The All Around-June 2011 by Western Sports Publishing

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June 2011 Volume 17 • Number 6 $2.00

2011 Rodeo Season – It’s Happening Now!

Action at the NMRA Rodeo - Cinco De Mayo Celebration in Socorro, NM

t seems 2011 is well underway and the New Mexico Rodeo Association is well into their season and off to a good start. With several rodeos under their belt for 2011, the association seems to be

covering all of their bases and giving what cowboys and cowgirls all across the Southwest want in the way of rodeos. The changes and additions to the events and formats seem to be providing contestants with more ways to enter, win and enjoy themselves. Already, it looks to be paying off as recent events have seen an explosion in contestants. The month of May kicked off with the big, NMRA Sanctioned Cinco De Mayo

rodeo in Socorro, New Mexico. Action from the NMRA, as well as several other added events mixed it up for a whole weekend of celebration, Cinco De Mayo style. From bronc riding, to mutton busting, team roping to barrel racing and everything in between, the weekend was a feast of rodeo-style fun. The NMRA did their part with two full performances on both Saturday at Sunday, May 7 and 8 at 1 p.m. Along with NMRA continued on page 2

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Competitorial was all set to dive into the comical, yet compelling, drama by the PBR and the NFL’s Chad Ochocinco. Like a lot of other people, I thought it was interesting and would have provided this month’s column with some humorous fodder. Unfortunately, the recent outbreak of the EHV-1 virus and its impact on the rodeo/team roping/barrel racing industry here in the Southwest trumps all issues… and there’s not much humor to be found in it. Even so, I’m still struggling to figure out who made out best between the PBR and the generously timed 1.5 second bullriding debut by Ochocinco. Whoever it was, one thing is certain… it was a marketing coup for both. Hats off to both parties for grabbing the county’s attention for a least one news cycle… GENIOUS! As for the Equine Herpes Virus Myeloencephalopathy (EHM), it seemed not only the right time, but my responsibility to try and clear up all the rumors, conjecture, etc. that has most every horse owner in the Western half of the U.S. in a frenzy. Within the realm of “full disclosure” I want to say that it’s hard to imagine the timing could be worse. The season is just kicking off, and it was looking like things were on the upswing despite astronomical fuel prices. Event cancellations are not good for the industry overall, and particularly bad for a business that depends on advertising these events. However, despite the losses, it’s time for everyone to DO THE RIGHT THING… and just sit tight until this thing passes. The more patient we all are, the faster this thing will be over and the sooner things will get back on track. So here are the facts… at least the facts as they officially stand as of Friday morning, May 20. Maybe the most important to horse owners is some epidemiology information that will

help to better understand EHV-1. If you want the full details, complete with medical jargon, there are plenty of online sources of information. The main thing is that EHV-1 is serious. It’s serious, because its deadly and because it is highly contagious. That said it’s important to understand how it is spread because once that is understood, it’s easy to figure out how to keep it from becoming a full-blown epidemic. We all remember the West Nile epidemic a few years past. Though EHV-1 is just as bad or maybe worse with regard to the effect it has on horses which contract it, the good news is that because of the differences in how they are spread, EHV-1 is easier to control. In short, it’s nearly impossible to keep a lid on a virus that’s spread by mosquitos, but we can

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certainly control the exposure of our horses, horse equipment, etc., from one to another. Below is the official listing, as of May 19, of all reported cases. This should clear up a lot of the rumors out there. Like a lot of you, I have heard reports of horses dead and dying by the dozens. The truth is, to date there have been seven horses that have died or been euthanized. States not included in the tables below have reported there are no known exposed horses related to this incident currently within their state. Definitions: Exposed Horses: Horses that attended the Ogden, Utah event from April 29 to May 8 and horses that subsequently came into contact with horses that attended the Ogden, Utah event (secondarily exposed). Exposed Premises: Premises with exposed horses. Suspect EHV-1 case: A horse exposed to EHV1 that develops fever (rectal temperature

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2011 Rodeo Season – It’s Happening Now! cowboys and cowgirls, several cosanctioned competitors from the PAFRA, CPRA, UPRA and GCPRA made for a large group of more than 150 contestants. In addition to the amateur rodeo contestants, the rodeo opened the door for Mini Bull riders both Saturday and Sunday to struck their stuff on the back

of Sullivan’s Mini Bulls, as well as a handful of mutton busters who helped entertain the crowd with their opening performance action. Finally, the NMRA also allowed 12 and under barrel racers to compete during the rodeo giving spectators a complete slew of events from every age group.

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The four-person Socorro County rodeo committee was honored for their efforts and hard work with a huge turnout from the local community. Local farmers and ranchers came together to help with feed and hay donations for the rodeo stock continued on page 4

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above 101.5 F), but has no neurologic signs at this time. Confirmed EHV-1 case: A suspect EHV-1 case with laboratory confirmation of EHV-1 infection, but has no neurologic signs at this time. Suspect EHM case: A horse exposed to EHV-1 that develops neurologic signs. (Posterior incoordination, weakness, recumbency with inability to rise, and/or bladder atony are most commonly seen in EHM cases.) Confirmed EHM case: A suspect EHM case with laboratory confirmation of EHV-1 infection. Once again, I’d like to stress the fact we as horse owners are the ones that control how serious this outbreaks gets. A little patience and common sense will go a long way towards getting things back to normal as soon as possible. For our part, we will be keeping comprehensive and up to date information on our website until this thing blows over. We will be updating the status of things on a daily basis, including event cancellations and official state and federal information pertaining to EHV-1. You can find this information at: http://www.wspubs.com/index.html click on the EHV-1 link to find all the information. Until next month, keep your horse safe and do the right thing.

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2011 Rodeo Season – It’s Happening Now! throughout the weekend, there were lots of local volunteers to help set up, tear things down and help throughout the weekend, and even the prisoners from the local prison facility were grateful to get out and help prepare and clean the facility after the long weekends of events. The rodeo weekend was well staged and welcomed by the contestants and spectators alike. From the free pancake breakfast to the well groomed ground for the contestants to compete on, as well as the unique help from stock contractors, the weekend was a success for everyone. The only thing that could be found as negative was the low turnout of rough stock contestants. Tthe NMRA is not alone in this area, as the number of rough stock competitors across the country is diminishing. However, the bright side is that the rookie division, and especially the ranch bronc riding, is growing and improving the rough stock part of the association. The committee walked away happy with a successful event that made the facility and community money for improvements and maintenance, many contestants filled their pockets with great cash payouts and the community was given a great weekend filled with the exciting spills and thrills of rodeo. After the dust settled at the Socorro Rodeo grounds, several of the Southwest’s top competitors hit the road home with prize payout in hand. This included saddle bronc rider, Kevin Cox, who topped his event, as well as ranch bronc riding champion, Colt Chlarson and bull riding winner, Devren Meyers. On the roping end of the arena, Christen Martinez was the breakaway roping winner. She joined calf roping champion Seth Hall, as well as the incentive calf roping winner, Dave Aragon. The team of Kyle Honeyfield and Lane Siggins took home the top honors in the open team roping while the incentive team roping championships went home with Matt Chaffin and Kade Elkins. In the steer wrestling, Mike Murphy was the big man with the big money at the end of the weekend and in the open barrel race, Kelly Waide took the big win with a fast time. Joining her was Susan Siggins who won the incentive barrel race. Congratulations to all of these winners and the complete Socorro rodeo arena, the city of Socorro, the NMRA and everyone involved with this great event. Socorro - Cinco De Mayo Rodeo Socorro, New Mexico May 7-8, 2011 Bareback No qualified rides Saddle Bronc Riding 1. Kevin Cox, 73, $292; 2. Jeb Loney, 68, $219; 3. Chance Towner, 66, $153 Ranch Bronc Riding 1. Colt Chlarson, 70, $152; 2. Pat Garcia, 66, $101 Bull Riding 1. Devren Meyers, 75, $452; 2. Richard Ulibarri, 74, $339; 3. Ty Curtis, 65, $236 Day Money Devren Meyers, $40; Richard Ulibarri/Ty Curtis, $40 Breakaway Roping 1. Christen Martinez, 3.1, $479; 2. Mackie Saavedra, 3.5, $359; 3. Savannah Saavedra, 3.7, $250 Open Barrel Race 1. Kelly Waide, 18.075, $633; 2. Denise Chambliss, 18.479, $475; 3. Marie Autrey, 18.499, $316; 4. Casey Dove, 18.567, $158 Incentive Barrel Race 1. Susan Siggins, 18.878, $264; 2. Lisa Girdner, 18.915, $197; 3. Christen Martinez, 18.984, $122; 4. Rachel Maestas, 18.992, $ 95 Steer Wrestling 1. Mike Murphy, 12.9, $434; 2. Kyle Smith, 15.9, $290 Calf Roping 1. Seth Hall, 8.1, $410; 2. Todd Saulsberry, 9.1, $307; 3. Mason Georges, 9.3, $214 Incentive Calf Roping 1. Dave Aragon, 17.5, $1,572 Open Team Roping (Payout per person) 1/2. Kyle Honeyfield / Lane Siggins, 5.6, $660; 1/2. Seth Hall / Justin Loya, 5.6, $660; 3. Sal Gomez / JR DeDios, 6.2, $418; 4/5. Chance Kiehne / Gralyn Elkins, 6.6, $231; 4/5. Enrique Salas / Adrian Salas, 6.6, $231 Incentive Team Roping (Payout per person) 1. Matt Chaffin / Kade Elkins, 6.7, $660; 2. Manny Romero / David Jaramillo, 7.1, $495; 3. David McCalister / Cody Garcia, 9.3, $330; 4. Larry Cohorn / Tim Lamb, 9.6, $165

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n front of a sellout crowd at the Lucas Oil Invitational presented by Cooper Tires, the 18th stop on the Professional Bull Riders Built Ford Tough Series, NFL AllPro receiver Chad Ochocinco bucked off Deja Blu in 1.5 seconds on Saturday at the Arena at Gwinnett Center. “I feel good. It was fun. I can cross ‘ride a bull’ off my bucket list,” said Ochocinco. “This sport doesn’t get enough credit. The guys who do this week in and week out deserve the utmost respect. They should be the highest-paid athletes in sports.” Held during intermission before the Built Ford Tough Championship Round, Ochocinco’s exhibition ride was separate from the BFTS event, that featured the Top 40 bull riders in the world competing for $131,000 in prize money. The action from Georgia will be televised in HD on VERSUS at 11 p.m. ET on Sunday. The ride came about following a Twitter comment posted by Ochocinco on May 5 that said he was going to ride a bull at the PBR event in Duluth. PBR President and COO Sean Gleason replied via Twitter to Ochocinco on May 9, saying that if he showed up, got on a bull and exited the chute, the PBR would pay him $10,000. Gleason also said that if he completed a successful ride of 8 seconds that the PBR and Ford Trucks would present him with a brand-new Ford F-150 with the EcoBoost™ Engine. Ochocinco reached out via Twitter to nine-time World Champion and PBR cofounder Ty Murray, who agreed to train him. The pair arrived in Georgia on Friday and attended the first night of competition. Murray began a crash course on bull riding, and Ochocinco received advice from BFTS riders, including 2006 PBR Rookie of the Year J.B. Mauney, who was the leader heading into Saturday. Ochocinco returned to the arena on Saturday and spent the morning training with Murray and PBR co-founder Cody Lambert, who as Director of Livestock for the PBR chose Deja Blu. The 6-year-old bull is owned by 2010 PBR Contractor of the Year Jeff Robinson, in conjunction with Baseball Hall of Fame manager Tommy Lasorda. The PBR had Dickies® DuraBullfighters in the arena to provide the same level of world-class protection for Ochocinco that they provide to riders on the BFTS week in and week out. “This was a monumental challenge for Chad to undertake. Riders train their entire

life to earn the opportunity to compete in the PBR,” said Murray. “It would be comparable to someone who has never skied saying that they wanted to ski one time and they wanted it to be on a double diamond at the top of the French Alps. He didn’t start out on the bunny slope and work his way up. This has never been done, but he is an elite athlete.” Deja Blu has bucked off five PBR riders in a row, including Josh Faircloth on Friday in the Built Ford Tough Short Round. In 13 outs on the BFTS in 2011, the bull has bucked off eight riders including two-time PBR World Champion Chris Shivers. Ochocinco’s ride will not count in Deja Blu’s official statistics. The last rider to register a score was top-ranked Valdiron de Oliveira, who had 88.25 points in Round 3 en route to winning first place and $65,000 in Fresno, Calif., in March. Other riders that have registered scores in 2011 include 2001 PBR Rookie of the Year Luke Snyder, who won $216,500 on April 16 in front of a sellout crowd in Las Vegas, and 2009 PBR Rookie of the Year Cody Nance. In the event that Ochocinco had ridden the bull for 8 seconds, the PBR and Ford Trucks were going to present him with a new Ford F-150 with the EcoBoost™ Engine. He was also going to be able to rename the bull. Ochocinco had said that if he won the truck he would give it to one of his followers on Twitter.

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NFL Superstar, Ochocinco rides PBR’s Deja Blu for 1.5 seconds

Chad Ochocinco tries to ride Deja Blu.

Ty Murray and Cody Lambert help Chad Ochocinco get settled on Deja Blu.

Jim Haworth and Sean Gleason congratulate Chad Ochocinco for trying to ride Deja Blu.

Chad Ochocinco tries to ride Deja Blu.

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World Series of Team Roping World Series of Team Roping Recent Events Globe, AZ By all reports this was a good roping with a nice turn out. The only complaints that we received concerned the sort on the cattle. Comments were that there were two different sizes mixed together and cattle weren’t speed sorted. Corey and Jack have three ropings scheduled in AZ. If you guys will notice that they will be producing the Flagstaff roping. Levi Schofield loads up and heads back to

Colorado for the summer and transferred this roping to the Roping Co. Classification biggest discussion was Michelle Rezzonico. I guess everyone has figured out that we have been using winning percentages to determine move dates. She enters alot but this one put her up over the limit and we moved her up to a #5. Preston Chamberlain placed several times and everyone was in agreement that he needed to move from a 4 to a #5. Oscar Watson was moved from a #3 to a #4, and Ty Romo was lowered from a 9 to and 8 .

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National All Amateurs News about the summer AA events New NAA event in Colorado I’ve gotten a lot of requests to have more NAA ropings this summer further south into Colorado and southern Wyoming. I’m a little hesitant, since it seems Colorado’s economy has been struggling and Colorado ropings have been down since the heyday of Tim Nelson. But last year, the one NAA roping we hosted in Loveland with Colt Bruegman’s Big Daddy 500 had a great turnout – almost 850 teams. This year with the change of the location of the NAA Northern Finals from Billings, MT to Rapid City, South Dakota, I feel we need to give the Colorado ropers another chance to get qualified for the Finals. The roping’s coming up fast — it’s June 4-5 at

Spicer’s Arena in Eaton, Colo. If you’ve roped around northern Colorado, you know it’s a great indoor setup. If you’re from the north and haven’t roped there yet, you’ll want to check it out. Date: June 4th - June 5th Spicer Arena Eaton, CO Date: July 16th - July 17th The Ranch Loveland, CO

More Thoughts from Ty Cold! That one word could sum up the NAA roping April 30 and May 1st in Gillette, Wyoming. Winter might not be over yet for the north. Wind, snow, and icy

TRU Roping Productions Results USTRC Affiliate Event TRU Roping Productions Arena, Portales, NM April, 16 2011 2011 TRU Roping Productions #11 Handicap Draw; Total Payout: $3,441 Average 1. Hadley Gilbert (Clovis, NM) / Eddie Davis (Capitan, NM), 39.12 on 4, $1,471; 2. Jesus G. Trujillo (Hagerman, NM) / Randy Ragland (Texico, NM), 43.73 on 4, $1,144; 3. Al F. Trujillo (Clovis, NM) / Randy Ragland (Texico, NM), 47.25 on 4, $654 Round 1 1. Don Pool (Clovis, NM) / Brad T. Good (Clovis, NM), 6.61, $172 #10 Handicap Draw; Total Payout: $4,432 Average 1. Kyler R. Smith (Portales, NM) / Gerry G. Stamps (Tatum, NM), 25.84, $1,684; 2. Ben K. McDaniel (Clovis, NM) / Clay C. Smith (Portales, NM), 31.14, $1,262; 3. Al F. Trujillo (Clovis, NM) / Clinton C. Bilbrey (Portales, NM), 31.48, $842; 4. Joe V. Fuqua (Carlsbad, NM) / Clinton C. Bilbrey (Portales, NM), 31.52, $422 Round 1 1. Kyler R. Smith (Portales, NM) / Ruben Trujillo (Loco Hills, NM), 6.13, $222 May 7, 2011 #12 Handicap Draw; Total Payout: $1,550 Average 1. Brad Hodges (Clovis, NM) / Randy R. Sanchez (Jarales, NM), 39.46 on 4, $840; 2. Stanley Dixon (Portales, NM) / Abe I. Urias (Portales, NM), 40.97 on 4, $560 Round 1 1. Kyler R. Smith (Portales, NM) / Jerry Gonzales (Portales, NM), 5.87, $150 #10 Handicap Draw; Total Payout: $4,680 Average 1. Kerry A. Osburn (Elida, NM) / Tyler Luce (Clovis, NM), 27.26 on 3, $2,120; 2. Kevin Clements (Clovis, NM) / Clinton C. Bilbrey (Portales, NM), 27.27 on 3, $1,270; 3. Jesus G. Trujillo (Hagerman, NM) / Clay C. Smith (Portales, NM), 28.25 on 3, $850 Round 1 1. Brad Hodges (Clovis, NM) / Clinton C. Bilbrey (Portales, NM), 6.33, $440 Open Pick; Total Payout: $750 Average 1. Kyler R. Smith (Portales, NM) / Michael Trujillo (Portales, NM), 27.71 on 4, $400; 2. Hadley Gilbert (Clovis, NM) / Michael Trujillo (Portales, NM), 38.76 on 4, $270 Round 1 1. Al F. Trujillo (Clovis, NM) / Ruben Trujillo (Loco Hills, NM), 5.43, $80

roads greeted ropers on Saturday morning with the temperature below freezing. Still the roping was up 50% in teams from last years roping. We finished the weekend with 933 teams over the 2 days. The cattle, a fresh set from Mexico, didn’t quite expect this northern weather, and were a little weak. Hopefully a couple weeks of sun and they will be up and going by Billings’ Memorial Day Weekend. We had a couple of kids in Gillette that improved so much since we had seen them last summer, we had to increase their classifications; I’m now just waiting to hear from the upset parents to let me know I’ve wrecked their kid’s summer dreams by re-classifying them. Besides those, the classifications look good and even.

ITRA invades Albuquerque

n April 16 -17, Gerry Tully and his ITRA(International Team Ropers Association) gang rolled into the Bernalillo Sherriff’s Posse Arena in Albuquerque, NM for a weekend of great team roping action . The event hosted a events for ropers to try to claim their share of the 2011 World Series of Team Roping cash payout and a chance to qualify for this year’s WSTR Finale in Las Vegas, which promises to be bigger than ever. The weekend kicked off with a warm up #15 roping on Saturday Morning followed by a #13 WSTR and #12 WSTR events. Sunday opened with a #12 Special Fees WSTR, entry roping, followed by a #11 WSTR and #10 WSTR divisions. The entire weekend was packed with action and ropers had plenty of chances top win. In the end, many ropers left with large payout checks in hand. The WSTR winners included Albuquerque’s Sam Loya who teamed up with Casey Cordell who came over from Del Rio, Texas. They took home the big money in the #13 WSTR. The team of Jerry Elkins and JoDan Mirabal won the #12 WSTR while in the #11 WSTR, the team of Neal Dyson and Cole Benjamin won the average. Finally, the team of Walt Eddy and Denny Gentry teamed up for the championship in the #10 WSTR. No doubt this was a great event ropers in the central New Mexico area showed up to support. Other ITRA events will be coming up in the near future. Ropers can visit International Team Ropers Association on Facebook for more information. ITRA Albuquerque, NM #13 WSTR - 71 Teams Average 1. Sam Loya, Albuquerque, NM / Casey Cordell, Del Rio, TX 35.72 $6,820; 2. David McCallister, Albuquerque, NM / Shawn Willis, Bosque Farms, NM 35.99 $5,120; 3. Twister Smith, Caballo, NM / Carl Wilken, Hillsboro, NM 37.01 $3,400; 4. James Gililland, Belen, NM / Cody Wilson, Capitan, NM 38.79 $1,700 #12 WSTR - 80 Teams Average 1. Jerry Elkins, Milan, NM / JoDan Mirabal, Grants, NM 35.79 $7,680; 2. Garrett Poe, Silver City, NM / CW Morris, Deming, NM 36.62 $5,760; 3. Ross Long, Albuquerque, NM / Kyle Segura, Moriarty, NM 38.54 $3,840; 4. Sid Savage, Caballo, NM / Carl Wilken, Hillsboro, NM 38.88 $1,920 #11 WSTR - 132 Teams Average 1. Neal Dyson, Lemitar, NM / Cole Benjamin, Magdalena, NM 34.15 $10,120; 2. Nicky Delgado, Las Cruces, NM / Chance Gomez, Ruidoso Downs, NM 38.16 $6,140; 3. Dominic Chavez, Lemitar, NM / Cole Benjamin, Magdalena, NM 38.16 $6,140; 4. Roy Montoya, Sapello, NM / Leroy Lucero, Villanueva, NM 39.6 $3,680; 4. Christina Wilson, Capitan, NM / CW Morris, Deming, NM 41.38 $2,760; 5. Sid Savage, Caballo, NM / Charles Tenorio Moriarty, NM 43.18 $1,840 Fast Time 1. Wade Baize, Anthony, NM / Brock Kipp, Las Cruces, NM 8.51 $1,000 #10 WSTR - 143 Teams Average 1. Walt Eddy, Gallup, NM / Denny Gentry, Albuquerque, NM 44.36 $11,000; 2. Jacob Livingston, Las Cruces, NM / Bill Porter, Salem, NM 44.64 $7,660; 3. Sterling Kelly, San Miguel, NM / Hector Lucero, Belen, NM 45.68 $5,660; 4. Gary Shiflett, Deming, NM / Sam Livingston, Santa Teresa, NM 48.75 $4,000; 5. Anthony Silva, Los Lunas, NM / Kyle Encinias, Los Lunas, NM 49.31 $3,000; 6. Bronson Darnell, Tijeras, NM / Mike Murray, Tijeras, NM 51.73 $2,000 Fast Time 1. Travis Regensberg, Las Vegas, NM / Leroy Lucero, Villanueva, NM 14.65 $1,000

Fuller Hosts a Great One!

uller Productions kicked the early Arizona Summer off with a great event packed full of World Series of Team Roping events. The April 16-17 event opened up a door for many of the snowbird last Hoo-Raa so to speak, to win big and many of them did. Winners included Raymond Kerr from South Dakota and Surprise, Arizona heeler, Nathan Singletary who took the Average win of the #13 WSTR. They split $8,065 in cash. The #12 WSTR winners, Len LeBlanc who hails out of Canada teamed up with local Arizona roper, Chance Whitworth for the win and $10,840 payout. Nancy Petersen from Three Forks, Montana teamed up with Ken Whyte who came over from New Mexico to win the #11 WSTR and take home $11,360 in cash. In the #10 WSTR, the home-state team of Michelle Rezzonico of Queen Creek, Arizona and Charles Reidhead of Gilbert, Arizona took the win and collected $11,360 in cash. Congratulations to all of the Fuller Production, World Series of Team Roping Winners!

Fuller Productions Ft. Mojave, AZ; April 16 – 17, 2011 #13 WSTR - 84Teams Average 1. Raymond Kerr, Lake Preston, SD / Nathan Singletary, Surprise, AZ 32.16 $8,065; 2. Bill Fancher, Kingman, AZ / Beau Billingslea, Wickenburg, AZ 33.41 $6,050; 3. Ted Morales, Tolleson, AZ / Leo Camarillo, Chino Valley, AZ 34.02 $4,030; 4. Nathan Cooper, Washington, UT / Paul Freed, Morgan, UT 34.62 $2,015 #12 WSTR - 141 Teams Average 1. Len LeBlanc, Mile House, BC, CAN / Chance Whitworth, Casa Grande, AZ 33.49 $10,840; 2. Jamie Singletary, Surprise, AZ / Dan Cross, Wickenburg, AZ 34.65 $7,550; 3. Guy Davis, Alamo, NV / Chad Steele, Alamo, NV 35.65 $5,580; 4. Raymond Kerr, Lake Preston, SD / Bill Dahlke, Inkom, ID 37.54 $3,940; 5. Jim Compton, Casa Grande, AZ / Dan Narramore, Palo Verde, AZ 37.59 $2,960; 6. Jon Scolari, Las Vegas, NV / Jeff Barlow, St. Goerge, UT 37.81 $1,970 Fast Time 1. Johnny Mundall, Phoenix, AZ / Pat Gilbert, Phoenix, AZ 7.29 $1,000 #11 WSTR - 162 Teams Average 1. Nancy Petersen, Three Forks, MT / Ken Whyte, Ft Wingate, NM 35.06 $11,360; 2. Jody Sarchett, Phoenix, AZ / Jim Williams, Kingman, AZ 36.45 $7,950; 3. Peg Williams, Kingman, AZ / Jim Williams, Kingman, AZ 37.01 $6,060; 4. Ronald Walker, Golden Valley, AZ / Clint Pennington, Cornville, AZ 38.59 $4,550; 5. Colleen Watson, Wittman, AZ / Shawn Little, Essex, UT 39.05 $3,410; 6. Carlos Aranda, Skull Valley, AZ / Ryan Richards, Humboldt, AZ 39.23 $2,650; 7. John Miller, Cave Creek, AZ / Brad McRoberts, Phoenix, AZ 40.5 $1,890 Fast Time 1. Shawn Parrott, Acton, CA / Rod McHugh, Littlerock, CA 9.05 $1,000 #10 WSTR - 162 Teams Average 1. Michelle Rezzonico, Queen Creek, AZ / Charles Reidhead, Gilbert, AZ 42.01 $11,360; 2. Peg Williams, Kingman, AZ / Jim Williams, Kingman, AZ 42.6 $7,950; 3. Kurt Geldmacher, Kingman, AZ / Scott Trodahl, Henderson, NV 48.14 $6,060; 4. Amy Spradlin, Stanfield, AZ / Dan Narramore, Palo Verde, AZ 49.29 $4,550; 5. Ken Wartz, Blue Gap, AZ / Carlos Aranda, Skull Valley, AZ 51.61 $3,410; 6. Tyler Scott, Chino Valley, AZ / Chuck Perkins, Winslow, AZ 51.82 $2,650; 7. Wes Short, Kingman, AZ / Dean Spiesschaert, Wickenburg, AZ 53.52 $1,890 Fast Time 1. Nancy Petersen, Three Forks, MT / Brad McRoberts, Phoenix, AZ 9.33 $1,000

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USTRC Panhandle Classic USTRC Sanctioned Qualifier Event Amarillo National Center Arena Amarillo, TX April 28 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; MAY 1, 2011 Open Average 1. Kelsey Parchman (Stephenville, TX) / Kory Koontz (Sudan, TX), 33.81 on 5, $2,186; 2. Kelsey Parchman (Stephenville, TX) / Kyle R. Crick (Lipan, TX), 35.72 on 5, $1,332; 3. Steve Purcella (Hereford, TX) / Logan J. Medlin (Clovis, NM), 36.19 on 5; 4. Drew A. Horner (Plano, TX) / Allen L. Bach (Millsap, TX), 36.66 on 5; 5. Trice M. Watts (Eads, CO) / Jaytin McCright (Amarillo, TX), 37.52 on 5; 6. Lane T. Ivy (Amarillo, TX) / Joseph Bert Harrison (Overbrook, OK), 42.61 on 5; 7. Joel Bach (Millsap, TX) / Trey Johnson III (Amarillo, TX), 47.35 on 5; 8. Charles R. Pogue (Ringling, OK) / Jett Hillman (Jones, OK), 47.75 on 5; 9. Clay Lewis (Clovis, NM) / Joseph Bert Harrison (Overbrook, OK), 50.13 on 5; 10. Steve Purcella (Hereford, TX) / Jaytin McCright (Amarillo, TX), 30.17 on 4 Incentive 1. Trice M. Watts (Eads, CO) / Jaytin McCright (Amarillo, TX), 31.96 on 4, $1,330, 2,000 Flex Overall Fast Time 1. Trey R. Harmon (Pocasset, OK) / Braden K. Harmon (Mustang, OK), 5.23, $300 #15 Handicap Average 1. Joel Bach (Millsap, TX) / Brent Ivy (Amarillo, TX), 34.71 on 5, $2,908, 6,000 Flex; 2. Chris Francis (Las Vegas, NM) / Reno Eddy (Gallup, NM), 35.71 on 5, $2,180, 2,000 Flex; 3. Royce W. Zybach (Briscoe, TX) / Shane Goad (Wheeler, TX), 36.50 on 5, $1,454, 2,000 Flex; 4. Tyler T. Riggan (Snyder, TX) / Jaytin McCright (Amarillo, TX), 37.30 on 5, $726, 2,000 Flex; 5. Cody J. Mirabal (Grants, NM) / Gralyn J. Elkins (Mcintosh, NM), 39.63 on 5, 2,000 Flex Overall Fast Time 1. Joel Bach (Millsap, TX) / Brent Ivy (Amarillo, TX), 4.64, $384 #13 Handicap Average 1. Randy C. Morlan (Hasty, CO) / Kurt A. Hall (Rolla, KS), 40.25 on 5, $4,150, 6,000 Flex; 2. Jeff D. Anderberg (Clarendon, TX) / Marty D. Nicholson (Perryton, TX), 42.06 on 5, $3,112, 2,000 Flex; 3. Nick Griggs (Amarillo, TX) / Brandon D. Brown (Dumas, TX), 42.31 on 5, $2,076, 2,000 Flex; 4. Taylor G. Pettigrew (Tatum, NM) / Jared S. Stoker (Canyon, TX), 42.85 on 5, $1,038, 2,000 Flex; 5. Taylor G. Pettigrew (Tatum, NM) / Cade Passig (Capitan, NM), 42.94 on 5, 2,000 Flex Overall Fast Time 1. Ethan McDowell (Mooreland, OK) / Cord H. Johnson (Goodwell, OK), 5.69, $546 #12 Average 1. Lance Crist (Canyon, TX) / Scott L. Morlan (Las Animas, CO), 32.67 on 4, $4,926, 6,000 Flex; 2. Bill Rasberry (Wheeler, TX) / JoDan S. Mirabal (Grants, NM), 34.71 on 4, $3,284, 2,000 Flex; 3. Zane M. Tisdale (Amarillo, TX) / Brent Ivy (Amarillo, TX), 34.99 on 4, $2,600, 2,000 Flex; 4. Hadley Gilbert (Clovis, NM) / Billy Stephens (Perryton, TX), 35.90 on 4, $1,916, 2,000 Flex; 5. Austin S. Elliott (Texoma, OK) / Brandon D. Brown (Dumas, TX), 39.01 on 4, $958, 2,000 Flex; 6. Clayton Williams (Amarillo, TX) / Joe M. Hughes (Canyon, TX), 39.61 on 4, $400; 7. Dusty W. Leatherwood (Clovis, NM) / JoDan S. Mirabal (Grants, NM), 40.20 on 4, $400 Incentive 1. Hadley Gilbert (Clovis, NM) / Billy Stephens

(Perryton, TX), 27.59 on 3, $800, 2,000 Flex; 2. Kent Youngblood (Lamesa, TX) / Jamie D. Pohnert (Canyon, TX), 28.45 on 3, $600 Overall Fast Time 1. Donnie J. Helmer (Clovis, NM) / Chad Helmer (Clovis, NM), 6.48, $502; 2. Justin P. McBride (Des Moines, NM) / Butch A. Whitten Jr. (Cimarron, NM), 6.49, $334 #11 Average 1. John C. Copeland (Lubbock, TX) / Kip Middleton (Levelland, TX), 36.74 on 4, $6,492, 6,000 Flex; 2. Bill Rasberry (Wheeler, TX) / Blake B. Williamson (Friona, TX), 38.47 on 4, $4,328, 6,000 Flex; 3. Barkley C. Pruitt (Springer, OK) / Will J. Groves (Canyon, TX), 41.31 on 4, $3,344, 2,000 Flex; 4. Kyler R. Smith (Portales, NM) / Taylor G. Pettigrew (Tatum, NM), 41.58 on 4, $2,360, 2,000 Flex; 5. Anna M. Gregory (Amarillo, TX) / Will J. Groves (Canyon, TX), 41.69 on 4, $1,770, 2,000 Flex; 6. Joe L. Gonzales I. (Sudan, TX) / Wade Smith (Smyer, TX), 42.26 on 4, $1,376, 2,000 Flex; 7. Fudd Flowers (Midland, TX) / Lane Flowers (Midland, TX), 44.46 on 4, $600; 8. Manuel E. Navarette (Trinidad, CO) / Dink L. Sciacca (Trindad, CO), 44.60 on 4, $600; 9. Charlie D. Bezona (Holly, CO) / Brent Ivy (Amarillo, TX), 47.42 on 4, $400; 10. Thad Springer (Snyder, TX) / Dustin L. Payton (Hobbs, NM), 49.03 on 4, $400; 11. Rene Cervantes (Jal, NM) / Brad Thrash (Cheyenne, OK), 26.07 on 3, $400; 12. Bob M. Freeman (Arnett, OK) / Kip Middleton (Levelland, TX), 27.14 on 3, $400; 13. Jordyn W. Carter Rowland (Shallowater, TX) / Wade Smith (Smyer, TX), 28.00 on 3, $400; 14. Michael A. Bell (Clovis, NM) / Joe L. Gonzales I. (Sudan, TX), 28.74 on 3, $400; 15. Colt A. Beene (Elk City, OK) / Greg Orgain (Hammon, OK), 29.17 on 3, $400 Incentive 1. Rene Cervantes (Jal, NM) / Brad Thrash (Cheyenne, OK), 26.07 on 3, $1,000, 2,000 Flex; 2. Bob M. Freeman (Arnett, OK) / Kip Middleton (Levelland, TX), 27.14 on 3, $800; 3. Jordyn W. Carter Rowland (Shallowater, TX) / Wade Smith (Smyer, TX), 28.00 on 3, $600; 4. Michael A. Bell (Clovis, NM) / Joe L. Gonzales I. (Sudan, TX), 28.74 on 3, $400; 5. Thad Springer (Snyder, TX) / Dustin L. Payton (Hobbs, NM), 31.04 on 3, $200 Overall Fast Time 1. Charlie D. Bezona (Holly, CO) / Brent Ivy (Amarillo, TX), 7.27, $842; 2. Ron A. Fankhouser (Copeland, KS) / Brian Elliott (Snyder, TX), 7.45, $562 #10 Average 1. Brandi L. Brown (Dumas, TX) / Randy D. Mccracken (Stratford, TX), 36.95 on 4, $7,504, 6,000 Flex; 2. Beau Mcdowell (Red River, NM) / Randall Billy (Church Rock, NM), 37.30 on 4, $4,752, 6,000 Flex; 3. Dusty W. Leatherwood (Clovis, NM) / Kenny Lemond (Andrews, TX), 38.26 on 4, $3,252, 2,000 Flex; 4. Clayton Williams (Amarillo, TX) / Sam Archer (Amarillo, TX), 38.97 on 4, $2,752, 2,000 Flex; 5. Hadley Gilbert (Clovis, NM) / Butch A. Whitten Jr. (Cimarron, NM), 40.17 on 4, $2,252, 2,000 Flex; 6. Don Pool (Clovis, NM) / Clay C. Smith (Portales, NM), 40.33 on 4, $2,002, 2,000 Flex; 7. Bubba T. Smith (Panhandle, TX) / Hayden W. Tooley (Borger, TX), 41.90 on 4, $1,500; 8. Joanna L. Hughes (Canyon, TX) / Taylor G. Pettigrew (Tatum, NM), 43.27 on 4, $1,000; 9. Ron A. Fankhouser (Copeland, KS) / Jayme L. Fankhouser (Copeland, KS), 44.79 on 4, $600; 10. Buster O. Dickey (Midland, TX) / Kenny W. Stewart (Stanton, TX), 49.41 on 4, $600; 11. Todd E. Martin (Steelville, MO) / Michael A. Bell (Clovis, NM), 26.86 on 3, $400; 12. Anna M. Gregory (Amarillo, TX) / Ira K. Bader (Kim, CO), 27.15 on 3, $400; 13.

Zane Barnes (Comanche, TX) / Brent C. Coon (Dumas, TX), 28.86 on 3, $400; 14. Larry W. Hendricks (Tulia, TX) / Blake B. Williamson (Friona, TX), 30.47 on 3, $400; 15. Kim L. McCracken (Stratford, TX) / Randy D. Mccracken (Stratford, TX), 31.36 on 3, $400; 16. Phil Stroud (Midland, TX) / Brad T. Good (Clovis, NM), 31.43 on 3, $400; 17. Nick Griggs (Amarillo, TX) / Scott Venable (Dumas, TX), 32.50 on 3, $400; 18. Bill Rasberry (Wheeler, TX) / John O. Coltharp (Erick, OK), 32.67 on 3, $400 Incentive 1. Todd E. Martin (Steelville, MO) / Michael A. Bell (Clovis, NM), 26.86 on 3, $1,000, 2,000 Flex; 2. Beau Mcdowell (Red River, NM) / Randall Billy (Church Rock, NM), 29.34 on 3, $800; 3. Don Pool (Clovis, NM) / Clay C. Smith (Portales, NM), 31.79 on 3, $600; 4. Ron A. Fankhouser (Copeland, KS) / Jayme L. Fankhouser (Copeland, KS), 31.82 on 3, $400; 5. Joanna L. Hughes (Canyon, TX) / Taylor G. Pettigrew (Tatum, NM), 32.54 on 3, $200 Overall Fast Time 1. Nick Griggs (Amarillo, TX) / Scott Venable (Dumas, TX), 6.78, $852; 2. Joanie K. Ivy (Amarillo, TX) / Cody Spiva (Vega, TX), 6.96, $512; 3. Anna M. Gregory (Amarillo, TX) / Ira K. Bader (Kim, CO), 7.19, $342 #9 Average 1. Danny Persons (Woodward, OK) / Curt D. Pate (Valle De Oro, TX), 40.13 on 4, $7,200, 6,000 Flex; 2. Austin S. Elliott (Texoma, OK) / Byron L. Short (Springfield, CO), 42.90 on 4, $4,500, 6,000 Flex; 3. Todd E. Martin (Steelville, MO) / James R. Sanchez (Ruidoso Downs, NM), 43.50 on 4, $3,600, 6,000 Flex; 4. Drew R. Sageser (Kress, TX) / Ky A. Finck (Canyon, TX), 43.64 on 4, $3,000, 6,000 Flex; 5. Thad Springer (Snyder, TX) / Johnny Guess (Colorado City, TX), 47.35 on 4, $2,700, 2,000 Flex; 6. Bobby G. Chadwick (Farwell, TX) / Darrell Cook (Clovis, NM), 48.10 on 4, $2,400, 2,000 Flex; 7. Jay D. Osborn (Beaver, OK) / Dustin B. McAtee (Laverne, OK), 48.11 on 4, $2,100, 2,000 Flex; 8. Charlie R. Mathis (Amarillo, TX) / Roberto U. Zapata (Hereford, TX), 48.16 on 4, $1,800, 2,000 Flex; 9. Riley L. South (Sunray, TX) / Morey Mecklenburg (Hugoton, KS), 48.19 on 4, $1,350; 10. Daren W. Wright (Dodge City, KS) / Simon Sifuentes Jr. (Dalhart, TX), 48.19 on 4, $1,350; 11. Rickey Patton (Amarillo, TX) / Rick A. Sinclair (Springer, NM), 48.62 on 4, $600; 12. Roy D. Miller (Amarillo, TX) / Darrell Renfroe (Amarillo, TX), 49.62 on 4, $600; 13. J. W. Meech (Canyon, TX) / Cody M. Meech (Canyon, TX), 50.61 on 4, $400; 14. Gina L. Mardis (Muleshoe, TX) / Chris Mardis (Muleshoe, TX), 50.96 on 4, $400; 15. Matt Y. Bell (Dodson, TX) / Jimmy P. Hrbacek (Lockney, TX), 54.50 on 4, $400; 16. Rob Patrick (Campo, CO) / Gary F. Maness (Boise City, OK), 61.77 on 4, $400; 17. Todd E. Martin (Steelville, MO) / Brad Thrash (Cheyenne, OK), 29.01 on 3, $400; 18. Dallas C. Kiker (Red River, NM) / Ryon F. Moudy (Canadian, TX), 29.07 on 3, $400; 19. Jason W. Harris (Canyon, TX) / Dusty D. Harris (Canyon, TX), 30.76 on 3, $400; 20. Guy H. Bell (Amarillo, TX) / James E. Masters (Wheeler, TX), 31.88 on 3, $400 Incentive 1. Dallas C. Kiker (Red River, NM) / Ryon F. Moudy (Canadian, TX), 29.07 on 3, $1,000, 6,000 Flex; 2. Jason W. Harris (Canyon, TX) / Dusty D. Harris (Canyon, TX), 30.76 on 3, $800; 3. Bobby G. Chadwick (Farwell, TX) / Darrell Cook (Clovis, NM), 34.22 on 3, $600; 4. J. W. Meech (Canyon, TX) / Cody M. Meech (Canyon, TX), 34.39 on 3, $400; 5. Grant Koury (Pueblo, CO) / Bill Horne DVM (Pampa, TX), 36.37 on 3, $200 Overall Fast Time 1. Jay D. Osborn (Beaver, OK) / Dustin B. McAtee (Laverne, OK), 7.14, $982; 2. Drew R. Sageser (Kress, TX) / Ky A. Finck (Canyon, TX), 7.26, $590; 3. B. J. Conner (Lubbock, TX) / Wesley Salmon (Lubbock, TX), 7.36, $394

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#8 PickDraw Average 1. Travis Reedy (Canyon, TX) / J. W. Meech (Canyon, TX), 23.03 on 3, $4,344, 6,000 Flex; 2. Bricena Aragon (Peralta, NM) / Jerry Gonzales (Portales, NM), 25.89 on 3, $2,896, 6,000 Flex; 3. Jay D. Osborn (Beaver, OK) / Jessey R. Osborn (Beaver, OK), 26.41 on 3, $2,292, 6,000 Flex; 4. Harley Hughes (Amarillo, TX) / James E. Masters (Wheeler, TX), 31.88 on 3, $1,690, 6,000 Flex; 5. Gerardo Madrid II (Albuquerque, NM) / David A. Carlile (Olney Springs, CO), 34.38 on 3, $844, 6,000 Flex; 6. Chaz Cobb (Guymon, OK) / Gary Cobb (Guymon, OK), 34.42 on 3, $360; 7. Mike D. Hill (Sudan, TX) / Bill L. Jenkins (Rocky Ford, CO), 38.79 on 3, $360; 8. Kevin T. Hall (Post, TX) / Jay Lott (Post, TX), 40.63 on 3, $240; 9. Clay D. Taylor (Tahoka, TX) / Rene Cervantes (Jal, NM), 42.58 on 3, $240; 10. Mike D. Hill (Sudan, TX) / Lee Glover (Midland, TX), 44.33 on 3, $240 Overall Fast Time 1. Drew R. Sageser (Kress, TX) / J. W. Meech (Canyon, TX), 7.01, $426; 2. Jay Whipple (Kingfisher, OK) / Shakota W. Field (Morse, TX), 7.39, $284 #15 WarmUp Total Payout: $1,556) Average 1. Joel Bach (Millsap, TX) / Cade Passig (Capitan, NM), 30.56 on 4, $814; 2. Bobby V. Marsh Jr. (Continental Divide, NM) / Gralyn J. Elkins (Mcintosh, NM), 31.81 on 4, $544 Incentive 1. Trice M. Watts (Eads, CO) / Brent Ivy (Amarillo, TX), 24.66 on 3, $120 Rotation1 Fast Time 1. Casey D. Warnock (Amarillo, TX) / Speed Williams (De Leon, TX), 5.63, $78 Gold Plus Average 1. Hobie C. Bolin (Colorado City, TX) / Kip Middleton (Levelland, TX), 31.70 on 4, $3,250, 3,000 Flex; 2. Wayne Shaw (Blanket, TX) / Randy D. Mccracken (Stratford, TX), 34.17 on 4, $2,166, 3,000 Flex; 3. Wayne Smith (Dickens, TX) / Randy D. Mccracken (Stratford, TX), 34.21 on 4, $1,716, 3,000 Flex; 4. Justin P. McBride (Des Moines, NM) / Butch A. Whitten Jr. (Cimarron, NM), 34.41 on 4, $1,264; 5. Jason W. Harris (Canyon, TX) / Jared S. Stoker (Canyon, TX), 34.70 on 4, $632 Incentive 1. Jim W. Rogers (Elk City, OK) / Greg Orgain (Hammon, OK), 32.25 on 3, $1,336, 3,000 Flex; 2. Royce W. Zybach (Briscoe, TX) / James E. Masters (Wheeler, TX), 40.28 on 3, $890, 3,000 Flex; 3. Barkley C. Pruitt (Springer, OK) / Mickey L. Pruitt (Ratliff City, OK), 22.97 on 2, 3,000 Flex Overall Fast Time 1. Hobie C. Bolin (Colorado City, TX) / Taylor G. Pettigrew (Tatum, NM), 6.95, $592 All Girl Specialty Roping Average 1. Tammy Guess (Colorado City, TX) / Kasey L. Etbauer (Goodwell, OK), 33.71 on 3, $1,250; 2. Andrea R. Ortiz (Albuquerque, NM) / Penny Forbes (Elkhart, KS), 43.66 on 3, $750; 3. Sherry A. Vohs (Amarillo, TX) / Darlene B. Sinclair (Springer, NM), 48.44 on 3, $500 Incentive 1. Andrea R. Ortiz (Albuquerque, NM) / Patti A. Scott (Lubbock, TX), 20.55 on 2, $480; 2. Bricena Aragon (Peralta, NM) / Roylyn McDaniel (Garden City, TX), 21.73 on 2, $360 Overall Fast Time 1. Tammy Guess (Colorado City, TX) / Kasey L. Etbauer (Goodwell, OK), 9.10, $176 Century Bonus Average 1. Wayne Shaw (Blanket, TX) / Randy D. Mccracken (Stratford, TX), 25.28 on 3, $900

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EHV-1

he recent outbreak of the EHV-1 virus outbreak has struck the entire Southwest and beyond. For horse owners and maybe even more importantly for producers this has been a devastating turn of event over the last couple of weeks. In hindsight though, the response and the technology of instant informational sharing, via social networking and the internet has no doubt played a huge roll in containing this outbreak. Many already know the details of the recent equine virus from personal research, however, the USDA website has a complete article on EHV, including the recent form of the EHV-1 virus.

Equine Herpesvirus (EHV) Myeloencephalopathy A Guide To Understanding the Neurologic Form of EHV Infection What is EHM? Equine herpesvirus myeloencephalopathy (EHM) is another name for the neurologic disease associated with equine herpesvirus (EHV) infections. Neurological signs appear as a result of damage to blood vessels in the brain and spinal cord associated with EHV infection. Interference with the blood supply leads to tissue damage and a subsequent loss in normal function of areas in the brain and spinal cord. What are the equine herpesviruses? To date, nine EHVs have been identified worldwide. Three of these—EHV-1, EHV-3, and EHV- 4—pose the most serious health risks for domesticated horses and can have

significant economic impacts on the U.S. equine industry. • EHV-1: Can cause four manifestations of disease in horses, including a neurological form, respiratory disease, abortion, and neonatal death. EHM is most often due to mutant or neuropathogenic strains of EHV-1, so called because of a particular mutation in the genome. • EHV-3: Causes a venereal disease called equine coital exanthema that affects the external genitalia. • EHV-4: Causes a nonfatal upper respiratory tract disease in foals and is uncommonly associated with abortion and rarely with neurologic disease. Neurological signs appear as a result of damage to blood vessels in the brain and spinal cord associated with EHV infection. How common are EHV-1 infections? By 2 years of age, almost all horses have been infected with EHV-1. The initial exposure generally occurs in foals from contact with their dams. The virus can then become latent, or inactive, in the horse’s body, setting up a carrier state that is life-long. Horses of any age that are carriers of EHV-1 do not show any external signs of disease when the virus is in a latent form. The virus can be reactivated during times of stress, such as strenuous exercise, long-distance transport, or at weaning. The transmission of EHV-1 occurs after an exposure to an adult horse or foal with an active EHV-1 viral infection. This exposure generally occurs via respiratory shedding of

Spanish Trails Classic Results USTRC Sanctioned Qualifier Event Spanish Trails Arena, Moab, Utah May 6-8, 2011 Open Average 1. Travis L. Bounds (Clifton, CO) / Hank Bounds (Palisade, CO), 47.40 on 5, $900; 2. Lee K. Hagler (Ft Lupton, CO) / J. W. Borrego (Pueblo West, CO), 51.49 on 5 Incentive 1. Travis L. Bounds (Clifton, CO) / Hank Bounds (Palisade, CO), 39.74 on 4, 2,000 Flex #15 Handicap Average 1. Lee K. Hagler (Ft Lupton, CO) / Pake Younger (Grand Jct, CO), 47.02 on 5, $600, 6,000 Flex; 2. Shawn K. Whetten (Syracuse, UT) / Dan Scarbrough (Plain City, UT), 59.93 on 5, 2,000 Flex #13 Handicap Average 1. Dustin Bennett (Roosevelt, UT) / Dan Scarbrough (Plain City, UT), 41.46 on 5, $1,548, 6,000 Flex; 2. Shawn K. Whetten (Syracuse, UT) / Dan Scarbrough (Plain City, UT), 41.73 on 5, $1,032, 2,000 Flex; 3. Shawn K. Whetten (Syracuse, UT) / Paul Freed (Morgan, UT), 43.98 on 5, 2,000 Flex; 4. Monty H. Clark (Kirtland, NM) / E. J. Clark Jr. (Kirtland, NM), 46.81 on 5, 2,000 Flex; 5. Clayton B. Slick (Crownpoint, NM) / Shane Jodie (Crownpoint, NM), 32.62 on 4, 2,000 Flex Overall Fast Time 1. Monty H. Clark (Kirtland, NM) / E. J. Clark Jr. (Kirtland, NM), 5.60, $136 #12 Average 1. Brennon D. Seely (Loma, CO) / Tyrel Jensen (Blackfoot, ID), 34.61 on 4, $1,940, 6,000 Flex; 2. Dale Brandon (Grand Junction, CO) / Hank Bounds

(Palisade, CO), 37.53 on 4, $1,164, 2,000 Flex; 3. Heavy Sursa (Bluebell, UT) / Paul Freed (Morgan, UT), 40.32 on 4, $776, 2,000 Flex; 4. Cass D. Raine (Loma, CO) / Dean O. Raine (Loma, CO), 41.66 on 4, 2,000 Flex; 5. Wyatt Kent (Washington, UT) / Dan Scarbrough (Plain City, UT), 42.13 on 4, 2,000 Flex Incentive 1. Cass D. Raine (Loma, CO) / Dean O. Raine (Loma, CO), 30.28 on 3, $400, 2,000 Flex Overall Fast Time 1. Dale Brandon (Grand Junction, CO) / Hank Bounds (Palisade, CO), 6.28, $224 #11 Average 1. Jerry H. Elkins (Milan, NM) / Tato A. Savedra Jr. (Grants, NM), 32.63 on 4, $3,214, 6,000 Flex; 2. Loren H. Doughty (Portales, NM) / Joaquin Huntington (Hesperus, CO), 38.06 on 4, $2,412, 2,000 Flex; 3. Joseph A. White (Olathe, CO) / Harlan Watkins (Olathe, CO), 42.00 on 4, $1,608, 2,000 Flex; 4. Stan Tallman (Kayenta, AZ) / Lionel T. Benally (Ignacio, CO), 42.41 on 4, $804, 2,000 Flex; 5. Michael Snooks (Bayfield, CO) / Ellis Longfellow (Bayfield, CO), 42.76 on 4, 2,000 Flex Incentive 1. Michael Snooks (Bayfield, CO) / Ellis Longfellow (Bayfield, CO), 29.43 on 3, $800, 2,000 Flex; 2. Jeff O. Davis (La Plata, NM) / Deon W. Masters (Durango, CO), 30.94 on 3, $600 Overall Fast Time 1. Clayton B. Slick (Crownpoint, NM) / Carleton C. Charley (Church Rock, NM), 6.92, $496 #10 Average 1. Rick A. House (Pagosa Springs, CO) / Rick Mcintyre (Bayfield, CO), 33.69 on 4, $3,800, 6,000 Flex; 2. Lane L. Yazzie (Kirtland, NM) / Ellis Longfellow (Bayfield, CO), 38.07 on 4, $2,850, 2,000 Flex; 3. Michael Snooks (Bayfield, CO) /

the virus. The infected adult horse or foal may or may not be exhibiting clinical signs of disease. EHV-1 is the primary cause of EHM. In recent years, there has been a marked increase in the number of EHV-1 cases, especially EHM, reported in the United States. There have also been several outbreaks of EHM at large horse facilities and events—at racetracks, horse show grounds, veterinary clinics, and boarding stables. The large number of horses that can be exposed on such premises and the serious nature of the disease have caused significant concern within the animal health community and the U.S. horse industry. Furthermore, these recent occurrences of EHM appear to meet the criteria of an emerging disease. A disease is considered to be “emerging” when it satisfies at least one of three criteria: 1. The disease is identified for the first time in a region or country 2. A disease changes in severity, type of animal that can be infected, or other changes in pathogen behavior 3. There is a change in geographic range of a disease or in its incidence within a range. EHM likely meets the second criterion of an emerging disease, as the recent EHV-1 outbreaks seem to be associated with a change in the severity and behavior of the virus. It is possible that the reporting of EHV1 cases has increased, rather than an actual increase in the number and severity of cases; however, more data are needed to make such a distinction. The virus can be reactivated during times of stress, such as strenuous exercise, longdistance transport, or at weaning. How is the virus spread? The most common way for EHV-1 to spread is by direct

horse-to-horse contact. This virus is shed from infected horses via the respiratory tract or through direct or indirect contact with an infected aborted fetus and fetal membranes. Horses may appear to be perfectly healthy yet spread the virus via the secretions from their nostrils. It is important to realize that EHV-1 can also be spread indirectly through contact with physical objects contaminated with infectious virus. Examples of such objects include: Tack, Wipe rags or other grooming equipment, Feed and water buckets, and People’s hands or clothing. The air around a horse that is shedding the virus can also be contaminated with infectious virus. Although we know that the virus can become airborne, it is difficult to establish the distance the virus can spread in this manner under typical horse management and environmental conditions. When should I suspect my horse might have EHM? Signs of EHM include: • Fever preceding neurologic signs (either in a horse diagnosed with EHM or in horses that have been exposed to a horse diagnosed with EHM), • Decreased coordination, • Urine dribbling, • Loss of tail tone, • Hind limb weakness, • Leaning against a wall or fence to maintain balance, • Lethargy, and • Inability to rise. Horses may appear to be perfectly healthy yet spread the virus via the secretions from their nostrils. How is the disease diagnosed? Diagnostics your veterinarian might perform for a live horse include:

Ellis Longfellow (Bayfield, CO), 44.81 on 4, $1,900, 2,000 Flex; 4. Kip Ivie (Huntington, UT) / Steve R. Flint (Salt Lake City, UT), 48.57 on 4, $950, 2,000 Flex; 5. Earl L. North Sr. (Bloomfield, NM) / Lynn A. Randall (Fruitland, NM), 59.41 on 4, 2,000 Flex Incentive 1. Loren H. Doughty (Portales, NM) / Ellis Longfellow (Bayfield, CO), 28.45 on 3, $800, 2,000 Flex; 2. Elmer Rock (Ignacio, CO) / Lionel T. Benally (Ignacio, CO), 33.21 on 3, $600 Overall Fast Time 1. Lane L. Yazzie (Kirtland, NM) / Ellis Longfellow (Bayfield, CO), 6.76, $576 #9 Average 1. Zane J. Yates (Cortez, CO) / Deon W. Masters (Durango, CO), 37.58 on 4, $4,396, 6,000 Flex; 2. Monica Smith (Parachute, CO) / Jerry L. Satterfield (Parachute, CO), 42.63 on 4, $3,296, 2,000 Flex; 3. Jeff O. Davis (La Plata, NM) / Kevin Canterbury (Ignacio, CO), 45.25 on 4, $2,198, 2,000 Flex; 4. Dusty Healey (Delta, CO) / Mark D. Liston (Delta, CO), 50.85 on 4, $1,098, 2,000 Flex; 5. Butch Dorscher (Loma, CO) / David A. Smith (Fruita, CO), 51.33 on 4, $400, 2,000 Flex Incentive 1. Zane J. Yates (Cortez, CO) / Deon W. Masters (Durango, CO), 28.70 on 3, $800, 6,000 Flex; 2. Wylee Strong (Syracuse, UT) / David A. Smith (Fruita, CO), 38.82 on 3, $600; 3. Monica Smith (Parachute, CO) / Tee L. Satterfield Sr. (Parachute, CO), 40.86 on 3, $400 Overall Fast Time 1. Zane J. Yates (Cortez, CO) / Deon W. Masters (Durango, CO), 8.61, $694 #8 Pick Draw Average 1. Marc Wagner (Grand Junction, CO) / Ed Watson (Meeker, CO), 26.42 on 3, $3,098, 6,000 Flex; 2. Troy Blackburn (Hanksville, UT) / Corey Whinnery (Powderhorn, CO), 33.55 on 3, $2,324, 6,000 Flex; 3. Mac B. Carty (Montrose, CO) / Corey Whinnery

(Powderhorn, CO), 36.03 on 3, $1,548, 6,000 Flex; 4. Tim C. Ekstrom (Malad City, ID) / Kevin Degn (Malad City, ID), 37.67 on 3, $774, 6,000 Flex; 5. JKye Wientjes (Delta, CO) / Kevin Degn (Malad City, ID), 50.89 on 3, $240, 6,000 Flex Overall Fast Time 1. Tim C. Ekstrom (Malad City, ID) / Kevin Degn (Malad City, ID), 7.40, $420 Gold Plus Average 1. Doug Burbridge (Aztec, NM) / Joaquin Huntington (Hesperus, CO), 37.30 on 4, $1,600, 3,000 Flex; 2. Jerry H. Elkins (Milan, NM) / Joaquin Huntington (Hesperus, CO), 37.91 on 4, $960, 3,000 Flex; 3. Kip Ivie (Huntington, UT) / Blaine E. Jensen (Cleveland, UT), 41.52 on 4, $640, 3,000 Flex Incentive 1. David L. Kelly (Nucla, CO) / Deon W. Masters (Durango, CO), 34.11 on 3, $824, 3,000 Flex; 2. Corky S. Mcintyre (Bayfield, CO) / Rick Mcintyre (Bayfield, CO), 36.29 on 3, $548, 3,000 Flex; 3. Doug Burbridge (Aztec, NM) / Kevin Canterbury (Ignacio, CO), 36.56 on 3, 3,000 Flex Overall Fast Time 1. D. A. Poll (Clinton, UT) / Dan Scarbrough (Plain City, UT), 6.72, $240 All Girl Average 1. Charlotte L. Davis (La Plata, NM) / Christie Suckla (Mancos, CO), 40.79 on 3, $362; 2. Patti Thompson (Yellow Jacket, CO) / Amber L. Greenhalgh (Olathe, CO), 24.08 on 2, $242 Incentive 1. Patti Thompson (Yellow Jacket, CO) / Amber L. Greenhalgh (Olathe, CO), 24.08 on 2, $240 Overall Fast Time 1. Patti Thompson (Yellow Jacket, CO) / Amber L. Greenhalgh (Olathe, CO), 8.58, $44 Century Bonus Average 1. Doug Burbridge (Aztec, NM) / Joaquin Huntington (Hesperus, CO), 23.54 on 3, $1,000

ll-Around • Nasal swab collection for laboratory examination and detection of virus by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) assay or by virus isolation; and • Blood collection to detect the virus by PCR assay or by virus isolation. Blood samples should be collected 2 to 3 weeks apart for levels of antibodies specific to EHV-1. Ideally, your veterinarian will collect both nasal swab and blood samples to optimize arriving at a diagnosis. Diagnostics your veterinarian might perform for a deceased horse include: • Necropsy examination of a horse with neurologic disease that dies or has to be euthanized, or necropsy examination of an aborted fetus/fetal membranes. Necropsy provides an important means of confirming the presence of EHV-1 disease. Is there a treatment for EHM? The standard form of care for EHM is primarily supportive. Treatments may include intravenous fluids or anti-inflammatory drugs. Antibiotics may be used to treat a secondary bacterial infection if one develops; however, antibiotics have no effect on the equine herpesvirus itself. Antiviral drugs have also been used to treat EHM cases. Research on the efficacy of these drugs, their cost effectiveness, and the optimal dosing regimen for EHM is still underway. How can I prevent EHV-1, the primary cause of EHM, from spreading to other horses? There are many steps you can take to help prevent the spread of EHV-1. • Stop horse movement if your animals may be infected with EHV1. This is the most important first step horse owners can take. Horses should neither enter nor leave a premises where EHM has been diagnosed until cleared by the veterinarian. • Do not allow horses exposed to EHM case(s) to have contact with unexposed horses on the premises. • Isolate sick horses. Horses that have aborted or shown signs of fever, respiratory disease, or neurologic disease should be separated from healthy horses. Ideally, the sick horse(s) should be moved into a separate building or paddock on the premises, or be transported to a veterinary hospital with an isolation facility. • Do not share equipment among horses on the facility. Since this virus can be spread from horse to horse via contaminated objects such as water/feed buckets or bridles, equipment should not be shared among horses. • Practice proper biosecurity measures to prevent people from spreading the virus. Since people can transfer this virus from horse to horse via their hands and clothing, personnel should wash their hands after handling one horse and before handling another. They should also change their clothes and footwear after working with a sick horse. Optimally, a person who takes care of a sick horse should not work with healthy horses. When this is not practical, healthy horses should be handled first and sick horses last. Wearing gloves and using disinfectant to sanitize footwear can also help minimize the risk of people spreading the virus between animals. Can I prevent EHM with vaccines? Vaccines exist to control the respiratory and abortion manifestations of EHV-1; however, the currently licensed vaccines are not labeled for the prevention of EHM. University and private researchers are looking into several existing vaccines to determine if they protect against EHM. New vaccines for EHM are also being studied.

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Gold Plus Member of the weekend will receive a National Finals of Team Roping package which includes entry fees paid to two National Finals Shoot-Outs, two stalls for up to nine nights, a Gold Plus RV hookup located behind Barn 9, and a leather NFTR jacket. Regional Shoot-Out - Participation at any USTRC event (Affiliate, Grassroots, or Sanctioned qualifier or participate in a Regional Finals Preliminary division prior to the Shoot-Out entry in that division ) qualifies current USTRC members to enter a Regional Shoot-Out. Every current member has been awarded Flex Earnings ($1,000 to Gold Spur members and $3,000 to Gold Plus members) that can be used to qualify for a Regional Shoot-Out position. It takes $2,000 in earnings (may come from either partner or a contribution from both partners ) to qualify, so combine your earnings with another member and you’re in! Of course you may also qualify by placing 1st through 5th in the Average at any USTRC sanctioned event. Be sure to check out your Available Earnings at www.ustrc.com or call 254.968.0002 ext. 5103 should you need more information. Available Earnings - Please check your Available Earnings by going to www.ustrc.com. The “Member” link on the home page will take you to your personal file page. Click on the “Your Earnings” link once you’re signed in. This year there are seven Regional Events strategically placed across the country. If you want to be a force to be reckoned with when you get to the Cinch USTRC National Finals of Team Roping October 22-30, 2011, you will certainly want to take in one or all of the USTRC Regional Finals Events. Make your plans today because these are some of the best ropings in the entire country, and they serve as a great warm-up for the best of the best, the Cinch NFTR in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Eastern Regional Finals July 7-10, 2011 Murfreesboro, Tennessee Southwest Regional Finals August 4-7, 2011 Clovis, New Mexico Lonestar Regional Finals August 11-14, 2011 Waco, Texas Northwest Regional Finals August 25-28, 2011 Winnemucca, Nevada High Plains Regional Finals September 2-5, 2011 Loveland Colorado Southeast Regional Finals September 2-5, 2011 Tunica, Mississippi West Coast Regional Finals September 8-11, 2011 Paso Robles, California

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Change Story and Photos Compliments of Jim Olson

were the only ones allowed to read from the Bible. According to sources, the first man to completely translate the Bible from Greek and Hebrew into English was William Tyndale. He once told a priest, “I will make the man who follows a plow know more about the Bible than you.” He was eventually strangled and burned for it, along with his Bibles, by Church officials! Only when King Henry VIII changed the law were there English versions available. Even then, it wasn’t until 1611, when King James I ordered a new translation direct from old Greek and Hebrew manuscripts (The King James Version) that the Bible was made available to the common man en masse. Imagine a world where the most important book in history was not readily available to the public. I don’t think so!

deal with circumstances, today you need hange is a scary word to many. another plan, tomorrow yet another. However, like it or not, everything changes. Even the most formidable Some gradual changes we have substances, such as rocks in a mountain, seen over the years are being changed over time by the Instead of digging in and elements. Slowly or rapidly, all is in a In the days of the Old Testament, most state of change. People, however, tend to Hebrews did not cut their hair or trim their clinging to a passing moment, resist it. beards. It was considered sacrilege to do welcome change and make it When life throws changes at you, and I so. Today, a lot of people shave from head guarantee it will, you need to adapt to the to toe (yes, even religious people). To my work for you. Don’t hate situation or before you know it, the world is knowledge, God has not struck any of them moving on without you—you become dead down for it. change, embrace it and make it weight. Once you have done all you can 100 years ago and beyond, God-fearing about a situation, you have done all you’re women would not dare dress in a manner, your friend. Like it or not, it’s meant to do about it. which showed any skin below the neckline. coming at the speed of light. Do you look towards the future with You were considered cheap if you did. anticipation and excitement, or with dread Today, a woman may believe conservative and fear? Whether you think change is a dress refers to a one-piece swimsuit instead During what most consider “the time of good thing or bad, it doesn’t matter, for it of the dental floss kind. None-the-less, the cowboy,” a period from the end of the is coming either way. Why not make the someone calling a woman, “tramp,” just War Between the States until the 1890s, best of it? because some skin is visible would be MONTH-FEB 2011 BUILT BY-DP IN HOUSE PROOF CRX’D anybody could become a cattleman. What worked yesterday, may not work considered out of step, old-fashioned and Entrepreneurs, who showed they had today and probably will not work would be chastised greatly. what it took could go into Western states tomorrow. Yesterday, you knew how to Prior1\4 to 1537, mainlyxChurch V (4.9 6.6) officials and gather maverick cattle for their benefit. Many large and wealthy ranches started in this manner. Men looked for opportunity, it came in the form of cattle; they seized the moment and did what was necessary to make it happen. They became successful and rich. Today, although there are still plenty of cowboys and cattleman out there, it is totally different. Ranching is now a commodity business with fairly small margins. Large amounts of capital are needed to even have a chance of making a living at it. When I was a kid, old men would tell me, “Cattle are the way to go. I raised so many children and provided myself a good living with cattle.” Traditions ran deep. Yeah, and they probably did it with under 300 head and on an inherited ranch. What worked back then does not present the same opportunity today. According to the 2007 USDA census of agriculture, the average beef cattle herd size in the United States is 78 head. That’s hobby ranching. As a matter of fact, only 5,813 out of 764,984 herds had 500 cows or more. 500 head being generally accepted by economies of scale measurements as where you ought to be if you’re actually going to make a decent living. While ranching is, at least in my humble opinion, a very good lifestyle, it’s appears that less than 1% of ranchers in this country actually make a living at it. Not the greatest business ! opportunity in the world, unless of course, you have large amounts of capital available or have inherited the ranch. But even then, there are other options with better margins. With few exceptions, cowboys of today live on smaller acreages and earn their living at just about anything but ‘punchin’ cows. And when folks refer to a “ranch,” it could mean an acre in North Scottsdale,

five acres in the Rio Grande valley, 40 acres outside of Austin or pretty much anything where a few head of livestock are held. Yes, cowboys and ranching have changed forever and will continue to change. The preceding changes happened over a period of many years, even centuries. But these days, changes happen in hyper drive! In the latter part of the 20th century, people, without much backing (similar to the ranchers of the late 19th century), were starting companies from scratch and becoming rich. However, the game had changed. Internet businesses (.coms) were the mavericks of the day. Some manufactured opportunity from thin air, it seemed, which made them rich. Personally, I would rather punch cows. A world which gradually changed over six thousand years from the hunter / gatherer mentality to an agriculture mentality, then changed to the industrial age and before you could blink an eye (metaphorically speaking in the timeframe of the world) the technical age was upon us. One hundred short years ago people were getting off horses and out of wagons to drive an automobile. After thousands of year’s a-horseback, mankind stepped into the industrial age. Today, with technology making advances by leaps and bounds, you can talk to someone on the other side of the world while looking at them on a hand-held device; sending pictures and full color documents at the same time. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg! I knew guys back in the 1980s that swore if gas prices ever hit two dollars per gallon, they would go back to the horse and buggy mode of transportation. At the time, gas had broken the one dollar mark, for good it seemed, hovering consistently around a dollar twenty-five. The two-dollar mark was such a great stretch, it would probably never happen in their lifetime. Well, most of those same folk are still around today and they would jump for joy if they only had to pay two dollars per gallon for fuel! How times have changed! Change comes at us faster and faster every day. A generation or two ago, people decided upon a career, got the education or training they needed and spent the rest of their lives doing that type of work. Sure, maybe along about retirement age they were becoming antiquated in their methods, but folks just called them outdated and let them go out to pasture when the time was right. Today, a lot of jobs are obscure within a decade! We all know people who proclaim, “The world is changing too fast for me.” But I would like to remind them of an old saying, “You lead, follow, or get out of the way because either way, change is coming; fast!” It’s impossible to go back in time and nothing stays the same, but the exciting part is that you can help choose the direction in which life takes you. Instead of digging in and clinging to a passing moment, welcome change and make it work for you. Don’t hate change, embrace it and make it your friend. Like it or not, it’s coming at the speed of light. Don’t get me wrong, there’s nothing wrong with holding on to traditions, I am a supporter and promoter of the Western way of life and those uniquely American traditions myself; but what I’m getting at, is you have to find new ways to accomplish the same old goals. Some say to me, “I just can’t, I’m too old and set in my ways.” But I say to them,

ll-Around “Can’t is a four-letter word, which should be eliminated from your vocabulary.” Stop telling yourself what you can’t do and start focusing on how you can accomplish anything you put your mind to. In the cowboy world, we are no more immune to change than anyone else. However, our kind has always been pioneers – used to loading up the wagons and heading into new frontiers. Just remember there is opportunity in every changing period. Some examples which come to mind: better livestock genetics, agriculture tourism, the team roping number system, all natural and organic products, GPS guided farm equipment and niche markets of innumerable kinds. Let’s not forget the ever-important cultural aspects like: cowboy poets, cowboy singers, movie cowboys and western reenactors. Where would the world be without those guys to entertain the tourists and remind us of what cowboys are supposed to look and act like! LOL As we try to keep our heritage alive and well, we must find new ways of doing it. If your one of those 78 head ranchers, or a cowboy who lives on an acre, don’t give up, let’s not sit around reminiscing about the good ol’ days; complaining. Instead why shouldn’t we put our thinking caps on and figure out a desirable, yet sustainable place for us in the modern world. Remember, the past is best used for educational purposes; the future however, should be very interesting to us, as that’s A where I suspect our remaining time will be spent! Jim Olson © 2011

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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. MONTH APR 11 BUILT BY VSA IN HOUSE PROOF CRX’D A 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 1\4 Horizontal (7.3 x 3.75) several other projects as well. Jim can be reached through his website at www.mycowboyheroes.com

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ROCK & ROPE at the HARD ROCK June 17-19, 2011

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In Cash and Prizes! Beautiful leather briefcases loaded with $10,000 to the High Point Roper on Saturday and Sunday

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$30/roper • Enter 6 times Capped at Elite #4 Pick 1, draw 2 or draw all 3 for $100 Enter 4 times Slower cattle – Shorter barrier $100, enter 4 times Payoff: LEATHER BRIEFCASE with $10,000 CASH to High Point roper! 1st - Deluxe Master Saddles with Alligator Seats & $3,000 2nd - Awesome Buckles & $2,000 3rd - Jackets & $1,000 4th - Jackets & $800 5th - Jackets & $600 6th - Sweatshirts & $400

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Newberry Mesa Arena Tolani Lake, Arizona (North of Leupp on Indian Route 2 at mile post 6)

Saturday Night Ropings

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June 11 & 18, 2011 Open Cowboy Draw $20/Draw • 3 Steer • Enter 8x

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7th Annual Ted Meredith Memorial Roping Pleasant Valley Days • Young, Arizona • July 16 - 17, 2011 Engraved .44 Lever-Action Rifles

Handcrafted Spurs Made by Ted Meredith

8 Buckles Awarded High Money

to High Money Header and Heeler of Weekend!

to Average Winners of Open Draw

#3 & Under, #4, #5, #6, #7 & Over, Jr. Boys, Jr. Girls & Sr.

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Sunday

Enter at 8:00 a.m. • Rope at 9:00 a.m. Enter at 9:00 a.m. • Rope at 9:30 a.m. #8 Pick 1, Draw 2 • Enter 2X #11 Over/Under Roping Friday #10 Pick 1, Draw 2 • Enter 2X Scrambled Egg (16 & Under, Mixed, 55+) 3 p.m. Marsha Marcanti Memorial All-Girl #12 Pick 1, Draw 2 • Enter 2X Warm-Up Roping Open Draw #14 Pick 1, Draw 2 • Enter 2X #11 Over/Under (Ropes to Winners)

Gold Sponsors Merle's Valley Bar P.V. Farm & Ranch Tom Dweir Hunt Materials Golden Eagle Distributors Earthmover Tires Denton Payne Rope Horses

Ben Balow Training Stables Best Ever Pads Marcanti Electric Silver Sponsors Humphry's 2-Lanes Saloon Pinal Lumber P.V. Mechanical P.V. Cowboy Church Tonto Cowboy Church Tom & Mary Sexton Kevin McDavid Construction The Huddle 5-D Excavating Fry's Grocery Store X4 Ranch Bill Blanchard Gila Valley Cycle & Ski Johnson Motors

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• #8, #10, #12, #14, #11 Over/Under & Warm-Up Ropings Pick 1, Draw 2 or Draw all 3 for $75/roper • Enter 2x • Marsha Marcanti Memorial All-Girl Round Robin $125/roper • Enter 1x • Scrambled Egg & Open Draw - $30/roper • Enter 5x • Jackpot Barrel Race - $25 (prizes to be determined) • All ropings progressive after 1 • 1/3 Cattle charge • Cattle provided by By Grace Productions • On-site entries - NO CHECKS, CASH ONLY! • Management reserves all rights to change any # of any roper Hwy 260 • Management reserves all rights to Payson change any or all ropings • Concessions will be available both days Young • Free shower facilites, limited RV hook-ups, Hwy 288 first come, first served • For more information Hwy 87 call Garrett or Hwy 60 to Phoenix Sarah Haught at to Globe Hwy 188 928/462-3800

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USTRC SANCTIONED ROPING EVENT

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

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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.)

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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

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

#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.

AMERICA’S COWBOY SPORT

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

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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Walt Eddy/ Red Rock Productions USTRC GRASSROOTS QUALIFIER

HIDDEN VALLEY CLASSIC Skeet Yellowhair Arena, Window Rock, AZ Cash Only

July 2 & 3, 2011 SATURDAY Enter at 9:00 a.m. • Rope at 10:00 a.m.

#13 #12 #11 #10 Capped at an Elite #6 $40/roper • Enter 5X • 4 steer Embroidered vests to Average winners of #13-#8 SUNDAY Enter at 9:00 a.m. • Rope at 10:00 a.m.

#10 Handicapped Drawpot

Capped at an Elite #5

(over 40 or Ladies of any age)

$30/draw • Enter 5X • 4 steer Robert Yellowhair Buckles Average winners

$40/roper • Enter 5X • 4 steer

#8 Handicap

Capped at an Elite #4

Pick/Draw $150/roper Pick 1, draw 3 or draw all 4 3 steer

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For more information, call Walt at 505-879-6181

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M & R Team Roping Productions presents

M&R Team Roping Productions 2011 SuperSeries What Are SuperSeries Ropings? Series of ropings leading to a finals with huge $$$ payouts PLUS $5,000 Added Bonus

What is the Super Shoot-Out? 5+ and under handicapped roping during finals $150/roper - Enter 3x Must qualify to enter 80% Payback PLUS $5,000 Bonus to High Point Roper

MandRTeamRoping.com

Why Should I Go? • Excellent Cattle • Roper Friendly Formats • Professional Production • Low Entry Fees • Rope For More Money

How Do I Qualify? Top 10 at any SuperSeries Roping or make Short Round at any Finals Prelims.

SuperSeries Dates: June 11-12, Cubero, NM July 3&4, Kayenta, AZ July 24, Albuquerque, NM October 23, Farmington, NM More Dates TBA Matt: 505/238-4595

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It’s Back! The Wild Thing Championship Bull Riding!

he Wild Thing Championship Bull Riding is coming back for its 18th year and riders and fans everywhere are gearing up for another rendition of the ‘wildest bull riding in New Mexico’! Over the past years the ‘Wild Thing’ has truly become and un-matched event. Its action-packed, thrill-ride rendition of a traditional bull riding event always packs the Red Rock State Park Arena in Gallup, New Mexico and it is no wonder why! The best bull riders in the nation enter up for part of the tremendous payouts and are always matched against some of the toughest, rankest bucking bovine in the sport. Mix these two ingredients together with a simple side of fun and exciting entertainment that thrills the crowd and you get one heck of a great event! This year’s event has once again has a whole lot of added money and prizes, including $6,000 in cash which helps add the estimated cash payout to $24,000, not to mention ‘Wild Thing’ famous Red Bluff Buckles to boot. Since its inception in 1994, the quality of this event has continued to get better and better. The production has continued to outdo itself each year, with many new things including filming for TV episodes, fun games and excitement for spectators and much more. This year, contestants and spectators will be able to get a “Wild Thing Championship Bull Riding Calendar” which is the first of its kind. What has stayed consistent throughout the years is the quality of the bull riding itself. When the bucking stock arrives from the

Sammy Andrews Rodeo Co. and the best in the world of bucking bulls are loaded in the chutes, the anticipation of thrilling excitement fills Red Rock Arena. Filing in and strapping on for eight second rides are some of the biggest names in the sport including some of the past winners, Jim Bob Custer (1994), Daniel Mueller (1998 & 1999), Ryan McConnel (2009) and last years winner, Spud Jones (2010). Bull riders hold this event as one of the best, due to quality, payout and of course the best crowd for any event in the Southwest. Last year, only a handful (5) qualified rides were turned in making the payout event bigger. The payout is estimated to hand over at least $6,000 to the winner if not more. Who knows, maybe this will be you year to line your name up against some of the best

bull riders ever who have won this event in the past. The ‘Wild Thing’ – Biggest Money in the Country – Don’t miss out!

This years USTRC Red Rock Classic Scheduled for June 3-5 in Gallup, New Mexico is teaming up with The ‘Wild Thing’ Championship Bull Riding, as well as Propane Exceptional Energy for a free Propane Safety Class. The estimated half hour class will take place on Saturday, June 4, at 11 a.m. during the Team roping event. Those in attendance will receive free information brochures concerning propane safety and will also have a chance to win free prizes courtesy of Propane Exceptional Energy.

Past Wild Thing Winners Jim Bob Custer (1994) Shawn Ramirez (1995) Casey Payne (1996) Shane Thurston (1997) Daniel Mueller (1998 & 1999) Talmadge Langley (2000) Romeo Maryboy (2001) Darren Francis (2002) Matt Clouser (2003) Robertson Cody (2004 & 2005) Terry Minica (2006) Kevin Salazar (2007) Justin Howlett (2008) Ryan McConnel (2009) Spud Jones (2010)

2011 ‘Wild Thing’ Sponsors Propane Exceptional Energy Rico Auto Center Bud Light Pepsi Fina Red Roof Inn Comfort Suites JiffyLube Boot Barn Live West Bullriding TV Professional Bad Boy Bulls

Amateur Bull Riding Alive & well In T or C New Mexico.

he T or C Fiestas took a great turn on the Cinco de Mayo weekend celebration. An amateur bull riding was held at the T or C Sherriff’s Posse arena. It was in held in conjunction with junior events in the Woolly riding, Calf riding, & Mini Bull riders. These young athletes held their own just as their older peers were able to do. There were 33 entries in the open bull riding, 9 in the Mini Bull riding, 9 calf riders, and 24 young tough and gritty wooly riders. Those in attendance unanimously said it was one of the best turn outs I’ve seen in a long time for an amateur Bull riding. A total of $1,000 was added in the open, $250 in the minis and $100 each in the sheep and calves. There were some great rides from some super bucking bulls. Some 75 contestants and approximately 500 spectators made for an outstanding evening of Bull riding, along with future up and coming riders in the sheep, calves & mini-bull riders, who also held their own. A special thanks and a great going goes out to Sullivan Bucking Bulls and Company. This was such a success that there is talk of holding this great event again next year! Sheep Riding 1. Lucas Chavez, $184, Buckle; 2. Zarah Muller, $138; 3. Tyson Yost,

PHOTOS BY: Cindy Jo Tooley-Harrison, The Herald Newspaper, T or C, NM

$92; 4. Cade Griego, $46 Calves 1. Ote Allsup, $141, Buckle; 2. Marco Juarez, $94 Mini Bulls 1. Taeron Reidhead, $294, Buckle; 2. Riley White, $196

Open Bulls 1. Sky Chavez, $912, Buckle; 2. Caleb Gillard, $684; 3 .Cole Gibson, $456; 4. Devon Sieler, $228

Thank you to each and every one of you for participating and we hope they will invite us back next year!!

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National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association Grand Canyon Region and National Finals Info The month of May marks the end to the 2010/11 National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (NIRA) season. From then, the top contestants from twelve regions will meet to see who will be crowned this year’s National Champions. In addition to the event titles that will be handed out, the team titles are on the line, making it a big deal for universities and their coaches from coast to coast. But even before the NIRA National Finals event which is scheduled for June 12-18 in Casper, Wyoming get underway, each region has crowned their own school team champions. For the Southwest and the Grand Canyon Region, New Mexico Universities have claimed the top spots. For the Men’s team, Mesalands Community College (MESACC) in Tucumcari, led by last years NIRA Coach of the year, C. J. Aragon took the number one spot. They were followed by New Mexico State University (NMSU). On the Women’s Side of things, New Mexico Highlands University (NMHIGH) held onto a team victory followed by NMSU women’s team. No doubt these three teams and their tough College rodeo competitors will be carrying the torch as they head to Wyoming and their bid for more awards and championships! Men’s Team Points 1. Mesalands Community College MESACC 6,841.50 2. New Mexico State University NMSU 5,774.00 3. Central Arizona College CAZC A4,686.00 4. Northland Pioneer College NPC 2,185.50 5. New Mexico Highlands University NMHIGH 2,107.00 6. Cochise College COCHSE 1,619.50 7. Dine College DINE 1,383.50

5. Hendren, Cody Roy NMSU 492.0 8. Navajo Technical College NAVAJO 1,297.50 6. Nuffer, Ty K MESACC 486.5 9. University of Arizona UAZ 40.00 7. Beeler, Bryce E CAZC 307.0 Women’s Team Points 1. New Mexico Highlands University NMHIGH 3,293.75 8. Monetro, Trenton Glynn NMSU 220.0 9. Tcherneshoff, William DeMarquis NMSU 214.0 2. New Mexico State University NMSU 2,761.74 10. Benavides, Efren Eddie COCHSE 148.5 3. Northland Pioneer College NPC 2,094.50 4. Mesalands Community College MESACC 1,517.25 11. Nevarez, Tegan Jay MESACC 100.0 12. Hart, Trey Eli NPC 88.0 5. Central Arizona College CAZC 1,329.66 13. Blackwell, Jace S COCHSE 10.0 6. University of Arizona UAZ 624.00 7. Navajo Technical College NAVAJO 457.50 8. Cochise College COCHSE 296.50 College National Finals Rodeo 9. Dine College DINE 103.50 Chooses Casper for Another Decade! 10. Northern Arizona University NAZU 10.00 The City of Casper, Natrona County, and Men’s All-around Points the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association 1. Marchand, Francis MESACC 2,284.50 (NIRA) are proud to announce the signing of 2. Whitlow, Tyler William CAZC 1,508.00 a ten year contract to host the College 3. Spears, Jordan Wacey MESACC 1,479.00 4. Bridges, J2 Lloyd MESACC 1,379.00 National Finals Rodeo (CNFR). A public 5. DeWitt, Cooper Ray NMSU 1,378.50 signing ceremony will be hosted at City Hall 6. Tavenner, Dirk Neal NMHIGH 1,336.00 on Wednesday, May 4 at 9:00 am. 7. Simon, Justin Tre CAZC 1,263.00 NIRA Commissioner, Roger Walters 8. Salvo, Johnny Bernard NMSU 1,250.00 states, “We could not be happier to be signing 9. Whitlow, Travis Wayne CAZC 981.00 this extension. The City of Casper, Natrona 10. Massengill, Chase Collins MESACC 846.00 County, and the State of Wyoming have 11. Monetro, Trenton Glynn NMSU 632.00 created an exceptional home for the College 12. Ugalde, Victor R NMSU 590.00 National Finals Rodeo. We are honored to 13. Runyan, Bryce Edward NMSU 494.00 partner with these great entities, and the great Women’s All-around Points people of Wyoming.” 1. Stock, Megan Ranae NPC 1,342.50 The CNFR proves to be a signature event 2. Jasper, Jana Marie NMHIGH 984.50 for the state of Wyoming generating 3. Wilson, Kindee Lyn NMHIGH 875.50 approximately $1 million dollars in economic 4. Smith, Jackie Jo NMHIGH 796.00 impact annually. In 2009, the CNFR was 5. Richards, Dixie Lea NMSU 788.33 voted and honored by the Sports Travel 6. Stineman, Kendra D NMSU 671.57 Magazine as the “Best Multi-Sport or Multi7. Early, Kelsey Marie NMSU 661.66 JUNE 11 BUILT BY MARCEDiscipline Collegiate IN HOUSE Event.” PROOF CRX’D Bronc Riding Points Saddle MONTH We welcome the nation’s best college 1. DeWitt, Cooper Ray NMSU 1,155.5 cowboys and cowgirls in an effort to win 2. Marchand, Francis MESACC 1,045.5 national titles(10 in saddle bronc, bareback, bull 3. Westcott, Logan Reaves NPC 903.0 1\2 Horizontal x 6.6) riding, steer wrestling, calf roping, team 4. Yeager, Daniel Luke SANJC 501.0

roping, barrel racing, breakaway roping, and goat tying. The new ten year contract will be effective beginning in July 2012 through June 2022.

CNFR DATES 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

June 12-18 June 10-16 June 9-15 June 15-21 June 14-20 June 12-18

2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022

Truck Winner Phyllis Gray, from Grand Cane, LA, was the lucky recipient of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association’s 2011 Dodge Truck award. The drawing was held at the NIRA’s national office in the afternoon of May 2. The NIRA’s Northwest Regional Faculty Director, Buster Baron and the entire national office staff witnessed the drawing. Phillis Gray is a sophomore at Bacone College in Muskogee, Oklahoma, in the Central Plains Region. Gray is currently working on her sports medicine degree and planning to work as a physical therapist for rodeo athletes. NIRA Commissioner Roger Walters told Ms. Gray the good news over the phone that afternoon. Ms. Gray responded, “Sir, are you sure about that? Really? Really? Really?” Commissioner Walters added, “This is one of the best parts of being the commissioner.” When asked how she felt about the award, Ms. Gray said, “I’m still in shock, I don’t know what to say. I’m excited!” The 2011 Dodge truck will be presented during the College National Finals Rodeo in Casper, Wyoming. The presentation will take place in the arena on Saturday, June 18.

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he Ranch Horse Association of America (RHAA) held an organizational meeting, judges seminar, and clinic at the Ben Balow Arena in Skull Valley, Ariz., recently. National president Jim Frank Richardson, Bard, N.M., and regional director Jack McComber, Rocky Ford, Colo., were on hand to conduct the judges seminar and clinic. Six Arizona horsemen were sanctioned as judges, and 15 people went through the riding clinic. RHAA was formed in 1998 to sanction local working ranch horse competitions, provide a uniform set of rules, and promote uniformity and consistency in judging. In 2004 the organization formed an Alliance Partnership with the American Quarter Horse Assn.(AQHA), whereby achievements of horses shown in RHAA are placed on the horses’ permanent records with AQHA. Between 15 and 18 shows are held annually across the nation, with members coming from 14 states ranging from Alabama to Montana. Mike Oden, Prescott; Beano Kimball, Chino Valley; and Miles DeWitt, Camp Verde, and Jeremy Morris, Prescott, spearheaded the Arizona organization, with Oden named regional director. “There are a number of ranch horse shows,” Oden says, “but they’re all judged differently. RHAA is more of a cowboy kind of deal, though definitely nobody is excluded. There is more emphasis though on roping and cow work than some of the other groups, which put a lot of emphasis on halter and pleasure riding. And it’s more fast paced.” The show is divided and judged on three basic sets of maneuvers: Dry Work or Reining (60 points), Roping (60 points), and Cow Work (60 points). There are classes for everyone from the professional trainer to novice, including a “Wikieup Class (beginners), Cowboy Class, Ranch Hand Class, Junior Ranch Horse (5 years old and under), Senior Ranch Horse (over 5 years old), and an Open class. Arizona shows for 2011 have been scheduled for April 30 at Cherry Creek Ranch in Dewey, June 12 at the old Prescott Fairgrounds in conjunction with Olsen Grain’s Equifest, July 16 at the 5M Arena in Chino Valley, and September 18 in Holbrook, location to be announced. We’re trying to keep entries as affordable as possible at $110 per class, with two-thirds going back into a jackpot,” Oden says. “Our goal is to give year end awards and hopefully make enough money to donate any profits to the Arizona Cowpunchers Crisis Fund.” The crisis fund helps working cowboys and their families pay for medical emergencies when they aren’t covered by insurance. Certified as judges for Arizona were Ben Balow, KJ Kasun, Kim McElroy, Tommy Stuart, Justin White, and Ronnie Braswell. For more information or entries, contact Mike Oden, 928/713-4500, or www.rhaa.org.

CBR Texan makes “Push”, South Dakotan “Pulls” Points, yet neither “Lifts” past Kansas in the Mahindra Texas Swing

he world’s number one selling tractor, a Mahindra, can “Push More, Pull More and Lift More” – but right now, nobody can “Ride More” than Manhattan, Kansas’s Lucas Dick – especially in Texas! Two successful rides in Lufkin, coupled with another two successful rides at the legendary Tuff Hedeman Championship Challenge, in Fort Worth, put Lucas Dick in a one ride lead for the $10,000 Mahindra Tractors Texas Swing Bonus. Going into the most prestigious Bull Riding event on earth, the Kansas cowboy had a tremendous opportunity to transform a slim lead, to a commanding one, with the chance to ride four bulls at the George Paul Memorial Bull Riding. With his wife expecting to deliver their second daughter just any day, they collectively decided last Thursday that he should leave Kansas and head for Del Rio. “I have always wanted to win the George Paul” said Lucas, “So my wife and I decided together that if she hadn’t had her by Friday morning, I would head to Del Rio”. On Saturday, the soon to be father had things going his way. Lucas made two great rides logging 170 points and

catapulting him to a 154 point lead in the Mahindra Tractors Texas Swing. With a shot at two more scores on Sunday following – people were starting to think that he would put the “nail in the coffin” – so to speak. “I knew I was leading the Mahindra Texas Swing, and I thought if I just focused on riding my bulls, the rest would take care of itself ” added Lucas. However, Lucas stumbled on Sunday when he was unable to log a qualified ride in the long round. Doing so, kept him from advancing and the opportunity at a fourth bull. Lucas added, “On the way home Sunday, I started to think, man – I could’ve sealed the deal on the Swing bonus with another two rides today. With these guys, a one ride lead going into Lubbock isn’t quite enough”. Meanwhile, at the George Paul, there were several sharks just waiting on the opportunity to strike. The likes of Bradley Harris, Chandler Bownds, JW Harris and Ardie Maier seized the opportunity to stack on the points. Most noticeably, Ardie Maier took advantage of four bulls in Del Rio. The only man to make four qualified rides at

the George Paul, Ardie’s 354.5 point total, shot him from 38th position in the Texas Swing Standings all the way to 3rd place. “My main goal is to ride all of my bulls on the way to a Championship. If I do that, I will have a great shot at the $10,000 Mahindra bonus”. At the same time, JW Harris also logged three scores this weekend and both he and Ardie are within one ride of the lead. The Mahindra Tractors Texas Swing wraps up in Lubbock, Texas at the Mahindra Tractors CBR West Texas Showdown August 13, 2011. The Texas Swing came down to the final ride last year… Stay tuned… The CINCH CBR Tour will be on a brief hiatus until Cheyenne Frontier Days on July 25-26 but check out CBRBull.com for a list of upcoming Horizon Series Events and the latest information on The REAL COWBOY SPORT™. “Learn More about the Texas Swing” click on http://www.cbrbull.com/TexasSwing.html

2011 $10,000 Mahindra Tractors Texas Swing Standings after Del Rio: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Lucas Dick, 514 points JW Harris, 448.5 points Ardie Maier 436.5 points Cooper Kanngiesser, 354 points Chandler Bownds, 351.5 points

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ell, at the beginning of putting material together for this month’s issue I was searching high and low for editorial. It seemed news either seemed too old or was happening in the near future, or so I thought. As we neared the end of the putting-thisissue-to-bed, things really opened up. To begin with, the spread of EHV-1 took center stage in the equine-related media. From team roping events, barrel racings, junior rodeos and everything in-between, the Southwest and almost half of the rest of the country seems to be on lockdown. I believe that, although EHV-1 is very dreadful, the action of veterinarians across the country, livestock boards, producers and contestants everywhere should be applauded for hitting this thing head on and hopefully stopping it before the virus spreads to other equine disciplines. On a different note here are a few things that may have been overshadowed by the recent virus attack news. To begin, Trevor Brazile topped the 4-million dollar mark in his career earnings. Wow! is all I have to say. I know payouts at events are increasing, helping him hit this milestone, but you can’t take anything away from Brazile who is no doubt one of the best rodeo contestants in history and well on his way to breaking many more records. On the rodeo scene, the NMRA is kicking right along as is the GCPRA and AIRCA associations. Recent events have proved to be successful both in New Mexico and Arizona. The only thing that stirs any dirt in the amateur rodeo scene is in the rough stock

events. Really though, there are no good answers for this either. If the contestants are not there, they are not there. I have a few mixed feelings on this. I agree there are no bucking horse riders and very few bull riders anymore. I think several things are responsible for this which might be an article for the future. However, I also believe that what works in one event may not work in others. The team roping incentive format no doubt works for amateur rodeos due to the large population of ropers, but the same program may not work so well for events that have less of a population of contestants including the rough stock and some of the other events. It is my opinion that it is like splitting hairs. Taking half of the contestants away and allowing them a different way to enter the same event from an already weak contestant pool allows less money to be won by either of the events. This in itself creates no incentive for contestants to enter events. I do not believe there are any immediate answers, but think the sport and especially the rough stock side of the sport go in cycles. The present time may just be the low side of the cycle and the only thing to do is keep going and continue the enticements and give a place for future rough stock riders to compete. Until next time – Dirt – Keep it under your feet! Ryan Davis

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Lubbock Winter Rodeo April 14, 2011 Novice Bareback Riding 1. Calrson Deinnon, Moon Man, 68 Ranch Bronc Riding 1. John Kelly Walren, Show Business, 65 Mutton Busting 1. J.D. Sanchez, 5.1; 2. Christopher Broadstreet, 4.4 1D Barrels 1. Misty Goldstone, 15.903 2D Barrels 1. Cindy Koontz, 18.016 #4 Team Roping 1. Buzz Peters / Danny Large, 18.8 Open Bulls 1. Cory McGlaughlin, Cricket, 79 Novice Bulls No Qualified Rides Steer Riding 1. Gunnyr Aravjo, 3.1; 2. Wyatt Wells, 2.7

April 23, 2011 Saddle bronc Riding 1. Cody Bonels, Black Pepper, 72 Ranch Broncs 1. Brady Lanham, Desert Flower, 70; 2. John Kelly Waldon, Two Spicey, 68 1D Barrels 1. Misty Goldstone, 15.621 2D Barrels 1. Cindy Koontx, 17.386 #4 Team Roping 1. Carlos Renoon / Danny Lange, 9.3; 2. Buxzz Peters / Danny Lange, 20.7; 3. Mike Care / Donnie Buckalo, 24.1 Open Team Roping MONTH FEB 11 BUILT BY 1. Lane Ivey / Jed Middleton, 4.2; 2. Jordan Rowland / Wes James, 5.2; 3. Trice Watts / Jayton McWright, 6.1

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May 15, 2011 Saddle Bronc Riding 1. Cody Groues, Bunny Ranch, 76; 2/3. Nick Peters, Miss Priss, 71; 2/3. Clay Creasey, Black Pepper, 62 Novice Bareback Riding 1. Carson Deinnon, Don’t Snooze, 62 Mutton Busting 1. J.D.Sanchez, 1.7; 2. Mikel Kennedy, 1.6 Steer Riding 1. 1. Tuff Arvajo, 6.0; 2. Gunner Aravjo, 1.8 Chute Dogging 1. Matt Ellis, 3.7; 2. Booger Gleghorn, 7.8 1D Barrels 1. Misty Guldstone, 17.680 2D Barrels 1. Jackie Skinner, 19.937 #4 Team Roping 1. Brodie Blizzard . Robert Jasso, 8.1; 2. Brodie Blizzard / Ronnie Bradie, 10.1; 3. Henry Peters / Danny Lane, 14.4 Open Bull Riding 1. Brady Lanham, Rajon Cajon, 73 Novice Bull Riding No Qualified Rides

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2011 PRCA World Standings All-Around 1. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, TX, $104,108; 2. Cody Ohl, Hico, TX, $30,924; 3. Landon McClaugherty, Tilden, TX, $23,767; 4. Clayton Hass, Terrell, TX, $21,315; 5. Stan Branco, Chowchilla, CA, $21,180; 6. Paul David Tierney, Oral, SD, $20,394; 7. Josh Peek, Pueblo, CO, $19,130; 8. Jesse Sheffield, Austin, CO, $17,594; 9. Jess Tierney, Hermosa, SD, $14,771; 10. Derick Fleming, Roosevelt, UT, $13,237; 11. Jack Vanderlans, Temecula, CA, $12,930; 12. Rhett Kennedy, Chowchilla, CA, $12,902; 13. Clint Singleton, Medina, TX, $11,628; 14. Cade Swor, Winnie, TX, $10,750; 15. Bart Brunson, Terry, MS, $10,665; 16. Justin Thigpen, Waycross, GA, $10,601; 17. Cole Echols, Elm Grove, LA, $7,624 Bareback Riding 1. Tilden Hooper, Carthage, TX, $50,514; 2. Kaycee Feild, Payson, UT, $44,363; 3. Will Lowe, Canyon, TX, $43,973; 4. Clint Cannon, Waller, TX, $28,158; 5. Chris Harris, Itasca, TX, $27,800; 6. Steven Peebles, Redmond, OR, $27,408; 7. Joe Gunderson, Agar, SD, $26,713; 8. Jake Vold, Ponoka, AB, $24,798; 9. Wes Stevenson, Lubbock, TX, $24,593; 10. Bo Casper, Fort Scott, KS, $23,686; 11. Caine Riddle, Vernon, TX, $20,452; 12. J.R. Vezain, Cowley Wy , $18,354; 13.

Steven Dent, Mullen, NE, $18,069; 14. Luke Creasy, Brownfield, AB, $17,514; 15. Heath Ford, Slocum, TX, $16,488 Steer Wrestling 1. Luke Branquinho, Los Alamos, CA, $39,309; 2. Billy Bugenig, Ferndale, CA, $34,269; 3. Todd Suhn, Hermosa, SD, $29,326; 4. Sean Mulligan, Coleman, OK, $26,990; 5. Casey Martin, Sulphur, LA, $25,849; 6. Darrell Petry, Beaumont, TX, $25,312; 7. Trevor Knowles, Mount Vernon, OR, $25,184; 8. Jake Rinehart, Highmore, SD, $24,632; 9. Stockton Graves, Newkirk, OK, $23,723; 10. Seth Brockman, Wheatland, WY, $22,179; 11. Justin Davis, Bartonville, TX, $19,461; 12. Dru Melvin, Ponca City OK , $18,976; 13. Stan Branco, Chowchilla, CA, $17,554; 14. Wade Sumpter, Fowler, CO, $17,157; 15. Casey McMillen, Redmond, OR, $16,324.00 Team Roping (Headers) 1. Clay Tryan, Billings, MT, $35,537; 2. Chad Masters, Clarksville, TN, $34,976; 3. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, TX, $32,255; 4. Spencer Mitchell, Colusa, CA, $27,842; 5. Colby Lovell, Madisonville, TX, $27,205; 6. Charly Crawford, Prineville, OR, $26,803; 7. Joel Bach,

2011 Turquoise Circuit Standings All-Around 1. Seth Hall, Albuquerque NM , $7,152; 2. Lane Siggins, Ruidoso Downs, NM, $4,775; 3. Rick Kieckhefer, Prescott, AZ, $4,575; 4. Beau Marshall, Truth or Conseque, NM, $3,087; 5. Cutter Parsons, Marana, AZ, $1,960; 6. Casey Wilson, t or c, NM, $1,673; 7. Ivan Stuart, Scottsdale, AZ, $722; 8. TJ Bohlender, Canyon, TX, $695

$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. Trey Miller, La Mesa, NM, $1,194; 13. Tyler Getzwiller, Scottsdale, AZ, $1,133; 14. Cody Pearson, Tucson, AZ, $1,130; 15. James Knopp, Bosque Farms, NM, $948

Bareback Riding 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, Savannah TN , $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, Broomfield, NM, $92

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

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,

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

Millsap, TX, $26,266; 8. Derrick Begay, Seba Dalkai, AZ, $23,111; 9. Travis Tryan, Billings, MT, $22,034; 10. Erich Rogers, Round Rock, AZ, $22,011; 11. Kaleb Driggers, Albany Ga , $21,323; 12. Turtle Powell, Stephenville, TX, $20,942; 13. Nick Sartain, Yukon, OK, $19,726; 14. Coleman Proctor, Pryor, OK, $18,161; 15. Brady Tryan, Huntley, MT, $16,046 Team Roping (Heelers) 1. Jade Corkill, Fallon, NV, $37,950; 2. Travis Graves, Jay, OK, $35,537; 3. Patrick Smith, MidlandTX , $32,255; 4. Broc Cresta, Santa Rosa, CA, $27,842; 5. Allen Bach, Weatherford, TX, $25,226; 6. Kory Koontz, Sudan, TX, $23,881; 7. Cesar de la Cruz, Tucson, AZ, $23,111; 8. Jhett Johnson, Casper, WY, $22,647; 9. Cory Petska, Marana, AZ, $22,158; 10. Rich Skelton, Llano, TX, $22,034; 11. Russell Cardoza, Terrebonne OR , $21,960; 12. Brad Culpepper, Ashburn, GA, $21,323; 13. Kollin VonAhn, Durant, OK, $19,726; 14. York Gill, Stephenville, TX, $18,521; 15. Dakota Kirchenschlager, De Leon, TX, $17,663 Saddle Bronc 1. Cody Wright, Milford, UT, $44,403; 2. Heith DeMoss, Heflin, LA, $34,403; 3. Bradley Harter, Weatherford TX , $32,166; 4. Taos Muncy, Corona, NM, $30,611; 5. Cody DeMoss, Heflin, LA, $29,681; 6. Sam Spreadborough, Snyder, TX, $26,867; 7. Cort Scheer, Elsmere , $26,235; 8. Jesse Bail, Camp Crook, SD, $25,667; 9. Wade Sundell, Boxholm, IA, $20,001; 10. Tyler Corrington, Hastings, MN, $19,987; 11. Jacobs Crawley, College Station, TX, $18,393; 12. Jeff Willert, Belvidere, SD, $16,971; 13. Jesse Wright, Milford, UT, $16,805; 14. Jesse Kruse, Great Falls, MT, $15,730; 15. Ty Atchison, Jackson, MO, $14,738 Tie-Down 1. Clint Cooper, DecaturTX , $42,075; 2. Hunter Herrin, Apache, OK, $41,797; 3. Tuf Cooper, Decatur, TX,

Steer Roping 1. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, TX, $46,548; 2. Cody Lee, Gatesville, TX, $23,586; 3. Kim Ziegelgruber, Edmond, OK, $21,350; 4. Walter Priestly, Robstown, TX, $17,339; 5. Rocky Patterson, Pratt, KS, $14,872; 6. Scott Snedecor, Uvalde, TX, $14,708; 7. J. Tom Fisher, Andrews, TX, $14,608; 8. Will Gasperson, Decatur, TX, $13,569; 9. Vin Fisher Jr., Andrews, TX, $12,874; 10. Lawson Plemons, Axtell, TX, $10,240; 11. Shay Good, Midland, TX, $7,621; 12. Bryce Davis, Abilene, TX, $7,563; 13. Buster Record Jr, Buffalo, OK, $7,396; 14. Chris Glover, Keenesburg, CO, $7,061; 15. Dan Fisher, Andrews, TX, $6,795.00 Bull Riding 1. Shane Proctor, Grand Coulee, WA, $66,637; 2. J.W. Harris, Mullin, TX, $46,054; 3. Cody Whitney, Asher, OK, $41,295; 4. Trevor Kastner, Ardmore, OK, $37,461; 5. Kanin Asay, Powell, WY, $33,548; 6. Clayton Foltyn, El Campo, TX, $31,738; 7. Jacob O Mara, Prairieville, LA, $31,626; 8. Clayton Savage, Casper, WY, $29,658; 9. Bobby Welsh, Gillette, WY, $29,556; 10. Ardie Maier, Timber Lake, SD, $29,188; 11. Tyler Smith, Fruita, CO, $28,523; 12. Seth Glause, Rock Springs, WY, $28,304; 13. Clayton Williams, Carthage, TX, $28,290; 14. Tyler Willis, Wheatland, WY, $24,939; 15. Chance Smart, Philadelphia, MS, $23,076

Mauney wins first 2011 PBR event in Duluth

rofessional Bull Rider J.B. Mauney stole the show in Duluth with his first win of 2011 at the Lucas Oil Invitational presented by Cooper Tires. The 24-year-old won Rounds 1 and 2, then tied with Austin Meier for third in Round 3 with an 87.25point ride on Bad Medicine (Teague Bucking Bulls, LLC). Mauney bucked off of RMEF Gunpowder & Lead (Jeff Robinson Bucking Bulls) in the Built Ford Tough Championship Round, but held onto the

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

$40,974; 4. Adam Gray, Seymour, TX, $28,543; 5. Cody Ohl, Hico, TX, $27,200; 6. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, TX, $25,305; 7. Ryan Jarrett, Summerville, GA, $25,047; 8. Matt Shiozawa, Chubbuck, ID, $24,845; 9. Cory Solomon, Prairie View, TX, $24,298; 10. EJ Roberts, Stephenville, TX, $23,536; 11. Monty Lewis, Hereford, TX, $23,502; 12. Justin Macha, Needville, TX, $19,946; 13. Cimarron Boardman, Stephenville, TX, $19,368; 14. Jud Nowotny, LaVernia, TX, $16,822; 15. Timber Moore, Aubrey, TX, $16,532

average lead, going home with over $40,000 for the weekend. Finishing second overall was Brazilian phenom Robson Palermo. He covered his bull in Round 1, then tied former World Champion Mike Lee for ninth place in Round 3, receiving 85.5 points on Hail Damage (Cornwell Bucking Bulls). Palermo also scored the highest scored ride of the weekend during the Built Ford Tough Championship Round â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 91.25 points on Immigrant (Frontier Rodeo Company). Former rookie of the year Silvano Alves finished close behind Palermo, winning Round 3 with 88 points on Perfect Poison (Circle T Ranch & Rodeo). He then finished second in the

J.B. Mauney bucks off RMEF Gunpowder & Lead, but cames into the championship with a dominating lead and still wins. PHOTOS BY: Andy Watson/bullstockmedia.com

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Brazile becomes PRCA’s first $4 million cowboy

Trevor Brazile

Trevor Brazile became the first $4 million cowboy in ProRodeo history on May 14 when he won the steer roping and finished third in the team roping in Bridgeport, Texas, pushing his career earnings total to $4,000,396. It’s hard to say whether it is ironic or absolutely fitting that Trevor Brazile became ProRodeo’s first $4-million cowboy May 14 with his steer roping winnings at the Butterfield Stage Days. Brazile’s steer roping earnings represent the smallest portion of his $4,000,397 – less than a quarter – but it was in steer roping

championship round with a 90-point ride on Speckled Ivory (Circle T Ranch & Rodeo). Fourth overall went to Jordan Hupp, who rode Flashpoint (Teague Bucking Bulls) in Round 3 for 86.25 points but bucked off of After Party (Circle T Ranch & Rodeo) in the Built Ford Tough Championship Round. Veteran rider Dustin Elliott rounded out the Top 5 after finishing second in Round 3 on Sleeper (Jeff Robinson/Cunningham) for 87.75 points (Jeff Robinson/Cunningham). He was one of three riders to then post a score in the championship round, riding Chicken on a Chain (Robinson/Tedesco/Larry the Cable Guy) for 89 points.

that he earned his first National Finals berth (1997) and where he earned his first gold buckle in an individual event (2006). And then there is the matter of the ay Brazile is building up his very substantial lead in the 2011 all-around world standings. His $46,548 in steer roping is not only more than he has earned in either tie-down roping ($25,305) or team roping ($32,255), it is more money than has been earned by the world standings leaders in steer wrestling, team roping (heading or heeling), saddle bronc riding and tie-down roping. “That really isn’t a surprise,” Brazile said of how he reached the milestone, “since the bulk of the money I’ve won this year has come in steer roping. As ironic as it seems, I’d bet that I win more money per rodeo in the steer roping than I do in any other event. It’s just a great event for me.” Bridgeport was his fourth major steer roping title of the season, following the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo, the SandHills Stock Show & Rodeo in Odessa, Texas, and last week’s Guymon (Okla.) Pioneer Days Rodeo. Thanks, in no small measure, to the prize money infusion in the San Antonio steer roping event this year, Brazile seems well on his way to shattering the year-old record for single-season earnings in the event. He already holds the single-season earnings records for the all-around and for team roping headers.

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The 14-time world champion has career totals of $1,917,529 in tie-down roping, $1,157,345 in team roping and $925,523 in steer roping. “I never imagined winning $4 million,” Brazile said. “I was rodeoing with Roy (Cooper) when he crossed $2 million, so that was the number I dreamed about for a lot of years. I just think it’s cool that I can win this type of money with a rope in my hand. “The world championships are great – don’t get me wrong – but the money means a lot, because that’s how I support my family. It means that I don’t have to go out and get a real job and just try to rodeo as a hobby.” At Bridgeport, Brazile won the first round of the steer roping in 10.0 seconds, finished second to Vin Fisher Jr. in the second round (9.4 to Fisher’s brilliant 8.8) and won the three-head average with a time of 33.7 seconds. Brazile and partner Patrick Smith finished third in the team roping, and the $1,211 each received in that event allowed Brazile to claim the all-around title with total earnings of $5,652. His 2011 all-around total of $104,108 puts him over the $100,000 mark for the 14th consecutive season and increases his lead over second-place Cody Ohl to more than $73,000. Brazile has surpassed $200,000 in each of the last 10 years (20012010) and $300,000 in each of the last five. He was the youngest contestant to reach the $2 million milestone (July 2006) and the first to reach $3 million (December 2008) before this latest accomplishment. “I really don’t keep up with the money milestones until I hear that I’m close to

Duluth, GA - Final Results

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9/10. 9/10. 11/12. 11/12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

J. B. Mauney Robson Palermo Silvano Alves Jordan Hupp Dustin Elliott Aaron Roy Mike Lee Austin Meier Ryan McConnel Shane Proctor Ben Jones Guilherme Marchi Douglas Duncan Matt Triplett Josh Faircloth Valdiron de Oliveira

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Round 2

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87.5 86.5 83.75 84.5 0 86.5 86.75 84.25 0 86.5 85.75 0 85.5 0 84.5 0

89 0 0 87.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

87.25 85.5 88 86.25 87.75 87 85.5 87.25 86.5 0 0 85.75 0 85 0 83.75

0 91.25 90 0 89 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Money Earned

263.75 263.25 261.75 258.25 176.75 173.50 172.25 171.50 86.50 86.50 85.75 85.75 85.50 85.00 84.50 83.75

$40,330.00 $18,983.33 $15,580.00 $9,635.00 $9,050.00 $5,133.33 $5,150.00 $3,550.00 $1,750.00 $2,533.33 $1,000.00 $770.00 $850.00 $400.00 $585.00 $400.00

reaching one,” Brazile said. “But I definitely want to stay on track and be the first guy to $5 million now. Hopefully, I can earn that next million as quick or quicker than the last. That’s the great thing about numbers like these. Not only is it good for me, but it’s good for the sport that somebody can win this type of money – and it just keeps getting better.”

GEICO becomes official partner of PRCA ProRodeo ProRodeo fans get ready. The widely popular and iconic GEICO Caveman and Gecko personalities are preparing to “Cowboy Up.” The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) is excited to announce a new partnership with GEICO (Government Employees Insurance Company), the thirdlargest private passenger auto insurer in the United States. GEICO will be unveiling its new event footprint for ProRodeo fans at several rodeos this summer and the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in December. As an official partner of the PRCA, GEICO will have a major presence on the PRCA’s Great American Country (GAC) television coverage. GEICO made its ProRodeo debut last month at the Clark County Fair & Rodeo in Logandale, Nev., and will engage in additional local marketing initiatives at the the Reno (Nev.) Rodeo; the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo in Colorado Springs, Colo.; the Heart O’ Texas Fair & Rodeo in Waco, and the Wrangler NFR in Las Vegas. “We are proud to be partnering with the PRCA and the exciting world of ProRodeo,” said Ted Ward, GEICO vice president. “ProRodeo has grown immensely over the years and its fans are very passionate about the sport. This partnership provides us with a great opportunity to build GEICO brand awareness within this vast community.” GEICO’s sponsorship deal will raise awareness with ProRodeo fans and create promotional opportunities with its widely popular and iconic Caveman and Gecko personalities. “Given that the majority of our membership and fan base depend heavily on motor vehicles for their business and leisure travel, this partnership is a perfect fit in offering an affordable insurance option,” said PRCA Commissioner Karl Stressman. “I have a great deal of respect for GEICO and its parent company, Berkshire Hathaway … we’re glad to have business partners of this caliber join us.”

More $$ at WNFR

Robson Palermo posts a stellar 91.25 on Immigrant to take 2nd place.

As it has done every year since 1976, the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo is increasing its prize money again this December – to a record $6 million. The winner of each round in each event will receive a check for $17,885 and the 10-round average champion in each event will be paid $45,865

PRCA Obituary Speckled Ivory and Silvano Alves team up for a cool 90 points to take 3rd overall.

Vern “Red Dog” Chipman, a PRCA Gold Card member and former bull riding champion at Prescott, Ariz.; Pleasant Grove, Utah; San Jose, Calif., and Scottsdale, Ariz., died April 7 of lung cancer. He was 77

Amazing Race Cord McCoy, a 2005 Wrangler NFR qualifier in bull riding, and his brother, Jet, were eliminated from the CBS-TV reality show The Amazing Race April 24 episode with just three episodes remaining.

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with Carlos Soto winning the calf riding and Cache Kerby taking home the team roping award. 9-12 All Around awards went to Britt Parker and Sierra Jo Keith. Britt also won the double mugging average and Sierra Jo received the goat-tying average buckle. The ribbon roping buckles were won by Bryce Stodghill and partner, Brylee Hall. Taylor Garside won the barrel racing award with Blythe Beshears winning the pole bending buckle and Makena Burris earning the breakaway prize. The team roping buckle went home with Bryndee Hall. Wilcox Cowboy, Colton Clem won the 13-15 All Around Cowboy award and Aspyn Dent was named All Around Cowgirl. Colton also won the calf roping buckle and Aspyn won the goat tying average. Heath Johnson was awarded the chute dogging

average buckle and Lucas Mackenzie won the team roping buckle. Lacey Garside dominated both the barrel racing and pole bending events. Payten Frost won the breakaway buckle and ribbon roping partners, Levi Gallego and Savana Egge received their trophy buckles for winning the average. All Around Cowboy in the 16-18 age group was Lane Stock who also won both the Calf roping and ribbon roping with Camille Bales. Sierra Egge earned All Around Cowgirl honors as well as the goat tying average and tying for the pole bending with Brittnee Hemingway. Camille Bales won the barrel racing, Brent Keaveney won the chute dogging and Ally Ford won the breakaway buckle. Devon Burris won the team roping buckle and Orlin Bryant was the 16-18 Bull riding

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he April rodeo was held in the great community of Wilcox. The entire event was a big success thanks to the families and businesses that contributed in many ways to make it a memorable weekend for both the contestants and their families. The weekend began with a barrel race fundraiser on Friday night followed by another fundraising team roping on Saturday evening! We are very grateful to everyone that participated in these events and supported the AJRA. The weekend was very exciting as the Wilcox AJRA committee provided awards for the All Around and event winners in all age groups and events. All Around prizes in the 5-8 group were taken home by Zane Reinert and Jaycie Cundall. Jaycie also won average awards in the pole bending and goat tying. Hometown cowboy, Bridger Sanborn won the barrel racing average

Colton Clem

Aspyn Dent Zane Reinert

Aspyn Dent Goat Tie Jaycie Cundall

Heath Johnson (Chute Dogging 13-15)

Lane Stock

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champion for the weekend. The AJRA is very grateful to the many individuals that worked to make the rodeo such a success and make sure that the kids were awarded for their efforts! In May we are looking forward to going to Prescott where the committee is hosting a fundraiser steak fry and auction. A big thank you to all those that are donating items for the auction. The year-end finals will be held in Payson on June 17 & 18th. Please make plans to attend and watch the top ten in each age group and event compete for year-end prizes! Some of the events are very close and it is exciting to see the final results. The sponsors continue to come in for the AJRA year-end awards and each and every one is greatly appreciated! For more information about the AJRA visit the website at www.arizonajuniorrodeo.com

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

State Finals Information Raffle Tickets ALL raffle ticket money is due at Payson - no exceptions - You won’t be able to compete in Payson without paying the $60 that is due. Rule Changes for 2011 See below for important information on rule changes for the Finals. AHSRA State Finals entry procedures Only one entry form needs to be filled out, but it needs to be the form for the State Finals. - Only Fees for one entry form - School Signature and Notarized Parent signature is required with your entry, as well as handing in an Official Transcript of your grades. - There is no payout at the State Finals. This allows us to finish raising the year end prize award finances. There will be an Option to compete in a side jackpot in each event. The Optional Jackpot is Optional! If you wish to compete for some prize money, mark the box, and send in the appropriate fees for the events in which you wish to participate in the Optional Jackpot. You will also be given an option to pay for this at check-in at the State Finals. - Please be sure your entries are postmarked 2 1/2 weeks (17 days) prior to the first day of competition. Schedule Wednesday, June 8, 2011 2011 Queen Contest 9 a.m. – Horsemanship main arena Payson Event Center 6 p.m. – 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 @ The Historical Oxbow Inn and Saloon 8-11 p.m. – The theme you chose for prom is “Old Wild West”. The Oxbow Inn and Saloon is located at 607 W. Main Street. 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 prom you may not re-enter. There is a private entrance at the west side for Prom. No loitering in parking lot, main entrance or Main St. Appropriate attire is a must. Saturday, June 12, 2011 Saturday will be Tuff N Nuff to Wear Pink Day. Dinner Banquet & Awards Presentation A Pulled pork bar-b-que dinner will be held at the Payson Event Center. Tickets are $10 per person. Tickets must be purchased by May 20, 2011. Minimal tickets will be available at event. Advanced purchase is best. NO REFUNDS 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 non-reserved shirts. The order (with payment) must be received by May 20, 2011. For a reserved t-shirt(s) you MUST mail in request on attached form with payment. No email, phone or fax preorders accepted. Make checks payable to the Town of Payson and mail to Parks, Recreation and Tourism attention Kaprice Bachtell 1000 W. Country Club Dr. Payson, AZ 85541. NO REFUNDS “Shop Payson” The Parks, Recreation & Tourism office is sponsoring your rodeo. To help

our department host this event again, please support our local businesses. Help us by purchasing your groceries and other items when you get to Payson. Water & Refuse Disposal Clean drinking water for 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. Tow Away Zones Please help us to keep the Fire Marshal happy. No vehicles can be parked within 50 feet of tent(s), bleachers, stalls, or behind announcer’s booth. Please adhere to the mentioned areas and the NO PARKING signs. It is a safety precaution that we have access at all times. If you violate this request, YOU WILL BE TOWED. To find out which towing company has your vehicle call the Payson Police Department at 928-474-5177. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Kaprice Bachtell at 928-474-5242 x 359 or email at kbachtell@paysonaz.gov. On behalf of the Town of Payson and Parks, Recreation and Tourism, we welcome you and we are excited to host your finals.

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

State Finals Information Clovis, New Mexico Host Hotel The host hotel this year for the State Finals will be the Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott. Rooms are available for contestants at $700 per night. Please ask for the NMHSRA State Finals rate when you call 575/762-1411.

2011 NMHSRA State Finals Agenda Wednesday - June 8, 2011 6 p.m. Directors Meeting Thursday - June 9 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. Check-In for all Contestants – Event Center 9 a.m. Cutting 1st & 2nd Go 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Scholarship Interviews 10 a.m. Queen’s Written Test 1 p.m. Queen’s Interview 2 p.m. Cutting Short Go 5 p.m. Mandatory Contestant Meeting MANDATORY 5:30 p.m. Queen Modeling & Speeches

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Friday - June 10 9 a.m. 2nd Performance of 1st Go Round 12:30 p.m. Volleyball games and Picnic 4 p.m. Queen’s Horsemanship 7:30 p.m. 1st Performance of 2nd Go Round Saturday - June 11 9 a.m. 2nd Performance of 2nd Go Round 5:30 p.m. Senior Recognition Night 6 p.m. Go Round, Fastest Times & Highest Scores, Average Winners – Awards 6:30 p.m. Queen Coronation 7 p.m. Short Go Qualifiers 7:30 p.m. Short Go Sunday - June 12 8 a.m. Church Services 9 a.m. Breakfast 10 a.m. Awards & Scholarship Presentations 12 p.m. National Contestant Meeting – Mandatory

To enter State Finals rodeo, you must have competed in 2 rodeos or 1 weekend during the 2010-2011 season in each event you wish to enter. State Finals entries must be postmarked no later than Wednesday, May 18, 2011. Late Entries Will Not Be Accepted. Entries received will be posted on the website. If you do not have internet access, call back by 7 p.m. on Wednesday, June 1, 2011. State Finals entry forms and agenda are posted under state finals link. Please bring you last report card to state finals check in. Do Not Mail Your Report Card! General Information Several directors’ positions will be opening for the 2011-2012 season. Any interested individual is asked to please submit a formal letter to Travis stating interest in the specific directorship by May 15. The timers schedule for the spring season is posted. Please check to which rodeos you are scheduled to time. If you have any questions please contact Pam Simpson at 575/649-4963.

Attention Barrel Racers and Pole Benders! The following ground rule has been implemented. Any barrel racer or pole bender not having been called by the announcer, which runs out of turn will receive a no time for that run. Academic Eligibility Reminder: Academic eligibility of contestants shall be determined by NMAA Rule 6.2.1. B except that eligibility shall not be determined by use of cumulative grades pursuant to NMAA Rule 6.2.1. B,1.C.

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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 Books will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. the day of the rodeo

FALL RODEO DATES 2011 (9:00 a.m. each day)

August 27-28 September 24-25 October 22-23

2011 Spring Series

Another successful series thanks to all of our sponsors! MED Systems Inc Chaffins Feed Cowgirl Couture Costco Peabody New Mexico Services Strathmore Material

(4001 Office Court Dr. – Santa Fe, NM 87507)

Knights of Columbus DeGroat Welding Falcomata - Hovland Motors Furniture Zone Grants Safety Lane The Insurance Store Route 66 Towing Red Bluff Buckles Dairy Queen Napa Auto Parts Diamond G Jack’s Mechanical Solutions

C & E Concrete H & R Block Milan Portables / Weather King Grants Delta Tire Walker Agency Gold Canyon Candles Continental Divide Electric Cooperative Best Western Inn & Suites Peto Iron Skillet Farmers Insurance Amanda Vigil Insurance Agency A Huge thanks to everyone who helped this year! Look for complete Spring Results in the July issue of the All-Around!

Due to the EHV-1 Virus, our May 21-22 event has been moved to June 25-26. We are very sorry for the inconvenience.

TEAM ROPING June 24, 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 NMRA members, This job is definitely full of highs and lows. I have to say that the highs far outweigh the lows, but the lows can be really tough sometimes. I recently came back from the new spring rodeo at Socorro and honestly I was somewhat dejected. Despite the fact that the NMRA board of directors has spent more than 90% of its time since the first of January focusing on the rough stock events and how we can get more contestants on more bucking stock… we had one bareback rider entered. Why? What is going on with the bareback event in this country? Some people blame the NMRA, some blame the stock contractors, but the fact is that every rodeo in the U.S. is struggling to attract young people that want to climb on something that bucks. I was really annoyed after the Saturday performance and had more questions than answers in my head. As I walked back to my trailer I met Kevin Cox at the water faucet and we struck up a conversation. I listened and winced when I heard Kevin say “the NMRA is not a contestant friendly organization.” How did that happen? When did that happen? And most importantly why hasn’t somebody thrown water on that fire before now. Well… here is a big bucket of water coming at you. The NMRA is an organization that exists solely for the betterment of the contestants, stock contractors and the rodeo committees. Yes! I am a team roper. Yes! I never paid much attention to the bucking chutes when I came to a rodeo. I did my thing and left. Now that I am the president of the NMRA it is my job to look over all aspects of the rodeo and personally I am enjoying the conversations I am having and the people I meet, and thank you Kevin Cox for your

2011 NMRA Standings Through May 8, 2011 Bull Riding 1 Devren Meyers, $860; 2 Joseph McConnel, $764; 3 Justin, Rogers$33 Rookie Bull Riding 1 Kirstin Taylor, $67 Saddle Bronc Riding 1 Chance Barnes, $458; 2 Brandon Jones, $282; 3 Jeb Loney, $219 Ranch Bronc Riding 1 Pat Garcia, $101; 2 Jeb Loney, $81 Rookie Saddle Bronc 1 Wesley Morehead, $89 Steer Wrestling 1 MikeMurphy, $434; 2 Bill, Claunch, $389; 3 Rusty, Hamilton, $313; 4 Cody, Kenney, $292; 5

honesty and straight forward approach to our conversation. Constructive criticism and solutions to problems is what I need right now. I want to know what you think, but please: If you bring me a problem bring a solution with it. If you got mad at the NMRA and vowed never to return I wish you would reconsider. We are a team and we need all of our players. “Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is success.” — Henry Ford Congratulations to The Socorro Cinco De Mayo Rodeo committee. You did a great job and we appreciate your guts and your dedication to the idea of introducing new rodeos to the NMRA. Last but not least I want to congratulate the Taos Rodeo Committee for their fearless attitude toward supporting the NMRA and its members. This year at the Taos Rodeo: • $500 added in the rough stock and $300.00(or more) added in the timed events. • $100 added in the rookie and ranch bronc events. • All local kid’s events will be held before or after the NMRA section of the rodeo. • Ladies… I am looking at the ground conditions personally. • Co sanctions with CPRA, GCPRA, WPRA (BKW), PAFRA and possibly the TCRA. Thank you Taos and thank you NMRA members for supporting great committees like this one. You can thank this committee by entering their rodeo. That’s it: John Adams

Kyle, Smith, $290; 6 Lance, Tolbert, $231; 7 Kyle, Francis, $204 Calf Roping 1 Lane, Siggins, $575; 2 Christian Sanchez, $504; 3 Seth Hall, $410; 4 Johnny Salvo, $378; 5 JoDan, Mirabal, $367; 6 Todd, Saulsberry, $307; 7 Greg, Dutton, $276; 8 Rylan, Edgmon, $264; 9 Mason Georges, $214; 10 Chance Barnes, $192 Incentive Calf Roping 1 Sterling Cowdrey, $165; 2 Dave, Aragon, $157; 3 Shane, Goemmer, $141 Breakaway Roping 1 Jana Baker, $549; 2 Payton Cowdrey, $507; 3 Christen Martinez, $479; 4 Jori Flom, $412; 5 Mackie Saavedra, $359; 6 Nicole Sweazea, $287; 7 Savannah Saavedra, $250; 8 Bellamie Mason, $218 Barrel Race 1 Kelly Waide, $924; 2 Caren, Lamb, $678; 3 Denise Chambliss, $475; 4 Ashley Montoya, $409; 5 Marie

Autrey, $316; 6 Nicole Sweazea, $210; 7 Lisa Girdner, $205; 8 Haley, McNiel, $189; 9 Casey, Dove, $158; 10 Amanda Clawson, $140; 11 Rachael Maestas, $93 Incentive Barrel Race 1 Susan, Siggins, $264; 2 Jasarra Baca, $220; 3 Renee Dill, $198; 4 Lisa Girdner, $197; 5 Anne Chroninger, $165; 6 Payton McNiel, $148; 7 Christine Atwell, $122; 8 Casey, Dove, $115; 9 Nancy Velasquez, $104; 10 Rachel Maestas, $95 Open Team Roping – Heading 1 Brandon Gonzales, $2,084; 2 Rodee Walraven, $821; 3 Beau Lamb, $793; 4 Kyle Honeyfield, $660; 5 Seth Hall, $660; 6 Bill Claunch, $357; 7 Russell Sullivan, $312; 8 Cody Mirabal, $249; 9 Chance Kiehne, $231; 10 Enrique Salas, $231; 11 Loren Doughty, $142 Open Team Roping – Heeling 1 Pedro, Maestas, $1,688;

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 2 LaneSiggins, $1,296; 3 Johnny Salvo, $821; 4 JoDan, $725; 5 Justin, Loya, $660; 6 Frank, Padilla, $538; 7 JR DeDios, $418; 8 Aaron, Romero, $396; 9 Albert Claunch, $357; 10 Brian Sullivan, $312; 11 Tim, Lamb, $255; 12 Gralyn Elkins, $231; 13 Adrian Salas, $231; 14 Mason Georges, $142 Incentive Team Roping – Heading 1 David, McCalister, $919; 2 Manny Romero, $888; 3 Beau, Lamb, $786 5 Bill Claunch, $373; 6 Leo R., Martinez, $196; 7 Larry, Cohorn, $165 Incentive Team Roping – Heeling 1 Tim Lamb, $951; 2 Cody Garcia, $919; 3 Kade Elkins, $660; 4 JoDan, Mirabal, $560; 5 David, Jaramillo, $495; 6 Christian Sanchez, $393; 7 Albert Claunch, $373; 8 Frank, Padilla, $196

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: 505-8649426. 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!

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 August 13-14, 2011 Chama Days, Chama, NM NMRA with PAFRA, others pending August 19-20, 2011 Otero Co. Fair Rodeo, Alamogordo, NM NMRA with PAFRA, GCPRA, others pending September 2-3, 2011 Socorro Co. Fair & Rodeo, Socorro, NM NMRA with PAFRA, others pending September 4-5, 2011 Las Anamis Co. Fair & Rodeo, Trinidad, CO CPRA with NMRA co-sanction October 14-15, 2011 NMRA Finals

2011 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

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 performances 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

Schedule is subject to change as more rodeos are added and co-sanctions are approved. 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, WPRA (BKW) others Pending June 17-18, 2011 Showdown in Old Abiquiu, Abiquiu, NM NMRA with PAFRA, CPRA, WPRA (BKW) others pending June 15-18, 2011 Gallup Lion’s Club 63rd Annual Rodeo Red Rock Park, Gallup, NM NMRA with PAFRA,GCPRA, WPRA (BKW) and pending June 25-26, 2011 Rodeo de Taos, Taos, NM NMRA with CPRA, PAFRA, others pending July 2-3, 2011 Cuba 4th of July Celebration, Cuba NM NMRA with PAFRA, others Pending July 2-3-4, 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 28-31, 2011 Durango Fiesta Days, Durango, CO NMRA with PAFRA, GCPRA, & pending

Old Fort Days Rodeo Ft. Sumner, NM June 9-10-11, 2011 Co-Sanction: PAFRA, WPRA (BKW) others pending Performances: Fri. June 10 @ 7 p.m.; Sat. June 11 @ 8 p.m. Slack: Thur. June 9 @6 p.m. (All NMRA TR in Slack) TR will be chute run Added: $300 per event Stock Contractor: W/A Rodeo CO Stock Charge $20 Entry Fees: $100 BB/SB/BR/CR/SW/BKW/; TR $100/man; BRL $75; Ranch Bronc Riding $80 (no added); 8 Ranch Bronc Riders per performance Rough Stock may enter twice. OTTR $100/Team with $300 added (performances only) Mini Bucking Bulls $60 Call 575-518-8164 to enter. 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 Entries: Monday, June 6, 2011, TE: 505-864-9426; RS: 505-864-9427; TR: 505-864-7200 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, June 7, 2011; 505-864-9426; 6-9 p.m. Or check web site for day sheets: www.nmrodeo.org Turnouts: 505-864-9426 no later than 3 hrs before performance Directions: DeBaca Co. Fair Grounds, 3 ½ miles S. of US HWY 84/60 on Billy The Kid Road

63rd Annual Gallup Lion’s Club Rodeo Gallup, NM June 15-18, 2011 Co-Sanction: PAFRA, GCPRA, CPRA, AIRCA, WPRA (BKW) Performances: each day @ 7 p.m. Slack: June 16 after performance Added: $2000 BB/SB/BR/CR/SW/BKW/BRL; $3000/TR; $1,000 MTR/Jr. Bull Riding Stock Contractor: Bucking H Rodeo CO Stock Charge $20 Entry Fees: $100 SB/BB/CR/SW/BKW; TR/MTR $100/roper; BRL $90; Jr. (Rookie) Bull Riding $100; Open Bull Riding $125 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 Bonus Round: Nightly winners in BB/SB/BR come back to Bonus round on Saturday, June 18th. Winner take all – BB $1,500; SB $3,000; BR $9,000 Bonus Round: 1. Highest scoring rider from each nightly performance will Automatically be entered into the Rough Stock Bonus Round. 2. Bonus Round will pay $1500 winner take all, to the highest Point ride in the Bonus Round. 3. If no qualified rides are made in the Bonus Round, then the $1500 will be rolled into the next year’s Bonus Round. 4. In 2011 the Bonus Round will pay: BB - $1,500; SB - $3,000; And Bull Riding $9,000! 5. All Bonus Round Monies are separate from the regular performances. Admission: 1. All Contestants will be admitted free of charge on the night of their performance, but will be required to pay admission on any other performance attended. Entries: Monday, June 6, 2011, TE: 505-864-9426; RS: 505-864-9427; TR: 505-864-7200 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 Phone in entries for Associations that guarantee entry fees Only. Walk in entries: Tuesday June 8, 2011 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. Red Rock State Park – Cash only. Entries close Tuesday, June 8 at 6 p.m. Call Backs: Wed, June 9, 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: Red Rock Park, Gallup, NM Showdown n Old Abiquiu Abiquiu, NM June 17-18, 2011 Co-Sanction: PAFRA, CPRA, WPRA (BKW) others pending Performances: Fri. June 17 @ 7 p.m.; Sat. June 18 @ 7 p.m. Slack: Sat. June 18 @ 9 a.m. Added :Buckles; $500 per CR/TR/BKW/BRLS/SW/BB/SB/BR Ranch Bronc, Rookie BB, SB, BR-nothing added Rough Stock may enter twice. Stock Contractor: 6 X 6 Rodeo CO Stock Charge $20 Entry Fees: $100 All Events; TR $100/man; BRL $75; Ranch Bronc $80; Rookie Events $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 Entries: Monday, June 13, 2011, TE: 505-864-9426; RS: 505-864-9427; TR: 505-864-7200 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, June 14, 2011; 505-864-9426; 6-9 p.m. Or check web site for day sheets: www.nmrodeo.org Turnouts: 505-864-9426 no later than 3 hrs before performance Directions: US 84 Turn on to 583, 5 miles, Arena on the right. Rodeo De Taos Taos, NM June 25-26, 2011 Co-Sanction: CPRA, PAFRA, others pending Performances: Saturday June 25 @ 2 p.m.;

Sun. June 26 @ 2 p.m. Slack: Sun. June 26 @ 8 a.m. Added: $300 per CR/TR/BKW/BRLS/SW; $500 BR/BB/SB; $100 per Rookie BB, BR, SB and Ranch Bronc Riding Rough Stock may enter twice. Stock Charge $20 Entry Fees: $100 All Events; TR $100/man; BRL $75; 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 Entries: Monday, June 20, 2011, TE: 505-864-9426; RS: 505-864-9427; TR: 505-864-7200 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, June 21, 2011; 505-864-9426; 6-9 p.m. Or check web site for day sheets: www.nmrodeo.org Turnouts: 505-864-9426 no later than 3 hrs before performance Taos Co. Sheriff’s Posse Arena, Camino de la Mercedes (Turn w. at Wal-Mart) Red Ryder Roundup Pagosa Springs, CO July 2-3-4, 2011 Co-Sanction: PAFRA, GCPRA, others pending Performances: Sat. July 2 @ 6 p.m.; Sun. July 3 @ 6 p.m. Monday, July 4 @ 2 p.m. Slack: Sun. July 3 @ 9 a.m. Added: $500 per event; TR $250 open/$250 inc; Scrambled Egg TR $250; Jr. Brls. $300 Stock Contractor: W/A Rodeo Co. Stock Charge $15 Entry Fees: $100 SB/BR/BB/SW/CR/ICR/BKW; TR $100/man; ScrambledEgg TR $120/roper (Triad #10 capped at #5, one female,one boy under 14 or 90 yr old with minimum of 40 years; BRL $75; Jr. Brls (14 & under) $30;Ranch Bronc Riding $80; 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 Entries: Monday, June 27, 2011, TE: 505-864-9426; RS: 505-864-9427; TR: 505-864-7200 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, June 28, 2011; 595-864-9426; 6-9 p.m. Or check web site for day sheets: www.nmrodeo.org Turnouts: 505-864-9426 no later than 3 hrs before performance Cuba Fund Raiser Fourth Rodeo Cuba, NM July 1 - 2, 2011 Co-Sanction: PAFRA, others pending Performances: Fri. July 1 @ 6 p.m.; Sat. July 2 @ 12-Noon Slack: Sat. July 2 @ 8 a.m. Added : $100 per CR/TR/BKW/BRLS/SW/BB/SB/BR Ranch Bronc, Rookie BB, SB, BR-nothing added NMRA open Rough Stock may enter twice. Stock Contractor: TBA Stock Charge $20 Entry Fees: $100 All Events; TR $100/man; BRL $75; Ranch Bronc $80; Rookie Events $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 Entries: Monday, June 27, 2011, TE: 505-864-9426; RS: 505-864-9427; TR: 505-864-7200 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, June 28, 2011; 505-864-9426; 6-9 p.m. Or check web site for day sheets: www.nmrodeo.org Turnouts: 505-864-9426 no later than 3 hrs before performance Directions: Sandoval Co. Fair Ground Arena

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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 June 4-5 Long Walk from Hweeldi Rodeo AI Host Ft. Defiance, AZ June 11-12 Beshbetoh Stampede Rodeo AI Host Beshbetoh, AZ June 15-18 63rd Gallup Lions Club Rodeo Church Rock, NM July 1-2 Black Mesa Rodeo CNRA Host, Co-Sanction AIRCA Chinle, AZ July 9-10 Itsi Dildzig Rodeo AI Host White River, 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 6-7 Pavinyama Rodeo Daze AI Host Hopi Country August 13-14 Dis Chii’ Bekoh Rodeo AI Host Cibeque, AZ August 18-21 19th Ramah Navajo Fair Rodeo AI Host, Co-Sanction NNRCA Pine Hill, NM August 19-21 Central Navajo Fair Rodeo CNRA Host, Co-Sanction AIRCA Chinle, AZ September 3-4 86th White Mountain Apache Tribal Fair & Rodeo AI Host White River, AZ September 17-18 Utah Navajo Fair Rodeo AI Host Bluff, Utah September 23-25 AIRCA 2011 Championship Finals Rodeo AI Host TBD

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. October 20-23 7th Indian International Finals Rodeo Farmington, NM

2012 Season October 28-30 Annual Arizona State Fair Rodeo (Counts toward 2012 season) Phoenix, AZ January 14-15, 2012 AIRCA 2012 Membership Drive Rodeo AI Host Cortez, CO January 14, 2012 AIRCA 2011 Awards Celebration Banquet and Dance AI Host Cortez, CO

PRCA’s Lane Siggins captures all around honors at AIRCA Rodeo de Indios

here are many things that separate people in this life-money, class, love-but there is one thing that always brings them together and that is rodeo. Three rodeo associations, AIRCA, CNRA and NMRA came together at Rodeo de Indios at the Sandoval County Sheriff’s Posse Arena on April 30, 2011 to May 1, 2011 for some genuine competition. There were over 350 entries with a total of $24,174 cash payout and another $1,500 in prizes. With this kind of production, it can be said that nothing embraces the spirit of the West more than rodeo. It seems Rodeo de Indios has made Albuquerque Metro its home, bringing the city back to its western roots for one incredible weekend! Walking away as the all around champion on Sunday afternoon was NMRA’s Lane Siggins. Siggins, also a PRCA cowboy of Ruidoso Downs, NM captured second place in the team roping event winning $834 while also entering the tie down roping event. He won a custom made trophy buckle to add to his collection.

Event champions each received trophy buckles: Team Roping: Brandon Gonzales / Petro Maestas of Los Lunas, NM, $2,016/Team; Tie Down Roping: JD Kibbee, $608; Bareback Riding: Earl Tsosie, Jr. of White Cone, AZ, $666; Saddle Bronc Riding: Vince Tsosie of Table Mesa, NM, $577; Bull Riding: Spud Jones of Twin Lakes, NM, $676; Steer Wrestling: Byron Murphy of Crownpoint, NM, $694; Ladies’ Breakaway Roping: Kelsi Pablo of Standing Rock, NM, $779; Ladies’ Barrel Racing: Faith Holyan, $706; #10 Team Roping: Walter Livingston / Stanion Tso, $1,413/Team; Senior Breakaway Roping: John Boyd, Jr. of Greasewood Springs, AZ, $266; Junior Barrel Racing: Tia Begay of Rock Point, AZ, $348; and Junior Bull Riding: Cody Johnson, $297

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

Rodeo de Indios April 30 – May, 1, 2011 Sandoval County Sheriff’s Posse Arena All Around Champion - Lane Siggins, Team Roping (Payout per team) 1. Brandon Gonzales / Petro Maestas, 6.19, $2,016; 2. Cooper Wimberly / Lane Siggins, 6.28, $1,669; 3. Nelson Long / Lucius Sells, 6.53, $1,321; 4. Nelson Long / Alvin Willie, 6.69, $973; 5. Russ Sullivan / Brian Sullivan, 7.00, $625; 6. Jason Hobson / Bobby Marsh, 7.82, $347 Tie Down Roping 1. JD Kibbee, 10.0, $608; 2. Roderick Tso, 12.7, $456; 3. Dennison Boone, 13.1, $304; 4. Ty Pablo, 13.2, $152 Bareback Riding 1. Earl Tsosie Jr. Going South. 68, $666 Saddle Bronc Riding 1. Vince Tsosie. Blue Duck. 71, $577; 2. TO Yazzie. Jr. 69, $346; 3. Ground Money, $231 Bull Riding 1. Spud Jones. Yukon River. 81, $676; 2/3. Kyle Charley. Maverick. 78, $507; 2/3. Josh Snyder. 351. 78, $507; 4. Robin Showa. 2. 76, $338; 5. Ivan Yazzie. Rebelicious. 75, $225 Steer Wrestling 1. Byron Murphy, 5.50, $694; 2. Sheridan Jodie, 5.84, $579; 3. Marshall Allan, 6.01, $463; 4. Brad

Begay, 6.13, $347; 5. Lance Tolbert, 6.39, $231 Ladies’ Breakaway Roping 1. Kelsi Pablo, 2.95, $779; 2. Laci K. Begay, 3.53, $584; 3. Renee Tolino, 3.58, $389; 4. Peyton Cowdery, 3.80, $194 Ladies’ Barrel Racing 1. Faith Holyan, 17.323, $706; 2. Tia Begay, 17.700, $529; 3. Geneva Tsohlarakis, 17.768, $353; 4. Melissa Trujillo, 17.869, $176 #10 Team Roping (Payout per team) 1. Walter Livingston/Stanion Tso, 8.64, $1,413; 2. Robert Largo/ Boots Maria, 10.96, $1,059; 3. Mike Freesquez/Robert Neutsling, 11.58, $706; 4. Eyron Cowboy/Cody Ben, 13.45, $353 Senior Breakaway 1. John Boyd Jr., 3.13, $266; 2. Ben Bates Jr., 4.61, $199; 3. Kee Etsitty, 8.49, $133; 4. Leonard Williams Sr., 12.78, $66 Junior Barrel Racing 1. Tia Begay, 17.719, $367; 2. Shayann Garcia, 17.809, $275; 3. Destinee Dale, 17.875, $183; 4. Faith Holyan, 18.121, $91 Junior Bull Riding 1. Cody Johnson. Card Stud. 66, $248; 2. Wade Stevenson. Guns Roses. 65, $148; 3. Clayton Kanuho. Little Soldier. 64, $99 More information, please visit www.aircarodeo.com.

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

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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

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 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 16 - 17, 2011 Westcliffe Stampede Westcliffe, CO CPRA Rodeo - GCPRA Co-Sanctioned July 22 - 23, 2011 San Miguel Basin Rodeo Norwood, CO CPRA 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

September 3- 5 2011 (GCPRA Lead Sanction) Sonoita Labor Day Rodeo Sonoita, AZ September 10, 2011 (GCPRA Lead Sanction) Apache County Fair & Rodeo St. Johns, AZ September 17, 2011 (GCPRA Lead Sanction) Greelee County Fair & Rodeo Duncan, AZ October 1 - 2, 2011 (GCPRA Lead Sanction) Rex Allen Days Willcox, AZ

2011 GCPRA Rodeo Schedule 63rd Annual Gallup Lion’s Club Rodeo Gallup, NM June 15-18, 2011 Co-Sanction: PAFRA, GCPRA, WPRA (BKW) others pending Performances: each day @ 7 p.m. Slack: June 16 after performance Added: $2000 BB/SB/BR/CR/SW/BKW/BRL; $3000/TR; $1000 MTR/Jr. Bull Riding Stock Contractor: Bucking H Rodeo CO Stock Charge $20 Entry Fees: $100 SB/BB/CR/SW/BKW; TR/MTR $100/roper; BRL $90; Jr. (Rookie) Bull Riding $100; Open Bull Riding $125 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 Bonus Round: Nightly winners in BB/SB/BR come back to Bonus round on Saturday, June 18th. Winner take all – BB $1,500; SB $3,000; BR $9,000 Bonus Round: 1. Highest scoring rider from each nightly performance will Automatically be entered into the Rough Stock Bonus Round. 2. Bonus Round will pay $1500 winner take all, to the highest Point ride in the Bonus Round. 3. If no qualified rides are made in the Bonus Round, then the $1500 will be rolled into the next year’s Bonus Round. 4. In 2011 the Bonus Round will pay: BB $1,500; SB - $3,000; And Bull Riding $9,000! 5. All Bonus Round Monies are separate from the regular performances. Admission: 1. All Contestants will be admitted free of charge on the night of their performance, but will be required to pay admission on any other performance attended. Entries: Monday, June 7, 2011, TE: 505-864-9426; RS: 505-864-9427; TR: 505-864-7200 6-10 p.m. NMRA, PAFRA, and co- sanctioning

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 associations that guarantee entry fees may fax/email entries Information on the NMRA website: nmrodeo.org Phone in entries for Associations that guarantee entry fees Only. Walk in entries: Tuesday June 8, 2011 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. Red Rock State Park – Cash only. Entries close Tuesday - June 8 at 6 p.m. Call Backs: Wed, June 9, 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: Red Rock Park, Gallup, NM Red Ryder Roundup Pagosa Springs, CO July 2-4, 2011 Co-Sanction: PAFRA, GCPRA, others pending Performances: Sat. July 2 @ 6 p.m.; Sun. July 3 @ 6 p.m. Monday, July 4 @ 2 p.m. Slack: Sun. July 3 @ 9 a.m. Added: $500 per event; TR $250 open/$250 inc; Scrambled Egg TR $250; Jr. Brls. $300 Stock Contractor: W/A Rodeo Co. Stock Charge $15 Entry Fees: $100 SB/BR/BB/SW/CR/ICR/BKW; TR $100/man; ScrambledEgg TR $120/roper (Triad #10 capped at #5, one female,one boy under 14 or 90 yr old with minimum of 40 years; BRL $75; Jr. Brls (14 & under) $30; Ranch Bronc Riding $80; 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 Entries: Monday, June 27, 2011, TE: 505-864-9426; RS: 505-864-9427; TR: 505-864-7200 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, June 28, 2011; 595-8649426; 6-9 p.m. Or check web site for day sheets: www.nmrodeo.org Turnouts: 505-864-9426 no later than 3 hrs before performance Admission $5.00 per person

2011 GCPRA Year-End Standings As of 5-4-11 Men All-Around 1. Jeremy Harden, $2,219; 2. Tyler Whitlow, $2,151; 3. Travis Reay, $2,142; 4. Clay Parsons, $1,928; 5. Wyatt Althoff, $1,605; 6. Cutter Parsons, $1,088; 7. Kyle Lucas, $1,069; 8. Devon Burris, $825 Women All-Around 1. Tammy Lewis, $2,014; 2. Jamie Singletary, $1,947; 3. Mandy Sproul, $1,111; 4. Leigh Ann Billingsley, $1,040; 5. Becky Mahoney, $779; 6. Aspyn Dent, $727; 7. Zoe Billings, $433 Bareback 1. J T Cox, $1,440; 2. Tanner Ramirez, $823; 3. John Killian, $740; 4. Adam Tanner, $674; 5. Jason Minic, $376; 6. Milo Torres, $195 Calf Roping 1. Wes Lockard, $1,299; 2. Korii Ochoa, $1,102; 3.

Murray Pole, $990; 4. Cutter Parsons, $970; 5. Andy Martin, $807; 6. Clay Parsons, $757; 7. Gordy Alderson, $753; 8. Tyler Whitlow, $682; 9. Jimmy Fletcher, $606; 10. Brock Palmer, $543; 11. Wyatt Althoff, $495; 12. Jake Mayfield, $488; 13. Kyle Lucas, $464; 14. Joe Moody, $424; 15. Riley Warren, $270 Inc. Calf Roping 1. Roger Gunsch, $1,073; 2. Jimmy Shirley, $839; 3. Willard Moody, $747; 4. Dave Hall, $700; 5. Devon Burris, $683; 6. Dale Davies, $632; 7. Alvin Warren, $304; 8. Justin Largent, $267; 9. Brent Keaveney, $247; 10. Doug Shipton, $228; 11. Hunter Reaume, $213; 12. Ted Walker, $186; 13. Brian O’Brien, $162; 14. Don Dougan, $152; 15. Randy Scouten, $131 Steer Wrestling 1. Pepe Arballo, $1,030; 2. Bo Bleil, $1,027; 3. Jeremy Harden, $996; 4. Dean McIntyre, $873; 5. Trevor Duhon, $865; 6. Travis Reay, $806; 7. Jeff Richardson, $670; 8. Russell Armenta, $495; 9. Bill Claunch, $482; 10. Brock Butterfield, $469; 11. Trey Nahrgang, $126; 12. Chance Carlson, $126; 13. Cutter Parsons, $118 Breakaway 1. Jaime Singletary, $1,191; 2. Tammy Lewis, $1,063; 3. Heather Hoff-Wright, $1,025; 4. Sally Brown, $941; 5. Daria Weir, $580; 6. Dani Meador, $570; 7. Becky Mahoney, $477; 8. Taylor Smith, $472; 9. Arianna Assini, $464; 10. Jessica Depugh, $462; 11. Keleigh Etsitty, $432; 12. Leigh Ann Billingsley, $366; 13. Madeline Wuertz, $305; 14. Aspyn Dent, $280; 15. Mandy Sproul, $183 Barrels 1. Dolli Lautaret, $1,971; 2. Shelly Howell, $1,711; 3. Jolie Lautaret, $1,655; 4. Bailey Tuck, $1,499; 5. Debbie Dewitt, $943; 6. Casey Shirley, $815; 7. Lake Mehalic, $771; 8. Kaylee Billingsley, $734; 9. Georgia Diez, $718; 10. Jenna Cadwallader, $665; 11. Mandy Sproul, $532; 12. Leigh Ann Billingsley, $464; 13. Julie James, $443; 14. Tyla Treasure, $346; 15. Kayla Karstetter, $324 Inc. Barrels 1. Jennifer Auth, $582; 2. Cortney Morris, $484; 3. Aspyn Dent, $447; 4. Casey Shirley, $436; 5. Eileen Geraghty, $380; 6. Kirsty White, $342; 7. Tyla Treasure, $325; 8. Krissy Sullivan, $325; 9. Becky Mahoney, $302; 10. Kaylee Billingsley, $291; 11. Stacy Buchanan, $282; 12. Zoe Billings, $253; 13. Crystal March, $250; 14. Kennedy Smith, $233; 15. Leigh Ann Billingsley, $210 Open Team Roping Heading 1. Travis Whitlow, $2,268; 2. Whip Lewis, $1,855; 3. Levi Lewis, $1,778; 4. Brock Hanson, $1,600; 5. Wyatt Althoff, $1,110; 6. Kolton Schmidt, $1,038; 7. Gabriel Santa Maria, $1,026; 8. Mark Black, $432; 9. Clint Sandercock, $390; 10. Blake Hirdes, $318; 11. Derrick Begay, $318; 12. Michael Camelot, $205; 13. Dale Whitlow, $128 Open Team Roping Heeling 1. TJ Brown, $2,600; 2. Cody Pearson, $1,691; 3. Tyler Whitlow, $1,470; 4. Lane Siggins, $802; 5. Justin Simon, $798; 6. Clay Parsons, $683; 7. Blake Hirdes, $675; 8. Clint James, $640; 9. Brent Tryon, $602; 10. Kyle Lucas, $525; 11. Sterling Thomas, $432; 12. Kolton Schmidt, $390; 13. Tom Bill Johnson, $384; 14. Victor Begay, $318; 15. Matt Robertson, $318 Inc. Team Roping Heading 1. Kolton Schmidt, $1,084; 2. TJ Brown, $926; 3. Michael Camelot, $751; 4. Nathan Singletary, $751; 5. Kiley Reidhead, $708; 6. Todd Zipprich, $706; 7. Whip Lewis, $672; 8. Clint Sandercock, $638; 9. Jamie Singletary, $568; 10. Logan Wescott, $520; 11. Clay Parsons, $396; 12. Ben Johnson, $292; 13. Wyatt Althoff, $279; 14. Jacob Mayfield, $186; 15. Brady Payne, $149 Inc. Team Roping Heeling 1. Garrett Sanders, $1,043; 2. Tammy Lewis, $951; 3. Rob Deeran Jr, $926; 4. Kolton Schmidt, $638; 5. Kyle Lucas, $605; 6. JD Shipman, $563; 7. Mike Reidhead, $520; 8. Travis Reay, $479; 9. Mandy Sproul, $396; 10. Dale Whitlow, $372; 11. Jon Baer, $334; 12. Cooper Reidhead, $188; 13. Jamie Singletary, $188; 14. Gary Mayfield, $186; 15. Denton Payne, $149 Saddle Bronc Riding 1. Jeremy Harden, $1,223; 2. Kevin Cox, $1,138; 3. Travis Reay, $858; 4. Tyson Frank, $502; 5. Colby Sventek, $480; 6. Chance Barnes, $440; 7. Robert Burbank, $433; 8. Colby Camacho, $239; 9. Jade Blackwell, $175 Bull Riding 1. Robby Jundt, $2,869; 2. Clayton Curtis, $1,325; 3. Samuel De La Cruz, $880; 4. Clint Holcomb, $715; 5. Efren Benavides, $707; 6. Shawn Rogers, $491; 7. Ethan Weiser, $335; 8. Michael Jeffers, $327; 9. Jeff Alder, $234

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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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June 9-11, 2011 De Baca County Fairgrounds Fort Sumner, NM $2,700

Schedule of Events

Thursday, June 9

ADDED!

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

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 Cattle will be chute run for NMRA Team Roping

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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Lucky Rodeo Co. presents

Wild West Weekly Summer Series to Buckles Series Winners

Durango, Colorado Fairgrounds

June 14, 21 & 28 • July 5, 12 & 19

EVENT Mutton Bustin (50 lbs & under) Jr. Bulls Novice Bulls Open Bull Riding Youth Barrels (14 & under by June 21) Open Barrel Racing Team Roping (Enter twice) Bucking Horse

Rodeo Starts at 7:00 p.m.

ENTRY $25 $40 $60 $75 $50 $75 $75/roper $75

Southwest Colorado Championship Bull Riding June 18, July 23 & August 20 Ute Mountain Casino, Towac Colorado Open Bull Riding Limited to 20-Top 7 to Short $1,000 added each weekend Added event—Mutton Bustin

Lucky 7 CPRA Rodeo July 5, 2011 LaPlata County Fairgrounds—Durango Colorado All CPRA Standard Events $300 added Added events—Mutton Bustin, Youth Barrels & Novice Bull Riding

Montezuma County Fair Bares, Broncs & Bulls July 29-30 Cortez Colorado - $3,000 Added Total Bares, Broncs, Open Bulls, Novice Bulls, Mini Bulls & Mutton Bustin

La Plata County Fair NMRA Rodeo August 11, 2011 LaPlata County Fairgrounds Durango Colorado All NMRA Standard events $100 Added Added events: Mutton Bustin, Novice Bulls & Youth Bulls

LIMIT 10 10 10 15 10 15 15 15

Entries Limited Enter Thursday before each Rodeo 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 970/883-2271 For info: Becky 970/799-8780 Ty 970/749-9790 E-mail: lucky7rodeos@yahoo.com Lucky 7 Rodeo Co. 232 County Road 325 Ignacio, Colorado 81137 www.lucky7rodeos.com

Lucky 7 NMRA Rodeo August 26-27, 2011 LaPlata County Fairgrounds-Durango Colorado All NMRA standard events $100 added

Open Bull Riding & Bikini Contest September 2, 2011 Ignacio, Colorado $1,000 added Limited to 20

Biker Bull Riding & Bikini Contest September 3-4, 2011

Ridgeway CPRA Rodeo September 3-4, 2011 $1,000 added in all Standard events

Cedaredge Colorado Bares, Broncs & Bulls September 30 & October 1, 2011 $3,000 Total Added Open Bulls, Novice Bulls, Bares, Broncs & Mutton Bustin

More Details www.lucky7rodeos.com or call 970/883-2271

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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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Cowboy’s Night Out Bosque Farms Rodeo Association annual fund-raising dinner and evening of entertainment in Cowboy Hall

Saturday, June 18th $10,000 Grand Prize Doors Open at 6:30 pm TICKET ADMITS (2) TWO For Entertainment, Beverages and Meal 300 TICKETS * $100 DONATION Tickets Available from Rodeo Association Members or Call 505-869-1199

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E B L R T T I I T L C T HES N E ENCHANTM R JUNE 24, 2011 start time 6:00Pm OD EO JUNE 25, 2011 start time 10:00am JUNE 26, 2011 start time 9:00am Entries Close JUNE 21, 2011

Weekend All Around Buckles awarded in each division Senior Boy, Senior Girl (14-18 as of August 1, 2010) Junior Boy, Junior Girl (8-13 as of August 1, 2010) Little Wrangler (5-7 as of August 2, 2010, exception as long as you are 5 on April 2 you may enter)

Come join the National Little Britches Rodeo Association for two full day rodeos. Many PRCA Rodeo Champions have come up through the ranks of Little Britches and you could be the next great star!