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USTRC Turquoise Championships

Open - Chris Francis (Las Vegas, NM) / James Gililland (Tularosa, NM), 40.19 on 5, $1,060 Story and pictures courtesy of SuperLooper Magazine

“Never let them see you sweat.” That was the motto of USTRC producer Walt Eddy during the Turquoise Championships held at the Red Rock State Park in Gallup, New Mexico.

he event took place July 30-August 1, 2010 and was a weekend filled with rain. The rain flooded the arena, but thanks to a great crew, the arena was in tiptop shape in less than two hours. Heavy equipment was brought in and they went to work removing all the mud in the arena and replacing it with dry soil so the show could go on.

“It really was amazing,” said Steve Whinnery from Colorado. “Walt Eddy never lost his cool and kept a very positive attitude. I really couldn’t see any way we were going to be able to rope, but within no time at all it was actually better than before. It was great and my hat’s off to Walt and his crew.” So, the roping went well and one roper from Grants, New Mexico really enjoyed it. JoDan Mirabal and his partners won big. They earned $9,620, a pair of trophy Cowboy Gold saddles and $8,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. “This was a really good roping. It rained a lot, but it was good,” said 22-year-old Mirabal. “They had a good turnout and I really enjoyed the event despite all the rain.” Mirabal and his brother Cody teamed up in the #12 division. They caught four steers in 35.52 seconds and finished in second place in the Average. “I roped a leg on our second steer and that put us fifth call to the short round,” said Mirabal. “We caught our last steer clean and fourth call back ended up winning the roping. It worked out pretty good for us.” The win gave them $3,120 plus a USTRC Regional Shoot-Out worth $2,000

in USTRC Flex earnings. In the #10 division Mirabal entered with Cody LaRocque. They were 39.67 seconds on four steers and ended up winning the Average. The win gave them $6,500, trophy Cowboy Gold saddles and a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. “Cody is from Oklahoma and he came out here with a friend to stay with us,” said Mirabal. “He decided to rope and we practiced all week. He rode our head horse, Batman and got along with him really good. We were the high team back and had about 14 seconds or so to win the roping. We were 11 seconds with a barrier and it worked out in our favor.” Mirabal has been roping for most of his life and loves the sport and all it has to offer. “I like to head and heel both,” said Mirabal. “I really just started heeling and I like it a little more. I enjoy team roping and the opportunities it has given me. I went to the College National Finals twice as a header. Roping has opened a lot of doors for me and I really like it.” Mirabal offered up some advice on being a good heeler. “You have to ride good position and

#15 - Kenna C. Armitage (Las Vegas, NM) / James Gililland (Tularosa, NM), 31.63 on 4, $1,900, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

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just got home from the USTRC’s Southwest Regional Finals and although it’s only halfway through the four-day event, I’ve seen enough for it to have formed …or maybe solidified some impressions about the current state of team roping. I generally save this kind of commentary until after the National Finals of Team Roping, but right now seems like the time to get some conversation started about where things are, and where they’re going. First, there is no doubt that attendance/ participation is down significantly from just a few years ago. Some areas of the country are worse than others, but all have been affected to some degree or another. And it’s not just team roping. Participation and spectator attendance at rodeo events of all levels has fallen off significantly. Barrel racing activity is nowhere near what it was, and yes… even the seemingly bulletproof PBR has experienced a significant drop in popularity. Now you don’t have to be a Nobel Prize winning economist to come to the realization that… “It’s the economy, stupid.” But, I think there is more to it than that with regard to team roping. I believe the grim economic conditions are masking other contributing factors that need to be addressed… and soon. This where I usually offer up some kind of disclaimer, proclaiming that I’m absolutely NOT trying to single out any organization or person… which is ALWAYS completely ignored… but this, sincerely, is NOT a finger-pointing session. The truth is, team roping production always has, and always will, follow a “copy-cat” scenario. Producers who are successful will have their productions copied… it’s just the way it is, and rightfully so. Team roping production is a risky

undertaking and profit margins are hair-thin. It’s easier to copy someone else’s success, or even do what you’ve done in the past with success, rather than take a risk and try something new. The net result is that team roping has become stagnant, and producers are responsible. Again, it comes down to an assessment of risk vs. reward and it seems that producers have determined there is just too much risk in trying to do something new. Sadly, that kind of thinking is largely correct. Twenty years ago, team roping operated in such a rudimentary state, that it wasn’t very hard to come up with a new approach… or so it seems now. Yet, at the time, the things ropers now accept as common production practices were revolutionary ideas and concepts. Even so, that does not mean that they all worked. There were numerous colossal failures along the way that cost a lot of producers boat-loads of cash, and those memories are not easily erased. I can ignore the 900 pound elephant in the room or simply say it… The USTRC should be leading the way. God knows the USTRC has invested a lot of money over the years improving the product they present to ropers…and with outstanding results. Like I said, I just came from the Southwest Regionals and there is nothing that comes even close to the production the USTRC provides. It’s first-class from top to bottom. Still, if it was production quality that equated success, I’m pretty sure there would have been more entries. Yes, the USTRC has implemented some changes over the last decade or so, and all with good intentions, but those changes have either been misguided in direction… in my humble opinion… or relatively insignificant from a ropers perspective. Team roping has become a big machine… it drives an entire industry… and the problem with a big machine is that it is difficult to change course. There have been no real, mind-blowing team roping concepts introduced in years. Booger Barter, rest his

USTRC Turquoise Championships always take a good shot,” said Mirabal. “A good partner also helps out and that is another key. You have to have a good partner. It does make a difference.” He and his family have a ranch in Grants and raise registered Black Angus cattle. Mirabal was thrilled with his success and plans to attend the roping again even though this year it was a soaker. “The crew did a great job and within two hours they had put in a brand new arena. It was better than before and the cattle were really good, so I will be back,” concluded Mirabal.

2010 Turquoise Championships Red Rock Arena, Gallup, New Mexico July 30 - August 1, 2010 Total Payout = $102,213

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Open Average 5-Steer 1. Chris Francis (Las Vegas, NM) / James Gililland (Tularosa, NM), 40.19 on 5, $1,060; 2. Chris Francis (Las Vegas, NM) / Cole Jackson (Animas, NM), 46.44 on 5; 3. Bobby V. Marsh Jr. (Continental Divide, NM) / Mike Harriet III (Datil, NM), 52.49 on 4 Incentive 1. Chris Francis (Las Vegas, NM) / Cole Jackson (Animas, NM), 34.24 on 4, $460, Regional SO Overall Fast-Time 1. Brandon J. Gonzales (Los Lunas, NM) / James Gililland (Tularosa, NM), 6.36, $80 #15 Handicap Average 4-Steer 1. Kenna C. Armitage (Las Vegas, NM) / James Gililland (Tularosa, NM), 31.63 on 4, $1,900, National SO; 2. Kyle Honeyfield (Bosque Farms, NM) / Aaron F. Romero (Santa Fe, NM), 31.81 on 4, $1,140, Regional SO; 3. Darin B. Simpson (Grants, NM) / Kyle O. Reed (Kayenta,

soul, isn’t around anymore and Tim Nelson, who was one of the most underappreciated team roping innovators of all time, is seemingly out to pasture. Yes, Denny Gentry and his World Series events have created a flash of interest, but let’s be honest, World Series is neither a new concept nor innovative… despite the hype. I completely understand that the box in which team roping producers must maneuver is smaller than ever before. Production costs have increased, production quality expectations are higher than ever, thanks to the USTRC, and the economy is in a shambles. So what can be done? I’ve said it many times before, and I know ropers hate to hear it, but producers have to make a profit. It’s not all our warmth and good charm that they’re doing this for. That said, the solution is going to have to satisfy a number of issues. 1. Team roping needs to be exciting again. One of the by-products of the modern day, ultraefficient, team roping production is that it’s boring. Now I’m not advocating bringing back the Booger Barter “Egg Toss” during the middle of the event, but what I am talking about is finding a way to make ropers feel like what they’re doing is special. When you ride your horse in the arena to warm him up, you need to feel a little bit of a chill. That’s a cool, and very valuable feeling. I understand that we’ve all “been there, done that” with regards to roping and it’s harder to make it happen… but it’s not impossible. You want to get ropers to show up?... I promise if you can give them that chill… you’ll be more than half-way there. 2. Quit choosing your direction based on what team ropers tell you. I think it has been erroneous to classify team roping production as a “service.” I think it’s more like a product, and I don’t know of any product manufacturers that react to every bit of feedback from every customer. If they did, they would end up AZ), 32.00 on 4, $760, Regional SO; 4. Mike Tsosie (Yatahey, NM) / Eddie Nieto (Los Lunas, NM), 32.56 on 4, Regional SO; 5. Chance Kiehne (Springerville, AZ) / Cole Jackson (Animas, NM), 33.46 on 4, Regional SO Overall Fast-Time 1. Chance Kiehne (Springerville, AZ) / Cole Jackson (Animas, NM), 6.06, $200 #13 Average 4-Steer 1. Kodi K. Armitage (Las Vegas, NM) / Cole Jackson (Animas, NM), 32.23 on 4, $3,490, National SO; 2. Chris Francis (Las Vegas, NM) / Cade Passig (Capitan, NM), 32.33 on 4, $2,620, Regional SO; 3. Grant Gillreath (Gallup, NM) / Gralyn J. Elkins (Mcintosh, NM), 33.51 on 4, $1,750, Regional SO; 4. Bobby V. Marsh Jr. (Continental Divide, NM) / Kyle J Roundy (Grants, NM), 33.67 on 4, $870, Regional SO; 5. Marty Valencia (Las Vegas, NM) / Wacey A. Brady (Waterflow, NM), 34.20 on 4, Regional SO Overall Fast-Time 1. Jeremiah S. Jodie (Crownpoint, NM) / Kevin R. Yazzie (Winslow, AZ), 5.33, $460

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producing nothing. Products are manufactured based on what sells. Not every consumer is going to love your product… accept it. I have seen team roping up close from both the perspective of the producer and as a roper for a long time. Straight up… as a roper, my view is biased… the only thing I want from you is for you to figure out a way for me to win… anything less and it was a crappy roping. 3. Figure out a way to produce more effectively. Modern roping production is about as efficiently produced as it can be… but it could be done more effectively. World Series is a perfect example. Denny knows the “stock charge” topic is toxic… It’s ingrained in ropers. He also knows that most ropers don’t even know what it means. He knows that if you’re smarter than a third-grader, you know that 20% is less than 33%. He simply fails to point out that 20% of $2,000 is a lot more than 33% of $600. It’s an “effective” approach. Now, I’m not advocating this approach, I’m just saying it’s effective. I do, however, think that there are some more forthright kind of production strategies that could be implemented that work better for both roper and producer. 4. Embrace change! I’m talking about REAL change, not tinkering with a twenty year old model that has been tweaked and over-tweaked for years. Come up with some altogether new concepts. It will take both some serious thought (in order to accomplish the three previously listed points) and some real courage… but it can be done. I’m sure it won’t be easy, and equally sure there are huge obstacles and risk with no guarantee of success. But if things in team roping are going to get back on track, I think it’s a risk that can’t afford to be not taken. Hope everyone has a safe and winning Labor Day Holiday,

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#13 - Kodi K. Armitage (Las Vegas, NM) / Cole Jackson (Animas, NM), 32.23 on 4, $3,490, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each #12 Average 4-Steer 1. Adrian T. Martinez (Rociada, NM) / Brandon E. Baca (Las Vegas, NM), 34.16 on 4, $4,680, National SO; 2. Cody J. Mirabal (Grants, NM) / JoDan S. Mirabal (Grants, NM), 35.52 on 4, $3,120, Regional SO; 3. Justin P. Mascarenas (Santa Fe, NM) / Ricky L. Wilson (Santa Fe, NM), 36.03 on 4, $2,470, Regional SO; 4. Korey Price (St Johns, AZ) / T. J. Scarbrough (Eagar, AZ), 36.78 on 4, $1,820, Regional SO; 5. Justin P. Mascarenas (Santa Fe, NM) / Brandon E. Baca (Las Vegas, NM), 36.98 on 4, $910, Regional SO Overall Fast-Time 1. Stanion I. Tso (Ft Defiance, AZ) / Hank Benally (Many Farms, AZ), 5.84, $680 #11 Average 4-Steer 1. Felix Begay (Lukachukai, AZ) / Benjie Sam (Chinle, AZ), 32.52 on 4, $4,800, National SO; 2. Dusty Perkins

(Show Low, AZ) / Cory S. Johnson (Snowflake, AZ), 34.00 on 4, $3,200, Regional SO; 3. Erickson Littleben (Kayenta, AZ) / Wilbert Nez II (Chinle, AZ), 36.10 on 4, $2,540, Regional SO; 4. Cass D. Raine (Loma, CO) / Bill F. Hudman (Las Cruces, NM), 37.17 on 4, $1,870, Regional SO; 5. Andrew Yazzie (Mesa, AZ) / Mike K. Kenworthy II (Picacho, AZ), 38.03 on 4, $940, Regional SO Overall Fast-Time 1. Reno Eddy (Gallup, NM) / Jace E. Davis (Capitan, NM), 5.93, $700 #10 Average 4-Steer 1. Cody L. LaRocque (Choctaw, OK) / JoDan S. Mirabal (Grants, NM), 39.67 on 4, $6,500, National SO; 2. Lydia Ulibarri (Las Vegas, NM) / Rudy Benavidez (Albuquerque, NM), 42.75 on 4, $4,330, National SO; 3. Larry Hooper (Deming, NM) / Garren Yazzie (Rehoboth, NM), 43.67 on 4, $2,573, Regional SO; 4. Lydia Ulibarri (Las Vegas, NM) / Ferlin Charley (Albuquerque, NM), 43.93 on 4, $2,520,

Regional SO; 5. Emmitt Dick (Many Farms, AZ) / Shane Begay (Blue Gap, AZ), 44.74 on 4, $1,260, Regional SO; 6. Joe Bob Nunez (Corrales, NM) / Brandon Steiner (Pena Blanca, NM), 46.38 on 4, Regional SO; 7. Corey Whinnery (Powderhorn, CO) / Al Baloo (Mesa, AZ), 46.53 on 4, Bonus Flex SO; 8. Marty Valencia (Las Vegas, NM) / Johnson J. C. Chee (Waterflow, NM), 46.69 on 4, Bonus Flex SO; 9. Kade Elkins (Grants, NM) / Ferlin Charley (Albuquerque, NM), 47.33 on 4, Bonus Flex SO; 10. Patrick L. Nelson Sr. (Gallup, NM) / Rudy Benavidez (Albuquerque, NM), 47.35 on 4, Bonus Flex SO Overall Fast-Time 1. Carlton J. Maria (Pinehill, NM) / Boots Maria (Pinehill, NM), 5.88, $570; 2. Chad Ty Etsitty (Lukachukai, AZ) / Allen Charley (Crownpoint, NM), 6.43, $380

(Tuba City, AZ), 33.37 on 4, $5,660, National SO; 2. Odessa Yazzie (Tohatchi, NM) / Jace E. Davis (Capitan, NM), 38.64 on 4, $3,770, National SO; 3. Steve Gonzales (Grants, NM) / Ed Tom (Jamestown, NM), 41.86 on 4, $2,990, Regional SO; 4. Kyle Mickelson (Phoenix, AZ) / Robyn B. Freberg (El Mirage, AZ), 42.16 on 4, $2,200, Regional SO; 5. Kersti Davis (Capitan, NM) / Jace E. Davis (Capitan, NM), 43.10 on 4, $1,100, Regional SO; 6. Janet L. Mickelson (Flagstaff, AZ) / Robyn B. Freberg (El Mirage, AZ), 43.60 on 4, $400, Regional SO; 7. Lambert P. Sam (Chinle, AZ) / Benjie Sam (Chinle, AZ), 43.96 on 4, $400, Bonus Flex SO; 8.

#9 Average 4-Steer 1. Vern D. John (Tuba City, AZ) / Lethaniel Roamhorse

#12 - Adrian T. Martinez (Rociada, NM) / Brandon E. Baca (Las Vegas, NM), 34.16 on 4, $4,680, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#11 - Felix Begay (Lukachukai, AZ) / Benjie Sam (Chinle, AZ), 32.52 on 4, $4,800, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

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Gerardo Madrid (Albuquerque, NM) / Alejandro Chavez (Santa Fe, NM), 44.32 on 4, Bonus Flex SO; 9. Larry Hooper (Deming, NM) / Bill F. Hudman (Las Cruces, NM), 44.36 on 4, Bonus Flex SO; 10. Gilbert K. Smith (Chinle, AZ) / Benjie Sam (Chinle, AZ), 44.69 on 4, Bonus Flex SO Overall Fast-Time 1. Odessa Yazzie (Tohatchi, NM) / Jace E. Davis (Capitan, NM), 5.02, $520; 2. Vern D. John (Tuba City, AZ) / Lethaniel Roamhorse (Tuba City, AZ), 6.06, $350 #8 Pick/Draw Average 3-Steer 1. Crystal Mae Martinez (Prewitt, NM) / Tanya L. Yazzie (Rehoboth, NM), 27.09 on 3, $4,340, National SO; 2. Gerardo Madrid (Albuquerque, NM) / Brent M. Jaquez (Flora Vista, NM), 29.14 on 3, $2,890, National SO; 3. Herman Yellowhair (Page, AZ) / Nathan Samuel (Chinle, AZ), 31.65 on 3, $2,230, National SO; 4. Lambert C. Watchman (Whiteriver, AZ) / Delbert Zahgotah Jr. (Whiteriver, AZ), 32.34 on 3, $1,580, National SO; 5. Scott A. Norman (Corrales, NM) / Osvaldo M. Araiza (Bloomfield, NM), 33.15 on 3, $1,180, National SO; 6. Leah H. Stevenson (Fruitland, NM) / Kevin L. Thompson (Crownpoint, NM), 33.29 on 3, $920; 7. John P. Sanchez (Gallup, NM) / Dan Meurer (Rio Rancho, NM), 35.54 on 3, $360, Bonus Flex SO; 8. Chad M. Monongya (Kykotsmovi, AZ) / C. J. Carl (Tohatchi, NM), 39.86 on 3, $360, Bonus Flex SO; 9. Larry Hooper (Deming, NM) / Steve Larranaga (Santa Fe, NM), 41.22 on 3, $240, Bonus Flex SO; 10. Calvin Gibson (Thoreau, NM) / Delbert Zahgotah Jr. (Whiteriver, AZ), 42.45 on 3, $240, Bonus Flex SO; 11. Larry Hooper (Deming, NM) / Rory James Billie Jr. (Winslow, AZ), 44.53 on 3, $180, Bonus Flex SO; 12. Bryon J. Daniels (Yahtahey, NM) / Charmayne Hosteen (Crownpoint, NM), 46.89 on 3, $240, Bonus Flex SO; 13. Cameron H. Dahozy (Tohatchi, NM) / Charmayne Hosteen (Crownpoint, NM), 48.20 on 3, $240, Bonus Flex SO; 14. Jerry Lamone (Fruitland, NM) / Odis C. Chester (Lupton, AZ), 15.08 on 2, $240, Bonus Flex SO; 15. Erickson Littleben (Kayenta, AZ) / Shawn Ray Platero (Window Rock, AZ), 15.55 on 2, $240, Bonus Flex SO Overall Fast-Time 1. Erickson Littleben (Kayenta, AZ) / Shawn Ray Platero (Window Rock, AZ), 6.60, $490; 2. Paxton L. Nelson (Gallup, NM) / Shawn Ray Platero (Window Rock, AZ), 7.18, $320 Gold Plus Average 4-Steer 1. Melvin L. Charley (Thoreau, NM) / Randy R. Sanchez (Jarales, NM), 36.33 on 4, $1,260, GoldPlus SO; 2. Ferlin Charley (Albuquerque, NM) / R. C. Henry Martinez (Prewitt, NM), 38.64 on 4, $750, GoldPlus SO; 3. Gary L. Kiehne (Springerville, AZ) / Joaquin Huntington (Hesperus, CO), 39.69 on 4, $500, GoldPlus SO Incentive 1. Melvin L. Charley (Thoreau, NM) / Kade Elkins (Grants, NM), 32.77 on 3, $1,050, GoldPlus SO; 2. Robert W. Martinez (Radium Springs, NM) / Fred B. Lucero (Canutillo, TX), 34.98 on 3, GoldPlus SO; 3. Kade Elkins (Grants, NM) / Ferlin Charley (Albuquerque, NM), 36.25 on 3, GoldPlus SO Overall Fast-Time 1. Andrew Yazzie (Mesa, AZ) / Alfonso Francis (Winslow, AZ), 7.65, $190

#10 - Cody L. LaRocque (Choctaw, OK) / JoDan S. Mirabal (Grants, NM), 39.67 on 4, $6,500, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#9 - Vern D. John (Tuba City, AZ) / Lethaniel Roamhorse (Tuba City, AZ), 33.37 on 4, $5,660, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

All Girl Average 3-Steer 1. Kim Bitsilly (Yatahey, NM) / Shawnda M. Elkins (Milan, NM), 39.72 on 3, $980; 2. Lydia Ulibarri (Las Vegas, NM) / Crystal Mae Martinez (Prewitt, NM), 41.40 on 3, $730; 3. C. J. Tallsalt (Tuba City, AZ) / Kersti Davis (Capitan, NM), 41.91 on 3, $490; 4. Kim Bitsilly (Yatahey, NM) / Michele Morris Jr. (Tohatchi, NM), 52.55 on 3, $240 Incentive 1. Odessa Yazzie (Tohatchi, NM) / Crystal Mae Martinez (Prewitt, NM), 17.19 on 2, $400; 2. Jerilyn Lucero (Isleta, NM) / Michele Morris Jr. (Tohatchi, NM), 25.96 on 2, $310; 3. Betty Pack (Aztec, NM) / Voy M. Mcneil (Los Lunas, NM), 29.09 on 2, $200; 4. C. J. Tallsalt (Tuba City, AZ) / Kyla M. Elkins (Milan, NM), 31.45 on 2, $100 Overall Fast-Time 1. Kim Bitsilly (Yatahey, NM) / Shawnda M. Elkins (Milan, NM), 7.54, $180 Century Bonus Average 3-Steer 1. Gary L. Kiehne (Springerville, AZ) / Joaquin Huntington (Hesperus, CO), 26.08 on 3, $500

#8 - Crystal Mae Martinez (Prewitt, NM) / Tanya L. Yazzie (Rehoboth, NM), 27.09 on 3, $4,340, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

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he Board of Directors of the Rodeo Historical Society announces inductees into the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum Rodeo Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City. Recipients of the Tad Lucas and Ben Johnson Memorial Awards also will be honored. Rodeo Weekend at the Museum is scheduled for October 22-24. Induction into the Rodeo Hall of Fame is one of the top honors that can be bestowed on a rodeo cowboy or performer. Inductees are chosen annually by a vote of the Rodeo Historical Society (RHS) membership. Inductees in the class of 2010 include John and Mildred Farris, Denny Flynn, Clyde Frost and Walt Woodard. Being honored posthumously are Charlie Beals, John A. Beutler, Ronald Buddy Lytle and Larry Kane. Bob Barnes, Peterson, Iowa, started producing rodeos in the early 1950s after receiving eight horses from a local farmer. From then on, he never looked back. Barnes’ Rodeo quickly became renowned for its quality stock and rodeo productions. He produced Crystal Springs, National Finals Rodeo Saddle Bronc Horse of the Year in 1977. Barnes’ stock also has been used for every NFR since its start in 1959, making him and Harry Vold the only two contractors with this distinction. He was awarded the PRCA Stock Contractor of the Year in 1984 and was inducted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame in 1994. John and Mildred Farris, Addington, Oklahoma, were involved in rodeo before they met, but in June 1955, they became one of rodeo’s most respected teams. John, a PRCA member since 1959, competed in saddle bronc riding, bareback riding, bull riding and calf roping until 1975. He has worked every NFR since 1967, twice as a saddle horse boss and 24 times as timedevent chute boss. John has staked the barrel racing pattern at the NFR since 1967 as well. He won Texas Circuit Man of the Year in 1997. Mildred began her career in 1955 as a barrel racer. She won the Texas Barrel Racing Association Championship in 1955, 1956 and 1957. She has qualified for the NFR 12 times as a barrel racer and was the NFR world champion runner-up three times. She recorded the fastest barrel racing time at the NFR in 1968. Following her remarkable competitive career, Mildred dedicated her time to representing the NFR, PRCA, and the Women’s Professional

Rodeo Association. She has served as the NFR secretary five times and won PRCA Secretary of the Year nine times, WPRA Secretary of the Year two times and WPRA Woman of the Year in 1996. John and Mildred became the first husband and wife inducted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame at the same time in 2006. Denny Flynn, Charleston, Arkansas, started riding bulls at a young age thanks to the help of his father. Flynn rode wild heifers through pastures, staying on to avoid feed troughs, tilling equipment and sticker Welcome Sundown by Hollis bushes. The training must have worked, as Willford greets visitors he would go on to qualify for the NFR 10 at the entrance to times during his 12 years of bull riding. He National Cowoby & Western Heritage Museum finished second in the championship title hunt three times and third three more. In 1978, he came in second behind legendary bull rider Don Gay by a margin of $283 and again in 1980 by $188. He also is known for different decades. his 98-point ride on the bull Red Lightning Charley Beals (1918in 1979, a record that stood until Wade 1994), Iowa, entered his Leslie’s 100-point ride in 1991. Flynn was first rodeo in 1936 and awarded the Professional Bull Riders Ring was hooked on the sport of Honor in 2002. after that. In 1937, he Clyde Frost, Lane, Oklahoma, entered received his card as a his first rodeo at age 14 in Branson, member of the Cowboy Turtles Association Colorado. The next year, Frost earned the and began competing in all three riding all-around championship title at the Kids competitions. Beals received several titles Rodeo in La Junta, Colorado. He joined the Rodeo Cowboys Association (RCA) in 1953 during his career, winning the bull riding at the Houston Rodeo in 1943 and 1948, after competing in the amateur circuit for a bareback short stretch. riding at the He qualified Tulsa Rodeo in bareback in 1947 riding for the and saddle first NFR in bronc riding/ Dallas, Texas, all-around in 1959. He cowboy at went to the the Wichita NFR four of Rodeo in the five 1948. He also following created the years, Charley Beals qualifying in bareback both bareback rigging, used and saddle by every bronc riding in world two of them. champion Today, he is bareback rider known as one competing of the most from 1946 recognizable to 1970. and wellJohn A. regarded Beutler proponents (1924-1980), of rodeo. Oklahoma, Walt American Rodeo Gallery — Bronze of Bill Linderman started and Woodard, National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum ended his Stephenville, competitive Texas started rodeo career early. A broken arm pushed his roping career early, becoming the Beutler to take over the family business of California State High School team roping stock contracting and rodeo production. champion in 1973. In 1978, he was the PRCA team roping co-champion with Doyle Taking his competitive spirit into the business, he made the name Beutler and Gellerman and in 1981, won the titles of Sons synonymous with the roughest world champion team roper, PRCA and bucking stock in rodeo history. Under his NFR champion. He qualified for the NFR operation, the company produced #161 16 times in his 33 years of competing. Speck, the Bucking Bull of the NFR in At age 52, he won his second world 1959 and 1960, Sam Bass, Bucking Horse championship in 2007, giving him the of the Year in 1973, #10, third-best bull in record for most years between the NFR in 1974 and Short Grass, secondchampionships and winning in two

best saddle bronc of the year in 1976. Since then, Beutler and Sons have produced three Bulls of the Year, three Bareback Broncs of the Year and two Saddle Broncs of the Year. Ronald “Buddy” Lytle (1940-2002), Louisiana, is remembered as one of PRCA’s most admired judges, not only for his contributions, but also for his determination and personality. Lytle helped develop and write the PRCA’s judging handbook, professionalizing rodeo. He dedicated himself to the judging program, making it as professional as possible by giving each competitor a fair opportunity. Lytle was relied upon to interpret and update the judging rules each year for PRCA Officials. He judged more than 25 rodeos a year throughout the country and judged 24 National Finals Rodeos during his career. Lytle was inducted into the Cheyenne Frontier Days Hall of Fame in 2007 and the ProRodeo Hall of Fame in 2008. Larry Kane (1938-2008), Montana began riding saddle broncs competitively in 1955. His presence in the arena quickly earned him recognition and he won Rookie of the Year in 1960. He qualified for the NFR four times, placing 15th in 1960, sixth in 1961, fourth in 1962 and fifth in 1963. After his competitive career, Kane began riding as a pickup man for the Beutler Bros. and Cervi Rodeo Company. He was selected as a pickup man for the 1970 NFR. He also rode Descent, record six-time Bucking Horse of the Year, four times. Two special awards also will be presented during Rodeo Weekend. The Ben Johnson Memorial Award specifies that a recipient must be living and been involved with the sport of rodeo for many years. Perhaps most importantly, it is awarded to someone who has given back to the community through service and/or work with young people. The 2010 recipient is Dean Oliver, Greenleaf, Idaho, 11- time world champion. Oliver started calf roping

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RED BLUFF BUCKLES professionally at the age of 22 in 1952. He would go on to win three all-around world championship titles and a record eight calfroping world championship titles, including four in a row between 1960 to 1964. He has won every major professional rodeo, some more than once. Oliver was inducted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame in 1979 and the Rodeo Hall of Fame in 1963. Donita Barnes of Peterson, Iowa, will be the 21st recipient of the Tad Lucas Memorial Award. She is the wife of Bob Barnes, and has helped him run a successful rodeo business since day one. Donita drives livestock trailers, gathers and sorts stock before rodeos, keeps the books as the company’s secretary and collects entries for their rodeos. She has also helped keep time at the rodeos for more than 50 years. She is considered the matriarch of Barnes PRCA Rodeo and has inspired a western way of life in her children and grandchildren.

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USTRC Colorado Championships

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eam ropers sprang into action at the Colorado Championships held in Colorado Springs, Colorado at the Penrose Stadium Arena. The roping was produced by Jeff Smith along with Ike and Mary Cox and took place July 23-25, 2010. Team ropers from 16 different states, making up more than 1,450 teams came to Colorado Springs to try their hand at more than $170,000 in cash and prizes. Twenty-eight-year-old Nick Pullara from Fountain, Colorado took the roping by storm. He and his partners collected $12,154 in cash, $10,000 in USTRC Flex

Earnings, plus a pair of trophy Martin saddles. It was a great weekend for the Colorado team roper. “The Colorado Championships was an awful good roping for me,” said Pullara. “The steers were really good and even. It was a bit wet, but it did not take away from the roping. It was just a good production all the way around.” Pullara, who likes to head best of all, works as a horse trainer in Colorado. He stays busy with that business and works hard at having the best horses he can. Pullara began by placing second in the

Open division with heeler Todd Wilson. “Todd and I rope together some at the jackpots around,” said Pullara. “My main partner couldn’t make it to the roping because he was at the High School Finals.” He then came right back in the #15 division with heeler Matt Scogin from Louisiana. “I just met Matt, right before the roping,” said Pullara. “He was traveling with Walt Woodard and they showed up at the house to practice the day before the roping. We partnered up and it worked out good for us.” The pair claimed the overall fast time

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Open - Cole J. Cooper (Grand Junction, CO) / T.J. Watts (Eads, CO), 46.02 on 5, $1,065

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#11 - Joe S. Pullara (Pueblo, CO) / Nick L. Pullara, Jr. (Fountain, CO), 33.89 on 4, $8,240, National ShootOuts worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

of the roping and also finished third place in the Average. From there, Pullara switched to the heel side. “I really do like to head best of all, but I mess around with heeling and enjoy roping with my brother,” said Pullara. He did team up with his younger brother Joe in the #11 division. The team won the overall fast time of the roping and placed first in the Average. “It was pretty cool to win with my brother,” said Pullara. “He really just started back roping. He has been at college and is a college football player. This was his first USTRC saddle and I was excited to be able to win it with him.” The victory gave the team $8,240, a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings, plus brand new trophy Martin saddles. Pullara also teamed up with Shannon O’Bryan to finish fourth place in the Average of the #11 Division. “Shannon was my college rodeo coach when I was in college,” said Pullara. “He is a good partner and I was glad to win a little with him.” Pullara has a good philosophy on heading and knows the key to being a good header, but it really applies to team roping as a whole. “The key to being a good header is a good horse,” said Pullara. “If you can outmount your competition, you can beat them more consistently. Horsepower is important in this sport and having a good one certainly doesn’t hurt anything.” The Colorado Championships is now in the history books. People enjoyed the event and it was certainly great for the Pullara family. They took a break from training horses and playing football to take home a couple of trophy Martin saddles along with a whole pocket full of cash.

#13 - Justin D. Storms (Nathrop, CO) / Richard L. Lightcap (Las Animas, CO), 32.72 on 4, $3,072, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#8 - Ken Silver (Warner, OK) / Larry Lewis (Parker, CO), 30.33 on 3, $5,164, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

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orld Champion Ropers Jake Barnes, Clay O’Brien Cooper, Bobby Harris and Charles Pogue, 3-time BFI winner and 14-time NFR qualifier, along with Bret Beach, 3-time NFR qualifier for both heading and heeling and BFI winner, are the professional online training team exclusive to TotalTeamRoping.com – a new website dedicated to providing world-class roping techniques to their monthly subscribers via the computer, mobile phone, or iPad. The creation of TotalTeamRoping.com is the brainchild of two men who have a true passion for the sport – Bret Beach and Tom Spitsnaugle, retired Partner from Ernst and Young, LLP. They feel that there is an underdeveloped market for online training in the sport and the opportunity is significant. Tom Spitsnaugle, founder of TotalTeamRoping.com states, “We plan to develop the best online training for team roping where anyone can access these world-class trainers from anywhere around the world. I am excited that so much talent is going into this website. The names speak for themselves.” Bret Beach, co-founder agrees, “We want TotalTeamRoping.com to become THE one-stop site that will provide a roper full-service training and advice with a variety of top instructors. We are excited to be part of such a new approach to team roping. This really brings the sport right to the folks where they can learn and improve their techniques at their own pace.” TotalTeamRoping.com is Aa subscription-based website dedicated to training all levels of team ropers. Subscribers will have access to a full array of training videos/tutorials for their unique skill level. Whether the subscriber is at a beginner,

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• TotalTeamRoping.com is a subscription-based worldwide website focused on training all levels of team ropers. • The LLC was created by Bret Beach, 3-time qualifier for the NFR in both heading and intermediate, or an advanced level, there will be heeling, as well as a Bob Feist Invitational (BFI) winner, and Tom Spitsnaugle, retired something for everyone. Training will be Partner from Ernst and Young, LLP. demonstrated by both experts and individuals who • There is an underdeveloped market for on line training, with significant opportunity. want to improve their roping techniques. • Currently there is no “one-stop” website that provides full service training and advice TotalTeamRoping.com’s mission is to continually from a “team of credible experts” with a variety of techniques that you can relate to. provide a top quality training experience at a minimal • Bret and Tom have contracted 4 of the top names is team roping as their Partners for cost to the subscriber. Because of the diversity and this website. quality of instructors, subscribers will get a variety of • World Champions Jake Barnes, Clay O’Brien Cooper, and Bobby Harris, along with techniques that they can relate to instead of only one Pogue, 3-time BFI winner and 14-time qualifier for the NFR, will bring training Charles instructor, shown only one way. to you via your computer, mobile phone, and iPad. They will provide world-class heading The site plans to not only have monthly updates and heeling techniques to monthly subscribers. of new videos, but will also provide subscribers • All levels of training will be available. Whether you are a beginner, intermediate, or with a direct connection to Jake, Clay, Charles, advanced level, there is something for everyone. Bobby, and Bret through the Frequently Asked • Subscribers will have access to a full array of training videos/tutorials for their unique Questions (FAQ) area. TotalTeamRoping.com plans to release 10 videos skill level. per month on subjects ranging from; horsemanship, • Training will be demonstrated by both experts and individuals, just like you, who want handling your rope, how to practice, equipment, to improve their roping. riding posture, to catching and handling all types of • Web-based training allows subscribers to learn at their own pace, schedule, at home, cattle, just to name a few of the topics of interest. with minimal costs. The site plans to have over 120 multi-level training • The website will also provide subscribers with a direct connection to Jake, Clay, Charles, videos available over the next 12 months. Bobby, and Bret with a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section. TotalTeamRoping.com subscribers can participate • There will also be access to advertisers for roping gear and other ancillary roping items. either on a per-monthly basis for $33 each month, or • The website will be updated monthly with new videos, FAQ’s, and a newsletter. We plan can sign up for 12 consecutive months @ $25/month to release 10 videos per month on subjects from; horsemanship, handling your rope, how ($300/year) – a savings of $96 over the month-byto practice, equipment, riding posture, to catching and handling all types of cattle, etc. month rate. Web-based training allows subscribers to We will have over 120 “training videos” available over the next 12 months. learn at their own pace, and at their own schedule. • The subscribers can participate monthly for $33, or sign-up for 12 months @ There will also be access to advertisers in our $25/month ($300/year– a savings of $96) and pay by credit card or PayPal monthly. Marketplace Section – showcasing products and Our goal is to provide subscribers at a minimal cost, maximum value! providing information on items of interest to the roper. • “I am excited that so much talent is going into this website. The names speak for Subscriptions will officially begin in October themselves, and they are going to improve your roping skills. We guarantee it, or your BUILT BY IN HOUSE PROOF CRX’D of MONTH-SEP this year. 2010 money will be refunded!” states founder Tom Spitsnaugle. For additional advertising information, or to be • People interested in subscribing can go to the website today and pre-order their first on our list to let you know as soon as the site subscription. We will have our first month of training videos in October, 2010. launches, please send an email to 1\2 Horizontal (10 x 6.6) • For additional information please contact Euna@TotalTeamRoping.com. Euna@TotalTeamRoping.com.

On September 26th, The Curry County Events Center in Clovis, NM will play host to the PTR and the PTR World Finals Qualifying Tour. This event “PTR New Mexico Fall Classic” will qualify teams on FREE and Reduced Entry Fees to the PTR Million Dollar World Finals on February 25th-27th 2011 at the AVI Casino Resort and Events Center In Laughlin, NV. The PTR World Finals will be equipped with two divisions, a Triad #9 and Triad #11. All PTR Qualifiers are essentially mini versions of the World Finals only on a smaller entry fee scale. Both the #9 & #11 ropings at all PTR Qualifiers are equipped with the Main 4-Steer Average, a Consolation 3-Steer Average, Three Full Go Rounds, Century Bonus, Incentive, and Mixed Bonus! The Team that wins the main 4-steer Average at any qualifying roping will get a FREE ROLE into the PTR World Finals (The PTR will pay your fees). Teams that finish 2nd – 10th will receive Reduced Entry Fees into the Finals at the cost of $500/man. So that means that 20 teams between the #9 and #11 division will get to run at life altering payouts on FREE or Reduced Entry Fees! Teams that do not win qualified spots may directly enter the World Finals at the cost of $1,250/man. PTR Qualifiers are also equipped with a significant prizeline. Average winners of the #9 and #11 receive fully tooled trophy saddles. 2nd Place receives beautiful trophy buckles and 3rd receives custom Best Ever Cowhide Saddle Pads. Wrangler Gift Certificates are given out throughout the event for round winners ect… The PTR has wonderful sponsors such as Classic Ropes, Wrangler, Classic Equine, Priefert, Best Ever Pads, Skyline Silversmiths and many more that make these wonderful events possible. As many team ropers know, there are some great high stakes ropings that are conducted each year. The PTR feels the only problems with these ropings are the significant cost of the entry fees and the unability to qualify. The PTR World Finals is HALF the entry fee of other major high stakes ropings and that is only if you directly enter. There is NO high stakes roping that holds qualifiers where a team can win a FREE spot in the lucrative Finals if they win the average. With that being said there is definitely NO high stakes roping that holds qualifiers where 9 additional teams will win reduced entry fee spots for placing all the way down through 10th in the qualifying average. We at the PTR realize that team ropers want the opportunity to run at life altering payouts. We also realize that not everyone can afford to pay thousands of dollars toward an entry fee just to get this opportunity. This is the reason we at the PTR have developed a format where many teams (20 teams per qualifier) will have the ability to qualify for such a prestigious event. The 2011 PTR World Finals is scheduled to payout nearly a Million dollars in 2011. The two Finale ropings will be a Triad #11 & Triad #9. Each Finale roping is equipped

with the Main 4-Steer Average, a Consolation 3-Steer Average, Century Bonus, Incentive, Mixed Bonus and Three Full Go Rounds. All teams that catch three steers will automatically receive a fourth steer. Fastest on any two steers will receive a third steer for the three head consolation payoff. A Contestant must be at least 40 years old to be eligible for the Century Bonus. These two Finale ropings will be limited to 250 teams. The PTR will qualify 75-100 teams in each division through the qualifying tour and all other teams will come from Direct Entries. A contestant may qualify or enter the PTR World Finals up to FOUR times in each division with different partners and there is no age limit. The Finals is a Straight #11 & #9. The #11 will be capped at a #6 elite Heeler (no cap on head side), and the #9 will be capped at a 5 elite heeler (no cap on head side). The PTR World Finals will have two warm up ropings. The #11 & #9 warm up ropings will be a four head average, progressive after one. Entry fees will be $150/man ($300/team) with a 20% stock charge (same format as a world series qualifier). Ropers may enter the warm up roping up to four times with different partners. The team that wins the average will have their entries paid to the World Finals Finales the next day. Teams finishing 2nd-10th will receive reduced entry fees into the finales at the rate of $500/man. Anyone may come and enter the warm up ropings. The #11 warm up will be conducted on February 25th, the day prior to the #11 finale. The #9 warm up will be conducted on February 26th, after the conclusion of the #11 Finale which is the day prior to the #9 Finale! The PTR World Finals will be held at the AVI Casino Resort Events Center in Laughlin, NV. The Events Center is among the fanciest Indoor facility in the whole western United States. This Indoor facility is equipped with a top of the line 150x275 foot arena floor, over 4,000 permanent seats, an overhead skybox and 450 permanent priefert stalls. The Events Center is next door to the AVI Casino and Resort. The AVI Casino & Resort is equipped with 450 hotel rooms, a 30,000 square foot casino, Four Restaurants, Movie Theatre, Bowling Alley, Top of the line pool and personal beach. The AVI Casino & Resort is located just 5-8 miles from Downtown Laughlin, Nevada. The PTR prides itself on hosting World Class events for all our contestants. The PTR has gone to great lengths to put together essentially the “perfect” roping! We can assure that all PTR contestants will be thrilled with these events if they have never attended. The PTR was established in California and has quickly became the largest and most popular event producer in California. The Qualifying tour stretches across the southwest in 2011. Please visit www.proteamropers.com for more information or become a fan of the PTR on facebook for up to the minute updates. Feel free to contact the PTR at (805) 801-2029 for any further questions.

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The New Mexico Businessmen’s Team Roping Association raised $9,000 for “Cowboys for Cancer Research” at their June finals this year.

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owboys for Cancer Research is starting its 28th year of fund raising for cancer research. C4CR supports ongoing cancer research between New Mexico State University and the University of New Mexico Cancer Center. This research has produced ground breaking discoveries in the treatment of and the search for a cure of this disease that touches IN HOUSE PROOF CRX’D so many lives. For information on how you can support this life saving effort go to: cowboysforcancerresearch.org or (7.3 x 9.5) call 575/642-1884.

Consumers Win Because Cattle Ranchers Care U.S. consumers have nothing to gain (and potentially a lot to lose) by taking the advice of Bruce Friedrich. Recently Friedrich has been traveling to college campuses spurring debates with students about animal agriculture in relation to the environment and animal care. He argues that “vegetarianism is an ethical imperative.” Talking about what is right and what is not, there is some information that needs to be set straight. Contrary to Friedrich’s claims livestock operations benefit the environment. Cattle rancher’s livelihood is closely connected to preserving a healthy, safe and clean environment for food production. Not only do cattle ranchers manage the lands, water and plant health, but their efforts also positively affect wildlife. A California based study (Conservation Biology) shows cattle grazing plays an important role in maintaining the wetland habitat necessary for some endangered species. Recently a group of Arizona teachers were taken on a week-long tour of Arizona’s diverse agriculture operations. At the end of the week one of the participants who teaches sustainability at a University said, “I‘m glad to see that there are still people paying attention to the signs of the earth and maintaining the balance that’s ever so important for continued productivity.” Another teacher remarked, “One of my biggest misconceptions were about the ranchers; they are the true stewards of the land and the environment.” In addition to caring for the environment, cattle ranchers are in the business of caring for animals. Providing an optimal environment for cattle with ample food, water and health care is the right thing to do and creates the ideal setting for them to grow. Another teacher from this trip said, “The one thing that I’d say about this week that I’ve come to know is passion. People in this industry really love what they do and they care for their animals.” This is easy to learn when you see hardworking families passing on the tradition of caring for their animals from one generation to the next. It is not just their family that gains from increased productivity as a result of great animal care, but yours as well. Consumers can expect and enjoy safe, healthy and wholesome beef. Nutritionally, think of beef as nature’s best tasting multivitamin. It is a naturally nutrient rich source of 10 essential nutrients that are needed for optimal health through all stages of life. More great news is that there are 29 cuts of beef that meet the government’s guidelines for lean. What this means for those of us who are keeping an eye on our calorie count, is that a serving of lean beef (3 ounces) provides only 154 calories. Try getting that much nutrition from 154 calories of any other protein. For more information on the benefits of cattle to the environment, visit ExploreBeef.org and for more information about beef nutrition, visit beefnutrition.org

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USTRC Affiliates Martinez Arena Team Roping Martinez Arena Radium Springs, New Mexico July 17, 2010 Total Payout = $5,468 #11 Pick/Draw 4-Steer Average 1. Robert W. Martinez (Radium Springs, NM) / Creeden Coil (Monticello, NM), 43.60 on 4, $370; 2. Robert W. Martinez (Radium Springs, NM) / Jared Gonzales (Las Vegas, NM), 48.16 on 4, $220; 3. Robert W. Martinez (Radium Springs, NM) / Homer Garza Jr. (Mesquite, NM), 49.63 on 4, $150 #10 Pick/Draw 4-Steer Average 1. Mark Golliher (Las Cruces, NM) / Steve B. Jeter (Las Cruces, NM), 38.30 on 4, $768; 2. Russell D. Taylor (Lordsburg, NM) / Jared Gonzales (Las Vegas, NM), 44.55 on 4, $624; 3. Alfredo Martinez (Las Cruses, NM) / Steve B. Jeter (Las Cruces, NM), 51.62 on 4, $480; 4. Walt Sanders (Caballo, NM) / Creeden Coil (Monticello, NM), 53.58 on 4, $336; 5. Lane Watkins (Las Cruces, NM) / Bill F. Hudman (Las Cruces, NM), 54.83 on 4, $190 #9 Pick/Draw 4-Steer Average 1. B. W. Fancher (La Mesa, NM) / Tony Sandoval (Organ, NM), 52.68 on 4, $746; 2. Alfredo Martinez (Las Cruses, NM) / Philip Carrillo (Mesilla Park, NM), 68.12 on 4, $606; 3. Tyson Evans (Las Cruces, NM) / Russell D. Taylor (Lordsburg, NM), 35.74 on 3, $466; 4. Chris Allison (Mesilla Park, NM) / Fred B. Lucero (Canutillo, TX), 38.11 on 3, $326; 5. Alfredo Martinez (Las Cruses, NM) / Jeannette L. Lucero (Belen, NM), 43.85 on 3, $186

Allen’s Roping Silver City Rodeo Arena Silver City, New Mexico July 17, 2010 Total Payout = $2,820 #12 3-Steer Average 1. Tate C. Shelley (Rincon, NM) / Jake Lowry (Thornton, TX), 22.14 on 3, $540; 2. Del C. Hooker (Las Cruces, NM) / Jake Lowry (Thornton, TX), 24.09 on 3, $320; 3. Jose A. Rojas (Williamsburg, NM) / Karter S. Bearup (Tyrone, NM), 38.96 on 3, $220 #12 pick/draw 4-Steer Average 1. Tyler Findley (Las Cruces, NM) / Gabe Hernandez (Lordsburg, NM), 33.45 on 4, $870; 2. Del C. Hooker (Las Cruces, NM) / Gabe Hernandez (Lordsburg, NM), 38.41 on 4, $520; 3. Del C. Hooker (Las Cruces, NM) / David Hooker (Gila, NM), 42.32 on 4, $350

National All Amateurs The Ranch - Indoor Arena Loveland, Coorado July 17 - 18, 2010 Total Payout = $19,950 #8 1. Wendy K. Wiseman (Eaton, CO) / Jack L. Lambert (Parker, CO), 29.37 on 3; 2. Terri Dechant (La Salle, CO) / Joe B. Stricklin DVM (Greeley, CO), 29.68 on 3; 3. Cash Merritt (Greeley, CO) / Reed Merritt (Greeley, CO), 30.59 on 3; 4. Francisco Garcia Jr. (Commerce City, CO) / Rene Soto (Brighton, CO), 32.91 on 3; 5. Jerry L. Morrison (Buena Vista, CO) / Frank Waitley (Iliff, CO), 35.91 on 3; 6. Lance Nichols (Eaton, CO) / Kenny W. Wondra (Mills, WY), 37.66 on 3; 7. O. B. Ready (Rawlins, WY) / Spike Eberspecher (Scottsbluff, NE), 39.02 on 3; 8. Cash Merritt (Greeley, CO) / Chuck Gieck (Rush, CO), 40.82 on 3

#9 1. Cash Merritt (Greeley, CO) / Gerald Watson (Keenesburg, CO), 25.75 on 3; 2. Teresa K. Lake (Cheyenne, WY) / Dustin R. Flohr (Rifle, CO), 28.16 on 3; 3. Dan Kraft (Encampment, WY) / Roger Wilde (Loma, CO), 28.44 on 3; 4. George J. Howard (Laramie, WY) / Corey Whinnery (Powderhorn, CO), 29.74 on 3 #10 1. Jesus Terrazas (Aurora, CO) / Jess M. Harris (Hot Springs, SD), 22.74 on 3; 2. Carlos Ojeda Acosta (Ft Lupton, CO) / Court B. Will (Silt, CO), 24.80 on 3; 3. Emilio Vega (Fort Lupton, CO) / Joe B. Stricklin DVM (Greeley, CO), 25.12 on 3; 4. Jay Goza (Greeley, CO) / Court B. Will (Silt, CO), 25.47 on 3; 5. Dan Kraft (Encampment, WY) / Jerry A. Kraft (Encampment, WY), 27.52 on 3; 6. John A. Neuerburg (Gill, CO) / Louis Brown (Eads, CO), 28.11 on 3; 7. Shane R. Reynolds (Kersey, CO) / Dave L. Reynolds (Kersey, CO), 28.67 on 3; 8. Jim Miles (Brighton, CO) / Roger Hollingsworth (Wheatland, WY), 28.71 on 3 Century 1. Socorro Gutierrez (Monte Vista, CO) / Joe B. Stricklin DVM (Greeley, CO), 29.99 on 3; 2. Jerry L. Morrison (Buena Vista, CO) / Keith L. Olson (Longmont, CO), 35.39 on 3; 3. Jerry L. Morrison (Buena Vista, CO) / Herbert Scheierman (Fountain, CO), 36.92 on 3; 4. Roxanne Garaventa (Cheyenne, WY) / Jack L. Lambert (Parker, CO), 37.08 on 3 #11 4-Steer Average 1. Jess M. Harris (Hot Springs, SD) / Hardy White (Hot Springs, SD), 35.78 on 4, $6,700; 2. Bob Crosthwaite (Meeker, CO) / Bruce J. Arbaney (Silt, CO), 36.70 on 4, $5,000; 3. Rick A. Montera (Greeley, CO) / Steve Whinnery (Powderhorn, CO), 41.55 on 4, $3,500; 4. Brian Lee Binder (Greeley, CO) / Clem M. Mcnaney III (Windsor, CO), 41.82 on 4, $1,750 Round 1 FT 1. Shane R. Reynolds (Kersey, CO) / Dave L. Reynolds (Kersey, CO), 6.04, $1,000; 2. Court B. Will (Silt, CO) / Bruce J. Arbaney (Silt, CO), 6.05, $1,000; 3. Chad F. Buffington (Berthoud, CO) / Kurt W. Eacret (Ft Lupton, CO), 6.29, $1,000

2010 Heritage Days Championships Santa Fe Trail Events Center Las Vegas, New Mexico July 31, 2010 Total Payout = $5,300 #10 Trailer 3-Steer Average 1. Jose M. Ortega (Santa Fe, NM) / Jake K. Lowery (Silver City, NM), 23.06 on 3, $2,000; 2. Vincente Guerrero (Santa Fe, NM) / Cavin Jacobs (Estancia, NM), 24.36 on 3, $1,500; 3. Miguel Duran (Bernalillo, NM) / Cavin Jacobs (Estancia, NM), 24.96 on 3, $1,000; 4. Jose M. Ortega (Santa Fe, NM) / Cavin Jacobs (Estancia, NM), 25.30 on 3, $500 Short Go Fast Time 1. Gabe Trujillo (Albuquerque, NM) / Adam R. Esquibel (Las Vegas, NM), 6.81, $300

A. to Z. Amateurs Queen Creek Arena Queen Creek, Arizona July 31, 2010 Total Payout = $5,500 #9 Saddle 3-Steer Average 1. Dawson Cain Buchanan (Gilbert, AZ) / Dylon Cole Buchanan (Gilbert, AZ), 22.74 on 3, $2,000; 2. Garry Howatt (Queen Creek, AZ) / Dylon Cole Buchanan (Gilbert, AZ), 22.76 on 3, $1,200; 3. Trevor Waters (Scottsdale, AZ) / Harold Yazzie Jr. (Mesa, AZ), 22.92 on 3, $1,000; 4. Garry Howatt (Queen Creek, AZ) / Armando Flores (Buckeye, AZ), 24.45 on 3, $800; 5. Kerry Black (Queen Creek, AZ) / Ray Ortiz (Oracle, AZ), 27.89 on 3, $500

2010 7th Annual Route 66 Shoot Out Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Posse Arena Albuquerque, New Mexico July 17 - 18, 2010 Total Payout = $36,620 #13 4-Steer Average 1. Ferlin Charley (Albuquerque, NM) / Paul Williams (Yuma, AZ), 33.72 on 4, $1,400; 2. Rick Jump (Belen, NM) / Cody Garcia (Las Cruces, NM), 33.88 on 4, $840; 3. Joseph Savedra (Grants, NM) / Randy R. Sanchez (Jarales, NM), 34.22 on 4, $560 #13 Overall Fast-Time 1. Rick Jump (Belen, NM) / Cody Garcia (Las Cruces, NM), 6.42, $140 #12 4-Steer Average 1. Joe Bob Nunez (Corrales, NM) / Fabian L. Garcia (Church Rock, NM), 32.75 on 4, $2,000; 2. Lorenzo J. Sauceda (Belen, NM) / Michael M. Martinez (Los Lunas, NM), 33.96 on 4, $1,400; 3. Lorenzo J. Sauceda (Belen, NM) / Perri V. Sanchez (Peralta, NM), 35.70 on 4, $1,000; 4. Lorenzo J. Sauceda (Belen, NM) / Scooter Garcia (Church Rock, NM), 35.78 on 4, $600; 5. Lorenzo J. Sauceda (Belen, NM) / Randy R. Sanchez (Jarales, NM), 36.72 on 4, $360 Overall Fast-Time 1. John Cortez (Peralta, NM) / Joseph Savedra (Grants, NM), 6.96, $280 #11 4-Steer Average 1. Lee E. Cook (Belen, NM) / Fabian L. Garcia (Church Rock, NM), 34.01 on 4, $1,400; 2. Jerry Elkins (Milan, NM) / Shane J. Apachito (Magdalena, NM), 34.81 on 4, $1,040; 3. Travis Johnson (Tijeras, NM) / Scooter Garcia (Church Rock, NM), 35.60 on 4, $700; 4. Tyler M. Armijo (Seboyeta, NM) / Rudy Benavidez (Albuquerque, NM), 38.76 on 4, $340 Overall Fast-Time 1. Lee E. Cook (Belen, NM) / Ferlin Charley (Albuquerque, NM), 7.29, $180 #10 WU 3-Steer Average 1. Travis Johnson (Tijeras, NM) / Arvid Capitan (Crownpoint, NM), 24.44 on 3, $1,500; 2. Travis Chavez (Los Lunas, NM) / Ferlin Charley (Albuquerque, NM), 31.20 on 3, $1,140; 3. Kade Elkins (Grants, NM) / Ferlin Charley (Albuquerque, NM), 38.82 on 3, $760; 4. Sam Loya (Albuquerque, NM) / Ronny G. Sanchez (Bosque, NM), 39.71 on 3, $380 Overall Fast-Time 1. J. J Henio (Pinehill, NM) / Halbert Charley (Pinehill, NM), 7.07, $200 #10 Super 7 7-Steer Average 1. Jose Bobby Armijo (Seboyeta, NM) / Gene Aragon Sr. (Grants, NM), 69.66 on 6, $7,000; 2. Rick Jump (Belen, NM) / Gene Aragon Sr. (Grants, NM), 70.30 on 6, $4,100; 3. Jack Faulk (Carlsbad, NM) / Daniel Simmons (Hillsboro, WV), 52.23 on 5, $2,900; 4. James Tapia (Santa Fe, NM) / Santos C. Tapia (Moriarty, NM), 54.32 on 5, $1,640; 5. Sean Grossetete (Edgewood, NM) / Hector Lucero (Belen, NM), 59.41 on 5, $1,010; 6. Rick D. Hessman (Bloomfield, NM) / Joe H. Cavin (Aztec, NM), 62.03 on 5, $800; 7. Miguel Duran (Bernalillo, NM) / Raul Torres (Bernalillo, NM), 62.69 on 5, $600 Incentive 1. Shane A. From (Beggs, OK) / Santos C. Tapia (Moriarty, NM), 54.32 on 5, $600 Round 1 FT 1. Calvin M. Harvey (Belen, NM) / Casey Lee (Springerville, AZ), 6.20, $250 Round 2 FT 1. Coley L. Barner (Estancia, NM) / Kyle Berkshire (Edgewood, NM), 7.74, $250 Round 3 FT 1. Vincente Guerrero (Santa Fe, NM) / Tommy Jackson Jr. (Ganado, AZ), 6.72, $250 Round 4 FT 1. J. J Henio (Pinehill, NM) / Halbert Charley (Pinehill, NM), 5.73, $250 Round 5 FT 1. Rudy R. Chavira (Bluewater, NM) / Seth Wengert (Bluewater, NM), 6.11, $250 Round 6 FT 1. Vincente Guerrero (Santa Fe, NM) / Jesus M. Sotelo (Clovis, NM), 6.51, $250 Round 7 FT 1. Rudy R. Chavira (Bluewater, NM) / Seth Wengert (Bluewater, NM), 6.06, $250

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World Series – Looking Towards the Finale! Mid Year Report If you were shocked at the big jump in the attendance at World Series IV last year and the three record breaking Million Dollar ropings, you werent alone. We were pretty surprised ourselves, and more than a little curious how entries would play out this year. Based on the economic situation and the fact that most cowboy related events across the country are generally down, we are pleasantly surprised to find WSTR Finale entries at the exact same place they were at this time last year. Certainly that isnt a guarantee, but the #10 and #11 are over 80% full and the #13 is hovering around 70%. The number of ropers roping with WSTR have jumped from roughly 3000 to nearly 7000, and the power of 80% is pretty evident with over $5.3 million paid out at our various qualifiers through the 4th of July weekend. Not bad for a little roping club, thanks to you guys that like small ropings with big payouts. The remainder of the positions in the #10 and #11 will be held in reserve for teams qualifying at events during the rest of the season. If you havent qualified yet in the #11 and #10 and want to go to Vegas, there is still a chance. The books are still open in A be completed the #13 and we predict it will by the end of September. We will continue to accept fully paid direct entry teams who will bump incomplete teams (teams paid on just one side).

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Stall Status at Finales As we have said many times, the limitation at the Finale will always be stalls and parking. As happens every year, about mid-year, we sell out of stalls at the South Point Hotel. We are now compiling a wait list of ropers who want a stall at the South Point. Its possible that some #13 ropers who have purchased a stall may decide to MONTH-AUGUST 06 BUILT BY-KJM overnight somewhere else and get the refund. This may also open up a few more stalls. More will also become available as drawouts occur. If you have paid for a stall and none are available at the time, we will

call and visit with you about the wait list, referrals, refunds etc. We will have a full list of alternative stalls listed here at the website in the next week. This year we worked out an arrangement with South Point to charge a flat fee allowing ropers to arrive and depart any time between Dec. 5th thru Dec. 14th. Included in this flat fee is the allocation of IN HOUSE PROOF CRX’D 1 tack stall for every 5-6 ropers. Based on previous years this should alleviate hundreds and hundreds of phone calls adjusting arrival and depature schedules and we think this will give you lots of flexibility.

When the Legacy Entries were all counted the #10 and #11 are over 80% full and the #13 is hovering around 70%. The remainder of the positions in the #10 and #11 will be held in reserve for teams qualifying at events during the rest of the season. If you havent qualified yet in the #11 and #10 and want to go to Vegas, there is still a chance. The books are still open in the #13 and we predict it will be completed by the end of September. We will continue to accept fully paid direct entry teams who will bump incomplete teams (teams paid on just one side). We have just replaced seven Legacy teams that were incomplete, and frankly they were little shocked. Sorry guys, no partner , no money, no entry——we will continue trying to help those of you that Paul Springer (cell phone) have lost partners and still want to go, but it may have to be from a waiting list position. Ricci Springer (cell phone) If you’re worried that the ropings will get 975 Monte Vista Drive large based on the number of qualifiers and the increasing number of qualifying teams, Bosque Farms, NM 87068 don’t. The percentage of qualified teams MONTH-MAR BUILT CRX’D Home: entering Las Vegas2010 is less than last yearBY P/U W/CHGS DP IN HOUSE PROOF (economy). It appears that many folks who E-mail: paulspringernm@comcast.net have joined are entering the qualification Website: pesdphoto.com events for the local payouts and have no 1\2 Horizontal (10 x 6.6) interest in pushing their money to Las Vegas.

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My Cowboy Heroes Story and Photos Compliments of Jim Olson

C.P Honeycutt

he community thought enough of him to name a road after him in his hometown. He was the first Arizonan to be inducted into the National Cutting Horse (NCHA) Hall of Fame and the twelfth person overall. In a part of the world filled with big name, successful farmers, he stood as a giant among them. Family man, horseman, farmer, cattleman, civic man, friend and neighbor - that was C.P. Honeycutt of Maricopa, Arizona. When people conjure up images of cutting horses and cutting horse competitions they think mostly in terms of Texas. Nearly all of the people in the NCHA hall of fame are from Texas. C.P. Honeycutt was born near Athens, Texas, in 1909, but rose to fame as a cutter - from Arizona. What’s even more amazing about the accomplishments of C.P. is he did this, and so much more, only working at it part time. You see, C.P. was a full time farmer. C.P Honeycutt came of age during what most of his generation only refer to as “the dirty thirties,” commonly known as the Great Depression. Times were sure enough hard back then. C.P recalled later in life plowing endless hours with a team of mules; thankful just to have work. He’d tell stories of basically living in a crate on the side of the road, wondering where the next meal would come from. He never quite got over the feeling of being hungry and it drove him to great heights. Things were so tough in Texas that towards the end of the thirties C.P., his wife, young daughter, brother and sister-inlaw decided to head west in search of a better life. They got as far as Eloy, Arizona, pulled into a station, almost out of gas and with one dollar left between them. They

C.P. Honeycutt at work. PHOTO COURTESY OF BETSY PAUL

were trying to decide whether to put another dollar of gas into the car and keep going west or buy a loaf of bread and bologna so they could eat. A local farmer happened by the store right about then and on a whim, C.P. approached the man and asked if he needed any hands. The man said the only job around right then was picking cotton; could they pick any cotton? Now keep in mind, back in those days cotton picking was done by hand and was hot, sweaty, back-breaking work. Well ole C.P. proudly says he can pick more cotton than anybody around, and he’d be willing to prove it! Tom Carlton, impressed with C.P.’s spunk and determination, hired them on the spot. He told the man at the store to give Honeycutt all they needed and if they didn’t come back and pay, he’d stand good for it. C.P. and his family did not disappoint. After cotton harvest, Mr. Carlton decided he could not let a hard worker like C.P. go on down the road so he hired him full time. A couple years later, the two men were talking one day and his employer asked Honeycutt if he’d like to get started

C.P. Honeycutt being inducted into the NCHA hall of fame. PHOTO COURTESY OF JACK NOBLE

farming on his own. “Of course I would,” was the reply, but there wasn’t enough money. Tom Carlton knew a man like C.P. deserved a place of his own, so he suggested that C.P go talk to a finance man he knew, said he just might give him a start. At the meeting with the finance man, C.P. laid out a plan of things he would need to get going. He was very conservative and tried to just ask for the bare minimum. When finished, the man asked if he was sure if that was all he’d need. C.P. assured him he could make it, if he only had the chance. To the astonishment of C.P. Honeycutt, the finance man agreed to every bit of it. As it turns out, Tom Carlton had arranged it before hand and agreed to make the note good if C.P failed. C.P didn’t find out that part until later. From that humble beginning grew the Honeycutt farming enterprise which at one point topped out at over 5,000 acres of cotton. Along with that, cattle, grains and other crops were raised. Eventually the original farm ground near Eloy and Casa Grande was sold and the Honeycutt operation relocated to Maricopa in the early ‘50s. C.P. was a standout farmer in a county full of great success stories. Once he had a little money put together, he branched out into cattle as any true Texan should. Of course, when you own cattle, you ought to own horses. C.P. had wanted to own great horseflesh since his childhood days back in Texas. So when he decided to start buying horses, C.P. went for the best. He purchased three studs from the famous King Ranch and had them shipped by rail to Maricopa. That was the mid-1950s. The rest, as they say, is glorious history; he discovered cutting horse competitions. Over the next 35 years C.P. rode cutting horses every chance he had. He competed

predominantly in Arizona but also hit shows in California, Nevada and Colorado. Once in a great while he was able to get away from farming duties long enough to make the long trip to Texas, but it didn’t matter where he competed, C.P. was a continual winner. Year after year would find him in the top 10 in the nation even though he never went at it full time. C.P won so much in Arizona, California, Colorado and Nevada part time, it was good enough to keep him high in the national standings! Locally C.P. was tough to beat. He won the Arizona cutting horse circuit more times than is easy to count and at one point was the champion three years running. C.P. was very involved in the Arizona Cutting Horse Association serving as its President on a couple of different occasions. He reportedly ran the Maricopa Stagecoach Days for 21 years and is credited with bringing cutting competitions to feedlots during the ‘70s and ‘80s. Fresh cattle during an event are always a must, and he came up with the idea that it’s much easier to bring the competition to the cattle rather than truck cattle to competitions. It worked well for all involved. C.P. was such an accomplished horseman that Hollywood contacted him to appear in a few different movies for cutting horse scenes. This led to lifelong friendships with men like Lee Marvin, Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, James Arness and other celebrities. Local newspapers often reported on the famous men coming to hunt birds at the Honeycutt farm. C.P was still riding his beloved cutting horses until about four months prior to his death at the age of 80. They gave him a life of enjoyment and of great accomplishment. C.P. Honeycutt raised a wonderful crop of kids and grandkids as well who

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were his pride and joy. Two daughters and a son for starters. Sadly his son was killed in a plane crash in 1976. Only in his late 30s, son Charles Honeycutt’s death was a tragedy to the family. C.P then became closer than ever to his remaining relatives. It has been said he was a great family man. The Honeycutt farm located just south of Maricopa, Arizona happened to be just down the road from Red River farm and feedlot owned by the famous partnership of Louis Johnson and John Wayne. C.P and

Louie were good friends besides being neighbors and this, along with his other “actor” connections, led to him becoming friends with Duke also. Later in life, the Honeycutt’s, Johnson’s and Wayne’s often vacationed and hung out together, taking trips to see the sights. The story of C.P. Honeycutt is an inspiring one which showsAus anyone can succeed through hard work, perseverance and living right. Not too bad for a poor cowboy who once lived on the side of the road in West Texas during the depression!

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Jim Olson © 2010 About the Author Western Writers of America member Jim Olson is a ranch-raised cowboy, author, promoter and business man. He grew up on the high plains of eastern New Mexico and 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. Jim is the owner of Arizona Ranch Real Estate, a business that deals with rural property sales throughout Arizona. He lives on and operates his own ranch near Stanfield, Arizona that was once a part of John Wayne’s Red River Ranch. These great life experiences Jim now uses in his writing career. He writes stories about interesting and extraordinary people of the west including short stories of both fiction and nonfiction. He writes a monthly column titled “My Cowboy Heroes,” A MONTH-AUG published by several Southwestern and national magazines. Jim2010 currently has BUILT two BY-P/U W/CHNGS DP IN HOUSE PROOF books in print and is constantly working on several other projects as well. Jim can be reached through his website at www.mycowboyheroes.com

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he LoneStar Regional Finals in Waco, Texas kicked off August 5 and ran through August 8, 2010. Team ropers from all over the country came to try their team roping skills and see who could get the big money and great prizes. The event, held at the Heart of Texas Coliseum, was a great one. The first day of roping competition began with the Open division. It was an exciting roping with some outstanding talent. The second call back team of Speed Williams and Clay O’Brien Cooper caught their final steer in 6.78 seconds to bring their total on five steers to 37.65 seconds. They took over the lead but had to sweat out one team. Blake Hughes and Zane Bruce made a nice run, but when the clock stopped their total on five steers was 37.81 seconds. That gave them second place in the Average. The win of the roping went to Williams and Cooper. “I really made my partner work for it today,” said Williams. “We were in a position to go at our last steer and so we did just that. It worked out for us.” The team took home $5,000 in cash plus some beautiful trophy Gist bits. Both ropers were excited about their victory and are planning on attending the Cinch USTRC National Finals of Team Roping. Cooper also had some advice for up and coming heelers. “You really have to work hard and practice a lot,” said Cooper. “You have to prepare yourself for any situation.” The next event of the day was the #15 Preliminary. Jeff Bacon and Miguel Valenzuela came from the third call back position and caught their final steer in 7.55 seconds. They finished the roping with a total of 30.93 seconds on four steers and that was good enough for first place in the Average. The team won $3,686, trophy Gist bits, a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings and a USTRC Regional ShootOut worth $2,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Second place in the Average went to Jess Elrod

USTRC LoneStar Regional Finals and John East at 33.13 seconds on four. Third place went to the high team back Jesse Harville and Will Woodfin. The #15 Shoot-Out was really exciting. Tyler Wojciechowski and Steele Montague were the high team back, caught their final steer in 7.63 seconds and secured the first place finish in the Average. The victory landed them $6,522, trophy Martin saddles and a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. “Steele has been a real integral part of my team roping,” said Wojciechowski. “We have been roping together about six or seven years and I have a lot of confidence in the way he can rope two feet.” “Tyler is really an impressive header even though he is only 18 years old,” said Montague. “I have been a member of USTRC for about 13 years and I have won a couple of saddles, but never a Shoot-Out saddle. I cannot wait to take this one home and show it to my wife.” Second and third place was a split between the teams of Ty Murphy and Brent Parker and Cody Kohleffel and Will Woodfin. Both teams completed the roping with a time of 41.87 seconds on four steers. Fourth place in the Average went to the team of Charles and Clint Quinn. The second day of the LoneStar Regional Finals began with the #13 Preliminary. The Cyphers, Kyle and Keet came to the short round in the high call back position. They were in a position to win big, but had some misfortune in the short round. The team of Eric Daniels and Austin Santikos came from the sixth call back position and roped their final steer in 8.21 seconds. That run brought their four-steer average to 32.32 seconds and that was good enough to give them first place in the Average. The win earned them $7,444, trophy Martin saddles, a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings and a paid USTRC Regional Shoot-Out to the roping to follow. Second place in the Average was the

#12 Shoot-Out - Garrett Kole Ingram (Palestine, TX) / Cooper Keith Vandiver (Fairfield, TX), 31.12 on 4, $10,000, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#11 Shoot-Out - Forrest L. Fisher (Navasota, TX) / Cooper Keith Vandiver (Fairfield, TX), 35.05 on 4, $10,988, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

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#15 Shoot-Out - Tyler Wojciechowski (Tarpley, TX) / Steele Montague (Bandera, TX), 40.74 on 5, $6,522, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#13 Shoot-Out - Cody A. Kohleffel (East Bernard, TX) / Shane Philipp (Washington, TX), 41.18 on 5, $10,000, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

team of Luke Dement and Paul Griffey and third place went to Cole Wheeler and Tyler Sieber. The #13 Shoot-Out was hot. The team of Cody Kohleffel and Shane Philipp were third call back to the short round. They made a nice run in the short round and finished the roping with a time of 41.18 seconds which landed them first place. “I have been roping for about 8 years at USTRC ropings and this is my first time to win a US roping,” said Kohleffel. “This is my first USTRC saddle and I am pretty proud of it. I think this one is going in the house for a while.” “My partner did a great job all day and made my job easy,” added Philipp. “I haven’t won a lot of heeling saddles, so I think mine is probably going in the house, too.” The team pocketed $10,000, trophy Martin saddles and a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. “I just wanted to catch and give Shane a shot,” said Kohleffel. “I was a little nervous, and I am glad it worked out for us.” Second place went to the team of Arnold Felts and Ty Murphy, while third was Felts and Kress Jones. Daniels and Santikos continued their hot streak by placing fourth in the Average and taking home $3,508 plus a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. It was on to the Gold Plus Division and what a roping it was. Chance Manning from Oklahoma and Sam Parker from Washington were the high team back. They roped their final steer in 8.49 seconds bringing their total to a 30.69 on four steers. That gave the duo the win of the Average. “We have been roping together for about three years now and this is really the first big check we have ever won,” said Manning. “Really I thought this was going to be easy when they said all I have to be was about twelve on our last steer. I was pretty confident we could do that.”

They took home $6,958, trophy leather brief cases and a Gold Plus National Shoot-Out. “The ropings in Washington are not what they are in this area,” said Parker. “I wanted to rope and so I packed my bags and headed down here. It feels really good to get a win.” Second in the Average was the team of Steve Nolen and Monty Jacob. They were 34.94 seconds on four steers and took home $4,638 plus a USTRC Gold Plus National Shoot-Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. The third-place team was Terry Shaw and Casper Billy and the team of Ben Brown and Allen Riney won the Incentive Average. The #12 Preliminary was exciting right down to the very end. The second call back team of Britton Shafer and Brandon Burlin were 7.03 seconds on the short round steer and finished the roping with a time of 30.30 seconds. That was good enough for first place in the Average. They won $8,406, trophy Martin saddles, a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings and a USTRC Regional Shoot-Out worth $2,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Second place went to the father/son team of James and Jerry Scott. They were 33.20 seconds on four steers and took home $5,604, trophy Gist buckles, a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings and a USTRC Regional ShootOut worth $2,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Third place went to the sixth call back team of Luke Dement and Casey Robinson. The #12 Shoot-Out was the perfect conclusion to a great day of team roping. Garrett Ingram and Cooper Vandiver were the high team back. They were 23.78 seconds on three steers to put them in the driver’s seat. They were 7.34 seconds in the short round and secured the number one seat in the Average. “I have been trying for a long time to win a US saddle and I am so glad I finally did,” said Ingram. “I was a little nervous as I backed into the box, but I knew if we could make a clean

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#10 Shoot-Out - Eric D. Buell (Boerne, TX) / Kody Beach (Boerne, TX), 31.15 on 4, $10,814, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#9 Shoot-Out - Forrest L. Fisher (Navasota, TX) / Shelly Granzin (Bryan, TX), 32.94 on 4, $12,894, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

run we would be okay.” The win gave them $10,000, trophy Martin saddles, and a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. “I won a saddle at this roping back in 2005 and have been coming to this roping ever since trying to win another,” said Vandiver. “I was really nervous before our run, but I knew we can handle it and I was so excited when we ended up with a good clean run. This win really means a lot.” Second place in the Average was the team of Tom and Colton Nelson. They were 32.96 seconds on four steers and earned $7,120 plus a USTRC National Shoot -Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Third place was Logan Sullivan and Austin Santikos, while fourth was Jim Daniel and Santikos. Day number three of the LoneStar Regional Finals welcomed a whole new group of ropers to the HOT Coliseum in Waco, Texas. The day was packed with team roping activity and team ropers had the opportunity to take home lots of cash and some great prizes. The #11 was first on the agenda. The team of Don Hancock and Lucas Marbach came from the second call back position to claim the Average win. They roped four steers in 33.48 seconds and took home $9,262, trophy Martin saddles, plus their entry fees paid into the #11 Shoot-Out. Second place in the Average was the team of Freddy Moore and Leroy Martinez. They finished the roping with a four-steer average of 35.32 seconds. Third place was Twister Vinson and Randy Lewis, while fourth went to Bill Richards and Garrett Busby. The #11 Shoot-Out played out in an interesting fashion. Forrest Fisher and Cooper Vandiver came from the eighth call back position and stopped the clock in 7.40 seconds. Their total on four steers was 35.05 seconds and that time was good enough for first place in the Average. They took home $10,988, trophy Martin saddles and a USTRC National hootOut worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. “I was real nervous and this was my first big win and my first USTRC Martin saddle,” said Fisher with a sheepish grin.

“I had a lot of confidence in my partner getting that last steer roped.” “You always get a little nervous but you just have to take one steer at a time and see what happens,” concluded Vandiver. Second Place in the Average was Greg Lopez and Chris Seiler and third place was Trent Tatom and Tyler Sieber. The #10 Preliminary was all about the team of Twister Vinson and Randy Lewis. They were the high team back and finished strong. They were 31.52 seconds on four steers and claimed the Average victory in the roping. They took home $10,192, trophy Martin saddles, a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings and a USTRC paid Regional Shoot-Out. Second place was Luke Dement and Guy Yates out of A $6,454, the third call back position. They won trophy Gist buckles, a USTRC National ShootOut worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings and a USTRC paid Regional Shoot-Out. Third place was Chance Savage and Ty Arnold and fourth went to Savage and Kody Beach. The #10 Shoot-Out was a geat finish to a great day of team roping. Eric Buell and Kody Beach were the high team back and caught their final steer in 8.63 seconds. Their total on four steers was 31.15 seconds giving them first place in the Average. “This is a really special win for me and the biggest win of my team roping career,” said Buell. “I just wanted to catch the steer and give Kody a good handle. We don’t rope together a lot, but we have entered some and done some good. This was just a great win and I am pretty excited.” They earned $10,814, trophy Martin saddles and a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. “It is also the biggest win for me team roping,” added Beach. “I was just trying not to be nervous, but it didn’t work. I was nervous and was glad I caught the steer. It was great and really exciting to do so well.” Second place went to the winners of the #10 Preliminary, Vinson and Lewis. Third place was Chance Savage and Doug Burdette. They took

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home $5,708 and a USTRC National Shoot-Out Second place in the Average was the team worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. of Jimbo Dunagan and Joe Sullivan. They The Final Day of the LoneStar Regional earned $8,596 and a USTRC National ShootFinals began with the #9 division. Chance Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex earnings for Holcombe and Hunter key were the high team catching four steers in 39.45 seconds. Third back and caught their final steer clean , ending place went to Fisher and Arnold, while fourth the roping with a time of 30.31 seconds on four was Kirk Johnson and Michael Martin. steers. The win gave the youngsters $8,056, The #8 Pick/Draw was the perfect trophy Martin saddles, a USTRC National conclusion to the LoneStar Regional Finals. Shoot-Out worth $6,000 in USTRC Flex Pam Barber and Jeremy Flores were the third Earnings, plus a paid Regional Shoot-Out call back to the short round. They made a run position to in the #9 Shoot-Out. Second place of 8.75 seconds and went to the lead of the went to another pair of youngsters, Forrest roping with a time of 27.18 seconds. That held Fisher from Navasota, Texas and Ty Arnold and gave them the first-place finish. from Midway, Texas. They put together four “I am a school teacher and I just recently good runs and finished the roping with a time retired. This is just one of those dreams come of 31.98 seconds on four steers. The win gave true,” said Barber. “I really cannot express how them trophy Gist buckles, a paycheck for I feel right now. I am just so excited right now.” $5,034, a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth They earned $4,650, trophy Gist buckles $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings and a paid and a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth USTRC Regional Shoot-Out to the #9 Shoot$6,000 in USTRC Flex earnings. Out. Third place was Levi Garrett and Keith “I just bought a horse two weeks ago so I Goff, while fourth was the team of Rebecca could start coming to USTRC events,” said Neuhaus and Robby Schrader. Flores. “This win really means a lot to me and I The #9 Shoot-Out was the roping for Fisher. am excited to win my first Gist buckle.” He teamed up with Shelly Granzin and Ty Second in the Average was the team of Mike Arnold. He and Granzin qualified to the short Crisp and Robby Schrader with a time of 30.13 round in the number one position. They finished seconds. They earned $2,906, trophy Gist the roping with a clean run and a total time of buckles and a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth 32.94 seconds on four steers. $6,000 in USTRC Flex earnings. Third place in “I was a little nervous, but I knew I had a the Average was the team of Kirby Blankenship good partner and I just wanted to catch the last and Matt Silar. They won $2,324, trophy Gist steer,” said Fisher. “I am pretty excited about buckles and a USTRC National Shoot-Out worth this win and excited about doing well.” $6,000 in USTRC Flex earnings. The win landed them a great check for The LoneStar Regional Finals was a success $12,894, plus trophy Martin saddles and a and was a special event for a lot of ropers. USTRC National Shoot-Out worth $6,000 in Randy Lewis from Abilene finished the USTRC Flex earnings. weekend as the high point Gold Plus Roper. He “This was my first US saddle and so it won a beautiful Gist buckle for his stellar really means a lot,” said Granzin. “I knew weekend in the arena. The High Money Cruel MONTH-MAR 09and so I just wanted BUILT BY-P/U W/CHG IN HOUSEwas PROOF Forrest was going to catch Girl RoperDP of the weekend Shelly Granzin.CRX’D to do the same. This is pretty exciting and I am She secured the title with her win in the #9 going to ride this saddle. I have waited a long Shoot-Out. It was a very special weekend in time to win one, so I am going to show it off.” Texas and everyone enjoyed the event.

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The USTRC Challenge Roping will also be running at this year’s NFTR. This gives ropers a chance at some extra cash and another way to warm up for competition inside the main arenas. The Challenge action will take place in Barn #6 at the State Fairgrounds and will begin on October 24th and run through October 30st. There will be prizes awarded to the high money header and heeler each day at the NFTR. Remember if you and your partner are both Gold Plus members and you beat the Challenge, the USTRC Shoot Out you earn and the USTRC Flex Earnings you receive can be used at this years NFTR or may be carried over to next year to use at the USTRC Regional Events or the NFTR next year. Enter up to win your chance to get into the next USTRC Shoot Out division. Barn #6 will host the Challenge arena and will begin at 9 a.m. each day.

Guthrie Shoot Out Championships There is also team roping action set for the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma. The arena is just north of Oklahoma City and is the largest indoor rodeo arena in the world. The Guthrie Shoot Out Championships produced by Jeff and Cindy Smith will begin October 22nd and run through October 29th. The event is a good way to warm up for the NFTR and a good way to win an extra USTRC National Shoot Out or two. Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma will once again host the Guthrie Shoot-Outs. Each days event begin at 9 a.m. Friday, Oct. 22, 2010 Open #15 #13

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ZD Cattle Company presents October 1-2, 2010 • Farmington, New Mexico Magee Park •

$50,000 in cash & prizes 6 Saddles 8 Buckles

Friday, Oct. 1 #11 Both Over 40 Handicap

Low Entry Fees

Open Handicap

Books close at 4:00 p.m. Pick 1, Draw 3 or Draw 4 for $100/roper Enter 2 times

Books close at 6:30 p.m. Rope at 7:00 p.m. Pick 1, Draw 2 or Draw 3 for $100/roper 4-steer average • 1/3 stock charge • Enter 3 times

$2,000 to High Point Roper in Open Roping

Saturday, Oct. 2 Books close at 9:30 a.m. • Rope at 10:00 a.m. #11 capped at #6 • Pick 1, Draw 2 or Draw 3 for $100/roper • Enter 4 times

Payoff $5,000 to High Point Roper Average 1st • $5,000 2nd • $3,000 TRIAD • $2,000 3rd 4th • $1,000 NUMBERS 5th • $600 ONLY 6th • $400

Handicapp 11=0 $5,000 10=-1 9=-3 To High 8=-5 Point Roper Buckles to Av e r a g e Wi n n e r s

Saturday Oct. 2 • #4 and under Championships Books close at 4:00 p.m. • Rope at 5:00 p.m. • Pick 1, Draw 2 or Draw 3 for $100/roper • Enter 4 times

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#4 and under Payoff $5,000 to High Point Roper Average • Master Saddles + $2,000 • Master Saddles + $1,000 • Master Saddles + $800 • Master Buckles + $600 • Master Buckles + $400 • Master Buckles + $200

Short Barrier 2 Arenas Used #4 and under Handicapp #8 = 0 #7 = -1 #6 = -3

$5,000 To High Point Roper

GENERAL INFORMATION: Cash or credit cards. Average Payout guaranteed at 350 teams but may be increased according to the number of teams. Points for High Point roper will be determined as follows: Top 20 in Average and Fast Times in each rotation. For stalls, call 801/599-1238 TRIAD Numbers Only Motels: Super 8 1-800-800-8000 LaQuinta 866-725-1661 Partner Finding Service R.V. hook-ups available

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Host Motel Country Inn and Suites 10499 S. Jordan Gateway 801/553-1151 For Special Rate of $70 Standard or $75 Family Suite (includes breakfast) mention ZD Roper. Limited availability. Call by 9/15/10

SPONSORS: MASTER SADDLES, CACTUS ROPES

Saturday, October 9 #4 & Under “Rope for the Big Bucks” Sign up 9 a.m., Rope at 10 a.m. Pick 1, draw 3 or draw all 4 for $150 Enter 3x for a total of 12 partners Any tie will be roped off. Cash or credit card only. $5,000

Jackets to the Average winners 6 Fully Tooled Master Saddles 6 Beautiful Buckles

guaranteed to high point roper. Average payoff guaranteed at 350 teams but may be increased according to number of teams. Plenty of stalls and RV space available. Call for late arrival: 801/599-1238. TRIAD Numbers only.

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2010 National Junior High Champions Crowned

addles were won, buckles were presented, and scholarships were awarded as the 6th Annual National Junior High Finals Rodeo concluded on July 3rd at Red Rock Park in Gallup, New Mexico. A total of 835 contestants from the United States, Canada, and Australia competed in this year’s Finals. Performances were featured throughout the week of June 27th, with the top twenty athletes in each event qualifying for the championship round on Saturday, July 3rd.

Event Champions and All-Around Winners Include:

For the third time in a row, the state of Oklahoma captured top team honors for this year, with Texas, Kansas, Louisiana, and Colorado rounding out the top five. For more information on the NJHFR and the National High School Rodeo Association, contact NHSRA Media Director, Mike Hausmann, at 1-800-4664772, ext. 213. You may also send an email to: mike@nhsra.orgThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

All-Around Cowboy: Brady Norman - Springer, Oklahoma All-Around Cowgirl: Torey Little - Hackberry, Louisiana All-Around Rookie Cowboy: Brady Norman - Springer, Oklahoma All-Around Rookie Cowgirl: Sissy Winn - Chapman Ranch, Texas Barrel Racing: Cayla Melby - Backus, Minnesota Girls Breakaway Roping: Brandi Hollenbeck - Hutchinson, Kansas Boys Breakaway Roping: Brady Norman - Springer, Oklahoma Chute Dogging: Dakota Durfee - Salina, Utah Tie-Down Roping: Case Jones - Gatesville, Texas Boys Goat Tying: Tyson Arledge - Milano, Texas Girls Goat Tying: Jessica Gray - Sparr, Florida Junior Bull Riding: Luke Wicks - Tamworth, Australia Pole Bending: Sissy Winn - Chapman Ranch, Texas Ribbon Roping: Quinton Inman - Ketchum, Oklahoma Taci Owens - Ketchum, Oklahoma Team Roping: - Yuma, Colorado MONTH-SEP 2010 Trevor Kirchenschlager BUILT BY-P/U W/CHNGS DP IN HOUSE PROOF Trevor Schnaufer - Pueblo, Colorado

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COWBOY OASIS PRESENTS

LOS LUNAS FFA FUNDRAISER TRAILER, SADDLE & CASH ROPING ROCKING HORSE RANCH INDOOR ARENA MORIARTY, NEW MEXICO

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Sunday, October 31, 2010 Enter at 8:00 a.m. • Rope at 9:00 a.m.

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H #5 & Under Saddle Roping Pick 1, draw 2 or draw all 3 for $120/roper • Enter 2x Maynard buckles to Average winners 1 Saddle to High Point roper 1 Saddle to High Point Girl or 14 & under MAY ONLY WIN 1 SADDLE MORE PRIZES AND CASH PAYOUT DEPENDING ON NUMBER OF TEAMS

Bo H #10 Handicapped Trailer Roping Ro th p Ca ings Pick 1, draw 2 or draw all 3 for $150/roper pp at ed #5 May enter 5 times for a total of 15 partners. Trailer Roping will not start before 12 noon Books close at 11:30 a.m. 18 second cutoff in first-go. Guaranteed payoff and prizes! H Calico Three-Horse Slant Gooseneck Trailer to High Money Winner

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For information call Crespin Padilla 505/934-8379 or Katie Padilla 505/934-8369

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2-Horse Slant Trailer Each Day BISHOP’S TRAILER SALES & OLD TOWN FEED

present the 4th Annual T railer Saddle Roping Marana Heritage Arena • Marana, Arizona

Friday, November 26 Books open 9 a.m. Rope at 10 a.m.

#13 PICK 1, DRAW 4 $150/roper • Enter 2 times

#12 SADDLE ROPING Pick 1, Draw 4 $150/roper • Enter 2 times

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#11 TRAILER ROPING Handicapped at 1 second off per combined USTRC team # below #11 – down to a maximum of 3 seconds off. Pick 1, Draw 4 $150/roper Enter 2 times Top 35 back to short-go Points to top 15 TRAILER TO HIGH POINT ROPER OF THIS ROPING

Saturday, November 27 Books open 9 a.m. Rope at 10 a.m.

#8 BUCKLE ROPING Pick 1, Draw 3 $100/roper • Enter 2 times

#9 SADDLE ROPING Pick 1, Draw 4 $150/roper • Enter 2 times

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Handicapped at 1 second off per combined USTRC team # below #10 – down to a maximum of 3 seconds off. Pick 1, Draw 4 $150/roper Enter 2 times Top 35 back to short-go Points to top 15 TRAILER TO HIGH POINT ROPER OF THIS ROPING

Roping Format All ropings are 3-steer, progressive after 1 • Enter 2 times Enter in cash, payout in cash • Current USTRC TRIAD card and photo ID required for payout and prizes No roper wins both trailers • Trailer recipients responsible for tax, title and license of the trailer Points awarded in Average only

2009 Payout - $62,000 Cash and $20,000 in Prizes Sponsors Bishop’s Trailer Sales 520/883-1137 • Old Town Feed & Supplies 520/883-4323 Titan Trailers Top Hat Trailers • Galyon Hay Co. • Thompsons Vet Supply • Equibrand • Weaver Leather Cactus Ropes • Indian Nation Leather • Nutrena • Woody’s Feed • Onate Feed Contacts Dave Bishop 520/883-1137 or 520/975-8106 • Brad Ferris 520/883-4323 or 520/237-6710

Don’t be a turkey and miss this roping. Happy Holidays To All!

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3rd SW Calf Roping of the Year Horsemans Arena SUMMER SAVINGS Trailer Stall Mats 4'x6' 3/4" $49.99

Other Mat Sizes and Styles Available 5'x7' • Interlocking • Wash Rack • Utility

Belen, NM Saturday, September 4, 2010 Enter at 5:00 p.m. Rope at 6:00 p.m.

19763 Highway 314 (85) • Belen, New Mexico • 505/865-5432 • Fax: 505/865-8426

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Open Bull Riding $500 added $100 fees September 25 at 7:00 p.m. Hidalgo County Fairgounds • Lordsburg, NM

“Dust on the Border” Open Bull Riding in conjuction with the Luna County Fair Open Bull Riding $2,500 added $100 fees September 26 at 1:00 p.m. Long round & short round Luna County Fairgrounds • Deming, NM Entries for both events call 575/313-3463

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3735 E. Irvington Road Tucson, Arizona 85735

SEPTEMBER 2010

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FREEDOM RV IS ARIZONA’S LARGEST LIVING QUARTERS HORSE TRAILER DEALERSHIP. OFFERING THE STATE OF ARIZONA AND THE SOUTHWEST A FULL LINE OF SOONER, EXISS AND MILEY HORSE TRAILERS AND NOW ANNOUNCING THE STATE'S NEWEST AUTHORIZED BLOOMER DEALER. Exiss Event 400 CXF is a 4-horse stock combo with drop downs on the rump and slats with plexiglas on rump and rear doors. Perfect trailer for local runs when a LQ is not necessary. You can haul your horses and remove the dividers to haul other livestock. We also have one in a 3-horse model. We don't normally carry stock trailers so take advantage and make yourself a great deal.

Exiss Event CFX300. Stock combo 3-horse with removable dividers, big front tack/dressing room, drop downs on head wall, slats with plexiglass on rump. Great little trailer for local stuff and you can haul your calves and steers in it easily. We do not normally deal in stock trailers so we will blow this one out. We also have one in a 4-horse.

This trailer is truly one of a kind. 4-horse w/21 ft. short wall. Interior was done by Duster conversions. It has 3 slide outs, 2 in the living room and one in the bathroom, to give you the largest bathroom in a horse trailer you have ever seen. The trailer is equipped with dual hyd. legs, stainless steel nose and all doors, triple axle w/aluminum wheels & electric over hyd. disc brakes, mangers w/manger storage, 10 ft. stainless steel hay pod, fully enclosed front end w/three doors, full width rear ramp, 2 power patio awnings (1 for patio & 1 for horses), roofmounted generator, 3 a/c units, lg. flat screen TV built into steps to bed area, TV and DVD player in bed area, satellite system, Bose surround sound, AM/FM CD stereo, private bed area, 2 full size recliners with table in between, in door side slide, lg. couch in curb side slide, central vacuum sys., solid surface countertops throughout, hard wood throughout, elec. cooktop, micro/convection oven, stainless steel fridge, huge closet in bathroom, lots of storage throughout, screen door, and extra lighting both interior and exterior. If you are looking for a one of a kind custom trailer and want to save $100,000 compared to new this trailer, is for you.

If you saw this trailer in person you would not believe that it is a 2001. 4-horse w/21 ft. short wall. It has a huge bathroom, couch and dinette floor plan, king dome satellite, flat screen TV, 2-burner cook top, microwave, ducted A/C, central vac., big closet at rear of bath, power awning, generator, dual hydraulic legs, enclosed front end, mid and rear tack, mangers w/manger storage, air ride, hay rack, aluminum wheels, exterior faucets, exterior lights, 4 drop downs on head wall, 2 drop downs on rump, and the rubber is like brand new. IN-HOUSE FINANCING AVAILABLE ON THIS UNIT! CALL FOR DETAILS

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Many other new and used trailers to choose from. Go to www.freedomrvaz.com to look at our full inventory.

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1.800.782.2294 • Chuck Aquilina • 520/909-9248 • caquilina@freedomrvaz.com

Freedom RV is a full service RV dealership, offering our customers everything from financing and sales to service.

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62nd Annual National High School Finals Rodeo July 18-24, 2010 Gillette, Wyoming Average Champions Barrel Racing 1. Rachel Primm, Washoe Valley, Nev., 51.952; 2. NaLynn Cline, Bernalillo, N.M., 52.269; 3. Alyshia Moe, Bemidji, Minn., 52.601; 4. Kyra Stierwalt, Leedey, Okla., 52.679; 5. Dakota Freeman, Klamath Falls, Ore., 52.769; 6. Timmi Ward, Riverside, Utah, 52.849; 7. Allie Black, Ozona, Texas, 52.86; 8. Cierra Kunesh, Helena, Mt., 52.868; 9. McKale Hadley, Plain City, Utah, 52.883; 10. Carol Lee Holt, Enterprise, Utah, 53.007; 11. Georgia Diez, Phoenix, Ariz., 53.127; 12. Tegan Turner, Hanford, Calif., 53.129; 13. Kami Elshere, Faith, S.D., 53.172; 14. Kyley Campbell, Black Oak, Ark., 53.239; 15. Megan Stock, Taylor, Ariz., 53.288; 16. Amy Deichert, Spearfish, S.D., 53.371; 17. McKenna Wagner, Broken Arrow, Okla., 53.5; 18. Randi Robert, Gonzales, La., 57.81; 19. Maggie Boyle, Aiken, S.C., 58.4; 20. Tara Wilkinson, Arrowwood, Alberta, Can., 58.846 Breakaway Roping 1. Kassidy Dennison, Tohatchi, N.M., 8.525; 2. Shaylee Thacker, Bluffdale, Utah, 10.3; 3. Heather Sherrill, Cleveland, N.C., 10.352; 4. Kacey Struxness, Appleton, Minn., 10.477; 5. Cassie Harper, Sparks, Ga., 10.571; 6. Shelby Scott, Hiko, Nev., 10.743; 7. Brittany Adams, Dunn, N.C., 10.969; 8. Morgan Howard, Fallon, Nev., 12.43; 9. TiAda Gray, Lovington, N.M., 17.306; 10. Shaylee Hance, Circle, Mt., 18.836; 11. Rayel Bernhardt, Waddell, Ariz., 20.926; 12. Brittainy Smith, Eckville, Alberta, Can., 22.788; 13. Karly Johnson, Alamogordo, N.M., 5.756; 14. Bailie Smith, Leon, Iowa, 5.944; 15. Jessi Hodge, Marion, Ky., 6.285; 16. Megan Belus, Buffalo, Wyo., 6.288; 17. Shelby Rita, Haleiwa, Hawaii, 6.415; 18. Jessica Delfunt, Taft, Tenn., 6.844; 19. LaKeyn Thomas, Grand Lake, La., 6.882; 20. Annie Cadenhead, Brazoria, Texas, 7.278 Goat Tying 1. Hayden Segelke, Snyder, Colo., 26.256; 2. Jamie Jo Hadley, Hooper, Utah, 26.6; 3. Sarah Wright, Langley, British Columbia, Can., 26.913; 4. Meg Mulvena, Rockglen, Saskatchewan, Can., 27.404; 5. Casey Loper, Powell Butte, Ore., 28.052; 6. Chelsea Carroll, Opelousas, La., 28.445; 7. Shelby Scott, Hiko, Nev., 28.741; 8. Saige Miller, Pleasant Hill, Mo., 28.906; 9. Shaylee Hance, Circle, Mt., 28.941; 10. Charity Howk, Bloomfield, Iowa, 29.122; 11. Taylor Engesser, Spearfish, S.D., 29.384; 12. Carley Frazier, Touchet, Wash., 30.057; 13. Rusti Tharp, Belleville, Ark., 30.708; 14. Ashley Roberts, Dublin, Texas, 31.404; 15. Katelyn Ellis, Sonningdale, Saskatchewan, Can., 32.052; 16. Mackenzie Corrigan, Toddville, Iowa, 34.953; 17. Loni Pearce, Venus, Fla., 18.343; 18. Bailey Bidwell, Hat Creek, Calif., 18.474; 19. Whitney Eckroth, Flasher, N.D., 19.106; 20. Martha Angelone, Cross Junction, Va., 20.079 Bull Riding 1. Joe Frost, Randlett, Utah, 237; 2. Casey White, Weiser, Idaho, 222; 3. JW Spears, Redding, Calif., 218; 4. Tim Bingham, Honeyville, Utah, 217; 5. Zachary Miles, Gonzales, Texas, 215; 6. Jared Parsonage, Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, Can., 162; 7. Trey Kerner, Sutherland, Neb., 159; 8. Lon Danley, Tularosa, N.M., 145; 9. Chase Outlaw, Tilly, Ark., 144; 10. Ty Smith, Waroona, Australia, 137; 11. Cody Floyd, Kipling, Saskatchewan, Can., 135; 11. Landon Parrish, Kayenta, Ariz., 135; 13. Blaine Tibbals, Yerington, Nev., 134; 14. Hunter Carter, Babson Park, Fla., 133; 15. Ben Cullum, Rossville, Tenn., 132; 16. Nick Volden, Cashton , Wisc., 127; 17. Talon Henry, Fruitland, N.M., 124; 18. Dakota Louis, Browning, Mt., 119; 19. Lane Wilhelm, Elk

City, Okla., 106; 20. Austin Walock, Denham Springs, La., 82 Steer Wrestling 1. Stephen Culling, Fort St. John, British Columbia, Can., 14.26; 2. Ty Willick, Blaine Lake, Saskatchewan, Can., 14.366; 3. Jace Melvin, Fort Pierre, S.D., 14.634; 4. Riley Duvall, Checotah, Okla., 15.226; 5. Benjamin Cox, Hot Springs, Ark., 15.933; 6. Rowdy Parrott, Mamou, La., 16.374; 7. Taz Olson, Prairie City, S.D., 16.911; 8. Levi Rudd, Chelsea, Okla., 17.288; 9. Jesse Lawes, Provost, Alberta, Can., 17.736; 10. Cohord Mason, Kamloops, British Columbia, Can., 17.76; 11. Ryli Sutch, Spanish Fork, Utah, 18.086; 12. Tyrel Virden, La Luz, N.M., 19.427; 13. Luke Schubert, Brainerd, Minn., 19.842; 14. Daniel Ferreira, Cedarville, Calif., 20.562; 15. Jaed Hare, Sacramento, Calif., 22.91; 16. Payson Munns, Rexburg, Idaho, 25.947; 17. Evan Entze, Golden Valley, N.D., 27.082; 18. Logan Gledhill, Huntsville, Texas, 10.112; 19. Cody Lensman, Saint Paris, Ohio, 10.638; 20. Blane Cox, Cameron, Texas, 11.027 Pole Bending 1. Meagan Ghormley, Bedias, Texas, 60.324; 2. Dakota Freeman, Klamath Falls, Ore., 60.691; 3. Hali Scott, Rye, Colo., 61.131; 4. Macy Fuller, Clarkston, Wash., 61.196; 5. Amy Winn, Chapman Ranch, Texas, 61.428; 6. Hannah Springer, Lavaca, Ark., 61.865; 7. Kalie Turley, Modoc, Kan., 62.356; 8. Emily Miller, Ingalls, Kan., 65.544; 9. Caitlin Woodruff, Monterey, La., 66.341; 10. Stacey Bailey, Cherokee, Okla., 66.668; 11. Raven Simpson, Robertsdale, Ala., 66.902; 12. Kaci Smith, Purvis, Miss., 66.988; 13. Devin Nicholls, Kinnear, Wyo., 67.788; 14. Kiley Amaral, Paso Robles, Calif., 69.706; 15. Samantha Martinez, Bloomfield, N.M., 70.909; 16. NaLynn Cline, Bernalillo, N.M., 72.301; 17. Callie Martin, Anderson, S.C., 77.236; 18. Ceri McCaffery, Wayne, Okla., 40.827; 19. Bailie Smith, Leon, Iowa, 41.184; 20. Katelyn Eike, Glenarm, Ill., 41.745 Tie-Down Roping 1. Dalton Richards, Hawkinsville, Ga., 27.575; 2. Cody Huber, Albia, Iowa, 29.553; 3. Kyle Beecher, Soldier, Kan., 29.713; 4. Trey Young, Dupree, S.D., 30.447; 5. Cole Fulton, Miller, S.D., 30.769; 6. Kyle Dickens, Loveland, Colo., 31.278; 7. Chant DeForest, Wheatland, Calif., 31.383; 8. Luke Madsen, Marshalltown, Iowa, 32.848; 9. Heath Thomas, Hemphill, Texas, 32.969; 10. Glen Scott III, Monett, Mo., 34.401; 11. Sheldon Church, Deming, N.M., 34.966; 12. Will Guillory, LeCompte, La., 35.508; 13. Jade Gardner, Winnett, Mt., 36.284; 14. Jesse Clark, Portales, N.M., 19.627; 15. Luke Malcomb, Las Vegas, Nev., 21.4; 16. Clay Milwee II, St. Cloud, Fla., 22.533; 17. Shay Carroll, La Junta, Colo., 22.954; 18. Landyn Duncan, Foster, Okla., 23.629; 19. Zane Holdbrook, Roberts, Mt., 24.753; 20. DJ Dickinson, Bargersville, Ind., 25.044 Team Roping 1. Dustin Hodge, Berryville, Ark., Tyler Worley, Berryville, Ark., 24.151; 2. Kolby Miller, Alba, Texas, Caleb Sebo, Spiro, Okla., 25.131; 3. Clay Mitchell, Bolivar, Tenn., Lane Mitchell, Bolivar, Tenn., 30.164; 4. Reno Gonzales, Magnolia, Texas, Cody Kohleffel, East Bernard, Texas, 32.788; 5. Jake Smith, Broken Bow, Okla., Clay Smith, Broken Bow, Okla., 33.585; 6. McKennan Buckner, Redmond, Ore., Dayton Stafford, Prineville, Ore., 34.243; 7. Macy Fuller, Clarkston, Wash., Evan Olinger, Pasco, Wash., 35.439; 8. Jordan Warrack, Aqua Dulce, Calif., Clayton VanAken, Descanso, Calif., 35.654; 9. Derek Powers, Arthur, Neb., Matt Simpson, Arthur, Neb., 35.898; 10. Cade Passig, Capitan, N.M., Cody Runyan, Silver City, N.M., 36.693; 11. Dalton Richards, Hawkinsville, Ga.,

Zach Thrift, Waycross, Ga., 36.761; 12. Justin Becker, New Bloomfield, Mo., Kurt Gulick, Miller, Mo., 40.16; 13. Ty Alford, Ponce de Leon, Fla., Jacob Locke, Ponce de Leon, Fla., 41.255; 14. Dillon Bird, Williston, Fla., Jonathan Torres, Citra, Fla., 42.12; 15. Colton Bound, Deerfield, Wisc., Chase Jones, Mineral Point, Wisc., 46.96; 16. Shay Carroll, La Junta, Colo., Tate Kirchenschlager, Yuma, Colo., 52.976; 17. Cotey Hanson, Berthold, N.D., Levi Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Keeffe, Mohall, N.D., 58.929; 18. Taylor Christensen, Plain City, Utah, Kelton Morse, Ogden, Utah, 18.907; 19. Marcus Linaweaver, Leavenworth, Kan., Linden Stueve, Olpe, Kan., 23.89; 20. Cody Remington, Marcus, Iowa, Cole Remington, Marcus , Iowa, 27.844 Bareback Riding 1. Casey Meroshnekoff, Red Bluff, Calif., 245; 2. Casey Breuer, Mandan, N.D., 227; 3. Austin Foss, Terrebonne, Ore., 225; 4. Clint Laye, Cadogan, Alberta, Can., 221; 4. Bill Tutor, Huntsville, Texas, 221; 6. JR Vezain, Cowley, Wyo., 218; 7. Taylor Price, Huntsville, Texas, 210; 7. Mason LaViolette, Rayne, La., 210; 9. Hunter Carter, Babson Park, Fla., 207; 9. Trenton Montero, Winnemucca, Nev., 207; 9. Wyatt Bloom, Bend, Ore., 207; 12. Orin Larsen, Inglis, Manitoba, Can., 206; 13. Grant Denny, Minden, Nev., 205; 14. Delvecchio Kaye, Round Rock, Ariz., 204; 15. Ky Marshall, Bowden, Alberta, Can., 203; 22. Dillon Rydalch, Grantsville, Utah, 202; 17. Blaine Kaufman, Pretty Prairie, Kan., 197; 18. Jesse deBurgh, Lake Clifton, Wash., 182; 19. Jamie Howlett, Roma, Australia, 144; 20. Kenny Haworth, Crane, Ore., 143 Saddle Bronc 1. Joe Harper, Paradise Valley, Nev., 219; 2. Layton Green, Meeting Creek, Alberta, Can., 217; 3. Brady Nicholes, Hoytsville, Utah, 209; 4. Cole Neely, Duchess, Alberta, Can., 205; 5. Michael Houston, Belton, Texas, 199; 6. Zeke Thurston, Big Valley, Alberta, Can., 190; 7. Garet Aldridge, Carthage, Mo., 189; 8. Ian Fugere, Belfield, N.D., 181; 9. Taygen Schuelke, Newell, S.D., 180; 10. Colton Thorson, Fergus Falls, Minn., 177; 11. Chet Smith, Rapid City, S.D., 141; 12. Ty Hiatt, Wheatland, Wyo., 139; 12. Cody Hamm, Minneapolis, Kan., 139; 14. Justin Harrell, Roy, Mt., 133; 14. Charlie Kogianes, Provo, Utah, 133; 16. Jake Hebert, Egan, La., 127; 17. Magin Montoya, Roy, N.M., 122; 18. Bo Segerman, Touchet, Wash., 119; 19. Matt Halmes, Cascade, Mt., 118; 20. Bailey Webber, Mt. Iron, Minn., 113 Boys Cutting 1. Dalton Davis, Holcomb, Kan., 669; 2. Kyle Farris, Midway, Texas, 653; 3. Brock Baxter, Grand Island, Neb., 647; 3. Bailey Thurston, El Reno, Okla., 647; 5. Troy Lee Keaton, Sealy, Texas, 641; 6. Keith Teal, Naples, Texas, 640; 6. Tanner Denton, Sterling, Utah, 640; 6. Will Hulden, Union, Ore., 640; 9. Roger Brandt, Amarillo, Texas, 639; 9. Casey Barton, Spring Creek, Nev., 639; 9. Chance Cunningham, Rose, Okla., 639; 12. Jayce Doan, McKenzie, N.D., 632; 13. Colton Wade, West Point, Utah, 630; 13. Tyler Saito, Kamuela, Hawaii, 630; 15. Stetson Mackey, Ignacio, Colo., 625; 15. Jordan Sparrowk, Clements, Calif., 625; 17. Kyzer Stoddard, Rexburg, Idaho, 619; 18. Will Watts, Lovington, N.M., 618; 19. Austin Alvernaz, Williams, Calif., 616; 20. Clint Haslerig, Rock Spring, Ga., 612 Girls Cutting 1. Whitney Hall, Comanche, Okla., 670; 2. Paige Hadlock, Plain City, Utah, 647; 2. Cheyanne Carpenter, Clements, Calif., 647; 4. Hailey Cox, Purcell, Okla., 645; 5. Kimberlyn Fehringer, American Falls, Idaho, 644; 6. Chyanne Thacker, West Bountiful, Utah, 643; 7. Lexie Canik, Creole, La., 640; 8. Kellie Wiersma, Outlook, Wash., 638; 9. DeeAnna Pasquale, Winnemucca, Nev., 636; 10.

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ere we go again! The fall months bring on a whole load of seasonending events. The USTRC Finals are quickly approaching, meaning thousands of ropers are gearing up and fine tuning their skills for a chance to win big. Later, the World Series will be the highlight event every team roper will be talking about and there will also be the National Finals rodeo and the PBR World Finals that will capture headlines. There will also be the USCRA Finals in Texas where if you are a calf roper, you should be in attendance. Staying a little closer to home is the GCPRA, NMRA and several other associations that are heading towards their final-ending events. Going through this month’s issue, it seems the NMRA is hitting a milestone, wrapping up 30 years as one of the premier amateur rodeo associations in the country. However, even after 30 years it seems the association is nowhere near perfect and the bickering among directors is quickly spreading. I will say they better get a handle on things before the association takes another nose dive like it has in the past. Hopefully before the NMRA Finals hit the Belen rodeo grounds this month, everything will be settled and members can enjoy the event like no other in 30 historical years. On to another subject. It seems like everything is a mess in this country. From the wars we are in, the economic nightmare that has basically scared everyone into hoarding what money they may have, to the illegal immigration problem and much more. There seems to be no good news anywhere. I believe this is a major factor in

Australia, 185; 6. T.J. McCauley, Reno, Nev., 170; 7. Wyatt McLaughlin, Amelia, Va., 100; 8. Clay Brownlee, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Can., 60; 9. Jake Watson, Hudson’s Hope, British Columbia, Can., 50; 10. Layton Green, Meeting Creek, Alberta, Can., 590 All Around Rookie Cowgirl 1. NaLynn Cline, Bernalillo, N.M., 740; 2-3. Alyshia Moe, Bemidji, Minn., 630; 2-3. Shaylee Thacker, Bluffdale, Utah, 630; 4. Taylor Engesser, Spearfish, S.D., 400; 5. Randi Buchanan, Sparks, Nev., 355; 6. Tara Wilkinson, Arrowwood, Alberta, Can., 260; 7. Martha Angelone, Cross Junction, Va., 130; 8-9. Hannah Springer, Lavaca, Ark., 450; 8-9. Meg Mulvena, Rockglen, Saskatchewan, Can., 450; 10. Carol Lee Holt, Enterprise, Utah, 260 Team Standings 1. Texas, 8257.5; 2. Utah, 7094.5; 3. Oklahoma, 6145; 4. California, 5835; 5. Nevada, 5070; 6. New Mexico, 4960; 7. South Dakota, 4485; 8. Alberta, 4040; 9. Kansas, 3917.5; 10. Oregon, 3890; 11. Arkansas, 3755; 12. Louisiana, 3490; 13. Colorado, 2905; 14. Idaho, 2792.5; 15. Wyoming, 2574.5; 16. Washington, 2295; 17. Montana, 2259.5; 18. North Dakota, 2110; 19. Iowa, 2090; 20. Saskatchewan, 2020; 21. Nebraska, 1950; 22. Arizona, 1944.5; 23. Missouri, 1900; 24. Minnesota, 1732; 25. Georgia, 1565; 26. Florida, 1492.5; 27. Mississippi, 1305; 28. Tennessee, 1250; 29. British Columbia, 1230; 30. Alabama, 985; 31. Wisconsin, 755; 32. South Carolina, 745; 33. North Carolina, 735; 34. Australia, 535; 35. Manitoba, 530; 36. Virginia, 370; 37. Ohio, 280; 38. Illinois, 270; 39. Hawaii, 255; 40. Pennsylvania, 245; 41. Kentucky, 140; 41. Indiana, 140

the overall sentiment of the country. When there is no good news, negativity soon takes over. There is a little saying I heard a while back that went something like, “When you stop working on it – It stops working for you!” Think about that and replace the word “it” with anything. “When you stop working on your marriage – Your marriage stops working for you!” “When you stop working on your job – Your job stops working for you!” “When you stop working on your freedom – Your freedom stops working for you!” Now, how do we fix the problems we have? I don’t think we can leave it completely up to the politicians we elect, although, I think that is a major contribution. No, I believe we all need to rise up and take back the freedom that has steadily been taken away from us. Each of us needs to take a stand in one little way that you think will help. Donate your time, your money, or even your thoughts to make things better. For me, here are a few of my opinions that might help spur on some future battles in our quest to keep our freedom. ** I am sorry, but if a cross on the side of the road offends you, don’t look at it! ** Look at the first word of illegal immigrant. “Illegal” – that means you have broken a law and a punishment is in store for you! ** Stop spending money you don’t have. I can’t do that without it catching up to me pretty quickly, why does the government think they can? ** Get a job. Don’t just stand there with your hand out! There is always a floor to be mopped, a yard to be cleared of trash and weeds or in my case, a pen that need to be cleaned. Until next time – Dirt – Keep it under your feet!

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Galisteo – 2010! PHOTOS COURTESY OF PAUL SPRINGER DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

lot of action surrounded this years Rodeo De Galisteo that took place mid July. Dubbed one of the biggest Open rodeo events in New Mexico, it is always a great place to see some of the best rodeo talent in the state compete. The western atmosphere of the small town of Galisteo, the wild action of rodeo and the hard work from the many people that help host the annual event, makes it one of the best! This year’s event was met with enthusiasm and many tough cowboys and cowgirls of every age hit the dusty soil of the arena floor with a vengeance to win their events. From the mutton busting to the roping, racing, and ridings events, there was no shortage of excitement. Thanks to rodeo photographer Paul Springer who was in

attendance with his trusty camera, we have a chance to share some of the highlights of Rodeo De Galisteo, 2010! Congratulations to this years first place average buckle winners! Bareback Riding – Luis Escudero Saddle Bronc Riding – Dean Daly Bull Riding – Travis Morgan Calf Roping – Clay Acuna Breakaway Roping – Payton Cowdry Jr. Bull Riding – Tristen Howard Jr. Breakaway Roping – Sierra Baca Barrel Racing – Leighann Scribner Jr. Barrel Racing – Shelby Baca Open Team Roping – Enrique Salas / Tim Gonzales Mutton Busting – Lucas Chavez Steer Riding – Justin Neil

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Mayo, Mcbeth, Flynn, Dunn, Beutler Take Their Place In Prorodeo Hall Of Fame Courtesy of PRCA

aul Mayo, a two-time world champion and an innovator in the style of bareback riding that is still used today, headed a five-member ProRodeo Hall of Fame class that was inducted mid-July in a ceremony that had the feel of a family reunion. Mayo, the world champion bareback rider in 1966 and 1970, was joined in the Hall by 1974 world champion saddle bronc rider John McBeth, three-time National Finals Rodeo bull riding champion Denny Flynn, bullfighter Rex Dunn and third-generation stock contractor Bennie Beutler. That’s five men who all worked the roughstock end of the arena during careers that intersected many times on the rodeo road and who developed a deep sense of mutual respect. “I’m proud to be part of this day in more ways than one,” McBeth said. “All of these guys are from our era; they’re all good cowboys and all good friends for a long time.” Dunn reminisced about the 14 years he spent fighting bulls at Beutler family rodeos and how Flynn always remembered to thank him after every ride. Flynn talked about how Mayo was an idol of his when he started out, and how many times Beutler’s bull Cowtown hooked him. And Beutler had stories to tell on all of them. “It is absolutely fun going in with this bunch of guys,” Beutler said. Mayo, along with his brothers, Don and Bob, and Jim Houston, is credited with altering the style of bareback riding in the 1960s, taking a position farther back on the horse, literally lying down on the horse’s back and spurring as the horse went over the peak of its jump, began its descent and kicked up its hind legs. Mayo, of Sutherland Springs, Texas, became so expert at the technique – dubbed the Mayo Style – that in addition to his pair of gold buckles he was also the reserve world champion three times (1965, 1967 and 1971), losing the ’65 title to Houston by just $641. A talented all-around hand, Mayo, 68, also qualified twice for the NFR in bull riding, rode saddle broncs and occasionally roped steers. He had 12 NFR qualifications overall, twice finished among the top three in the world all-around standings and won the Linderman Award for allaround excellence at both ends of the arena in 1968. “Paul beat the best of two generations of bareback riders,” said ProRodeo Hall of Fame Saddle Bronc Rider Shawn Davis, who accompanied Mayo to the podium. “All the people he beat to win world titles are (already) in the Hall of Fame. “The thing about Paul was that he understood rodeo better than anybody in the sport – how to enter, how to travel and how to compete once he got in the arena. A write-up in the PRCA annual may have said it best, describing him as ‘a cool character with Marlon Brando-like poise, a 5-5 cowboy with a prize

fighter build who was one of the sport’s fiercest competitors.’” McBeth, of Andover, Kansas, was an 11-time NFR qualifier (1965-74, 1978), all in saddle bronc riding. In his world championship season of 1974, he took the lead on March 15, was assured of the title before the NFR, and finished second in the average at Oklahoma City to break the event’s single-season earnings record by more than $10,000. McBeth, 69, served as Prairie Circuit Manager for 10 years (1975-85) while still a competitor and won the year-end Prairie Circuit championship six times (1975-78, 1984-85). The second-generation PRCA cowboy also worked as a judge at the National Finals Rodeo, College National Finals Rodeo and National High School Finals Rodeo. “Back in the early days of my career, a great rodeo cowboy gave me two pieces of advice that affected me profoundly,” McBeth said. “He said that amateurs compete against everyone, but a true professional only competes against himself. He also said you need to approach each ride with the idea you are going to spur one inch higher every jump. “I always figured if I could follow those ideals and maintain an extreme sense of competition, I would do all right.” Often identified as the most talented bull rider never to win a world title, Flynn, of Charleston, Arkansas, qualified for the National Finals Rodeo 10 times (1974-82, 1985) and set a record for most bull riding average titles won at the NFR (1975, 198182), later equaled by Jim Sharp. Flynn, 59, finished second in the PRCA season standings three times, losing the 1980 title to Don Gay by a mere $188. His 98-point ride on Tommy Steiner’s Red Lightning at Palestine, Illinois, in 1979 was a world record for a dozen years and remains the second-highest score in ProRodeo history in anyAroughstock event. Flynn’s 92-point score on a bull named Ed Pivik at Cheyenne (Wyoming) Frontier Days in 1974 stood as the arena record for 15 years. Flynn was inducted in the newly merged notables/lifetime achievement category. “It was a humbling experience when I saw all my stuff in the display case,” said Flynn, who estimated 60-80 family and friends from Arkansas made the trip for the induction. “Here I was alongside all the greats of the sport. It was all a bit overwhelming. I’m proud to go in with this group. They have all been a big part of my life.” The Beutler name has been synonymous with stock contracting since 1929, when brothers Elra, Jake and Lynn Beutler began providing stock to Oklahoma and Texas rodeos. Jake and Lynn – a member of the inaugural ProRodeo Hall of Fame induction class of 1979 – kept the sibling business running in similar form, while Elra eventually teamed with son Jiggs to form the original Beutler & Son marquee. Bennie Beutler, 61, worked with his

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father, Jiggs, and grandfather in the family business, and after his elders’ deaths in the 1980s, Bennie joined forces with E.K. Gaylord II to form Beutler & Gaylord Rodeo. That partnership endured for a dozen years, with Beutler being named PRCA Stock Contractor of the Year in 1997. In 2001, Bennie and son Rhett began a partnership that reclaimed the firm’s original name, Beutler & Son. Since 1982, Beutler has served as assistant general manager at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo after stints as NFR chute boss and the stock contractor representative on the NFR Committee. He served on the PRCA Board of Directors from 1989 through 2005. “This has to be the highlight of my life in rodeo by far,” Beutler said. “It just doesn’t get any better than this.” Dunn, 54, was selected to work three NFRs (1983, 1985-86), two Canadian Finals Rodeos and 13 circuit finals over a 16-year professional bullfighting career in which his deceptively effortless style earned him the nickname “Mr. Smooth” from Hall of Fame announcer Clem McSpadden. Dunn twice finished second in the Wrangler Bullfighting standings –

making six appearances – and was voted PRCA Clown of the Year in 1985. Once he stepped out of the arena, Dunn began putting on bullfighting schools and became a fighting-bull stock contractor, creating Coyote Hills Rodeo. He had 138 bulls selected for the NFR bullfighting competition from 1986-2000. The Professional Bullfighters organization has named an award in his honor, in tribute to his excellence in the arena. “I’ve forgotten more good memories than most people every have,” Dunn said, “and this is the greatest one of all … the biggest dream.” The ProRodeo Hall of Fame inductees are selected by a committee of former contestants, PRCA officials and rodeo experts. More than 150 individuals are nominated each year and selection is based on contributions to the sport of professional rodeo in any of seven categories: contestant, contract personnel, stock contractors, rodeo committees, livestock, notables and lifetime achievement. Including this year’s inductees, 217 people, 25 animals and 16 rodeo committees have been enshrined in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Mayo, Mcbeth, Flynn, Dunn, Beutler— That’s five men who all worked the roughstock end of the arena during careers that intersected many times on the rodeo road and who developed a deep sense of mutual respect.

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Bennett flexes (sore) muscle with win at Lovington, N.M.

Brazile surpasses $200,000 milestone, moves up in team roping standings

Bareback rider Caleb Bennett has recently been dealing with a chronic biceps strain in his right arm that has seen him making far more trips to the Justin Sportsmedicine trailer than the pay window. Therapy, Aleve, rest and careful scheduling are not the best path to moving up the standings, so Bennett was “as surprised as anybody” when he won three rodeos over the Aug. 4-8 weekend, including the Lea County Fair & PRCA Rodeo in Lovington, N.M., a Wrangler Million Dollar Tour Silver event presented by Justin Boots. Bennett rode Carr Pro Rodeo’s River Boat Annie for 89 points to hold off D.V. Fennell and two past world champions, Justin McDaniel and Will Lowe, for the title in Lovington. He also won at Grace, Idaho, and Heber City, Utah, 45 miles from his home in Bluffdale, Utah. “I don’t normally notice (the injury) when I’m riding,” Bennett said, “but it gets real sore and weak afterward. I’ve found I can usually make 3-4 rides back to back without it being too bad. I’ve had to kind of pick and choose when I compete. “Rick Foster with Justin Sportsmedicine has shown me some exercises that have really helped. Those guys are miracle workers. Otherwise, I take pain meds and rest. I’m taking a couple of days off now; today, I can’t fully extend my arm.” He pushed things a bit over the weekend, competing in five rodeos over six days, the last in Loveland, Colo., Aug. 8. It’s a pretty safe bet that the muscle would had to have been pulled away from the bone for Bennett to miss Lovington after he found out he’d drawn River Boat Annie. “I was 88 points on her at Waco (Texas) the only other time I’d gotten on her,” Bennett said, “so I knew I had some points there and had a chance to win.”

The one constant is that Trevor Brazile is going to win his money. Guessing in which event it’s going to come … well, that’s another matter. A week ago, Brazile earned more than $10,000 in steer roping competition. This week, the total was zero, but he and partner Patrick Smith won $10,218 in team roping in the Wrangler Million Dollar Tour Silver rodeos in Sikeston, Mo., and Hermiston, Ore., moving up a spot in the heading standings from fifth place to fourth. Brazile’s allaround total is now $206,981, giving him a record 10 consecutive seasons with earnings of more than $200,000. He has a lead of more than $100,000 over secondplace Ryan Jarrett as he moves closer to a record eighth all-around gold buckle.

Harris fighting to extend his reign Nevermind the slow start to his season, J.W. Harris is pushing hard to become the first bull rider to win three consecutive world championships since Don Gay in 1979-81. Harris, of Mullin, Texas, had three wins over the Aug. 11-15 weekend – in Lawton, Okla., Ponca City, Okla., and Coffeyville, Kan. – to earn $8,160 and move from eighth in the world standings to fourth. The biggest check came at the Lawton Rangers Rodeo, where Harris earned $4,874 for his devilishly good 87point ride on Beutler & Son Rodeo’s No. 666.

PBR PBR to Surpass $100 Million in Prize Money Milestone Event Took Place in Nashville Eighteen-year-old sports league Professional Bull Riders announced that it surpassed the $100 million-mark in prize money awarded at the Jack Daniel’s Invitational on Saturday and Sunday in Nashville, Tenn. “This is a major milestone for the PBR,” said PBR Senior Vice President of Competition Jay Daugherty. “We take pride in presenting the world’s best bull riding competition and creating the largest earning potential for bull riders.” The PBR was nominated as 2010 Sports League of the Year at the Sports Business Journal Sports Business Awards alongside the National Football League, National Basketball Association and Major League Baseball. Before the PBR was formed in 1992, top-ranked bull riders might have earned $100,000 in a season, with no rider reaching $1 million during their entire career, including eight-time world champion Donnie Gay. The PBR has already had 20

riders earn over $1 million, and another five are less than $100,000 from the mark. The PBR has had 20 or more riders earn over $100,000 each of the last five years and the PBR World Finals has the largest single payout of any bull riding event on the planet. “We have made tremendous strides in 18 years and are excited and proud of this achievement,” said PBR founder Ty Murray, who earned more than $1 million in the first 10 years of the organization. “The PBR has incredible potential and we will continue to grow as more people are introduced to it.” The Nashville stop will be the 23rd of 30 events on the 2010 Built Ford Tough Series, which features the Top 40 bull riders in the world matched against the fiercest bucking bulls. The event is being held at Bridgestone Arena, and tickets can be purchased at www.ticketmaster.com or by telephone at (800) 732-1727. The PBR is having one of the deepest races in history with 16 different winners in the first 22 events. Eleven riders ranked in the Top 20 have won an event and the lead has changed nine times with six different riders at the top.

Hitting the weekend trifecta probably eased the pain a bit, too. It produced earnings of $7,353 and moved him up in the PRCA World Standings from 31st to 29th place. Steer wrestler Dane Hanna has been riding Jeff Green’s horse, Streak, all year, and never had the horse’s name seemed more fitting that it did over the weekend. Hanna won at Lovington with a two-head time of 7.5 seconds and backed that up with another win at Iowa’s Championship Rodeo in Sidney, and a check at Abilene, Kan., that brought his winnings for the weekend to $7,928. Hanna advanced from 24th place in the PRCA World Standings to 15th. “My confidence has been high lately,” said Hanna, who also won the Tour rodeo in Sheridan, Wyo., two weeks earlier. “It seems I’ve consistently had a chance to win. Sometimes you are bulldogging well and you don’t win anything, but it’s been good lately. A lot of that has to do with the horse. He’s a difference maker, very solid.” Hanna rode him at Reno (Nev.) last year and had some success with him in the late fall, so he worked out a deal to use Streak this year with Green hazing for him. Defending World Champion Team Ropers Nick Sartain and Kollin VonAhn had their biggest win of the season at Lovington, putting together a two-head time of 9.9 seconds to edge the new pairing of Kelsey Parchman and Michael Jones by a tenth of a second and earn $5,154 apiece. Eighteen-time World Champion Steer Roper Guy Allen returned to Lovington – where he lived for many years – and edged Trevor Brazile in the three-head average (34.9 to 35.5 seconds). Allen moved up to 20th place in the standings, a little over $2,000 away from the No. 15 spot he would need to qualify for his record 33rd berth in the Clem McSpadden National Finals Steer Roping this fall in Guthrie, Okla.

Top PBR Money Winners/ Million Dollar Milestones Most Money Earned, Career Justin McBride, $5,124,418 Most Money Earned, Season Justin McBride, $1,835,321 First Rider to $1 million Chris Shivers, 2001 First Rider to $2 million Chris Shivers, 2003 First Rider to $3 million Chris Shivers, 2006 First Rider to $4 million Justin McBride, 2007 First Rider to $5 million Justin McBride, 2008 2009 vs. 1995 Kody Lostroh ($1,628,442) PBR World Champion Tuff Hedeman ($123,595) J.B. Mauney ($348,000) PBR World Finals Event Winner Troy Dunn ($56,975) J.B. Mauney ($266,516) Touring Pro Division Champion Tuff Hedeman ($46,709) Cody Nance ($156,021) PBR Rookie of the Year J.W. Hart ($65,507) 21 Riders Riders earning $100,000 or More 1 Rider For more information on the Professional Bull Riders, please visit www.pbr.com or contact Jack Carnefix at (719) 242-2800 or jcarnefix@pbr.com or Sara Broun at (719) 242-2800 or sbroun@pbr.com.

The other champions at Jake McClure Arena were saddle bronc rider Louie Brunson (88 points), tie-down roper Ryan Watkins (18.1 seconds on two head), barrel racer Kenna Squires (17.32 seconds) and bull rider Wesley Silcox (89 points).

DeMoss sets arena record at Cheyenne Frontier Days Louisiana saddle bronc rider Cody DeMoss missed more than half of the season after having reconstructive surgery on his right knee on Dec. 22 after his sixth Wrangler National Finals Rodeo appearance. DeMoss – who finished second in the PRCA World Standings in 2009 – returned to action in mid-June, and he sure is making up for lost time. DeMoss won Cheyenne (Wyo.) Frontier Days on Aug. 1 and set an arena record en route to the victory at the “Daddy of ’em All,” scoring 254 points on three head and pocketing $13,119. The crowd-pleaser was his 91-point record-setter in the finals on Harry Vold Rodeo’s Painted Valley to clinch his second Cheyenne title. DeMoss’ ride surpassed the previous record of 90 points shared by Ryan Mapston (2004) and Chet Johnson (2009). Five-time World Champion Saddle Bronc Rider Billy Etbauer sealed his Cheyenne victory on the same paint stallion in the finals last year. The win by DeMoss catapulted him from 38th in the Aug. 2 world standings to 23rd. “When you’ve got a horse like that, heck, anything’s a possibility,” DeMoss said. “You can come back from dead last and win something on him. “I think I rode him last night about 100 times (in my head). He got tapped off and just hung in the air there a little at the end. You can’t dream it any better than that.”

About the Professional Bull Riders, Inc. (PBR) The PBR was founded in 1992 by 20 marquee bull riders whose goal was to make bull riding, the most popular and dangerous part of traditional rodeo, into a stand-alone sport, with prize money commensurate with the risks. Each of the founders invested $1,000 to start the PBR, an investment which turned into millions in 2007 when Spire Capital Partners acquired the interests of the founding riders and invested in the growth of the sport. More than 100 million viewers tune in each year to the PBR on Versus, NBC, CBS and on television networks around the world. With approximately 400 hours of primetime programming annually, the PBR ranks among the most prolific sports on air. The PBR attracts nearly two million live event attendees each year to its marquee Built Ford Tough Series and the PBR Touring Pro Division. More than 1,200 PBR bull riders compete every year in approximately 300 PBR sanctioned competitions in the United States, Australia, Brazil, Canada and Mexico.

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2010 PRCA World Standings All-Around 1. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, TX, $206,981; 2. Ryan Jarrett, Summerville, GA, $99,760; 3. Curtis Cassidy, Donalda, AB, $89,632; 4. Josh Peek, Pueblo, CO, $89,268; 5. Clint Robinson, Spanish Fork, UT, $67,951; 6. Russell Cardoza, Terrebonne, OR , $65,942; 7. Steve Woolsey, Payson, UT, $60,396; 8. Seth Glause, Rock Springs, WY, $53,161; 9. Jesse Bail, Camp Crook, SD, $52,676; 10. Timber Moore, Aubrey, TX, $51,022; 11. Jesse Sheffield, Austin, CO, $49,480; 12. Ace Slone, Cuero, TX, $46,461; 13. Landon McClaugherty, Tilden, TX, $44,386; 14. Chance Kelton, Mayer, AZ, $41,538; 15. Trell Etbauer, Goodwell, OK, $39,515 Bareback Riding 1. Ryan Gray, Cheney, WA, $115,986; 2. Steven Dent, Mullen, NE, $103,006; 3. Clint Cannon, Waller, TX, $78,513; 4. Bobby Mote, Culver, OR, $74,251; 5. Jason Havens, Prineville, OR, $68,777; 6. Wes Stevenson, Lubbock, TX, $68,662; 7. Kaycee Feild, Payson, UT, $65,579; 8. Will Lowe, Canyon, TX, $64,691; 9. Matt Bright, Azle, TX, $63,314; 10. Kelly Timberman, Mills, WY, $63,123; 11. Steven Peebles, Redmond, OR, $56,229; 12. D.V. Fennell, Neosho, MO, $54,843; 13. Joe Gunderson, Agar, SD, $52,753; 14. Jared Smith, Cross Plains, TX , $49,287; 15. Dusty LaValley, Bezanson, AB, $48,119

$49,340; 11. Jule Hazen, Ashland, KS, $48,896; 12. Dane Hanna, Starkville, MS, $46,255; 13. Casey McMillen, Redmond, OR, $45,830; 14. Gabe Ledoux, Kaplan, LA, $43,695; 15. Justin Blaine Davis, Bartonville, TX, $43,500 Team Roping (Heading) 1. Chad Masters, Clarksville, TN, $96,199; 2. Turtle Powell, Stephenville,TX , $94,945; 3. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, TX, $73,117; 4. Clay Tryan, Billings, MT, $73,025; 5. Colby Lovell, Madisonville, TX, $63,219; 6. Luke Brown, Stephenville, TX, $55,814; 7. Charly Crawford, Prineville, OR, $55,692; 8. Britt Williams, Hammond, MT, $53,451; 9. JoJo LeMond, Andrews, TX, $51,918; 10. Riley Minor, Ellensburg, WA, $50,670; 11. Brady Tryan, Huntley, MT, $49,578; 12. Ty Blasingame, Ramah, CO, $49,442; 13. Derrick Begay, Seba Dalkai, AZ, $48,803; 14. Matt Sherwood, Pima, AZ, $47,668; 15. Caleb Mitchell, Pollok, TX, $46,259 Team Roping (Heelers) 1. Cory Petska, Lexington, OK, $103,063; 2. Jade Corkill, Fallon, NV, $96,199; 3. Travis Graves, Jay, OK, $74,070; 4. Patrick Smith, Midland, TX, $73,914; 5. Kory Koontz, Sudan, TX, $63,875; 6. Martin Lucero, Stephenville, TX, $57,729; 7. Russell Cardoza, Terrebonne, OR , $57,543; 8. Caleb Twisselman, Santa Margarita, CA, $54,569; 9. Bobby Harris, Highmore, SD, $54,402; 10. Randon Adams, Logandale, NV, $50,780; 11. Brady Minor, Ellensburg, WA, $50,670; 12. Cesar de la Cruz, Tucson, AZ, $48,803; 13. Cody Hintz, Spring Creek, NV, $47,908; 14. Broc Cresta, Santa Rosa, CA, $47,309; 15. Jake Long, Coffeyville, KS, $46,385.00

$73,006; 4. Shaun Stroh, Dickinson, ND, $66,007; 5. Heith DeMoss, Heflin, LA, $63,986; 6. Jeff Willert, Belvidere, SD, $63,563; 7. Bradley Harter, Weatherford, TX, $59,375; 8. Taos Muncy, Corona, NM, $55,540; 9. JJ Elshere, Quinn, SD, $54,343; 10. Jesse Wright, Milford, UT, $53,207; 11. Rusty Allen, Eagle Mountain, UT, $49,920; 12. Sam Spreadborough, Snyder, TX, $49,037; 13. Jace Garrett, Alliance, NE, $46,704; 14. Jesse Kruse, Great Falls, MT, $46,183; 15. Cody DeMoss, Heflin, LA, $45,261 Tie-Down 1. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, TX, $94,481; 2. Stran Smith, Childress, TX, $86,621; 3. Tuf Cooper, Decatur, TX, $82,345; 4. Shane Hanchey, Sulphur, LA, $80,235; 5. Ryan Jarrett, Summerville, GA, $76,065; 6. Fred Whitfield, Hockley, TX, $74,915; 7. Jerrad Hofstetter, Portales, NM, $67,547; 8. Houston Hutto, Del Rio, TX, $66,559; 9. Hunter Herrin, Apache, OK,

Steer Roping 1. Rocky Patterson, Pratt, KS, $70,019; 2. Vin Fisher Jr, Andrews, TX, $43,802; 3. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, TX, $39,751; 4. Chance Kelton, Mayer, AZ, $35,044; 5. Rod Hartness, Pawhuska, OK, $32,976; 6. Bryce Davis, Abilene, TX, $32,894; 7. J.P. Wickett, Sallisaw, OK, $25,367; 8. Lawson Plemons, Axtell, TX, $24,889; 9. Cody Scheck, Kiowa, KS, $24,815; 10. Chet Herren, Pawhuska, OK, $24,701; 11. Scott Snedecor, Uvalde, TX, $24,157; 12. Cody Lee, Gatesville, TX, $23,507; 13. Dee Kyler Jr., Pawhuska, OK, $21,301; 14. J. Tom Fisher, Andrews, TX, $21,152; 15. Mike Chase, McAlester, OK, $19,517

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$61,946; 10. Trent Creager, Stillwater, OK, $61,480; 11. Jerome Schneeberger, Ponca City, OK, $61,275; 12. Clint Cooper, Decatur, TX, $59,805; 13. Tyson Durfey, Colbert, WA, $59,482; 14. Cody Ohl, Hico, TX, $56,899; 15. Adam Gray, Seymour, TX, $55,890

Team Roping (Heading) 1. Tom Richards, Humboldt, AZ, $9,897; 2. Aaron Tsinigine, Gilbert, AZ, $6,455; 3. Tanner Bryson, Cornville, AZ, $6,085; 4. Erich Rogers, Round Rock, AZ, $5,508; 5. Michael Calmelat, Tucson, AZ, $4,724; 6. Brooks Dahozy, Window Rock, AZ, $4,642; 7. Rube Woolsey, Casa Grande, AZ, $4,317; 8. Russ Sullivan, Peralta, NM, $3,884; 9. Derrick Begay, Seba Dalkai, AZ, $3,351; 10. Jake Barnes, Scottsdale, AZ, $3,312; 11. Rodee Walraven, Datil, NM, $3,258; 12. Joe Burk Higgins, Whitmann, AZ, $2,258; 13. Brock Hanson, Casa Grande, AZ, $2,174; 14. J.D. Kibbe, Portales, NM, $1,616; 15. Travis Bard, Chino Valley, AZ, $1,371 Team Roping (Heelers) 1. Tyler Getzwiller, Scottsdale, AZ, $9,897; 2. Matt Garza, Mesquite, NM, $5,868; 3. Nick Sarchett,

Phoenix, AZ, $5,553; 4. Anthony Calmelat, Tucson, AZ, $4,724; 5. Bobby Baize, Anthony, NM, $4,384; 6. Justin Loya, Los Lunas, NM, $4,318; 7. Tom Johnson, Kirkland, AZ, $4,317; 8. Cory Petska, Lexington, OK, $4,298; 9. Brian Sullivan, Peralta, NM, $3,884; 10. Cesar de la Cruz, Tucson, AZ, $3,351; 11. Whip Lewis, Queen Creek, AZ, $2,722; 12. Estevan Castillo, Veguita, NM, $2,272; 13. Tye Reddell, Dewey, AZ, $2,155; 14. TJ Brown, Marana, AZ, $2,138; 15. Seth Hall, Albuquerque, NM, $1,667 Saddle Bronc 1. Cody Taton, Mud Butte, SD, $6,063; 2. Ryan Montroy, Pagosa Springs, CO, $4,066; 3. Taos Muncy, Corona, NM, $3,279; 4. Brandon Biebelle, San Lorenzo, NM, $2,202; 5. Dean Daly, Belen, NM, $2,172; 6. Casey Sisk, Corona, NM, $1,892; 7. Darrell Triplett, Waterflow, NM, $1,492; 8. Riley Stross, Carlsbad, NM, $1,182; 9. Olan Borg, Camp Verde, AZ, $534; 10. Leander Thomas, Window Rock, AZ, $466; 11. Milo Dewitt, Rio Rico, AZ, $177; 12. Thor Dusenberry, Desert Hills, AZ, $124.00 Tie-Down 1. J.D. Kibbe, Portales, NM, $10,004; 2. Joseph Parsons, Marana, AZ, $7,796; 3. Royce Lynch, Deming, NM, $6,056; 4. Kyle Dutton, Mesilla Park, NM, $5,643; 5. Shank Edwards, Tatum, NM, $4,149; 6. Rick Kieckhefer, Prescott, AZ, $3,612; 7. Wacey Walraven, Datil, NM, $3,570; 8. Cutter Parsons, Marana, AZ, $3,230; 9. Chance Means, Buckhorn, NM, $3,076; 10. Seth Hall, Albuquerque, NM, $2,184; 11. Tristan Mahoney, Florence, AZ, $1,791; 12. J.D. McKinley, Las Cruces, NM, $1,754; 13. Joe Parsons, Marana, AZ, $1,702; 14. Payton Terry, Portales, NM, $1,646; 15. Frank Levacy, Portales, NM, $1,453 Steer Roping 1. Chance Kelton, Mayer, AZ, $2,924; 2. Rob Denny, Willcox, AZ, $260; 3. TJ Bohlender, Canyon, TX, $173 Bull Riding 1. Craig Begay, Rough Rock, AZ, $6,737; 2. Guytin Nelson Tsosie, Farmington, NM, $5,894; 3. Cody Sweat, El Paso, TX, $4,088; 4. Camo Mullins, Phoenix, AZ, $3,362; 5. Justin Granger, Tuba City, AZ, $3,222; 6. Mikey Allison, Marana, AZ, $3,191; 7. Rankin Lindsey, Hillsboro, NM, $2,586; 8. Scottie Knapp, Albuquerque, NM, $2,229; 9. Thor Smith, Phoenix , $1,927; 10. Marvin Begay, Rough Rock, AZ, $1,314; 11. Chad Martin, Phoenix, AZ, $1,289; 12. Ryan Bitsui, Fruitland, NM, $1,234; 13. Cody Harrison, Moriarty, NM, $967; 14. Chon Miranda, Ruidoso Downs, NM, $788; 15. McSpark Fisher, Queencreek, AZ, $565

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NEW MEXICO HIGH SCHOOL RODEO ASSOCIATION Go to www.nmhighschoolrodeo.com for NMHSRA information Contestants and Parents, Welcome to the 2010-2011 NMHSRA rodeo season. I hope everyone enjoyed their summer and is ready for an exciting year of high school rodeo. For those of you new to the association, my name is Myra Skinner, your State Secretary. I am here to help and direct in any manner possible, if you have any questions please feel free to call. All contact information is listed at the end of this letter. NMHSRA also has a web page that contains important information which is updated on a regular basis (www.nmhighschoolrodeo.com). You should check the site frequently for updated information! D’Aun Gudgell is our entry secretary. Please drop in and get acquainted with her if you have not already done so. Her contact information is on the website, so please become familiar with this information. We are looking forward to another great year with D’Aun. We would like to wish our National team good luck as they represent New Mexico at the National Finals in Gillette, Wyoming. As we begin the new year, we need to thank many hard working people who helped at the finals as well as throughout the year. I would like to thank everyone that contributed to the National basket. We would also like to say thank you to those whom contributed to the Silent Auction fundraiser. This activity raised over $1,200 for the association. We collected $9,998 from the raffle ticket fundraiser. Everyone needs to thank Nellie Smith for keeping track of all that. It was

NOT an easy job. Thanks to Henry & Hilda Nakai for providing us with quality pictures year after year. A big thank to Pat Gray for the great volleyball tournament; Donnette Nelson for the professional job organizing the Scholarship interviews and Sherri Montoya at check in. We would also like to thank Tilt James and his ministry for providing the inspiring church services throughout the year. The annual Board of Directors meeting will be held on August 8th, 2010. We also have several new directors that will be joining us this year. We want to welcome them to the board. A complete list of the Directors and Officers, along with their contact information will be available on the web page. You will also be getting this information in your entry packet from D’Aun Gudgell.

Mandatory General Membership Meeting We will be having a mandatory general membership meeting at the Gallup rodeo, Saturday, August 28th, at 8:00am in the grandstands. You will be given general information, new ground rules. PLEASE read the following information carefully.

Election Of Student Event Directors We will be electing student event directors. If you are interested you need to talk to your adult event director on Saturday at Gallup. The adult event directors will turn in a

maximum of three names by the end of Saturday at the Gallup rodeo, which will then be put on a voting ballot. You can only vote for the student directors in the events you participate. You will vote for the directors by ballot at Gallup. These individuals represent you, please make sure you vote. Elections will be held on Sunday. Once again, if you run for a directorship, please be prepared to WORK! I hope you will consider being a student event director. It is work but you will learn a lot, have fun, and it looks great on your scholarship applications!

Attention Seniors 2011 Congratulations! You are in your final year of high school rodeo, with that accomplishment comes responsibilities. If you plan to apply for a NMHSRA Scholarship, you must meet all the criteria. You CANNOT wait until the last minute to get that done. One requirement is taking a college entrance exam (ACT or SAT). These tests are given certain times of the year and you need to register early. If you need help check with your school counselor. You also need to keep a record of the community service, leadership activities, and volunteer work not only through high school rodeo but school and church also. As the year progresses, it is hard to remember all your activities. Get a calendar and write down the information as events happen. The small steps you do now will help tremendously next spring. Remember, if you need help ask!

New Rules You will receive new ground rules in your membership packet. Please be sure to read them carefully. They will be enforced and you need to become familiar with them. 2010-2011 membership forms, as well as entry and release forms are now available for download. Go to www.nmhighschoolrodeo.com!

Rodeo Schedule for Fall 2010 August 28-29 Gallup, New Mexico Directors Rodeo September 11-12 Grants, New Mexico Directors Rodeo September 17-19 Alamogordo, New Mexico October 2-3 Artesia, New Mexico October 9-10 Moriarty, New Mexico Directors Rodeo October 23-24 Lovington, New Mexico Directors Rodeo

ARIZONA HIGH SCHOOL RODEO ASSOCIATION Go to www.ahsra.com for more AHSRA information Get Ready for the 2010/2011 Season! Welcome back everyone. Our first Rodeo is in Payson September 18 & 19. Please not that this season, all entries are due 15 days prior to the rodeo. Also your state and national memberships need to be in prior to entering the first rodeo.

2010/2011 News! This next year will bring some exciting changes. The Arizona Jr. High School Rodeo Association and the Arizona High School Rodeo Association have decided to combine the two rodeos and produce them on the same weekends. Both Associations’ Board of Directors will work hard to schedule the rodeo events together to provide a smooth running production. Both Board of Directors’ feel that this will benefit both Associations’, financially as well as possibly introduce new members/families to the sport of rodeo and the NHSRA and the NHSRA Jr. High Division. If you have any questions, please feel to contact us: Steve Casterton (480) 987-8200, (2010/2011 President AJHSRA), Keith Tripp (602) 722-5729, (2010/2011 President AHSRA) or Jerod Teller (602)769-2289, (2009/2010 President AHSRA). Good Luck to all and see you next season! Sincerely, Jerod Teller Keith Tripp Steve Casterton

2010-2011 National and State membership forms, as well as entry and release forms are now available for download. Go to www.ahsra.com and click on the FORMS tab!

2010/2011 Schedule September 18-19 Payson, Arizona EC - Sept. 3 October 28 State Fair- Phoenix, Arizona EC - Oct 13 October 29-31 Wickenburg, Arizona EC - Oct. 15 November 20-21 Florence, Arizona EC - Nov. 5 January 15-16 Rawhide, Arizona EC - Dec. 31 February 26-27 Rawhide, Arizona EC - Feb. 11 March 26-27 Gilbert, Arizona EC - Mar. 11

April 23-24 Buckeye, Arizona EC - Apr. 8 May 14-15 Prescott, Arizona EC - Apr. 29 June State Finals (TBD)

Congratulations to the 2009/2010 Event Winners! Bareback Riding - Nate Hardy Saddle Bronc Riding - Jade Blackwell Bull Riding - Landon Parish Tie Down Roping - Sheldon Church Steer Wrestling - Montana Hand Team Roping - Brady Payne Boys Cutting - Dustin Latta Girls Cutting - Mariah Jundt Pole Bending - Marissa Hancock Goat Tying - Kelsey Lutjen Girls Breakaway Roping - Aubrey Smith Team Roping - Alexis Bringas / J.D. Shipman

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CASPER BACA RODEO COMPANY’S

BARES, BRONCS and BULLS

TRUE AMERICAN TOUR Membership Info

Cowboys Awards Program

$50 dues, After July 1 $75 CASH ONLY - NO CHECKS

• Two Tickets to the Finals • Official Back Number

• Saddle and buckles to Year End Champions. NOTICE: Must have at least 20 event members for saddle. • Buckles to Finals Champions. • Jackets to Reserve Champions for the Year End and Finals. • Watch bands to third place Year End and Finals.

Entry Info

Finals Info

• Entries taken Monday - Wednesday before each event 6:00-10:00 • Open to the World with first preference to members • $5 Office fee. • 5% of purse to Finals. • $100 Fees cash only, no checks. • $500 Added per event minimum. • Entry Number: 505-287-9534 **Notice: Novice bullriding $65 fees $200 added money same criteria as Open

$250 Fees • $2,000 Added Payback 30% a a round 40% Average. 4 Places in rounds 4 in Average. Double points in rounds. Double points in average. Novice Bullriding - $150 Fees - $1,000 Added

Cashier Check or Money Orders Accepted

Call 505-287-9534

Membership Incentives

November 26 & 27 Farmington, NM Bulls Only Open Bull Riding 1. Cody Morgan, Bosque, NM, 70, $1,473

Manassa, Colorado Bareback Riding 1. Stetson Herrera, Magdalena, NM 83, $741; 2. Larry Carter, Nucla, Colorado, 77, $556; 3. Forrie Smith, Capitan, NM 75, $371; 4. Tyner Begay, Ganado, AZ, 74, $185 Saddle Bronc Riding 1. C.J. Page, La Jara, CO, 77, $855; 2/3. Kevin Cox, Hondo, NM, 76, $534; 2/3. Darrel Triplett, Waterflow, NM, 76, $534; 4. Shane Faulkner, Manassa, CO, 70, $214 Open Bull Riding 1. Joseph McConnel, Bloomfield, NM, 82, $2,755

The Heat Belen, NM August 7, 2010

2010 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Name:

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Mailing

Address:

Saddle Bronc Riding 1. Dean Dally, Belen, NM, 80, $460; 2. Jake Broome, Belen, NM, 79, $345; 3. Dylan Henson, Bloomfield, NM, 77, $240

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Town/City: ____________________________ St: ________ Zip: ___________ Home Phone: ___________________________ Cell: ___________________ Bareback_____ Bullriding______ Novice BR_____ Saddlebronc_______ Membership Fee: $50 • Cash Only-No Checks After July 1, $75

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The Heat – Bikini Barrel Race 1D 1. Rachel Maestes, 17.004, $280; 2. Shiann Irwin, 17.295, $168; 3. Christina Johnson, 17.474, $112 2D 1. Leia Pluemer, 17.542. $249; 2. Annie Chrininger, 17.589, $149; 3. Jessie Briscoe, 17.618, $99 3D 1. Taylor Wilson, 18.133, $187; 2. Connie Irwin, 18.176; $112; 3. Taylor Wilson, 18.269, $74 4D 1. Amanda Terrel, 19.240, $156; 2. Vanessa Alexander, 19.555, $93; 3. Tamara Donche, 20.491, $62

American Tour Standings

Legal

Guardian

Signature:

Date:

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Subscribed and sworn to me this __________ day of __________, 20 _____ Notary

Signature:

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Commission Expires: _______________________ T-shirt size _____________________

Saddle Bronc Riding 1. Kevin Cox, Hondo, NM 35.5; 2. Darrel Triplett, Waterflow, NM, 22; 3. Robert Aragon, Salano, NM, 10; 4. Brandon Biebelle, San Lorenzo, NM, 9; 5. Jeb Loney, Tularosa, NM, 7 Open Bull Riding 1. Chon Mirando, Ruidoso, NM, 15; 2. Cody Morgan, Bosque, NM, 12; 3/4. Tyner Begay, Ganado, AZ, 8; 3/4. Thomas Brown, Springerville, AZ, 8; 5. Troy James, Sanders, AZ, 6

High Money Winners As of July 24, 2010 Bareback Riding 1. Jon Luse, Tucumcari, NM, 2,369; 2. Kory Hart, Tucumcari, NM, 1,175; 3. Stetson Herrera, Magdalena, NM, 741; 4. J. R. Chino, Mescalero, NM,629; 5. Forrie Smith, Capitan, NM, 595; 6. Todd Burns, Albuquerque, NM, 250

As of July 24, 2010 Bareback Riding 1/2. Hugh Robinson, Taos, NM, 78, $347; 1/2. Forrie Smith, Capitan, NM, 78, $347; 3. Jon Luse, Tucumcari, NM, 72, $208

DOB:

If applicant is under 18 years of age this form must be signed by a legal guardian and NOTORIZED.

2010 True American Tour Locations

July 23-24, 2010

PO Box 1715 • Grants, NM 87020 • 505-287-9534

Signature:

Point system to Finals. Ten points for first, down to one point for 10th.

Recent Results

Bares, Broncs & Bulls True American Tour (TAT) 2010

I swear that I will abide by all rules and regulations of the TAT and I hereby release and hold harmless the TAT, all stock contractors, sponsors, committees, facilities owner, employees and any or all persons in any way involved with approved events from losses, damages or injuries to me or my equipment resulting from participating in or attending any or all True American Tour events/activities. The undersigned has read and voluntarily signs the release & waiver of liability and indemnity agreement.

Contestant’s Information

October 1-2 Cliff, NM Bulls Only

Casper Baca Rodeo Company’s

Bareback Riding 1. Jon Luse, Tucumcari, NM, 44; 2. Kory Hart, Tucumcari, NM, 31; 3. J. R. Chino, Mescalero, NM, 28.5; 4. Forrie Smith, Capitan, NM, 16; 5. Stetson Herrera, Magdalena, NM, 13; 6. Todd Burns, Albuquerque, NM, 9; 7/8. Martin Gonzalez. Chihuahua. MX, 7; 7/8. Tyner Begay, Ganado, AZ, 7

Saddle Bronc Riding 1. Kevin Cox, Hondo, NM 2,123; 2. Darrel Triplett, Waterflow, NM, 1,352; 3. Robert Aragon, Salano, NM, 558; 4. Brandon Biebelle, San Lorenzo, NM, 250 Open Bull Riding 1. Tyner Begay, Ganado, AZ, 1,242; 2. Chon Mirando, Ruidoso, NM, 990; 3. Cody Morgan, Bosque, NM, 851; 4. Troy James, Sanders, AZ, 193

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President - Hugh Robinson - 575/770-3202 • Vice President - Todd Burns - 505/250-1282 • Bareback Director - Forrie Smith - 520/403-2824 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

APPROVED STOCK CONTRACTORS 2010 Casper Baca Rodeo Company Casper Baca PO Box 1715 Grants, NM 87020 505.287.9534 W/A Rodeo Company Buster Webb PO Box 383 Bloomfield, NM 87413 505.632.2350 777 Rodeo Company Guy Winters 13646 FM 310 Texline, TX 79087 806.333.7770 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 Tsosie Brothers Harrison and Tommy Tsosie PO Box 1950 Shiprock, NM 87420 505.368.4315

DEMONSTRATING STOCK CONTRACTORS: (2nd Year) Crossroads Rodeo Co. Mark Sanchez P.O. Box 3072 Durango, CO 81302 970.739.3851 (1st Year) Lucky 7 Rodeo Co. Ty Hawkins 232 CR 325 Ignacio, CO 81137 970.749.9790

NMRA-Approved Field Secretaries - 2010

Secretary Sponsor: Sagebrush Inn, Taos 505.758.2254 Janice Aragon 505.289.9428 Susi Kaufman 928.587.3478 Jana Muncy 505.238.9415 Amber Gillreath 505.235.9216

2010 NMRA Judges List

Judges Coordinator - Mark Hogland 505.269.0593

2010 Bareback Riding Sponsors Wild Horse Movie Rentals, Santa Fe, NM Moving Solutions, Los Lunas, NM Honstien Oil Co. SW Livestock Co. Los Lunas, NM Roswell Livestock, Roswell, NM The Cayuse Express, Capitan, NM Martin Encinias, Los Lunas, NM

NMRA Schedule for 2010 Points This Schedule is subject to change as more rodeos are added and co-sanctions are approved. *Indicates Pending August 27-28, 2010 Elfego Baca Shootout, Reserve, NM NMRA with co-sanctions pending August 27-28, 2010 Valencia Co. Sheriff’s Posse Rodeo, Belen, NM NMRA, PAFRA, with co-sanctions pending September 3-4, 2010 Socorro Co. Fair Rodeo, Socorro, NM NMRA, PAFRA, CPRA, others pending September 17-18, 2010 Navajo Co. Fair Rodeo, Holbrook, AZ GCPRA with NMRA co-sanction September 24-25, 2010 NMRA Finals Rodeo and COWBOY REUNION, Belen, NM

Upcoming Rodeos Cash Only in 2010! (Money orders and Cashier Checks accepted) Entries in our rodeos are taken seriously. Call the Turnout number (505-864-9426) if you must turnout of a rodeo for any reason including medical, emergency or vet release. You may not compete 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. All Non-Members must enter with credit card when calling in entries. No exceptions! 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! All non-members entering NMRA rodeos must enter with a credit card. The credit card WILL be run upon entering. If you belong to an association that DOES NOT guarantee your fees you must also enter with a credit card. This is due to the excessive nonmember turn outs at NMRA rodeos. Incentive team ropers must show current 2010 USTRC cards, or receipt that card was purchased, when paying fees or you will rope as an open team. There is no longer a number to call the USTRC to confirm numbers, therefore proof must be supplied when paying fees. No exceptions! NMRA cards can be purchased on site at NMRA rodeos. Cards must be purchased before competing in order for money won to count for year end points. Valencia Co. Sheriffs Posse Rodeo Belen, NM Aug 27-28, 2010 NMRA, PAFRA, WPRA(bkwy) with co-sanctions

pending Performances: Fri, Aug 27, 7 p.m.; Sat. Aug 28, 7 p.m. Slack: Sat. Aug 28, 10 a.m. Added: $200 per event Stock Contractor: W/A Rodeo Co. Stock Charge $20 Entry Fees: $100 All Events; TR $100/man; BRL $65; Under 14-over 50 CR $75; TR enter 3 times/ once in open, twice in incentive or vise versa Incentive team ropers must show current 2010 USTRC cards, or receipt that card was purchased, when paying fees or you will rope as an open team. There is no longer a number to call the USTRC to confirm numbers, therefore proof must be supplied when paying fees. No exceptions! Entries: Monday, Aug 23, 2010, RS 505-864-9427, 6-7 p.m. TE: 505-864-9426 6-10 p.m. & 505-864-9427, 7-10 p.m. TR: 505-864-7200, 6-10 p.m. Check the website: www.nmrodeo.org for day sheets Turnouts: 505-864-9426 no later than 3 hrs before performance Directions: Valencia co. Sheriff Posse Arena, I-25 By-Pass Elfego Baca Shootout Reserve, NM Aug 27-28, 2010 NMRA, with co-sanctions pending Performances: Fri, Aug 27, 8 p.m.; Sat. Aug 28, 8 p.m. Slack: Fri Aug 27, following Fri. performance Added: $300 per event; BR $500 (Must have 6 entries or added will be $100 in that event) Stock Contractor: Bucking H Rodeo CO Stock Charge $20 Entry Fees: $100 All Events; TR $100/man; BRL $65; Under 14-over 50 CR $75; Ranch Broncs – Sat only $60 TR enter 3 times/ once in open, twice in incentive or vise versa Incentive team ropers must show current 2010

USTRC cards, or receipt that card was purchased, when paying fees or you will rope as an open team. There is no longer a number to call the USTRC to confirm numbers, therefore proof must be supplied when paying fees. No exceptions! Entries: Monday, Aug 23, 2010, RS 505-864-9427, 6-7 p.m. TE: 505-864-9426 6-10 p.m. & 505-864-9427, 7-10 p.m. TR: 505-864-7200, 6-10 p.m. Check the website: www.nmrodeo.org for day sheets Turnouts: 505-864-9426 no later than 3 hrs before performance. Directions: Valencia co. Sheriff Posse Arena, I-25 By-Pass Socorro Co Fair Rodeo Socorro, NM Sept 3-4, 2010 NMRA, with PAFRA, CPRA, WPRA(BKW) others pending Performances: Fri, Sept 3, 7 p.m.; Sat. Sept 4, 7 p.m. Slack: Sat. Sept 4, 8 a.m. Added: $300 per event Stock Contractor: 777 Rodeo Co. Stock Charge $20 Entry Fees: $100 All Events; TR $100/man; BRL $65; Under 14-over 50 CR $75; TR enter 3 times/ once in open, twice in incentive or vise versa Incentive team ropers must show current 2010 USTRC cards, or receipt that card was purchased, when paying fees or you will rope as an open team. There is no longer a number to call the USTRC to confirm numbers, therefore proof must be supplied when paying fees. No exceptions! Entries: Monday, Aug 30, 2010, RS 505-864-9427, 6-7 p.m. TE: 505-864-9426 6-10 p.m. & 505-864-9427, 7-10 p.m. TR: 505-864-7200, 6-10 p.m. Check the website: www.nmrodeo.org for day sheets Turnouts: 505-864-9426 no later than 3 hrs before performance. Directions: Socorro Co. Fair & Rodeo Grounds

Kenny McOsker Benefit Rodeo Sunday, September 26, 2010 (Day after NMRA Finals) 1:00 p.m. Belen Sheriff’s Posse Arena • Belen, NM

$400 added Money won counts for NMRA 2011 points. (Need not buy a 2011 card to enter)

All proceeds go to the McOsker family.

NMRA NOMINATION BALLOT 2010 Voters Card # ______________ Events competed in: ___________________________________________ Nominations are being taken for the following NMRA Board of Director positions. You may nominate for president and for any director position in events that you compete in. Please consult your nominee and make sure that he/she has agreed to accept the nomination and has competed in that event. All positions are two (2) year terms. President

Saddle Bronc Director

Steer Wrestling Director

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Barrel Racing Director

Team Roping Director

Calf Roping Director

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Bull Riding Director - Frank Alguire - 505/307-8786 • Open Team Roping Director - Russell Sullivan - 505/720-0999 • Inc. Team Roping Director - Jim Knopp - 505/514-8752 Barrel Racing Director - Debbie Hogland - 505/259-0844 • Inc. Barrel Racing Director - Carrie Richardson - 505/354-2018 • Judges Coordinator - Mark Hogland - 505/269-0593 State Secretary - Janice Aragon - 505/864-9428 • Central Entry Secretary - Leannah Sauceda - 505/864-9426 • Entry/Turn Out Number - 505/864-9426 • NMRA fax - 505/861-5907

NMRA 30 ANNIVERSARY AND COWBOY REUNION September 24-25, 2010 Belen Sheriff’s Posse Arena Don’t m Belen, NM i pete, m o C , biggest ss one of the e m ! o y o C j l n l an d Y’a nd E r ze a Sociali

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All NMRA qualifying Stock Contractors will be on hand. Navajo Co. Fair Rodeo Holbrook, AZ Sept. 17-18, 2010 GCPRA with NMRA co-sanction Stock Contractor: W/A Performancs: Sept 17 @ 7:30 p.m. & Sept 18 @ 7 p.m. Saturday Night: Tough Enough to Wear Pink Night Slack: ALL TR Sept 17 @ 9 a.m. Slack: All other Events Sept 18 @ 8 a.m. Added: $700 plus a buckle & bottle of Pendleton (must be 21 years of age) to all open events Added: $300 plus a buckle & bottle of Pendleton to all incentive events Vests & bottle of Pendleton to day winners in each event Entries: Sept 13, 2010 Roughstock: 5-6 p.m. (623)455-8339 Timed Events: 6-10 p.m. (623)455-8339 Team Roping & Combined Buddies: 6-10 p.m. (623)455-8385 Combined Buddies must be team ropers entering team roping as well as other events. Entry Fees: BR/$85; BRLS/$65; TR/$75 per man; All other events $75 All TR will be held Fri Sept 17 at 9 a.m.; Absolutely no one in the arena at any time unless competing. All team ropers must exit through the bottom of the arena. Steers will be chute drawn. If a team turns out, the next team will rope that steer, so all cattle will have an even run. No switching partners once you enter. No add ons. NMRA 30TH Anniversary Finals And NMRA Cowboy Reunion Belen, NM Sept 24-25, 2010 NMRA Top 15 in each event Performances: Fri, Sept 24, 7:30 p.m.; Sat. Sept 25, 5 p.m. Slack: Fri. Sept 24, Barrel racing slack Slack: Sat. Sept 25, 9 a.m., all inc. events Added: $3000 per event Stock Contractor: All qualifying Entry Fees: $150 All Events; NOTE ENTRIES 2 WEEKS IN ADVANCE Entries: Monday, Sept 13, 2010, RS 505-864-9427, 6-7 p.m. TE: 505-864-9426 6-10 p.m. & 505-864-9427, 7-10 p.m. TR: 505-864-7200, 6-10 p.m. Check the website: www.nmrodeo.org for day sheets Turnouts: 505-864-9426 no later than 3 hrs before performance.

Recent Results Durango Fiesta Days Durango, CO, August 1, 2010 Bareback: 1/2. Larry Carter/Kory Hart, 76, $869; 3. Hugh Robinson, 69, $496; 4. Stetson Herrera, 65, $248 Saddle Bronc: 1. Colby Sventek, 82, $931; 2. Todd Rangle, 78, $770; 3. Dylan Hensen, 77, $610; 4/5. Chance Barnes/Dean Daly, 74, $369.38: 6. Kevin Cox, 71, $160 Bull Riding: 1. Talon Easley, 85, $1333; 2. Joseph McConnel, 83, $999; 3. Spud Jones, 81, $666; 4. Jesse McCoy, 67, $333

Day Money: Jesse McCoy, $30; Talon Easley, $50; Spud Jones/Joseph McConnel, $55 Incentive Barrel Race: 1. Mallory Brown, 17.500, $669; 2. Megan Holdran, 17.508, $549; 3. Amanda Clawson, 17.542, $406; 4. Lynn Ray, 17.546, $262; 5. Brandy McKinley, 17.575, $191; 6. Sealee Walraven, 17.623, $143; 7. Kira Bilgrav, 17.667, $95; 8. Jana Baker, 17.670, 71 Open Barrel Race: 1. Kaytlin McCree, 16.715, $1338; 2. Kelly Waide, 16.758, $1115; 3. Sarah Kieckhefer, 16.892, $836; 4. Baillie Wiseman, 16.898, $613; 5. Gwen Hatch, 16.910, $501; 6. Kaylee Billingsley, 16.920, $390; 7. Terye Simmons, 16.938, $278; 8. Caren Lamb, 17.021, $223; 9. Nicole Sweaze, 17.037, $167; 10. Haley Wolfe, 17.047, $111 Breakaway Roping: 1. Madison Austin, 2.46, $1456; 2. Odessa Yazzie, 2.48, $1186; 3. Jessica Silva, 2.65, $970; 4. April Willie, 2.73, $701; 5. Jessica Mosher, 2.78, $539; 6. LeighAnn Billingsley, 2.80, $269; 7. Kelly Hunt, 2; $161. 81; 8. Jenny Sullivan, 2.92, $107 Steer Wrestling: 1. Clayton Tuchscherer, 4.3, $1142; 2. Cutter Parsons, 4.4, $945; 3. Tanner Robinson, 4.5, $748; 4/5. Kyle Smith/Trevor Duhon, 4.7, $453; 6. Derrick Worthen, 5.8, $196 -14 Over 50 Calf Roping: 1. Dave Aragon, 19.2, $150 Open Calf Roping: 1. Chase Johnston, 8.8, $1243; 2. Ty Pablo, 8.9, $1013; 3. Bryce Runyan, 9.3, $829; 4. Andrew Martin, 9.4, $598; 5. David Harwell, 9.9, $460; 6. Christian Sanchez, 10.1, $230; 7. Johnny Salvo, 10.3, $138; 8. Gerald Daye, 10.7, $92 Open Team Roping: 1.Rodee Walraven/Justin Loya, 5.1, $1672; 2. Russell Sullivan/Brian Sullivan, 5.2, $1363; 3. Levi Lewis/Clint Harry, 5.4, $1115; 4. Wyatt Althoff/Clay Parsons, 5.8, $805; 5/6. Russell Sullivan/TJ Brown, 6.0, $464; 5/6. Kesley Phillips/Kevin Yazzie, 6.0, $464; 7/8. Michael Snooks/Ellis Yeates, 6.4, $154; 7/8. Travis Bounds/Wade Masters, 6.4, $154 Incentive Team Roping: 1. Beau Lamb/Tim Lamb, 7.0, $1094; 2. Madison Austin/Darin Austin, 7.1, $891; 3. Bill Townsend/JW Townsend, 7.3, $729; 4/5. Sam Loya/Justin Loya, 7.5, $466; 4/5. Mike Fresquez/BJ Montoya, 7.5, $466; 6. Mark Lepich/Jeremy Wiseman, 8.2, $202; 7. Chuck Sells/Kesley Phillips, 8.6, $121; 8. Shay Walraven/Duane Teller, 9.1, $81 Mixed Team Roping: 1. Taryn Krantz/Wade Masters, 7.3, $841; 2. Jessi James/Clint James, 7.4, $696; 3. Teresa Brevik/Calvin Brevik, 7.5, $551; 4. Voy McNiel/Brandon Gonzales, 7.8, $406; 5. Macklee Austin/Darin Austin, 8.0, $261; 6. Jessi James/Joe Rodrick, 8.2, $145 Chama Days Chama, NM, August 8, 2010 Bareback Riding: 1. Forrie Smith, 70, $282; 2. Hugh Robinson, 69, $211; 3. Jon Luse, 68, $147 Saddle Bronc: 1. Shane Faulkner, 6.8, $292; 2/3. Dylan Henson/CJ Page, 65, $179 Bull Riding: No Qualified Rides Incentive Barrel Race: 1. Natasha Trujillo, 20.556, $246 Open Barrel Race: 1. Jasarra Baca, 19.144, $252; Kelly McConnel, 19.192, $189; 3. Chelsea Spill, 19.600, $132 Breakaway Roping: 1. Carol Adams, 6.75, $421; 2. Michelle Morris, 7.41, $281 Steer Wrestling: 1. Bill Claunch, 4.4, $385; 2. Lance Tolbert, 4.5, $256 -14 Over 50 Calf Roping: No Qualified Times Open Calf Roping: 1. Michael Perry, 16.3, $312; 2. Cord Crowther, 29.6, $208 Incentive Team Roping: 1. Luis Martinez/Stanford Salazar, 7.5, $795; 2. Bryan Lucero/Angelo Benallie, 8.2, $530; 3. Leo R. Martinez/Frank Padilla, 9.5, $419; 4. Ryan

Kuykendall/Brandon Kuykendall, 10.7, $309; 5. Tim DeHerrera/Brittany DeHerrera, 15.6, $154 Open Team Roping: 1. Sal Gomez/Frank Padilla, 5.9, $616; 2. Luis Martinez/Stanford Salazar, 7.5, $462; 3. Marcus Vigil/Randall Vigil, 7.9, $322 Sandoval Co. Rodeo Bernalillo, NM, August 7, 2010 Bareback Riding: 1. Jon Luse, 67, $160 Saddle Bronc Riding: No Qualified Rides Bull Riding: 1. Dominic Coche, $524 Breakaway Roping: 1. Jessica Silva, 2.06, $523; 2. Stefanie Morrison, 4.19, $392; 3. Caycee Black, 14.31, $273 Incentive Barrel Race: 1. Haley McNiel, 18.484, 192; 2. Marrissa Berg, 18.514, $144; 3. Lisa Girdner, 18.518, $100 Open Barrel Race: 1. Caren Lamb, 17.730, $408; 2. Jamie LaRue, 17.913, $306; 3. Ashley Montoya, 18.114, $204; 4. Christiana Johnson, 18.215, $102 Open Calf Roping: 1. Russell Sullivan, 9.7, $350; Cody Kenny, 10.9, $233 -14 Over 50 Calf Roping: 1. Corey LeFebre, 13.4, $112 Open Team Roping: 1/2. Robbie Proffitt/Elridge Vigil, 5.5, $541; 1/2. Cooper Wimberly/Pedro Maestas, 5.5, $541; 3. Enrique Salas/Shawn Willis, 5.7, $309; 4. Mike Fresquez/Adam Gonzales, 6.0, $154 Incentive Team Roping: 1. Robbie Proffitt/Elridge Vigil, 5.5, $446; 2. Robbie Proffitt/Jim Knopp, 6.6, $334; 3. Leo Martinez/Frank Padilla, 6.8, $233 Aug. 8, 2010 Bareback: No Qualified Rides Saddle Bronc: 1. Kevin Cox, 65, $221 Bull Riding: No Qualified Rides Open Barrel Race: 1. Ashley Montoya, 17.726, $303; 2. Shiann Irwin, 17.869, $227; 3. Marie Autrey, 17.898, $151; 4. Jamie LaRue, 17.926, $75 Incentive Barrel Race: 1. Renee Dill, 18.527, $324 Breakaway Roping: 1. Jessica Silva, 3.41, $523; 2. Peyton Cowdrey, 3.81, $392; 3/4 Jessie Briscoe/ Krista Norell, 3.90, $136 Steer Wrestling: No Qualified Times Open Calf Roping: 1. Levi Silva, 8.9, $350; 2. Christian Sanchez, 9.5, $233 -14 Over 40 Calf Roping: 1. Dave Aragon, 15.9, $112 Open Team Roping: 1. Levi Lewis/Cody Garcia, 6.0, $619; 2. Sal Gomez/Frank Padilla, 6.6, $464; 3. Enrique Salas/Shawn Willis, 6.8, $323 Incentive Team Roping: 1. Leo Martinez/Frank Padilla, 9.7, $446; 2. Mike Fresquez/Rob Neutzling, 13.3, $334; 3. Bill Claunch/Albert Claunch, 17.2, $233

NMRA 2010 Standings Top 15 in Each Event Bareback 1. Hugh Robinson, San Acacia, NM, $4,222; 2. Larry Carter, Nucla, CO, $4,132; 3. Jon Luse, Tucumcari, NM, $3,324; 4. Kory Hart, Pagosa Spgs., CO, $2,423; 5. Forrie Smith, Capitan, NM, $1,001; 6. Tyler Staker, Taylor, AZ, $870; 7. Todd Burns, Albuq, NM, $296 Saddle Bronc Riding 1. Kevin Cox, Hondo, NM, $3,181; 2. CJ Page, La Jara, CO, $1,921; 3. Dylan Hensen, Bloomfield, NM, $1,030; 4. Todd Rangel, Prewitt, NM, $849; 5. Shane Faulkner, Los Ojos, NM, $688; 6. Chance Barnes, Flora Vista, NM, $369; 7. Jeb Loney, Tularosa, NM, $244; 8. Quint Westcott, Flora Vista, NM, $169 Bull Riding 1. Joseph McConnel, Bloomfield, NM, $5,164; 2. Gary Thorne, Los Alamos, NM, $446; 3. Chon Miranda, Ruidoso Downs, NM, $399; 4. Tustin Daye, Lupton, AZ, $362; 5. Dylan Henson, Bloomfield, NM, $224; 6. Ryan Bitsui, Fruitland, NM, $10 Open Barrel Racing 1. Caren Lamb, Ft. Sumner, NM, $5,310; 2. Kelly Waide, Winston, NM, $2,744; 3. Casey Dove, Belen, NM, $1,332; 4. Jean Winters, Dalhart, TX, $833; 5. Christen Martinez, Stanley, NM, $810; 6. Jessie Briscoe, Albuquerque, NM, $735; 7. Haley McNeil, Los Lunas, NM, $674; 8. Jessie Suazo, Bayfield, CO, $669; 9. Darci Winner, Los Lunas, NM, $629; 10. Gwen Hatch, Kirtland, NM, $624; 11. Baillie Wiseman, Aztec, NM, $613; 12. Julie Pluemer, Bosque Farms, NM, $568; 13. Jasarra Baca, Albuquerque, NM, $523; 14. Ashley Montoya, Jemez Springs, NM, $508; 15. Jamie LaRue, Albuq, NM, $448 Incentive Barrel Racing 1. Rachel Maestas, Belen, NM, $690; 2. Shiann Irwin, Bosque Farms, NM, $631; 3. Haley McNeil, Los Lunas, NM, $602; 4. Bailey Harwell, Moriarty, NM, $567; 5. Amanda Clawson, Gallup, NM, $505; 6. Marissa Berg, Kirtland, NM, $483; 7. Renee Dill, Jemez Spgs, NM, $325; 8. Taylor Wilson, Albuq, NM, $312; 9. Gwen Hatch, Kirtland, NM, $307; 10. Amanda Burbridge, Aztec, NM, $283; 11. Jasarra Baca, Albuquerque, NM, $283; 12. Kora Lepich,

Farmington, NM, $271; 13. Lynn Ray, Los Lunas, NM, $263; 14. Christen Martinez, Stanley, NM, $261; 15. Natasha Trujillo, El Rito, NM, $246 Calf Roping 1. Michael Perry, Aztec, NM, $2,588; 2. David Harwell, Moriarty, NM, $1,915; 3. Aaron Romero, Santa Fe, NM, $1,613; 4. Shane Hatch, Kirtland, NM, $1,509; 5. Russell Sullivan, Peralta, NM, $1,323; 6. Christian Sanchez, Bloomfield, NM, $1,323; 7. Kenny Glasses, Many Farms, AZ, $1,223; 8. Wes McConnel, Bloomfield, NM, $1,107; 9. David Chavez, Los Chavez, NM, $1,067; 10. Mason Georges, Belen, NM, $912; 11. Calvin Brevik, Durango, CO, $791; 12. David Heimbach, Yuma, AZ, $662; 13. Cody Kenny, Belen, NM, $587; 14. Johnny Salvo, Datil, NM, $562; 15. JoDan Mirabal, Grants, NM, $444 Under 14 over 50 Calf Roping 1. Dave Aragon, Belen, NM, $582; 2. Corey LeFebre, Bloomfield, NM, $113; 3. Chace Valdez, Estancia, NM, $75; 4. Cordell Glasses, Many Farms, AZ, $38 Steer Wrestling 1. Bill Claunch, Monte Vista, CO, $3,353; 2. Lance Tolbert, Belen, NM, $2,161; 3. Brandon Bates, Mexican Spgs, NM, $1,578; 4. Bucky Claunch, La Jara, CO, $1,145; 5. Rusty Hamilton, Capitan, NM, $1,055; 6. Grady Gray, Las Cruces, NM, $805; 7. Tyrone T. Tsosie, Whitehorse Lake, NM, $712; 8. Kyle Maez, Center, CO, $697; 9. Christian Pettigrew, Ft. Sumner, NM, $668; 10. Kevin Thompson, Crownpoint, NM, $656; 11. Jared Holman, Alamosa, CO, $618; 12. Kyle Francis, Alamosa, CO, $605; 13. William Jim, Crownpoint, NM, $511; 14. Brad Begay, Haystack, NM, $478; 15. Mike Murphy, Los Lunas, NM, $349 Breakaway 1. Odessa Yazzie, Tohatchi, NM, $4,176; 2. April Willie, Crownpoint, NM, $2,830; 3. Shacey Sullivan, Peralta, NM, $2,474; 4. Jessica Silva, Tularosa, NM, $2,213; 5. Leah Stevenson, Fruitland, NM, $1,646; 6. Roqui Lee, Fruitland, NM, $1,400; 7. Tori Cogdill, Albuquerque, NM, $1,108; 8. Angela Nay, Nucla, CO, $901; 9. Bellamie Mason, Bloomfield, NM, $889; 10. Amy Chavez, Los Lunas, NM, $844; 11. Christen Martinez, Stanley, NM, $811; 12. Teresa Brevik, Durango, CO, $765; 13. Whitney Dutton, Los Lunas, NM, $667; 14. Peyton Cowdrey, Bosque Farms, NM, $587; 15. Carol Adams, Taos, NM, $422 Open Team Roping- Header 1. Cooper Wimberly, Belen, NM, $5,781; 2. Russell Sullivan, Peralta, NM, $5,356; 3. Sal Gomez, Belen, NM, $4,647; 4. Kesley Phillips, Round Rock, AZ, $3,714; 5. Enrique Salas, Bosque, NM, $2,369; 6. Levi Lewis, Apache Jct., AZ, $2,305; 7. Robert Ansley, Moriarty, NM, $2,272; 8. Chris Francis, Las Vegas, NM, $1,928; 9. Rodee Walraven, Datil, NM, $1,673; 10. Kevin McCreary, Amarillo, TX, $1,268; 11. Robbie Proffitt, Belen, NM, $1,266; 12. Luis Martinez, Tierra Amarilla, NM, $1,240; 13. Seth Hall, Las Cruces, NM, $1,158; 14. John Adams, Santa Fe, NM, $1,144; 15. Lee Kiehne, Lemitar, NM, $1,074 Open Team Roping- Heeler 1. Brian Sullivan, Peralta, NM, $7,241; 2. Pedro Maestas, Los Lunas, NM, $3,903; 3. Shawn Willis, Los Lunas, NM, $3,087; 4. JR DeDios, Cuba, NM, $2,626; 5. Cody Garcia, Las Cruces, NM, $1,703; 6. Justin Loya, Los Lunas, NM, $1,673; 7. Aaron Romero, Santa Fe, NM, $1,235; 8. Frank Padilla, Las Vegas, NM, $1,081; 9. Kree Kelly, Dalhart, TX, $1,011; 10. Greg Langen, Dalhart, TX, $951; 11. Tim Lamb, Ft. Sumner, NM, $920; 12. Eddie Nieto, Los Lunas, NM, $853; 13. Elridge Vigil, Dulce, NM, $840; 14. Bodie Baize, Anthony, NM, $807; 15. Brandon Gonzales, Los Lunas, NM, $656 Incentive Team Roping- Header 1. Robbie Proffitt, Belen, NM, $3,636; 2. Mike Fresquez, Santa Fe, NM, $2,474; 3. Beau Lamb, Portales, NM, $2,225; 4. John Adams, Taos, NM, $2,111; 5. Luis Martinez, Tierra Amarilla, NM, $1,745; 6. Leo R Martinez, Cimmaron, NM, $1,663; 7. John Arviso, Gallup, NM, $1,000; 8. Sal Gomez, Belen, NM, $938; 9. Reno Eddie, Gallup, NM, $901; 10. Larry Cohorn, Las Cruces, NM, $875; 11. Daniel Scalva, Las Cruces, NM, $835; 12. Kevin McCreary, Amarillo, TX, $797; 13. JC Archuleta, Las Vegas, NM, $691; 14. Ryan Kuykendall, Tres Piedras, NM, $663; 15. Quint Westcott, Flora Vista, NM, $656 Incentive Team Roping- Heeler 1. Tim Lamb, Ft. Sumner, NM, $3,594; 2. Jim Knopp, Bosque Farms, NM, $2,337; 3. BJ Montoya , Dulce, NM, $2,195; 4. Kree Kelly, Dalhart, TX, $1,959; 5. Angelo Benally, Gallup, NM, $1,530; 6. Elridge Vigil, Dulce, NM, $1,303; 7. Frank Padilla, Las Vegas, NM, $1,100; 8. Albert Claunch, Monte Vista , CO, $1,015; 9. Cody Mirabal, Grants, NM, $901; 10. Kesley Phillips, Round Rock, AZ, $859; 11. Justin Loya, Los Lunas, NM, $805; 12. Marcus Elkins, McIntosh, NM, $691; 13. Art Sanchez, Blanco, NM, $656; 14. David Sciacca, Trinidad, CO, $655; 15. Greg Esquibel, Las Vegas, NM, $563 Men’s All Around 1. Russell Sullivan; 2. Bill Claunch; 3. Aaron Romero; 4. Seth Hall; 5. JoDan Mirabal; 6. Quint Westcott Women’s All Around 1. Christen Martinez

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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

Board of Directors

President Harrison Charley harrisoncharley@ymail.com Vice President Casey Begay Public Relations Officer Beverly Coho beverlyjcoho@citilink.net Administrative Secretary Lenita Lee Treasurer Jolene Russell

Rodeo Sponsors Representative Tom Boyd Bareback Riding Jeff Biakeddy Saddle Bronc Riding Rodger Dahozy Bull Riding Charley Herbert, Sr. Steer Wrestling Ben Bates, Jr. Tie Down Roping John Boyd, Jr.

AIRCA 2010 Rodeo Schedule October 21-24 6th Indian International Finals Rodeo Farmington, NM

AIRCA 2010 Standings Unaudited As of July 23, 2010 All Around 1. Garrison Begay, Greasewood Springs, AZ, $4,125; 2. Donovan Yazzie, Coyote Canyon NM, $2,996; 3. Clifford Williams, Ganado, AZ, $2,364; 4. Brandon Bates, Mexican Springs, NM, $2,571; 5. Devyn Dennison, Tohatchi, NM, $1,431; 6. Leonard Williams Sr, Tolani Lake, AZ, $1,225; 7. Debbie Robbins, Winslow AZ, $770; 8. Roqui Lee, Fruitland NM, $722; 9. John Boyd Jr, Greasewood Springs, AZ, $1,326; 10. Michael Bates, Mexican Springs, NM, $770; 11. Kyle Dean Dennison, Tohatchi, NM, $934; 12. Jeri C Yazzie, Kayenta AZ, $1,933 Bareback Riding 1. Earl Tsosie Jr, Indian Wells, AZ, $1,936; 2. Clifford Williams, Ganado, AZ, $1,461; 3. Bennie Begay, Rock Point AZ , $1,141 Saddle Bronc 1. Leander Thomas, Window Rock, AZ, $2,730; 2. Kane Kee, Keams Canyon, $2,385; 3. Dean Daly, Belen NM, $2,148; 4. Todd Rangel, Prewitt, NM, $1,452; 5. Ace Long, Ganado, AZ, $1,233; 6. Robert Burbank, Gallup, NM, $1,187; 7. Ramos Benny, Fredonia, AZ, $400; 8. Fred Bitsui, Chinle, AZ, $322; 9. Herman George, Many Farms, AZ, $286; 10. Vince Tsosie, Table Mesa NM, $278 Bull Riding 1. Justin Silversmith, Window Rock, AZ, $4,101; 2. Troy James, Sanders, $2,994; 3. Guytin Tsosie, Burnham, NM, $2,892; 4. Ryan Bitsui, Fruitland NM, $1,390; 5. Raynell Harvey, Lukachukai, AZ, $1,384; 6. Spud Jones, Twin Lakes NM, $872; 7. Anson Roanhorse, Ganado, AZ, $536; 8. Clint Wilson, Ganado, AZ, $383; 9. Kevin Hubbard, Ganado, AZ, $226; 10. Wacey Cooke, Chinle, AZ, $134

Steer Wrestling 1. Sheridan Jodie, Churchrock, NM, $4,849; 2. Harold Mike, Fruitland NM, $2,722; 3. Garrison Begay, Greasewood Springs, AZ, $2,721; 4. Brandon Bates, Mexican Springs, NM, $2,284; 5. Ben Bates Jr, Mexican Springs, NM, $1,929; 6. Mike Murphy, Los Lunas NM, $1,606; 7. Kyle Smith, Mulholland Wells, NM, $1,497; 8. Hollis Jodie, Mulholland Wells, NM, $1,156; 9. Wendell Murphy, Rehobeth NM, $908; 10. Ethan Randell, Window Rock, AZ, $903; 11. Chuck Dixon, Ft Defiance AZ, $882; 12. Randy Claw, Chinle, AZ, $717; 13. Michael Bates, Mexican Springs, NM, $523; 14. Rob Murphy, Chinle, AZ, $492; 15. Pete Thomas, Indian Wells, AZ, $478; 16. Brad Begay, Prewitt, NM, $476; 17. Tyrone Tsosie, Crownpoint, NM, $392; 18. Donovan Yazzie, St. Michaels AZ, $358; 19. Raylondo Antonio, Beshbetoh, AZ, $309; 20. Kyle Dean Dennison, Tohatchi, NM, $174; 21. Jacob Antone, Chinle, AZ, $170; 22. Chuck Murphy, Crownpoint, NM, $126 Tie Down Roping 1. Roy Begay, Twin Lakes NM, $3,730; 2. Donovan Yazzie, St. Michaels AZ, $2,381; 3. Roderick Tso, Fort Defiance, AZ, $2,292; 4. Gerald Daye, Coyote Canyon NM, $1,956; 5. Garrison Begay, Greasewood Springs, AZ, $1,404; 6. Ty Pablo, Crownpoint, NM, $1,391; 7. Kyle Dean Dennison, Tohatchi, NM, $760; 8. Tyrone Alcott, Winslow AZ, $658; 9. Felix Gilbert Jr, Winslow AZ, $566; 10. Tyrine Alcott, Winslow AZ, $315; 11. Brandon Bates, Mexican Springs, NM, $287; 12. Michael Bates, Mexican Springs, NM, $247; 12. Alvin Willie, Standing Rock, NM, $133 Ladies Breakaway 1. April WillieStanding Rock, NM$5,002; 2. Odessa YazzieCoyote Canyon NM$2,584; 3. Leah StevensonKirtland NM$2,298; 4. Kelsi PabloStanding Rock, NM$1,861; 5KC Randell$1,535; 6. Lizzie DixeyWindow Rock, AZ$1,450; 7. Debbie RobbinsWinslow AZ$1,113; 8. Roqui LeeFruitland NM$867; 9. Teri Jo CaboniKayenta AZ$819; 10Kassidy DennisonTohatchi, NM$680.00 ; 11. Reneille SellsRough Rock, AZ$540; 12. Sheila SellsKayenta AZ$377; 13. Jeri C YazzieKayenta AZ$346; 14. Devyn DennisonTohatchi, NM$340; 15. Bobbie RiggsBapchule, AZ$226; 16. JC MikeFruitland NM$179; 17. Laci K BegayTwin Lakes NM$135

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.

Staff Central Entry Secretary BK Bates 505/733-2020

Ladies Barrel Race 1. Charmayne Gene. Chinle, AZ. $3,020, ; 2. Tia Begay. Chinle, AZ. $2,097, ; 3. Geneva Tsouhlarakis. Standing Rock, NM. $1,752, ; 4. Jeri C Yazzie. Kayenta AZ. $1,587, ; 5Kassidy Dennison. Tohatchi, NM. $1,232; 6. Raynell Holgate. Page, AZ. $1,194, ; 7. Devyn Dennison. Tohatchi, NM. $1,091, ; 8Ruth Bitsui. Corrales NM. $928; 9. Becky Bitsie. Tohatchi, NM. $739, ; 10. Celeste Charley. Kayenta AZ. $629, ; 11. Kimberly Jake. Window Rock, AZ. $472, ; 12. Patrice Yazzie. Flagstaff AZ. $442, ; 12. Roqui Lee. Fruitland NM. $317, ; 13Dee Ann St Andrew. Maricopa Az. $246; 14. Mikala Jones. Twin Lakes NM. $165 Open Team Roping (Headers) 1. Kesley Phillips, Rough Rock, AZ, $6,661; 2. Cody Hunter, Chinle, AZ, $3,884; 5. Marco Sells, Rough Rock, AZ, $3,627; 6. Myles John, Indian Wells, AZ, $2,955; 7. Chris Begay, Indian Wells, AZ, $1,845; 8. Jon Arviso, Gallup, NM, $1,435; 9. Roderick Tso, Fort Defiance, AZ, $901; 10. James Begay Jr, Winslow AZ, $739; 11. Clayton Slick, Crownpoint, NM, $621; 12. Clifford Williams, Winslow AZ, $616; 13. Andre Beard, Crownpoint, NM, $548; 14. Leonard Williams Sr, Tolani Lake, AZ, $501; 15. Donovan Yazzie, Coyote Canyon NM, $257; 16. Kevin Yazzie, Rough Rock, AZ, $244; 17. Dexter Williams, Tolani Lake, AZ, $215; 18. Lance Boyd, Greasewood Springs, AZ, $85 Open Team Roping (Heelers) 1. Kevin YazzieRough Rock, AZ$6,305; 2. Lucius SellsRough Rock, AZ$4,008; 3. Victor BegaySeba Dalkai AZ$3,709; 4. Lamuel YazzieCoyote Canyon NM$2,530; 5. Myles JohnIndian Wells, AZ$2,201; 6. Angelo BenallieTohatchi, NM$1,435; 7. Andre BeardCrownpoint, NM$1,410; 8. OJ WilliamsHolbrook AZ$539; 9. James Begay JrWinslow AZ$538; 10. Bennie BitsuiIndian Wells, AZ$454; 11Karl DennisonTohatchi, NM$324.00 ; 12Leonard Williams JrTolani Lake, AZ$300; 13Chris BegayIndian Wells, AZ$128 #12 Team Roping (Headers) 1. Jeremiah Ludlam. Ganado, AZ. $2,361, ; 2. Jon Arviso. Gallup, NM. $1,735, ; 3. Clifford Williams. Winslow AZ. $903, ; 4. Gerald Daye. Gallup, NM. $775, ; 5. Shane Tallsalt. Rough

Central Entry Secretary Benita Jay Timers Coordinator BK Bates Judges Coordinator Al Slivers Queen Coordinator Phoebe Hardy

Ambassadors Miss Rodeo AIRCA 2010 Apryl Largo

Rock, AZ. $750, ; 6. OJ Williams. Holbrook AZ. $564, ; 7. Robert Largo. Fort Defiance, AZ. $504, ; 8. Debbie Robbins. Winslow AZ. $350, ; 9. Clayton Slick. Crownpoint, NM. $297, ; 10. Sheila Sells. Kayenta AZ. $277, ; 11. Carl Begay. Isleta NM. $195, ; 12. Lance Boyd. Greasewood Springs, AZ. $175, ; 13Thurman Bitsie. Tohatchi, NM. $111 #12 Team Roping (Heelers) 1. Angelo Benallie. Tohatchi, NM. $1,297, ; 2. Cordell Williams. Winslow AZ. $1,292, ; 3. Truman Dickson. Indian Wells, AZ. $584, ; 4. Walter Livingston. Gallup, NM. $387, ; 5. Danielle Lowman. Indian Wells, AZ. $350, ; 6. Kyle Tallsalt. Rough Rock, AZ. $233, ; 7. OJ Williams. Winslow AZ. $198, ; 8. Dexter Williams. Tolani Lake, AZ. $195, ; 9John Boyd Jr. Greasewood Springs, AZ. $175; 10. Delbert Smith. Chinle, AZ. $117 Senior Breakaway Roping 1. John Boyd, Jr. Greasewood Springs, AZ. $1,151, ; 2. Leonard Williams Sr. Tolani Lake, AZ. $724, ; 3. Ickes Benallie. Tohatchi, NM. $616, ; 4Karl Dennison. Tohatchi, NM. $292; 5. Walt Jones. Ganado, AZ. $188, ; 6. Johnson Stevenson. Kirtland NM. $167, ; 7. Jerome Pete. Beshbetoh, AZ. $131, ; 8. Raymond Balone. Kirtland NM. $79 Junior Barrel Racing 1. Deven Sells, Rough Rock, AZ, $947; 2. Cortney Curley, Chinle, AZ, $704; 3. Delilah Gilmore, Chinle, AZ, $564; 4. Tia Begay, Chinle, AZ, $400; 5. Mikayla Jones, Twin Lakes NM, $361; 6. Tisha Vicenti, Lukachukai, AZ, $161; 7. Milyka Mueller, Belen NM, $82 Junior Bull Riding 1. Ty Toadlena, Gallup, NM, $874; 2. Cody Johnson , Prewitt, NM, $643; 3. Justin Silversmith, Window Rock, AZ, $358; 4. Sheridan Yazzie, Indian Wells, AZ, $347;

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SEPTEMBER 2010

GRAND CANYON PRO RODEO ASSOCIATION GCPRA Approved Stock Contractors:

2010 GCPRA Board of Directors President: Arnold Burruel Vice President: John Samsill Judging Coordinator: Gordie Kessler Bareback: Jason Minic Saddle Bronc: Bryan Martineau Bull Riding: Bubba Hancock Calf Roping: Wes Crane

(520) 631-2121 (928) 231-0401 (480) 883-9171 (480) 335-1353 (602) 750-9076 (602) 430-7180 (623) 202-3353

GCPRA Upcoming Events Sonoita Rodeo September 4-6, 2010 Sonoita, Arizona Apache County Fair & Rodeo September 10-11, 2010 St. Johns, Arizona Navajo County Fair & Rodeo September 17-18, 2010 Holbrook, Arizona Greenlee County Fair & Rodeo September 18, 2010 Duncan, Arizona Rex Allen Days October 2-3, 2010 Willcox, Arizona

GCPRA Point Standings As of August 8, 2010

Bareback 1. Tyler Staker, $2,366; 2. Kory Hart, $2,070; 3. Jon Luse, $1,588; 4. Trevor Haught, $693; 5. Chauncey Kirby, $567; 6. JT Cox , $397; 7. Jason Minic, $230; 8. Tanner Ramirez, $187; 9. TJ Spoonhunter, $138 Calf Roping 1. Gerald Daye, $2,423; 2. Andrew Martin, $1,556; 3. Clay Parsons, $1,239; 4. Justin Parke, $905; 5. Jim Shirley, $582; 6. Korri Ochoa, $567; 7. Cutter Parsons, $458; 8. Tyler Whitlow, $435; 9. Joe Parsons, $429; 10. Shane Erickson, $374; 11. Mason Georges, $363; 12. Brett Fleming, $305; 13. Tristan Mahoney, $254; 14. Ryan Tripp, $244; 15. Paul Carmen, $215; 16. Joe Moody, $153; 17. Dickie Lee Miller, $150; 18. Ivan Stuart, $144 Inc. Calf Roping 1. Jim Shirley, $1,339; 2. Ryan Tripp, $658; 3. Paul Carmen, $655; 4. Willard Moody,

Incentive Calf Roping: Paul Carmon Breakaway Roping: Mandy Sproul Steer Wrestling: Trevor Duhon Team Roping: Clay Parsons #12 Team Roping: Todd Zipprich Barrel Racing: Muffy Carmen State Secretary: Shelly Howell

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$424; 5. Bob Martin, $407; 6. Guy Nix, $370; 7. Dustin Latta, $327; 8. Dale Davies, $308; 9. Arnold Burruel, $304; 10. Ted Walker, $270; 11. Doug Shipton, $261; 12. Robert Wooten, $185; 13. Lige Smith, $132; 14. Brent Keaveney, $131; 15. Victor Hambrick, $88; 16. Lyman Tenney, $87; 17. JR Slaughter, $76 Steer Wrestling 1. Clayton Tuchscherer, $1,771; 2. Cutter Parsons, $1,473; 3. Pepe Arballo, $1,283; 4. Derek Worthen, $1,173; 5. Travis Reay, $748; 6. Trevor Duhon, $556; 7. Justin Simon, $544; 8. Tim Robertson, $462; 9. Willie Schoolcraft, $306; 10. Mark Waltz, $271; 11. Trey Nahrgang, $231; 12. Randy Ternan, $203; 13. Tanner Houston, $100; 14. Cody Glover, $68 Breakaway 1. Leigh Ann Billingsley, $2,421; 2. Madisen Austin, $1,711; 3. Dani Meador, $829; 4. Tammy Lewis, $819; 5. Jan Clancy, $734; 6. Shyra Cline, $701; 7. Bobbie Riggs, $565; 8. Becky Mahoney, $478; 9. Karen Duncan, $393; 10. Daria Weir, $378; 11. Kellie Hunt, $358; 12. Kristin True, $356; 13. Teri James, $333; 14. Cheyenne Foster, $312; 15. Stacy Scouten, $289; 16. Kasey Winkle, $288; 17. Sally Brown, $241; 18. Kelsi Burchett, $195; 19. Aspyn Dent, $57 Barrels 1. Raelyn Gould, $2,272; 2. Sarah Kieckhefer, $1,171; 3. Muffy Carmen, $1,016; 4. Leigh Ann Billingsley, $834; 5. Amber Berry, $800; 6. Kaylee Billingsley, $796; 7. Debbie Carter, $753; 8. Georgia Diez, $716; 9. Kyna Schrader, $688; 10. Shelly Howell, $655; 11. Kendra Stineman, $631; 12. Sherry Cervi, $556; 13. Casey Shirley, $476; 14. Hailee Hancock, $423; 15. Kayla Karstetter, $371; 16. Becky Mahoney, $356; 17. Talena Campbell, $266; 18. Eileen Geraghty, $239; 19. April Cheeseman, $205; 20. Jeannie Moody, $196; 21. Kelsey Lutien, $116; 22. Zale Delp, $76; 23. Catherine Lasher, $71; 24. Jennifer Auth, $70; 25. Jenna Cadwallader, $61; 26. Mandy Sproul, $47; 27. Bobbi Brooks, $44 Inc. Barrels 1. Jackie Gajeski, $364; 2. Hailee Hancock,

W/A Rodeo Company Slash M Rodeo Company T5 - Manuel Murrietta V Heart Rodeo Company â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 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 $351; 3. April Cheeseman, $339; 4. Bobbi Brooks, $334; 5. Carrie Woolsey, $308; 6. Kayla Karstetter, $301; 7. Christy Leo, $298; 8. Jessi Houston, $281; 9. Kaylee Billingsley, $263; 10. Lynn Ray, $263; 11. Kelsey Lutien, $250; 12. Mary Dolven, $238; 13. Kerri Shuldberg, $193; 14. Kaitlin Schuck, $193; 15. Lacey Trimble, $192; 16. Talena Campbell, $176; 17. Shelly Howell, $175; 18. Kassie Karstetter, $167; 19. Theresa Pearl-Benson, $144; 20. Dani Meador, $115; 21. Jamie McIntyre, $115; 22. Mandy Sproul, $113; 23. Courtni Cauthen, $88; 24. Daria Weir, $77; 25. Cy Brashears, $58; 26. Cheyenne Foster, $31; 27. Shanda Chambers, $31 Open Team Roping Heading 1. Whip Lewis, $2,179; 2. Derrick Begay, $1,286; 3. Travis Whitlow, $1,276; 4. Marco Sells, $1,219; 5. Levi Lewis, $1,115; 6. Murdock Keith, $1,035; 7. Austin Stafford, $773; 8. Nathan Singletary, $605; 9. John Samsill, $566; 10. Aaron Tsinigine, $549; 11. Tom Richards, $515; 12. Rube Woolsey, $510; 13. Tammy Lewis, $461; 14. Denton Payne, $445; 15. Kiley Reidhead, $417; 16. Shane Erickson, $406; 17. Todd Howell, $266; 18. Dale Whitlow, $126 Open Team Roping Heeling 1. Clay Parsons, $3,172; 2. Tyler Getzweiller, $2,524; 3. Tom Bill Johnson, $1,115; 4. Victor Begay, $1,103; 5. Cesar De La Cruz, $760; 6. Brent Tryon, $744; 7. Tyler Whitlow, $732; 8. Dallas Reidhead, $594; 9. Byron Wilkerson, $556; 10. Cory Petska, $555; 11. James Begay Jr, $479; 12. Nathan Singletary, $479; 13. Cooper Reidhead, $417; 14. Brent Falon, $406; 15. Cully Stafford, $266; 16. Lane Siggins, $29; 17. Brock Hanson, $29

Inc. Team Roping Heading 1. Macklee Austin, $1,725; 2. Madisen Austin, $1,405; 3. Levi Lewis, $678; 4. Logan Westcott, $566; 5. Ryan Tripp, $552; 6. Don Lutz, $537; 7. Brent Keaveney, $535; 8. Becky Mahoney, $461; 9. Mark Bell Jr., $414; 10. Mandy Sproul, $401; 11. Brady Payne, $401; 12. Jessi Houston, $316; 13. Jan Clancy, $276; 14. Kiley Reidhead, $267; 15. Clay Parsons, $211; 16. Jacob Mayfield, $162; 17. Trevor Mahoney, $158; 18. Willard Moody, $145; 19. Kevin Turner, $138; 20. Austin Stafford, $134 Inc. Team Roping Heeling 1. Daren Austin, $3,130; 2. Mike Clancy, $690; 3. Jason Perkins, $678; 4. Arnold Burruel, $612; 5. Salvadore Flores, $552; 6. AJ Lutz, $537; 7. Wes Crane, $535; 8. Trevor Mahoney, $461; 9. Denton Payne, $401; 10. Cooper Reidhead, $324; 11. Dani Meador, $316; 12. Mike Reidhead, $267; 13. Gary Mayfield, $162; 14. Tristan Mahoney, $158; 15. Greg Green, $145; 16. Bill McClure, $138; 17. Dayton Stafford, $134 Saddle Bronc Riding 1. Seth Seidel, $1,506; 2. Travis Reay, $1,419; 3. Rawley McFarland, $829; 4. Nate Oetter, $781; 5. Cooper Dewitt, $768; 6. Garrison Dewitt, $756; 7. Jason Amon, $656; 8. Bryan Martineau, $580; 9. Bryce Beeler, $354; 10. Logan Wescott, $350; 11. Robert Burbank, $347; 12. JB Kessler, $210; 13. Thor Dusenberry, $50 Bull Riding 1. Wacey Barta, $1,002; 2. Justin Orr, $944; 3. Samuel De La Cruz, $905; 4. Shawn Rogers, $860; 5. Taz Sheffield, $482; 6. Trey Nahrgang, $288

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SEPTEMBER 2010

NEW MEXICO JUNIOR RODEO ASSOCIATION President - Hilario Baca 505/379-5036 shortround5@vzw.blackberry.net • Vice President - Leland Riley 505/384-2471 or 505/705-2472 ccfs@hughes.net Secretary/Treasurer - Lisa Wade 505/615-2773 wade.lisa414@comcast.net • State Secretary - Christie Riley 505/384-2471 or 505/705-2471 ccfs@hughes.net Ex-Officio - Red Kingston 505/847-2708

2010 NMJRA Board of Directors Barrels/Flags/Chute Dogging Leland Riley 505/384-2471 or 505/705-2472 ccfs@hughes.net

Ribbon Roping/Calf Roping Darin Hise 505/702-2774 Team Roping/Steer Breakaway John English 505/239-7617 Jenglish@wspubs.com

Pole Bending/Co State Secretary Audra Baca 505/331-7460 bacahome@live.com

Calf Touching/Steer Stopping Dan Bell cbell@plateautel.net

Goat Tying Veronica Noe 505/681-8252 veronicanoe12@yahoo.com

Rough Stock Jerry Hawkes 575/640-5616 jhawkes@nmsu.edu

Breakaway Roping Darin Simpson 505/876-6002 or 505/240-2544 darinsimpson2003@yahoo.com

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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 either Hilario Baca at 505/379-5036 shortround5@vzw.blackberry.net, or Brook Deerman at 575-703-4872 / deerman30@dishmail.net for information.

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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

Bosque Farms Junior Rodeo 2010/2011 Rodeo Dates October 16 - 17, November 20 - 21 and January 8 - 9 Rodeo starts at 8:30 a.m. each day!

Please read all material carefully so you know what you can expect 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 10 days prior to each rodeo. (Late fee must be paid before rodeo starts.) • If money does not accompany entry forms postmarked 10 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. • Liability release and a copy of a birth certificate must accompany first entry. • Age is determined as of the day of the first rodeo. • Entries for the next rodeo will be accepted at each rodeo. • Checks will be deposited the Friday before each rodeo. Awards • Contestants must compete in a minimum of 3 events at 5 rodeos and pay the awards fee to qualify for prizes. • Awards fee must be paid before the first rodeo. • Each contestant/family that pays an awards fee will receive a one year subscription to the AllAround 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. Except the 6 & Under will count their highest 4 placing of each day. • 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

L.J. Braught Judge 505/264-3824 Darci Winner Awards/Barrels 505/803-1898 Danny Orris Poles 505/463-7692 Martin Sandoval Flags 505/908-7147 Goats / Open John English Roping 505/239-7617 Tony Sanchez Roping 505/238-1762 Nathan Lucero Rough Stock 505-681-1934 Daniel Mueller Rough Stock 505/553-8200 Ryan Davis Leadline 505/259-7975

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 at 505-239-5288. • Applications are due the Monday following the November rodeo. Schedule • Friday 7 p.m. Sheep Riding, Calf Riding, Steer Riding, Junior Bulls and Senior Bulls. • Saturday and Sunday 8:30 a.m. Main Arena Pole Bending - 6 & Under Barrels - 6 & Under Boys Chute Dogging - 14-18, 10-13 Team Roping - 14-18, 10-13, 7-9 Steer Stopping - 14-18, 10-13 Steer Breakaway - 7-9 Boys Tie Down - 14-18, 10 13

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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 Goats - 14-18, 10-13, 7-9, 6 & Under Flags - 7-9, 6 & Under Dummy Roping - 6 & Under Leadline - begins at noon 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. • 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. • 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.

Secretary Fee Late Fee (if applicable) Total

Entry $25 Entry $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 Entry $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10

Stock Stock $5 $10 Stock $5 $5 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10

$ $ $ 5 $ 3 $ 25 $

Sample payback: # of Entries 2 Total Pot $16 1st Place $16 2nd Place 3rd Place 4th Place

5 10 15 $40 $80 $120 $40 $48 $60 $32 $36 $24

20 $160 $64 $48 $32 $16

25 30 35 40 45 $200 $240 $280 $320 $360 $80 $96 $112 $128 $144 $60 $72 $84 $96 $108 $40 $48 $56 $64 $72 $20 $24 $28 $32 $36

• Payback checks will not be mailed and are void 90 days after issuance date. In the interest of time • A one minute time limit will be enforced. When the 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 allowed 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. General • Cowboy hats are optional. No ball caps or visors allowed. If weather warrants, beanies maybe worn. • Updates will be sent via email. Please include an email address on your entry. • The 4-H rule book will be used, then PRCA rules. • Unaudited points and payback will be posted the Wednesday after each rodeo. • In the interest of having a well ran rodeo, professional rodeo secretaries have been hired. A $3 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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7 Ͳ 9 Barrels Flag Race Pole Bending Girls Goat Tying Boys Pigging String Goat Tying Breakaway Ribbon Roping Step Down Parent/Child Team Roping Steer Breakaway Calf Riding 14 Ͳ 18 Girls Barrels Girls Pole Bending Girls Goat Tying Breakaway Ribbon Roping Team Roping Steer Stopping Boys Tie Down Boys Chute Dogging Junior Bulls (14Ͳ15) Senior Bulls (16Ͳ18) Date of Rodeo Total Entry Fees Total Stock Fees Administration Fee Secretary Fee Late Fee (if applicable) Total

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%, 2-60%/40%, 3-50%/30%/20%, 440%/30%/20%/10%

2009/2010 BFJR Sponsorship Information

Bosque Farms Junior Rodeo 2010Ͳ2011 October 16 & 17, November 20 & 21 and January 8 & 9 Rodeo starts at 8:30am Contestant________________________________Age(as of first rodeo)______DOB__________Male___Female___ Address__________________________________City__________________State_______________Zip___________ EͲmail address_________________________________________________________Phone____________________ Leadline 6 & Under Barrels Flag Race Pole Bending Goat Neck Tie Dummy Roping Sheep Riding 10 Ͳ 13 Girls Barrels Girls Pole Bending Girls Goat Tying Boys Pigging String Goat Tying Breakaway Ribbon Roping Parent/Child Team Roping Steer Stopping Boys Tie Down Boys Chute Dogging Steer Riding Date of Rodeo Total Entry Fees Total Stock Fees Administration Fee

Entry $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 Entry $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10

Stock

Bosque Farms Junior Rodeo I understand that the 4ͲH Rule Book is being used for this rodeo. I have read and understand the amended rules. ____________________________________________ Parent Signature

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$5 $5 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 Stock

$5 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $35 $35

$ $ $ 5 $ 3 $ 25 $

One time fees payable before first rodeo to be eligible for awards (one year subscription to the AllͲAround Magizine included): All Around Awards Fee $ 60 Rough Stock Awards Fee $ 25 Leadline Awards Fee $ 25 Family Help $ 25 (OptionalͲremove our family from the arena help list.) Total Inculded $ Mail entries to: BFJRA, PO Box 2, Lemitar, NM 87823. Make checks payable to BFJR. A $25 late fee will be charged on all entries not postmarked 10 days prior to the rodeo. Late fee must be paid before rodeo starts, books will close at 7:30am. Liability release and a copy of a birth certificate must accompany first entry.

Liability Release I the undersigned ______________________________________, (printed name of parent) Do hereby agree and consent to the participation of ______________________________________, (contestant) In any or all the rodeos sponsored by Bosque Farms Rodeo Association (BFRA), Including but not limited to Bosque Farms Junior Rodeo series, the producers and other persons, corporations, contractors, sponsors and organizations in any manner assisting the sponsorship and production of a BFRA sponsored rodeo from any and all liability for injuries occurring to myself or my minor child. I further execute this release of my own free will. I further certify that my minor child has never been married. One parent must execute release for minors under 18 years of age. ____________________________________________ Signature

_______________________ Date

Subscribed and sworn before me by ______________________________________ this _________ day of ____________________, 20_____ My Commission Expiries on ______________________________________________________________ Notary Public __________________________________________________________________________

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y G m y k t h n a u n o a C R a l o o d b e i o C 2010 Series Champions PHOTOS COURTESY OF PAUL SPRINGER DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

6 and under Quincy Sullivan – Saddle Winner Reed Davis – Buckle Winner Jordan Wagner – Breast Collar Winner

7-9 Boys Jaylan Wagner – Saddle Winner Jose Romero – Buckle Winner Jake Orris – Breast Collar Winner 10-13 Boys Marcos Marquez – Saddle Winner Conrad Lange – Buckle Winner Matthew Finley – Breast Collar Winner

14-18 Girls Nicole Archuletta – Saddle Winner Blair Robinson – Buckle Winner Jamie Rudd – Breast Collar Winner Roughstock Sheep Riding J.J. Hildebrandt – Buckle Winner Jaryah Muller – Spurs Winner Calf Riding Andrew Withers – Buckle Winner Stevie Ray Anguiano – Spurs Winner Steer Riding Marcos Marquez – Buckle Winner Julian Martinez – Spurs Winner

10-13 Girls Courtney Baird – Saddle Winner Dorothy Strange – Buckle Winner Sarah Hernandez – Breast Collar Winner

7-9 Girls Krysta Barajas – Saddle Winner Mariesela Sandoval – Buckle Winner Delaney Gonzales – Breast Collar Winner 14-18 Boys Kyle Hickman – Saddle Winner Dustin Ross – Buckle Winner Truman House – Breast Collar Winner

10-13 Girls All-Around Winner, Courtney Baird

14-18 Girls All-Around Winner, Nicole Archuletta

7-9 Boys All-Around Winner, Jaylan Wagner

14-18 Boys All-Around Winner, Kyle Hickman

6 and under Girls All-Around Winner, Quincy Sullivan

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H & H Trailer Sales of Lubbock, Texas presents the

Lubbock Winter Rodeo & Wild West Show NEW START TIME

34 th Anniversary

Every Saturday night - 7:00 p.m. South Plains Livestock Pavilion & C-T Arena Rodeo Arena

Everyone Welcome – Beginners to Advanced Train where the pros have trained!

EVENTS

(located 4 miles east on Hwy. 62-82)

Open

September 4 - October 21, 2010 at the C-T Arena, October 9 - April 2010 at the fairgrounds

Bareback Saddle Bronc Bulls Barrels Team Roping

$75 $75 $75 $40 $30

FAMILY PRICED TICKETS Adults $7 Children $4 Children under 6 FREE

Listen for free ticket giveaways on the radio

#5 & up

Novice Bareback Saddle Bronc Bulls Ranch Bronc Riding Steer Riding

$50 $50 $50 $50 $20

12 yrs. & under practice only

Barrels Team Roping

$30 $30

#4 & under

THRILLS

Chute Doggin Mutton Bustin’

$30 $10

THRILLS

8 yr. old and under

All team ropings are limited to 6 entries. Walk-up entries accepted with stock availability – $15 extra.

Cowboy Up! CHILLS

Practice stock and exhibition runs available Stock charge included in entry fees. Weekly results, pictures and standings at www.c-trodeo.com

Family Entertainment!

CHILLS

YEAR END AWARDS TROPHY BUCKLES AWARDED TO THE SERIES CHAMPIONS (The event must be held and the contestant must compete at 15 of the rodeos.)

SPILLS

Books open each Tuesday – call 806/794-2317 Books close each Friday at 9:00 p.m. Late entries: $10 late fee Entry fees: CASH ONLY • No personal checks

For information call Charlie Thompson 806/794-2317

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2007, '08, '09 GCPRA “Rodeo of the Year” September 17 & 18, 2010 Navajo County Fairgrounds, Holbrook, AZ 404 East Hopi Drive • Gates Open 5:00 p.m. EVENT

ENTRY

Bareback Saddle Bronc Calf Roping Incentive Calf Roping Steer Wrestling Team Roping

ADDED MONEY

$75 $75 $75 $75 $75 $75/roper

$700 Added $700 Added $700 Added $300 Added $700 Added $1,400 Added

$75/roper

$600 Added

$75 $65 $65 $85

$700 Added $700 Added $300 Added $700 Added

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#12 Team Roping (can enter twice)

Breakaway Barrel Racing 2-D Barrel Race Bull Riding

SANCTIONED: GCPRA CO-SANCTIONS: NMRA, CPRA, PAFRA, AIRCA, UPRA Pending: CNRA, TCRA, RMPRA

Vests to Day Winners • Buckles to Champions Stock Contractor - W/A Rodeos “Top Bucking Stock” Specialty Act - “One Arm Bandit” John Payne Barrel Man - Caine “The Pain” Hager Live Action Video Scoreboard w/cameramen

VIP Tent for Sponsors & Contestants - Vet & Horseshoer on Location All GCPRA, NMRA, AIRCA, CPRA, PAFRA, CNRA, UPRA, TCRA, RMPRA - Entries Sept. 13, 2010. Call CES - 623.455.8339 - Roughstock 5 - 6 p.m., Timed 6 - 10 p.m. ATTENTION: All team roping will be held Friday, September 17, 2010 at 9 a.m. Local Entries Call: 928.524.4757 from Aug.30 through Sept. 10, 2010, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 18 is - Tough Enough To Wear Pink? So Everyone Wear Pink!! Adults: $8.00 Children ages 6-12 $4.00 Children 5 & under free

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Little Buckaroo Rodeo

September 18, 2010 12:00 noon

Navajo County Fairgrounds, Holbrook, AZ Books open 9:00 a.m. Entries limited & must be paid by 11:00 a.m.

Age 3-5 3-5 6-8 6-8 9-12 9-12

Event Entry Fee Sheep Riding $15 Dummy Roping $15 Calf Riding $20 Dummy Roping $15 Steer Riding $20 Dummy Roping $15

Call in Entries: September 9, 2010 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 928.524.4757. Limited to 15 in each event except sheep which is limited to 30. Age as of January 1, 2010. Proof of age required, BIRTH CERTIFICATE ONLY. If you do not bring a birth certificate you will not be able to enter! No exceptions! Meeting for all contestants and volunteers at 11:00 a.m. in grandstands.

Top 3 Places will be awarded in each event. Buckles to all 1st Place Winners

5th Annual Navajo County Fair Ranch Rodeo September 19, 2010 Navajo County Fairgrounds 1:00 p.m. ENTRY FORM Ranch Name Ranch Brand Shirt Color Team Members Names

Mailing Address of Ranch City/State/Zip Phone

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EVENTS Saddle Bronc • Sort, Pen, and Load Horse Gathering • Steer Branding Wild Cow Milking

Entry Fee per team $700 Ranch Bio Entry Fee & Ranch Bio must accompany entry or it will be considered void Certified check or money order Limited to first 5 fully paid teams Teams will be notified within 1 week of qualified entry DEADLINE: ENTRY MUST BE IN THE FAIR OFFICE BY FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 2010 AT 5:00 P.M. NO EXCEPTIONS! • Send entry to : Navajo County Fairgrounds, Inc., P.O. Box 309 Holbrook, AZ 86025 928.524.4757 • There will be a draw and team meeting on Sunday, September 19, 2010 following Ranch Horse Competition (1 member from the team must be present)

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CHAMPIONSHIP BULL RIDING October 8 & 9, 2010 • 7:00 pm Cliff Castle Casino Pavilion • Camp Verde, AZ

Kids Rodeo October 9 • 1:30 p.m. Admission: $5 Adults & $1 Children Under 12

ENTER EACH DAY Champion Buckle to Average Winner Jr. Bull Riding (12-18 Yrs) $50 Steer Riding (9-13 Yrs) $30 Calf Riding (6-9 Yrs) $20 Daily Buckle to Winner Sheep Riding (3-6 Yrs)$5 Daily Stick Horse to Winner Stick Horse Race (2-5 Yrs) $5 Enter Daily From 12:30 To 1:30 p.m. Jr. Bull Riding Entries Open October 4 Call Daria or Bob at 928/567-2674

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Quay County Fairgrounds Tucumcari, New Mexico

October 15: 8:00 a.m. Check In Clinic starts at 10:00 a.m. October 16: 8:00 a.m. October 17: 8:00 a.m.

School is $250 for three days. Students must be pre-registered (HPE 124). Participants must have proof of insurance and sign a release (those under 18 must have a parental release signed.) For school registration please contact Mesalands Community College Enrollment Office Instructor

575.461.4413

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SEPTEMBER 2010 NBHA New Mexico News!

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If the economic times have curbed your barrel racing, don’t despair. NBHA is making some changes to help everyone out. Starting in 2011 Cibola and McKinley counties will be part of district 2 and San Juan County will become the only county in the state with our own district - NM 1. Why join NM1 now? You just need to go to 6 of our races and you qualify for our district finals March 11-13, 2011. (We have 9 races left!) Dues are $62 and good for one calendar year. Beginning in 2011 ALL NM-1 races will be held in San Juan County! Save on gas, no long drives! For more information please call: Kathy Price - 632-9790 or Christine Lewis - 330-9551 The Heat – Bikini Barrel Race Belen, NM August 7, 2010 1D 1. Rachel Maestes, 17.004, $280; 2. Shiann Irwin, 17.295, $168; 3. Christina Johnson, 17.474, $112 2D 1. Leia Pluemer, 17.542. $249; 2. Annie Chrininger, 17.589, $149; 3. Jessie Briscoe, 17.618, $99 3D 1. Taylor Wilson, 18.133, $187; 2. Connie Irwin, 18.176; $112; 3. Taylor Wilson, 18.269, $74 4D 1. Amanda Terrel, 19.240, $156; 2. Vanessa Alexander, 19.555, $93; 3. Tamara Donche, 20.491, $62 2010 WPRA Barrel Racing World Standings As of August 18, 2010 1. Sherry Cervi, Marana AZ $163,909.14 2. Brittany Pozzi, Victoria TX $128,684.90 3. Lindsay Sears, Nanton, AB CN $98,923.20 4. Brenda Mays, Terrebonne OR $80,430.75 5. Lisa Lockhart, Oelrichs SD $80,163.94 6. Jill Moody, Letcher SD $68,871.35 7. Nellie Williams, Cottonwood CA $66,758.20 8. Christina Richman, Glendora CA $57,663.22 9. Tana Poppino, Big Cabin OK $56,715.38 10. Kelli Tolbert, Hooper UT $56,527.74 11. Jeanne Anderson, White City KS $52,862.12 12. Sydni Blanchard, Albuquerque NM $47,880.17 13. Angie Meadors, Blanchard OK $47,271.47 14. Britany Fleck, Mandan ND $45,906.58 15. Sheena Robbins, Fresno CA $44,015.12 16. Kenna Squires, Fredonia TX $42,736.83 17. Sherrylynn Johnson, Henryetta OK $40,885.28 18. Benette Barrington, Lubbock TX $39,557.19 19. Layna Kight, Wills Point TX $39,218.71 20. Jessi Eagleberger, Stringtown OK $37,065.96 21. Annesa Self, Valley View TX $35,476.96 22. Linda Gail Stewart, Mathews AL $34,004.65 23. Sue Smith, Blackfoot ID $33,054.04 24. Kassie Mowry, Dublin TX $32,852.81 25. Molly Powell, Stephenville TX $32,298.48 2010 NBHA Youth World Championships July 26-31, 2010 Jackson, Mississippi Total Paid Out: $35,408 1D 1. Brian Wheeler, Hattiesburg, MS, Sx Dr Peacharita, 15.024, $2,026; 2. Kylee Bennett, McAlester, OK, Bubblicious, 15.047, $1,620; 3. J R Sullivan, Hattiesburg, MS, BW Tees Dasher, 15.065, $1,215; 4. Camren Hensarling, Columbia, MS, Jester, 15.115, $1,012; 5. J R Sullivan, Hattiesburg, MS, Krimps Jersey, 15.122, $709; 6. Katelyn Albritton, Brooklyn, MS, Buddy Rose, 15.137, $658; 7. Landan Sanders, Lake, MS, A Native Invader, 15.146, $607; 8. Taylor Steinhoff, Vinita, OK, Bully’s Please Do, 15.172, $557; 9. Lucchesse Tobias, Nacogdoches, TX, Watch Texas, 15.2, $506; 10. Carly Taylor, Clinton, TN, Pass Em Up Bubblin, 15.239, $456; 11. Jordan Moore, Mauston, WI, CCR Ring Of Fire, 15.241, $405; 12.

Kent Manor, Benton, MS, Perks Bar Master, 15.279, $354 2D 1. Lacie Mcfay, Colquitt, GA, Satinka, 15.528, $1,720; 2. Wesley Haley, Millington, TN, TM Moolah Moon, 15.535, $1,376; 3. Lindsey Wilkes, New Smyrna Beach, FL, Runaway Easy Lena, 15.543, $1,032; 4. Abby Searcy, Wilmar, AR, DM Diamonds By Red, 15.556, $860; 5. Madison Pettigrew, Forest, MS, Jumping Jack John, 15.589, $602; 6. Ashleigh Baugh, Monticello, AR, DC’s Playboy, 15.591, $516; 6. Emily Mcgroom, Millington, TN, Elvis, 15.591, $516; 6. Kaitlyn Mcconnell, Chickamauga, GA, Miss Kitty Two Socks, 15.591, $516; 9. Madison Montchal, Atalissa, IA, Gonna Get Some Money, 15.595, $430; 10. Shyann Hatten, Grayson, LA, Paint, 15.598, $387; 11. Jordan Moore, Mauston, WI, Pigeon Creek Kricket, 15.6, $323; 11. Jordan Fuchs, Mill Spring, MO, Buck, 15.6, $323 3D 1. Kyndal Terry, Cleburne, TX, Smokin 45, 16.036, $1,416; 2. Megan Wright, Magnolia, TX, Packin Six Injuns, 16.06, $1,133; 3. Shelby Spencer, Middleburg, FL, Lena, 16.071, $850; 4. Kelsey Baker, Fayette, AL, Slim Shady Poco, 16.084, $708; 5. Brooke Ledford, Marshall, NC, Colonel Playboys Roanie, 16.087, $496; 6. Gracee Fuller, Poplar Grove, AR, T Joe, 16.092, $460; 7. Megan Rogers, Dade City, FL, Smoke a Chicolena, 16.107, $425; 8. Kaci Starkey, Gentry, AR, SMS Black As Night, 16.14, $389; 9. Kailey Bignar, Jena, LA, Colonel Red Rose, 16.159, $354; 10. Beth Langston, Elko, GA, Z, 16.19, $319; 11. Raelee Self, Powderly, TX, Diamond Legend, 16.249, $283; 12. Bailey O’Ferrell, Mc Kenzie, AL, Coconut, 16.25, $248 4D 1. Hannah Ward, Philadelphia, MS, Pass The Diamond On, 16.605, $1,112; 2. Chandler Denton, Morton, MS, Rebel, 16.617, $890; 3. Aimee Hebert, Denham Springs, LA, Betsy Lena, 16.66, $667; 4. Colton Vanderford, Muscle Shoals, AL, White Lightning, 16.672, $556; 5. Paighton Kelly, Rhome, TX, Sir Plum Tivio, 16.687, $389; 6. Trey Cloud, Lyons, GA, Turbo Cloud, 16.699, $361; 7. Tamika Anderson, Gunalda, Queensland, Panama Magic Pine, 16.784, $334; 8. Amber Harris, Ashville, AL, Cody, 16.817, $306; 9. Stephanie Bailey, Crowley, TX, Miss Tiara’s Star, 16.82, $278; 10. Bobbie Jo Adsit, Montpelier, VA, Cinnamon, 16.867, $250; 11. Chalee Gilliland, Bloomington, IN, M5’s Bo, 16.886, $222; 12. Jordan Lee, Redwood, MS, D J, 16.907, $195 5D Annie Troetsch, Blue Berry Carry, 17.083, $808; 2. Tori Tarvin, La Fayette, GA, Dennis Beaty’s Woody, 17.142, $647; 3. Mikayla Reeves, Morton, MS, Dusty, 17.19, $485; 4. Brooke Taylor, Seymour, IN, Wimpy Classy Leo, 17.194, $404; 5. Mekala White, Rocky Face, GA, Johnny’s Jet Setter, 17.26, $283; 6. Annabelle Graham, Brandon, MS, Buckshot, 17.292, $263; 7. J R Sullivan, Hattiesburg, MS, Skipper Chips, 17.324, $242; 8. Maggie Holmes, Andalusia, AL, Streakin T Bird, 17.35, $222; 9. Dylan Cochran, Atoka, TN, Lucille, 17.423, $202; 10. Emily Mausey, Creal Springs, IL, Gypsy, 17.426, $182; 11. Alayna Stanley, Lyons, GA, Doodles, 17.482, $162; 12. Cheyenne Guillory, Howe, OK, Medicine Man, 18.262, $141

Does Your Horse Have What It Takes To Be The First Supermask II supermodel? Farnam Launches Contest To Find the 2011 SuperMask II Supermodel When Farnam launched the SuperMask® II Horse Fly Mask from the new Shimmer Weave™ Mesh Color Collection this spring it was just the start of things to come. Farnam put the fun in function with this new SuperMask® II fly mask featuring an exclusive tri-color Shimmer Weave™ mesh combined with fashion forward plush trim

to reflect your horse’s unique color. Now, Farnam is searching the entire country, all 50 states plus the District of Columbia, to find the first SuperMask II Supermodel. This special horse will need to walk the walk, and talk in whinnies – while strutting their stuff on the red carpet because the Grand Prize winning horse will star in Farnam’s national SuperMask® II fly mask advertising campaign throughout the 2011 Fly Season. SuperMask II Supermodel contest entry forms and complete contest rules are available online at www.farnamhorse.com/supermask and at participating Farnam dealers. Contestants must submit a photograph of one horse along with 25 words or less about why their horse should be the SuperMask II Supermodel for 2011. Entries must be received at Farnam by October 1, 2010. Twelve semi-finalists will be chosen from the pool of eligible entries and posted on the www.farnamhorse.com/supermask website on October 14, 2010. The public will be asked to vote online for their favorite horse from October 15 through November 12, 2010. In addition to being the star of the photo shoot, the Grand Prize winner will also receive a Farnam® horse product prize package worth $1,000. The eleven runnerups will receive Farnam® horse product prize packages worth $250. The SuperMask® II with Shimmer Weave™ Mesh Color Collection is available in four fashionable color configurations: Copper mesh with Cheetah trim, Silver mesh with Lynx trim, Copper mesh with Black trim and Silver mesh with Black trim. Choose the trim and weave color combination that enhances your horse’s natural coloring. It is available in Horse, XL and Arabian sizes without ears and in Horse and XL sizes with ears. The SuperMask® line of horse fly masks has been the brand of choice by horse owners for more than 20 years because it is designed to fit and conform to your horse’s natural contours. They keep flies, dust, dirt and debris away from your horse’s eyes while protecting their face and eyes from harmful UV rays and aiding eye injuries to heal. The see-through mesh does not obstruct the horse’s vision and the plush, fly-proof trim provides maximum comfort without rubbing or harsh abrasion. SuperMask® products provide proven performance – Built to Fit, Built to Last, Built to Stay On!™ – even when horses are turned out together. SuperMask® II Horse Fly Mask with Shimmer Weave™ Mesh is an official fly control product of the American Quarter Horse Association and United States Equestrian Federation.

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Helming, Jim, Ditz, 18.161, $172; 3. Busch, Lindsey, Putter, 18.188, $125

4D 1. Helming, Jim, Ditz, 18.161, $64

September 4-6, 2010 2nd Annual Barrel Race In The Pines Flagstaff Feed & Grain Arena Flagstaff, AZ

5D 1. Palfreymay, Jordan, Mikey Jordan, 18.256, $185; 2. Griffith, Kristian, Red Cloud, 18.259, $142; 3. Werner, Bethany, Will Spin For Pesos, 18.278, $103;

Open Saturday 1D 1. Lautaret, Dolli, Down Home Daisy, 16.005, $438; 2. Crane, Destiny, Another Cruizer, 16.181, $336; 3. Brown, Sue, Cow Playin Dully, 16.24, $244

September 25, 2010 NBHA AZ02 Queen Creek Horseshoe Equestrian Centre Queen Creek, AZ

Senior Friday 1D 1. Brown, Sue, Cow Playin Dully, 16.527, $68; 2. Hunter, Lois, Barnson A Streak, 16.566, $46

2D 1. Hinkins, Shawndlee, Miss Jett On Hugo, 16.541, $373; 2. Smith, Lindsey, Loops Jenezia, 16.542, $286; 3. Adams, Teigan, Jokers Trouble Bars, 16.659, $208

American West 2010 Finals October 12-16, 2010 Winnemucca, NV $29,000 Added

2D 1. Lopour, Jean, Jj Cimarron Six, 17.214, $62; 2. Johnson, Janie, Majestic Moon Missile, 17.325, $41

American West 4D Upcoming Events

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4D 1. Finney, Jan, Buster, 20.168, $46; 2. Helming, Jim, Starsky, 27.539, $30

Open Friday 1D 1. Adams, Teigan, Sparky Smokes Sooner, 16.246, $357; 2. Barnson, Jackie, Purdey Freckles Leo, 16.498, $274; 3. Brown, Sue, Cow Playin Dully, 16.527, $199

Youth Friday 1D 1. Shellstrom, Rachel, Rio, 17.252, $66

2D 1. Lautaret, Dolli, Down Home Daisy, 16.749, $304; 2. Christensen, Kelly, Bet On Bay, 16.755, $233; 3. Hinkins, Shawndlee, Miss Jett On Hugo, 16.8, $170 3D 1. Shellstrom, Rachel, Rio, 17.252, $251; 2. Schur, Leslie, Pages Easy Money, 17.26, A$193; 3. Fly, Mackenzie, Roxy, 17.293, $140 4D 1. Ericsson, Karen, Cottons Cutter, 18.139, $225; 2.

4D 1. Clift, Adrionna, Gunsmokes Lucky, 22.997, $37 Acs Friday 1D 1. Adams, Teigan, Sparky Smokes Sooner, 16.246, $102 MONTH-AUG 2010 BUILT BY-DP 2D 1. Vansetten, Sarah, Julmars Martha, 17.18, $87 3D 1. Shellstrom, Rachel, Rio, 17.252, $72

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4D 1. Johnson, Janie, Majestic Moon Missile, 18.114, $48; 2. Helming, Jim, Ditz, 18.267, $32 Youth Saturday 1D 1. Busch, Lindsey, Putter, 17.731, $51 3D 1. Clift, Adrionna, Gunsmokes Lucky, 19.048, $34 4D 1. Clift, Adrionna, Shady, 24.418, $39 ACS Saturday 1D 1. Adams, Teigan, Sparky Smokes Sooner, 16.271, $67; 2. Shellstrom, Chamane, Jet San Tucker, 16.401, $44 2D 1. Vansetten, Sarah, Julmars Martha, 16.851, $57; 2. Johnson, Shelly, Ls San Tivio, 17.122, $38 3D 1. Shellstrom, Chamane, King Him, 17.517, $78 4D 1. Shellstrom, Rachel, Rio, 17.854, $42; 2. Montano, Kathy, Bones, 18.002, $28 5D 1. Baumstaurk, Becky, Triple Tuff Charge, 18.313, $34; 2. Keitz, Jeanne, Red Guys Beau, 18.874, $23

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Open Sunday 1D 1. Adams, Teigan, Sparky Smokes Sooner, 15.975, $451; 2. Reel, Sheri, Ezj Wrangler, 16.128, $346; 3. Adams, Teigan, Jokers Trouble Bars, 16.204, $251

3D 1. Hanson, Leslie, Yahzo, 17.328, $55;x2. 6.6) Chadburn, 1\2 Horizontal (10 Lana, J C Maui Princess, 17.576, $37

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4D 1. Mitchell, Wylee, Anna Ballou, 29.13, $41

3D 1. Greenhalgh, Gena, Jessies Golden Angel, 16.984, $317; 2. Vansetten, Sarah, Julmars Martha, 16.989, $243; 3. Jordan, Allie, Holly D Bar Hancock, 17.028, $177

ACS Sunday 1D 1. Adams, Teigan, Sparky Smokes Sooner, 15.975, $64; 2. Reel, Sheri, Ezj Wrangler, 16.128, $42

4D 1. Dean, Lauren, Special Roo, 17.526, $284; 2. Helming, Jim, Ditz, 17.539, $218; 3. Fly, Mackenzie, Suzie, 17.603, $158

2D 1. Mevius, Jordan, Sheza Fuel Charger, 16.768, $54; 2. Shellstrom, Chamane, Jet San Tucker, 16.911, $36

5D 1. Ericsson, Karen, Cottons Cutter, 18.031, $233; 2. Fly, Mackenzie, Roxy, 18.099, $179; 3. Chynoweth, Shelly, Gray, 18.213, $130; 4. Ryan, Carolee, Bodego Bay, 18.256, $0

3D 1. Vansetten, Sarah, Julmars Martha, 16.989, $45; 2. Johnson, Shelly, Ls San Tivio, 17.133, $30

Senior Sunday 1D 1. Reel, Sheri, Ezj Wrangler, 16.128, $72; 2. Lautaret, Dolli, Down Home Daisy, 16.441, $48 2D 1. Hunter, Lois, Barnson A Streak, 16.833, $64; 2. Fitzgerald, Curtis, Rockheart Red, 16.844, $43 3D 1. Lopour, Jean, Jj Cimarron Six, 17.334, $55; 2. Dean, Lauren, Special Roo, 17.526, $37 4D 1. Helming, Jim, Starsky, 18.854, $48; 2. Finney, Jan, Buster, 19.424, $32 Youth Sunday 1D 1. Busch, Lindsey, Putter, 17.28,A$73 3D 1. Shellstrom, Rachel, Rio, 18.575, $56

5D 1. Ericsson, Karen, Cottons Cutter, 54.757, $95; 2. Keitz, Jeanne, Red Guys Beau, 56.339, $73; 3. Vandercreek, Samantha, Luke, 57.209, $53

Ranch Steakhouse Event Raises Nearly $9,000 for Rein in Cancer

The Ranch Steakhouse in Oklahoma City recently hosted a private dinner party in conjunction with the Ford American Quarter Horse Youth Association World Championship Show to raise $8,780 for 5D Rein in Cancer. 1. Shellstrom, Rachel, Rio, 18.575, $33; 2. Helming, “For three years now, the Rein in Nancy, Ditz, 18.616, $22 Cancer benefit at the Ranch Steakhouse has grown and continues to raise money Open for the nutritional support of our families Average and friends with cancer,” said Event Chair 1D Kerry Papendick. Her daughter, Ali, 1. Adams, Teigan, Sparky Smokes Sooner, 48.492, competed at Youth World Show and her $184; 2. Lautaret, Dolli, Down Home Daisy, 49.195, husband, Lew, is an orthopedic surgeon in $141; 3. Barnson, Jackie, Purdey Freckles Leo, their home of Rapid City, South Dakota. 49.26, $103 This year, more than 73 guests attended the special event, which included 2D a four-course dinner and beverages. There 1. Greenhalgh, Gena, Skipa Della Spurs, 50.683, was also outstanding musical $157; 2. Millhiser, Kathy, Gimmy A Reason, 51.018, entertainment provided by Ken Murray, $120; 3. Vansetten, Sarah, Julmars Martha, 51.02, assistant trainer at High Point $87 MONTH-SEP 2010 BUILT BY-P/U W/CHNGS DP IN HOUSE CRX’D Performance HorsesPROOF in Pilot Point, Texas, western entertainer Devon Dawson and 3D his band, and AQHA judge and trainer 1. Christensen, Kelly, Bet On Bay, 51.5, $129; 2. Don of Whitesboro,(10 Texas. Lopour, Jean, Jj Cimarron Six, 51.528, $99; 3. 1\2Bell Horizontal x 6.6) In its third year, the event has raised Griffith, Kristian, Josie, 51.546, $72

4D 1. Helming, Jim, Ditz, 17.539, $40; 2. Schur, Leslie, Pages Easy Money, 17.831, $27

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more than $20,000 to support the work of the Shirley Bowman Nutritional Clinic at the University of Oklahoma Cancer Institute. “Many cancer patients cannot fight their battle when malnourished,” Papendick said. “Thank you to all who came to the dinner. With your donations, you have provided months of nutritional support to many cancer patients.” The clinic was established with help from Rein in Cancer and by family and friends in honor of the memory of Shirley Bowman, who died in 2004 after a long and courageous battle with breast cancer. Shirley’s sister, “Shorty” Koger, owner of Shorty’s Caboy Hattery in Oklahoma City, was the driving force in encouraging support for the nutrition program at the OUCI. “This special event just keeps getting better and better. Each year we struggle to think of ways to top the year before and somehow the entertainment comes through” said Koger, a co-founder of Rein in Cancer. “This year’s event was just great and we truly appreciate everyone coming out and supporting our cause.” An equine-industry group, Rein in Cancer was created by Koger, Cheryl Magoteaux, and Tracie Anderson of the OU Cancer Institute in 2007 to recognize the willingness of the horse community to help with the fight against cancer. It has raised thousands upon thousands of dollars to support care for cancer patients, help fund treatment and contribute to the Shirley Bowman wing at the OU Cancer Institute in Oklahoma City. For information on Rein in Cancer, visit the web site at www.reinincancer.com.

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Loyal To The Brand “Whose bread I eat, his song I sing.” Old German Saying

I’d feel like a schmuck going anywhere else. And even though the grocery store is smaller, and not as well stocked as the other one in town, we still buy our groceries from the store where my wife worked all those years. They helped support us and how could we not support them in good conscience? I know this attitude is very much out of style and that many would think I’m a fool. I’m supposed to shop at Wal Mart, buy a Honda and buy my books online from Amazon. But Wal Mart never did anything for me, Honda never bought one of my FFA steers like a local Caterpillar dealer did, and Amazon won’t even sell my books any more because I’m not a big enough publisher. (Although they’ll gouge you on a used one.) Why should I give them any of my business? It may be irrational these days to remain loyal to brand names when the generic store brands are cheaper, but I just can’t bring myself to do it. I buy Craftsman tools because they are great tools and when one broke a long time ago Sears replaced it, no questions asked, just like they promised

else. So it broke my heart to see GM go broke. If I was in charge of GM I’d go to a different employee parking lot every have a multitude of faults and there are morning and fire every employee who many things I don’t like about myself. I showed up for work driving anything but a drive, talk and eat too fast and type too GM vehicle. I think it’s terrible to draw a slow. I have no patience, can be hotheaded good paycheck from a company and then at times, can’t keep a secret, and I worry not buy the product you helped build. constantly about things that will never I banked with the same bank that gave happen. Just to name a few of my many me my first loan as an FFA’er in high faults. I could go on and on but I think school until they were merged out of you get the picture. I am a man of many existence. And to this day I buy Union 76 foibles and frailties but there is one thing gasoline exclusively because they gave me that I do like about myself: I am loyal. a job in the oilfields during the summers It breaks my heart to see companies so that I could pay my way through that I’ve been loyal to go bankrupt or college. I am loyal to the publications that cease to exist. The first vehicle I ever run my column and I have never upped bought was a Chevy because a nearby my rates since I started writing a weekly General Motors dealer bought one of my column 27 years ago. I think it’s the least I Grand Champion steers when I was in can do for the companies that took a big high school. When I married and moved gamble on me. away my wife and I bought seven We use the same husband and wife OldsmobilesMONTH from the same wonderful mechanic shop toINsmog our vehicles CRX’D MAR 10 BUILT BY VSA HOUSEtest PROOF man who was extremely loyal to me. We because the wife shops in the grocery wouldn’t have thought to go anywhere store where my wife worked for 28 years.

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they would. I’ll only buy an Apple computer, even if they are more expensive, because they have served me well for over 25 years. I’ve been a lifelong customer of Mott’s Apple Sauce, Justin Boots, A and W Root Beer, J.C. Pennys, and Pendleton Woolen Mills because their products are consistently good and, like the true friends they have become, they have earned my loyalty. Old cowboys called such loyalty “ridin for the brand” and, as usual, the cowboys got it right. Although I may criticize our politicians and assorted alphabet agencies, you will never hear me criticize the United States of America. Some call such love of country “patriotism” but I still think of it as being loyal. I love my country for giving me the freedom and the opportunity to become all that I could be, and I will always be loyal to this country until the day that I die or it goes out of business. And unless more of us start shopping the same way, I’m sad to say, that’s a very real possibility. www.LeePittsbooks.com

September 2010 Chimp Robertson Hooker, Oklahoma

Philip: At a roping I recently attended, I made a clean head catch and when I dallied and turned, my rope popped off the saddle horn, so I kicked up and got another dally. The heeler picked up both hind feet and we got tight and faced, but the flagger waved us out. When I got my rope off the steer I rode back out to the flagger and asked him why he flagged us out and he said, “You fumbled your dally.” I said, “Yeah, I know, but I got another dally and the heeler got both hind feet and we faced tight,” and he replied, “No, you didn’t,” and rode off. Any comment?

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Chimp: If I understand, you are saying you had to kick up and re-dally and the heeler had not thrown his rope yet. You had complete control of the steer and dally when the heeler threw his rope. If that was the case, it sounds like the flagger dropped the flag too quickly. As a flagger, I would not have dropped the flag until the run was complete, no matter how many times you “fumbled your dally.” If I understand, when you turned off, your dally popped off. You then kicked up, re-dallied, your heeler threw his rope before you had complete control of the steer and legally turned with a dally. If that was the case, it sounds like it was actually a crossfire. Furthermore, when you face, both ropers must have a dally, both horses must have all four feet on the ground, in a straight line and both ropes tight. When the run is complete and both ropers have met the criteria, then the flagger should drop the flag and not before. You also must remember that different events have different rules. You must know the rules and understand the rules before you rope. I believe: “One Nation under God” Philip Murrah Pauls Valley, Oklahoma Thanks for the question, Chimp. Wrangler will be sending you a certificate for a new pair of jeans The opinions expressed are those of Philip Murrah, and not necessarily standardized by any organization. If you have a question for “Ask the Flagger” E-mail croper5609@sbcglobal.net Or Ask the Flagger 225 N. Trescott Ave. Battle Mountain, Nevada 89820

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Phone Whisperers

y friend and I were strolling through the local farmers’ market one day, when she suddenly began talking. I tried to answer her, even though I really didn’t know what she was talking about. This went on a few minutes – her talking, then me talking – when she finally turned toward me and lifted her hair. Underneath it was one of those bug-looking things people plug into their ears that I assume are cell phones. In the past, when we saw a person walking around talking when nobody else was in sight, we knew they were a bit “off the beam” because talking to no one is a sure giveaway the talker has lost his or her sanity. No more, evidently. Those folks with the bug-looking things stuck to their ears even gesture while talking. Amazing. Every time I see a person walking around with that growth-looking thing hanging from an ear I must stifle an urge to jerk it out and stomp it like you would a bug. Also, it appears those folks believe they’re IMPORTANT – so important they must be “on call” at all times. Have you noticed they talk really loud, too? Evidently, that’s so everyone within a quarter-mile hears the person’s conversation and becomes aware of the phone speaker’s importance. Years ago my husband had a two-way radio phone in his pickup. After about a month he took it out. “I don’t need to be available at all times,” he said. The phone thing sprouting from an ear would be anathema to him.

So I’ve been thinking (yeah, I know, that’s a dangerous thing for me). There might actually be a practical use for these bug thingies. What if we plug them into our working animals’ ears – like maybe dogs and horses? If you could whisper instructions to your working cow dog, that would be awesome. Those dogs already know the commands, so it would be a small matter to teach them to obey when they’re delivered in a very quiet manner. When that herd-quitting old cow decides to take off, you could just order her brought back in a quiet little voice. The best part would be mystifying the other cowhands. You could say, “My dog can read an old cow’s mind. Just watch,” as your dog circles the herd and brings the cranky old heifer back. Service dogs could conquer a whole new dimension. You and your dog could sneak up on a drug dealer and, without making any loud noises, tell your dog to bring the dealer down. The surprise factor would be great. What about our horses? They could be taught voice commands so we could drive a herd of cattle riding one horse and another working with no rider. For a cutting contest our horses would be unbeatable. We could just work without a bridle. Some cutting horses can do that, anyway, but this would be really nifty to watch. I have no problem putting those things in my animals’ ears, but I don’t want one stuck to my own head, thank you very much.

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Event Classified To place your event listing here call or email John English 505.890.1504 â&#x20AC;˘ jenglish@wspubs.com

SEPTEMBER

KEY

BR Bull Riding BRLS Barrels BKWY Breakaway CR Calf Roping HS Horse Sale

PRAC Practice ROD Rodeo RS Rough Stock SE Special Event SCH School

Zamora Roping Productions

NMHSRA Rodeo

September 4-5, 2010 Santa Fe Horse Park, Santa Fe, NM Kenny Zamora 505-469-4388

September 11-12, 2010 Grants Fairgrounds, Grants, NM Myra Skinner 575-760-8169 See Advertisement on page 51

TE Timed Event TP Team Penning TR Team Roping

ROD

Randy Lewis Enterprises Team Ropings

Thunder Mountain Challenge

Duel in the Desert Bull Riding

Every Tuesday & Wednesday Valencia County Horsemans Arena, Belen, NM Randy Lewis 719-482-8550

September 4-5, 2010 Wren Arena, Ft. Huachuca, AZ Scott McDaniel 520-455-5558

September 11-12, 2010 Eddy County Sheriff's Posse, Carlsbad, NM Charles Ortego 575-706-4338 Charles See Advertisement on page 64

ROD

C-T Rodeo

Wiseman Rodeo

Chilili Rodeo Club

Every Saturday Night C-T Rodeo Arena, Lubbock, TX Charlie Thompson 806-794-2317 See Advertisement on page 65

September 4-6, 2010 Wagon Mound Fairgrounds, Wagon Mound, NM Ron Wiseman 575-207-9834

September 12, 2010 Chilili Fairgrounds, Chilili, NM Fernando Gutierrez 505-286-1679

ROD

Flying M Roughstock Practice

Pine Country Classic

Rio Grand Classic

September 2010 Flying M, Queen Creek, AZ Robin Mayberry 480-987-0354 See Advertisement on page 64

September 4-6, 2010 Fort Tuthill County Fairgrounds, Flagstaff, AZ USTRC 214-968-0002

September 16, 2010 Rio Grand Livestock Auction, El Paso, TX Leslie Rios 915-858-0590 See Advertisement on page 30

Socorro County Fair & Rodeo Assoc.

The Roping Company

Navajo County Fair

September 3-4, 2010 Socorro Fairgrounds, Socorro, NM Marleen Greenwood 575-835-8131 See Advertisement on page 54

September 4-6, 2010 Linden Valley Arena, Show Low, AZ Jack Goodman 480-215-3180 See Advertisement on page 31

September 17-18, 2010 Navajo County Fairgrounds, Holbrook, AZ Mina Henning 928-524-4757 See Advertisement on page 66, 67 ROD

ROD Fuller Roping Production

95th Annual Sonoita Labor Day Rodeo

NMHSRA Rodeo

September 3-6, 2010 Mormon Lake, Mormon Lake, AZ Jack Fuller 928-692-8465

September 4-6, 2010 Sonoita Fairgrounds, Sonoita, AZ Tina Letarte 520-455-5553 See Advertisement on page 29

September 17-19, 2010 Alamogordo Fairgrounds, Alamogordo, NM Myra Skinner 575-760-8169 See Advertisement on page 51

ROD

Prewitt Labor Day Rodeo

J.B. and Wilma Kelly Memorial Barrel Race

Southern Colorado Classic

September 3-6, 2010 Prewitt Fairgrounds, Prewitt, NM Thelma Jo Elkins 505-240-2465

September 6, 2010 Socorro County Fairgrounds, Socorro, NM Laura Haines 575-418-7968 See Advertisement on page 71

September 17-19, 2010 Colorado State Fairgrounds, Pueblo, CO Kenny Zamora 505-469-4388 See Advertisement on page 32

BRLS

ROD Ranch Rodeo, Bronc Riding & Ranch Horse Challenge September 4, 2010 Taylor Fairgrounds, Taylor, AZ Ronnie Braswell 928-242-0227

Navajo Nation Big Bucks Roping

GCPRA

September 9-10, 2010 Navajo Nation Fairground Portable Arena, Window Rock, AZ Zane Dansie 801-599-1238

September 18, 2010 Duncan Fairgrounds, Duncan, AZ Shelly Howell 623-249-9506 See Advertisement on page 59

ROD

Southwest Calf Roping

GCPRA

Good Times Saddle Roping

September 4, 2010 Valencia Horsemens Arena, Belen, NM Corky Morrison 505-865-5432 See Advertisement on page 41

September 10-11, 2010 St. Johns Fairgrounds, St. Johns, AZ Shelly Howell 623-249-9506 See Advertisement on page 59

September 18-19, 2010 Boyd's Arena, Vanderwagon, NM Chasidy Phillips 505-879-4610 See Advertisement on page 30

ROD

M & R Roping Productions

High Stakes Invitational

AHSRA Rodeo

September 4-5, 2010 66 Arena, Cubero, NM Mathew Sanchez 505-238-4595

September 10-12, 2010 Bernalillo Co. Sheriff Posse Arena, Albuquerque, NM John English 505-239-7617 See Advertisement on page 12-13

September 18-19, 2010 Payson Fairgrounds, Payson, AZ 520-205-0062 See Advertisement on page 51

ROD

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M & R Roping Productions

ZD Cattle Company

NMHSRA Rodeo

September 18-19, 2010 Quemado Fairgrounds, Quemado, NM Mathew Sanchez 505-238-4595 See Advertisement on page 33

October 1-2, 2010 McGee Park, Farmington, NM Zane Dansie 801-599-1238 See Advertisement on page 37

October 9-10, 2010 Moriarty Fairgrounds, Moriarty, NM Myra Skinner 575-760-8169 See Advertisement on page 51

ROD

Mathews Land & Cattle Company

Kenny Young's Bullriding Classic

Mesalands C.C. Bareback Riding School

September 18-19, 2010 Mathews Arena, Las Vegas, NM Oren Mathews 505-425-6051 See Advertisement on page 34

October 2, 2010 Ken's Arena, Lake Powell, AZ Michelle McCabe 623-377-6696 See Advertisement on page 68

October 15-17, 2010 Quay County Fairgrounds, Tucumcari, NM C.J. Aragon 575-461-4413 x157 See Advertisement on page 69

ROD

2010 NMRA Finals

NMHSRA Rodeo

Bosque Farms Junior Rodeo Association

September 24-25, 2010 Valencia County Sheriff's Posse Arena, Belen, NM Janice Aragon 505-864-9428 See Advertisement on page 54

October 2-3, 2010 Artesia Fairgrounds, Artesia, NM Myra Skinner 575-760-8169 See Advertisement on page 51

October 16-17, 2010 Bosque Farms Arena, Bosque Farms, NM Russel Sullivan 505-720-0999 See Advertisement on page 61

ROD

Mathews Land & Cattle Company

GCPRA

International Indian Finals Rodeo

September 25, 2010 Andrews County Expo Arena, Andrews, TX Oren Mathews 505-425-6051 See Advertisement on page 35

October 2-3, 2010 Wilcox Fairgrounds, Wilcox, AZ Shelly Howell 623-249-9506 See Advertisement on page 59

October 20-24, 2010 McGee Park, Farmington, NM Edison Bitsui 505-264-5207 See Advertisement on page 69

TR Washburn Bucking Bulls

ROD Wayne Wilson Children’s Charity Rodeo & Carnival

September 25, 2010 Hidalgo County Fairgrounds, Lordsburg, NM Owen Washburn 575-313-3463 See Advertisement on page 42

Arizona Junior Rodeo Association

October 8, 2010 Cave Creek Memorial Rodeo Grounds, Cave Creek, AZ Luke or Gina Kraut 602-463-0347

ROD

October 23-24, 2010 Florence Fairgrounds, Florence, AZ Jodi Ivy 520-568-7457

ROD

Professional Team Ropers

Ft. Verde Days Bull Bash

NMHSRA Rodeo

September 26, 2010 Curry County Event Center, Clovis, NM Chad Nicholson 805-772-3012 See Advertisement on page 11

October 8-9, 2010 Community Center Soccer Field, Camp Verde, AZ Bob Weir 928-821-0489 See Advertisement on page 68

October 23-24, 2010 Lovington Fairgrounds, Lovington, NM Myra Skinner 575-760-8169 See Advertisement on page 51

ROD

Washburn Bucking Bulls

ZD Cattle Company

USTRC National Finals

September 26, 2010 Luna County Fairgrounds, Deming, NM Owen Washburn 575-313-3463 See Advertisement on page 42

October 8-9, 2010 Equestrian Center, South Jordan, UT Zane Dansie 801-599-1238 See Advertisement on page 37

October 23-31, 2010 Oklahoma State Fairgrounds, Oklahoma City, OK USTRC 214-968-0002 See Advertisement on page 14-15

Flag Hollow Ranch Arena

The Roping Company

AHSRA Rodeo

September 26, 2010 Lakeside, AZ Stephanie Peterson 928-587-2210

October 8-10, 2010 Apache Gold Pavilion, San Carlos, AZ Jack Goodman 480-215-3180 See Advertisement on page 17

October 28 State Fairgrounds, Phoenix, AZ 520-205-0062 See Advertisement on page 51

OCTOBER

ROD

Cowboys for Cancer Research

AHSRA Rodeo

October 9-10, 2010 Sproul Arena, Las Cruces, NM Scott Eschenbrenner 575-523-2812 See Advertisement on page 38

October 29-31, 2010 Wickenburg Fairgrounds, Wickenburg, AZ 520-205-0062 See Advertisement on page 51

ROD

Grant County Fair

Mathews Land and Cattle

Cowboy Oasis Team Ropings

October 1-2, 2010 Grant County Fairgrounds, Cliff, NM Pat Bearup 575-534-5030 See Advertisement on page 52

October 9-10, 2010 Bernalillo County Sheriff Posse, Albuquerque, NM Oren Mathews 505-425-6051 See Advertisement on page 36

October 31, 2010 Rocking Horse Ranch Arena, Moriarty, NM Crespin Padilla 505-934-8379 See Advertisement on page 39

ROD

ADVERTISERS’ INDEX

Maynard Buckles . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Mathews Land & Cattle Co. . . . . . . . . . . 34, 35, 36 Kenny McOsker . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Mesalands Community College. . . . . . . . 69 Clint Mortenson B Silver & Saddles . . . . . . . . . . 50 Bad Habits Productions . . . . . . 41 Bishop Trailer Sales. . . . . . . 40, 49 N Navajo County Fair. . . . . . . 66, 67 C

A A to Z Equipment Rentals & Sales . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Action Plus Photography. . . . . . 21 Arizona Ranch Real Estate . . . . 72

C-T Rodeo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Cactus Ropes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Casper Baca Rodeo Co. . . . 52, 53 Chical Haystack . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Cibola County Rodeo Series . . . 62 Classic Ropes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Corriente Saddle Company . . . . 23 Cowboy Oasis Arena. . . . . . . . . 39 Cowboys for Cancer Research . . 38

September 2010 MONDAY AUGUST 23

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

TR - Belen, NM, C1

RS PRAC - Queen Creek, AZ, 64

SEPTEMBER 1

TR - Belen, NM, C1

RS PRAC - Queen Creek, AZ, 64

ROD - Sonoita, AZ, 29 TR - Show Low, AZ, 31 TR - Mormon Lake, AZ, C1 ROD - Pruitt, AZ, C1 ROD - Wagon Mound, NM, C1 USTRC TR - Flagstaff, AZ, C1 BRLS - Socorro, NM, 71

TR - Belen, NM, C1

RS PRAC - Queen Creek, AZ, 64

TR - Window Rock, AZ, C1

O Old Mill. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 P Patagonia Steel LP. . . . . . . . . . 45 Professional Team Ropers Association . . . . . 10, 11 ProRodeoHorses.com . . . . . . . . 47 Kirk Purvis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

D R Dollar Center Trading & Pawn. . . . . . . . . . . 69 RV Master Techs LLC . . . . . . . . 21 Ranchero Saddlery. . . . . . . . . . 21 Rattler Ropes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 E Eddy County Sheriff’s Posse . . . 64 Red Bluff Buckles. . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Rio Grand Classic. . . . . . . . . . . 30 Ropers Sports News . . . . . . . . . 30 F Faith Foto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Running P Ropes . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Flying M Roughstock Practice . . 64 Running P Saddlery . . . . . . . . . 16 Freedom RV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 S Frontier Buckles . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Santa Cruz County Ft. Verde Days Bull Bash. . . . . . 68 Fair & Rodeo Association. . . . 29 Smith’s Rodeo Photos . . . . . . . 45 G Paul Springer Good Times Saddle Roping . . . . 30 Digital Photography . . . . . . . 19 Grant County Fair. . . . . . . . . . . 52 John Startt Lucky 777 . . . . . . . 27

October Issue Ad / Text Deadline

Labor Day 13

SE - El Paso, TX, 30

TR - Belen, NM, C1

RS PRAC - Queen Creek, AZ, 64

HS - El Paso, TX, 30

TR - Belen, NM, C1

RS PRAC - Queen Creek, AZ, 64

H T Heel-O-Matic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 The Roping Company . . . . . 17, 31 High Stakes Productions . . . 12-13 Town & Country Feed . . . . . . . . 68 Hubbard Trailer Sales . . . . . . . . 63 Town of Wickenburg . . . . . . . . . 24 I U Imperial Trailer Sales . . . . . . . . . 9 USTRC National Finals . . . . 14-15 International Indian Finals Rodeo . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 W Washburn Bucking Bulls. . . . . . 42 K J.B. and Wilma Kelly Memorial Barrel Race . . . . . . 71 Y Kenny Young’s Bull Riding Classic . . . . . . . . 68 L Long Saddlery . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Louie & The Dukes Classics. . . . 26 Z ZD Roping. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 M Zamora Roping M & R Roping Productions . . . . 33 Productions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Mailing Date for October Issue 27

SE - El Paso, TX, 30

TR - Belen, NM, C1

RS PRAC - Queen Creek, AZ, 64

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

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

SUNDAY 29

ROD - Reserve, NM, 54 ROD - Belen, NM, 54

ROD - Socorro, NM, 54 TR - Mormon Lake, AZ, C1 ROD - Pruitt, AZ, C1

ROD - Sonoita, AZ, 29, 59 TR - Show Low, AZ, 31 CR - Belen, NM, 41 ROD - Socorro, NM, 54 ROD - Lubbock, TX, 65 TR - Mormon Lake, AZ, C1 ROD - Pruitt, AZ, C1 ROD - Taylor, AZ, C1 TR - Cubero, NM, C1 TR - Santa Fe, NM, C1 ROD - Ft. Huachuca, AZ, C1 ROD - Wagon Mound, NM, C1 USTRC TR - Flagstaff, AZ, C1

ROD - Sonoita, AZ, 29, 59 TR - Show Low, AZ, 31 TR - Mormon Lake, AZ, C1 ROD - Pruitt, AZ, C1 TR - Cubero, NM, C1 TR - Santa Fe, NM, C1 ROD - Ft. Huachuca, AZ, C1 ROD - Wagon Mound, NM, C1 USTRC TR - Flagstaff, AZ, C1

TR - Albuquerque, NM 12-13 TR - Window Rock, AZ, C1 ROD - St. Johns, AZ, 59

TR - Albuquerque, NM 12-13 BR - Carlsbad, NM, 64 ROD - Lubbock, TX, 65 ROD - Grants, NM, 51 ROD - St. Johns, AZ, 59

TR - Albuquerque, NM 12-13 BR - Carlsbad, NM, 64 BR - Chilili, NM, C1 ROD - Grants, NM, 51

USTRC TR - Pueblo, CO, 32 ROD - Holbrook, AZ, 54, 66, 67, 59 ROD - Almogordo, NM, 51

TR - Vanderwagen, NM, 30 USTRC TR - Pueblo, CO, 32 TR - Quemado, NM, 33 TR - Las Vegas, NM, 34 ROD - Holbrook, AZ, 54, 66, 67, 59 ROD - Lubbock, TX, 65 ROD - Payson, AZ, 51 ROD - Almogordo, NM, 51 ROD - Duncan, AZ, 59

TR - Vanderwagen, NM, 30 USTRC TR - Pueblo, CO, 32 TR - Quemado, NM, 33 TR - Las Vegas, NM, 34 ROD - Payson, AZ, 51 ROD - Almogordo, NM, 51

ROD - Belen, NM, 54

TR -Andrews, TX, 35 BR - Lordsburg, NM, 42 ROD - Belen, NM, 54 ROD - Lubbock, TX, 65

TR - Clovis, NM, 11 BR - Deming, NM, 42 ROD - Belen, NM, 54 TR - Lakeside, AZ, C2

OCTOBER 1

TR - Farmington, NM, 37 ROD - Cliff, NM, 52

TR - Farmington, NM, 37 ROD - Cliff, NM, 52 ROD - Lubbock, TX, 65 BR - Page, AZ, 68 ROD - Artesia, NM, 51 ROD - Willcox, AZ, 59

ROD - Artesia, NM, 51 ROD - Willcox, AZ, 59

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