sullivan 575-518-8164 See Advertisement on page 56

May 14-15, 2011 Globe, AZ Andi Tedder 623-249-9506 See Advertisement on page 49

TR Cinco De Mayo Championships

May 7, 2011 M & R Arena, Cubero, NM Mathew Sanchez 505-238-4595

ROD Newberry Mesa Arena

BRLS

Pine River Valley Spring Classic

ROD

May 2011 Mark Sanchez 970-739-3851 See Advertisement on page 58

ROD

Pasture Roping & Wilcox Ranch Rodeo

TR Estancia Valley Rodeo Association

ROD

May 6-8, 2011 Spanish Trail Arena, Moab, UT USTRC 254-968-0002

BR Jimmy Thompson Team Ropings

ROD

Mike & Sherri Lynn Johnson School

TR Flying M Roughstock Practice

The Roping Company

ROD Blaine Atwood Team Roping

ROD

Kinishhba Buckout

NMHSRA Rodeo

May 7, 2011 Canyon Day Rodeo Arena, White River, AZ Spencer Declay 928-207-7236

May 14-15, 2011 Roswell Fairgrounds, Roswell, NM Myra Skinner 575-760-8169 See Advertisement on page 45

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The Roping Company

Sullivan Bucking Bulls

May 14-15, 2011 Prescott Fairgrounds, Prescott, AZ 520-205-0062 See Advertisement on page 45

May 27-30, 2011 Linden Valley Arena, Show Low, AZ Jack Goodman 480-215-3180 See Advertisement on page 15

June 4, 2011 Quemado Fairgrounds, Quemado, NM Travis Sullivan 575-518-8164 See Advertisement on page 56

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ZD Ropings

Southwest Horseman's Association

New Mexico Junior Rodeo Association

May 20-22, 2011 Hard Rock Casino, Albuquerque, NM Zane Dansie 801-599-1238 See Advertisement on page 30

May 27-June 4, 2011 Southwest Horseman's Arena, Silver City, NM Kim Clark 575-574-2629 See Advertisement on page 31

June 4-5, 2011 Bosque Farms Fairgrounds, Bosque Farms, NM Lisa Wade 505-363-8198 See Advertisement on page 52

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2011 NM NBHA State Championships

Circle T Arena

Bares, Broncs & Bulls

May 20-22, 2011 Rocking Horse Ranch Indoor Arena, Moriarty, NM Francie LeBow 505-281-7772 See Advertisement on page 71

May 28-29, 2011 Circle T Arena, Hamilton, TX Anita Gilmore 254-386-3559 See Advertisement on page 38

June 11, 2011 Grants Arena, Grants, NM Casper Baca 505-287-9534

BRLS

Tru Roping Production

Ralph Johnson Memorial Rodeo

Old Fort Days

May 21-22, 2011 Trujillo Arena, Portales, NM Jerry Trujillo 505-715-2413 See Advertisement on page 37

May 28-29, 2011 Ganado Fairgrounds, Ganado, AZ AIRCA 505-733-2020 See Advertisement on page 49

June 9-11, 2011 DeBaca County Fair Grounds, Fort Sumner, NM Jimmie Deefox 575-309-3186 See Advertisement on page 62

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AIRCA

M & R Roping Productions

Old Fort Days Rodeo

May 21-22, 2011 Cornfields Fairgrounds, Cornfields, AZ Jeff Biakeddy 928-871-7810 See Advertisement on page 50

May 28-29, 2011 Bernalillo County Sheriff's Posse Arena, Albuquerque, NM Mathew Sanchez 505-238-4595 See Advertisement on page 36

June 9-11, 2011 Fort Sumner Fairgrounds, Fort Sumner, NM Janice Aragon 505-864-9428 See Advertisement on page 62

ROD

Invitational Team Ropers Association

NMHSRA Rodeo

May 21-22, 2011 Southern NM State Fairgrounds, Las Cruces, NM Gerry Tully 575-937-2298 See Advertisement on page 33

May 28-29, 2011 Tularosa, NM Gerry Tully 575-937-2298 See Advertisement on page 34

June 9-12, 2011 Clovis Fairgrounds, Clovis, NM Myra Skinner 575-760-8169 See Advertisement on page 45

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Smokin Spurs Jr. Rodeo Association

The Roping Company

AIRCA Rodeo

May 21-22, 2011 Artesia Horse Council Arena, Artesia, NM Larissa Jackson 575-365-5733 See Advertisement on page 54

May 28-30, 2011 Flagstaff Fairgrounds, Flagstaff, AZ Jack Goodman 480-215-3180 See Advertisement on page 17

June 11-12, 2011 Beshbetoh Fairgrounds, Beshbetoh, AZ Jeff Biakeddy 928-871-7810 See Advertisement on page 50

ROD

Arizona Junior Rodeo Association

Gallup Lions Club Rodeo

May 21-22, 2011 Prescott Fairgrounds, Prescott, AZ Jodi Ivy 520-568-7457

June 15-18, 2011 Red Rock State Park, Gallup, NM Janice Aragon 505-864-9428 See Advertisement on page 49

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ROD

ROD Cibola County Rodeo Series

Team Roping, Calf Roping & Breakaway Jackpots

Showdown In Old Abiquiu

May 21-22, 2011 Grants Rodeo Arena, Grants, NM Melissa McDougale 505-287-2662 See Advertisement on page 46

June 3-4, 2011 Belen Sheriff's Posse, Belen, NM John English 505-239-7617 See Advertisement on page 52

June 17-18, 2011 Abiquiu Fairgrounds, Abiquiu, NM Janice Aragon 505-864-9428 See Advertisement on page 49

ROD

ROD Mac Productions

Red Rock Classic

Team Roping, Calf Roping & Breakaway Jackpots

May 22, 2011 Sheriff's Posse Arena, Belen, NM Amanda Kenney 505-409-5928 See Advertisement on page 59

June 3-5, 2011 Red Rock State Park, Gallup, NM Walt Eddy 505-863-6701 See Advertisement on page 35

June 17-18, 2011 Mountainair Fairgrounds, Mountainair, NM John English 505-239-7617 See Advertisement on page 52

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Sullivan Bucking Bulls

Grants Rodeo Association

International Finals Youth Rodeo

June 18, 2011 Tome, NM Travis Sullivan 575-518-8164 See Advertisement on page 56

July 1-4, 2011 Grants Rodeo Grounds, Grants, NM Jamie Holton 505-285-6611 See Advertisement on page 80

July 10-15, 2011 Shawnee Fairgrounds, Shawnee, OK Mike Jackson 800-762-7695 See Advertisement on page 23

ROD

New Mexico Junior Rodeo Asociation

Wild West Barrel Race

Mac Productions

June 18-19, 2011 Mountainair Fairgrounds, Mountainair, NM Lisa Wade 505-363-8198 See Advertisement on page 52

July 2, 2011 Grants Rodeo Grounds, Grants, NM 505-285-6311 See Advertisement on page 80

July 17, 2011 Sheriff’s Posse Arena, Belen, NM Amanda Kenney 505-409-5928 See Advertisement on page 59

ROD

BRLS

Gracie Lee Haught Memorial Team Roping

NMRA Rodeo

NBHA-NM-1

June 19, 2011 Payson Event Center, Payson, AZ Louise Echols 928-472-2588 See Advertisement on page 63

July 2-3, 2011 Cuba Fairgrounds, Cuba, NM Janice Aragon 505-864-9428 See Advertisement on page 49

July 17, 2011 Durango Fairgrounds, Durango, CO Kathy Price 505-632-9790 See Advertisement on page 68

BRLS

ROD

Mac Productions

Team Roping, Calf Roping & Breakaway Jackpots

Cowboy Church Ministriies Rodeo School

June 19, 2011 Sheriff's Posse Arena, Belen, NM Amanda Kenney 505-409-5928 See Advertisement on page 59

July 8-9, 2011 Grants Fairgrounds, Grants, NM John English 505-239-7617 See Advertisement on page 52

July 19-23, 2011 Sonoita Fairgrounds, Sonoita, AZ 520-455-5000 See Advertisement on page 66

ROD

Lasso Del Norte

Wild Thing Championship Bull Riding

Team Roping, Calf Roping & Breakaway Jackpots

June 23-26, 2011 Santa Fe Trail Event Center, Las Vegas, NM Kenny Zamora 505-469-4388 See Advertisement on page 39

July 8-9, 2011 Red Rock State Park, Gallup, NM Larry Peterson 505-863-5402 See Advertisement on page 65

July 22-23, 2011 Bosque Farms Fairgrounds, Bosque Farms, NM John English 505-239-7617 See Advertisement on page 52

ROD

Shakin On The Pecos Bull Riding

New Mexico Junior Rodeo Asociation

Durango Fiesta Days

June 25, 2011 Eddy County Sheriff's Posse, Carlsbad, NM Charles Ortego 575-706-4338 Charles See Advertisement on page 64

July 9-10, 2011 Grants Fairgrounds, Grants, NM Lisa Wade 505-363-8198 See Advertisement on page 52

July 23-31, 2011 LaPlata County Fairgrounds, Durango, CO Cindi Brevik 970-749-4960 See Advertisement on page 67

BR Rodeo De Taos June 25-26, 2011 Taos Fairgrounds, Taos, NM Janice Aragon 505-864-9428 See Advertisement on page 49

ROD

JULY AIRCA Rodeo July 1-2, 2011 Chinle Fairgrounds, Chinle, AZ Jeff Biakeddy 928-871-7810 See Advertisement on page 50

ROD Red Ryder Roundup July 1-3, 2011 Pagosa Fairgrounds, Pagosa, CO Lisa Scott 970-264-2730 See Advertisement on page 64

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Champions Choice Buckles . . . . 14 New Mexico NBHA State Championships . . . . . . 71 Chical Haystack . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Circle T Arena. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Newberry Mesa Arena . . . . . . . 29

BR - Chandler, AZ, C1 RS PRAC - Queen Creek, AZ, C1

Classic Ropes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Corriente Buckles. . . . . . . . . . . 69 O Corriente Saddle Company . . . . 22 Old Fort Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Old Mill. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Cowboy Church Ministries of Arizona . . . . . . . 66 Crossroads

Ranch & Rodeo Co. . . . . . . . 58 Patagonia Steel LP. . . . . . . . . . 16 Kirk Purvis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 D Dollar Center Trading & Pawn . . 69 R Durango Fiesta Days . . . . . . . . 67 RV Master Techs, LLC . . . . . . . . . 8

Rattler Ropes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61

BRLS - Farmington, NM, 68 BR - Chandler, AZ, C1

TR - Sonoita, AZ, C1

Red Bluff Buckles. . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Eddy County Sheriff' Posse . . . . 64 Red Rock Roping Productions . . 35 Empire Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Red Ryder Roundup. . . . . . . . . 64 Estancia Valley Rodeo. . . . . . . . 59

Ropers Sports News . . . . . . . . . 14 Running P Saddlery . . . . . . . . . 18

June Issue Ad / Text Deadline

Faith Foto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 S Freedom RV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Smith’s Rodeo Photos . . . . . . . 70 Paul Springer

BR - Chandler, AZ, C1 RS PRAC - Queen Creek, AZ, C1

Digital Photography . . . . . . . 73

Gosney Ranches. . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Southwest Horsemen's Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Gracie Lee Haught Memorial Ropin'. . . . . . . . . . 63 Sullivan Bucking Bulls . . . . . . . 56 Grants Rodeo Association . . . . . 80 Grants Rodeo Barrels . . . . . . . . 70 T The Roping Company . . . . . 15, 17 Town & Country Feed . . . . . . . . 66

Heel-O-Matic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Tru Roping Production . . . . . . . 37 Hubbard Trailer Sales . . . . . . . . 27

BR - Chandler, AZ, C1 RS PRAC - Queen Creek, AZ, C1

USTRC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10, 19

Imperial Trailer Sales . . . . . . . . 13 International Finals

Youth Rodeo . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Wild Thing Productions . . . . . . . 65 Invitational Team Ropers Association . . . . . 33, 34 Z ZD Roping. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 K Kirby Farrier Service . . . . . . . . . 24

Mailing Date for June Issue

Zamora Roping Productions . . . . . . . . . . 28. 39 30

JUNE 1

TR - Linden Valley, AZ, 15 TR - Flagstaff, AZ, 17 BRLS - Farmington, NM, 68

CR/TR - Silver City, NM, 31

BR - Chandler, AZ, C1 RS PRAC - Queen Creek, AZ, C1

ROD - Silver City, NM, 31

Memorial Day

EVENT CALENDAR KEY: BR=Bull Riding; BRLS=Barrel Racing; BKWY=Breakaway; CR=Calf Roping; HS=Horse Sale; PRAC=Practice; ROD=Rodeo; RS=Rough Stock; SE=Special Event; SCH=School; TE=Timed Event; TP=Team Penning; TR=Team Roping. The number following the entry references the page number of advertising when applicable.

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

MAY 1

ROD - Cottonwood, AZ, 49 SE - Albuquerque, NM, 66

ROD - Cottonwood, AZ, 49 ROD - Bernalillo, NM, 49 SE - Albuquerque, NM, 66 BR - Chandler, AZ, C1 TR - Lemitar, NM, C1 TR - Belen, NM, 505-917-4217

TR - Santa Fe, NM, 28 ROD - Bernalillo, NM, 49 SE - Albuquerque, NM, 66

ROD - Cannon City, CO, 49 SCHL - Morman Lake, AZ, 51 TR/CR - Prescott, AZ, C1 TR - San Carlos, AZ, C1 USTRC TR - Moab, UT, C1

TR - Tolani Lake, AZ, 29 ROD - Gallup, NM, 45 ROD - Cannon City, CO, 49 ROD - Socorro NM, 49, 57 ROD - Ft. Defiance, AZ, 50 SCHL - Morman Lake, AZ, 51 BR - T or C, NM, 56 BR - Socorro, NM, 56 ROD - Cuba, NM, 58 BR - Chandler, AZ, C1 TR - San Carlos, AZ, C1 TR - Willcox, AZ, C1 HS - Ignacio, CO, C1 TR - Cubero, NM, C1 BR - White River, AZ, C1

8 TR - Hillsboro, NM, C1 USTRC TR - Moab, UT, C1

ROD - Gallup, NM, 45 ROD - Socorro NM, 49, 57 ROD - Ft. Defiance, AZ, 50 SCHL - Morman Lake, AZ, 51 BR - Socorro, NM, 56 TR - San Carlos, AZ, C1 USTRC TR - Moab, UT, C1

TR - Tolani Lake, AZ, 29 ROD - Prescott, AZ, 45 ROD - Roswell, NM, 45 ROD - Globe, AZ, 49 ROD - Greasewood Springs AZ, 50 ROD - Bernalillo, NM, 58 BR - Chandler, AZ, C1

ROD - Prescott, AZ, 45 ROD - Roswell, NM, 45 ROD - Globe, AZ, 49 ROD - Greasewood Springs AZ, 50 ROD - Bernalillo, NM, 58

TR - Albuquerque, NM, 30 TR - Portales, NM, 37 BRLS - Moriarty, NM, 71

TR - Albuquerque, NM, 30 TR - Las Cruces, NM, 33 TR - Portales, NM, 37 ROD - Grants, NM, 46 ROD - Cornfields, AZ, 50 ROD - Artesia, NM, 54 BRLS - Moriarty, NM, 71 BR - Chandler, AZ, C1 ROD - Prescott, AZ, C2

TR - Albuquerque, NM, 30 TR - Las Cruces, NM, 33 ROD - Grants, NM, 46 ROD - Cornfields, AZ, 50 ROD - Artesia, NM, 54 CR - Belen, NM, 59 BRLS - Moriarty, NM, 71 ROD - Prescott, AZ, C2

TR - Linden Valley, AZ, 15

TR - Linden Valley, AZ, 15 TR - Flagstaff, AZ, 17 TR - Tolani Lake, AZ, 29 SCHL - Silver City, NM, 31 TR - Tularosa, NM, 34 TR - Albuquerque, NM, 36 TR - Hamilton, TX, 38 ROD - Ganado, AZ, 49 ROD - Estancia, NM, 59 BR - Chandler, AZ, C1

ROD - Silver City, NM, 31 TR - Gallup, NM, 35

ROD - Silver City, NM, 31 TR - Andrews, TX, 34 TR - Gallup, NM, 35 BR - Quamado, NM, 56 BR - Chandler, AZ, C1 TR - Hillsboro, NM, C1 JR ROD - Bosque Farms, NM, 52

TR - Andrews, TX, 34 TR - Gallup, NM, 35 JR ROD - Bosque Farms, NM, 52

MAY 2011

ll-Around

87th Annual July 4th Celebration

Wild West Days Rodeo

July 1-4, 2011 • Grants Rodeo Arena Exit 81 Highway 53 South - 100 stalls and showers Don’t miss Tomas Garcilazo “Charro Traditional Horsemanship and Rope Artistry” “2007 PRCA Specialty Act of the Year” • July 4, 2011 at the 1:30 and 7:00 p.m. Rodeos!

TEAM ROPING Friday, July 1 at 6:00 p.m. #10 and #11 (No cap) Buckles Awarded to High Money Header and Heeler

3 for $60/team or 3 for $30/roper Enter at 6:00 p.m. Rope at 7:00 p.m. Roping Information: Jerry 505/287-3405 or Joseph 505/409-1645

NBHA OPEN BARREL RACE Saturday, July 2 at 11:00 a.m. 4 Saddles in Open 4D 4 Awards in Youth 4D 4 Awards in Seniors 4D

Entry Fees: Open $55 • Youth $35 • Seniors $25 (carry over) Exhibition $4 For Pre Entry forms go to www.grantsrodeo.com or www.nmnbha.com. Pre entry must be received by June 24 at 5:00 p.m. Late entry with late fee taken Saturday at 7:00-9:00 a.m. NO entries will be taken after race starts. Information: 505/285-6311 or 505/285-5772

18 AND UNDER JUNIOR ROUGH STOCK Saturday, July 2 at 7:00 p.m. Buckle to Event Winner Sheep Riding, Calf Riding, Steer Riding, Bull Riding, Bareback Riding, Saddle Bronc

Pre entries must be postmarked by June 22. Late entries will be taken from 5:00-7:00 p.m. with a late fee. Entry forms: www.grantsrodeo.com or call 505/634-1484

18 AND UNDER JUNIOR TIMED EVENTS Sunday, July 3 at 9:00 a.m. All Around Saddle to Boy and Girl in Each Age Group! Pre entries Must be postmarked by June 22. Late entries will be accepted from 7:00-8:00 a.m. with a late fee. NO entries will be taken after rodeo starts. Entry forms: www.grantsrodeo.com or call 505/634-1484

OPEN RODEO Monday, July 4 at 1:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Saddle Bronc, Bareback Riding, Bull Riding Novice Bull Riding $75 13 and under Steer Riding $45, 9 and under Calf Riding $35, Mutton Busting (50 lbs and less) $20, Calf Roping $75, Breakaway Roping $75 Steer Wrestling $75, 4-D Barrel Racing $55.

Team Roping $40/roper Enter 2x. Kids Shoe Scramble! Slack will be after first performance. Entries open June 21 from 6:00-10:00 p.m. each night until full. Entry and Information: 970/739-3851 or 970/769-3243 Entry Email: crossroadsrodeocompanyatyahoo.com. Entries taken at the Grants Rodeo Grounds Thursday June 30 from 12:00-9:00 p.m. Stock provided by Crossroads Ranch Rodeo Company This is a “Tough Enough to Wear Pink” weekend Proceeds from this program will be used to provide mammograms at Cibola General Hospital Pueblo Country will be playing Friday and Saturday at the Cow Palace at 9:00 p.m.