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he problem with the annual November Competitorial is that the deadline always falls in a void. As I muddle through the choice of topics, there’s plenty to talk about, it’s just that none of it has quite happened. The New Mexico Rodeo Association Finals, gets underway this evening, concluding what I think is a comeback season for the organization after feeling the effects of some tough economic times in recent years. It’s been no easy road, and there is still a lot of ground to gain before the organization can regain its former status, but things have definitely been heading in the right direction over the course of the past couple years. This year’s finals has geared up to be a good one, with a lot of the championship races to be determined at the two-day finals itself… just the way it should be. And of course, tomorrow (as I write this) the United States Team Roping Championships, National Finals of Team Roping gets underway. Over the next eight days, team ropers from all across the country will make the annual trek to Oklahoma City and compete for over three million in cash and prizes. Unquestionably the largest working-class cowboy event in the world, there will be a plethora of topics from the event to discuss in a week from now… but that’s for next month. So, normally this would be another column with not much to write about other than the

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anticipation of what might happen in the events of the next few days, and hope that whatever is written doesn’t prove to be nonsensical in the aftermath. But this month is different. In a couple of weeks, the exhausting, and seemingly endless process of electing a new president will conclude, with about half of the people disappointed and the other half elated over the outcome. As a confirmed cynic, I think I see it a little differently than the average voter. Without getting all philosophical, I just have to say that it all seems to me to be a circus, where one act tries to outdo the other by any and all means. Ideas and differing visions of past and future serve only as a rouse for the real underlying differences between the two parties/candidates. It’s not complicated at all… in fact it’s quite simple… and I have to say, embarrassingly disappointing. It all comes down to this… Are we for sale, and what’s our price? Though the answer to the second part of the question is most likely the determining factor in the candidate you choose, it’s the first part that is the most disappointing. Unfortunately, most all of us have become prostitutes, many unknowingly or unwillingly, but prostitutes nonetheless. It sounds cliché, but it comes as the result of a bloated government structure, that although may have had good intentions, continued on page 7

Cover: (top) Barrel racing action from the 2012 New Mexico NBHA Finals PHOTO COURTESY OF POUNDING HOOVES (bottom) Action from the 2012 Bull Bash in Camp Verde, Arizona PHOTO COURTESY OF KAREN TUDOR

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Bull Bash and the Southwestâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Best Cliff Castle Casino & Hotel Presents Ft. Verde Days Bull Bash 2012 ctober 12 and 13, 2012 was full of excitement and bone crushing wrecks and terrific rides in Camp Verde, Arizona during the yearly tradition of Ft. Verde Days. Cliff Castle Casino & Hotel presented Ft. Verde Days Bull Bash 2012. The proceeds from this event went to the Camp Verde High School Wrestling program and Camp Verde Wrestling Scholarship fund. The event was a produced by Bob and Daria Weir from Camp Verde. The stock was supplied by Broken Slash P Bucking Bulls (Jessie Pettigrew) from Casa Grande, AZ and Cody Resor from V Heart Rodeo from Wilcox, AZ. Rick Lehman (Gilbert, AZ) was the rodeo announcer. Ron Jackson (Phoenix) and Lane Cathcart (Phoenix) were the bull riding judges. Chance Barnes (Farmington, NM) did the bullfighting duties. Bob Weir (Camp Verde, AZ) was the rodeo clown and barrelman. Daria Weir and Tina Moore (Camp Verde, AZ) were the secretaries, Betty Weir (Camp Verde) was the timer, Mario Chagolla, Tracy Tudor and Jim Bowser (Camp Verde) were the manager of the ticket booth and Steve Strickland & Marlin Parker (Camp Verde) were the arena directors and Cliff Castle Casino Marketing Director Toni Averitt. The event was a great success. Friday and Saturday nights were outstanding crowds filled with hilarious entertainment and action packed bull riding. We added a mini-bullriding during the Open Bull Riding performances and the crowd enjoyed watching them buck. The money raised for the wrestling program will help the wrestlers buy needed equipment, continue to improve and update the wrestling room and assist with travel expenses to tournaments and the Camp Verde New Breed Wrestling Club. The ages of the wrestlers benefitting from the event are from 4 years old to 20 years old. Some of the money will be placed in the Camp Verde Wrestling Scholarship fund. The scholarship is given to two Camp Verde High School senior wrestler. The bull riding has

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helped continue this scholarship fund for several years now and many Camp Verde graduates have been able to attend college with the assistance of this money. There was a kids rodeos held this year on Saturday, Oct. 13th and the turn out was amazing. We had over 35 sheep riders each day, 10 stick horse racers each day, 10 calf riders each day, 5 steer riders each day, and 5 Junior bull riders. The crowd loved seeing the next generation of rodeo competitors. A special thanks to all of the sponsors, donors, and workers. Without the gracious sponsors and workers, Bull Bash 2012 would not have become reality. Days Bull Bash 2012: Cliff Castle Casino & Hotel Ft. Verde Dayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Bull Bash Camp Verde, AZ October 7 & 8, 2011 Open Bull Riding 1. Jeff Adler Wickenburg 78 $980 2. Kyle Coppinger Winkelman 75 $588 3. Wyatt Betoney Tonalea 71 $392

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Saving a Life – Bullfighter Action at the 2012 Bull Bash

Classifications - Why everyone can’t be a #3 By Ty Yost

eam roping conversations used to be more about catching steers than about other’s classifications. Today, ropers are becoming too concerned with their classification. Let me be clear . . . Not every roper can be a #3 or #4! It’s almost out of hand there are ropers who have been roping their entire lives who want to be #3 ropers! If you’re wondering about your own number or someone else’s, here are some general rules for classifications (these are Ty’s rules): #5 Roper – This is an amateur roper. Probably 50 percent of NAA ropers fit this classification. They can ride, handle their rope, and on any given day put three good runs together. #4 Roper – This is reserved for the bottom 40 percent of amateur ropers. Heelers catch about five out of ten; headers catch about seven out of 10 (and not in front of the chute). These ropers have more difficulty putting together three smooth runs. #3 Roper – This is someone who catches about 30 percent of their cattle. That’s easy to remember – #3 equals a 30% catch rate. Team roping is a mature sport; most ropers are classified correctly. There are concerns out there – especially about the young kids who get better each year. However, the USTRC does a terrific job staying on top of it daily. Classifications are designed to offers ropers of different abilities a chance to be competitive. And it works. However, it’s also set up to drive people and build the sport. If you are content with your roping abilities, then I applaud you. But if you still have a desire to win and compete at the best of your ability and to become better, then the classification system allows you to grow. The biggest compliment you can receive in team roping is a letter or phone call saying your classification number has been raised. That means you have been turning heads and even more importantly, winning. Maybe your age, health, even your abilities have you grounded in your current classification, but if you’re a competitor—which if you rope, you are—then you can always maintainthat hope that you’ll progress and become better.

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

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ON-SITE ENTRY • CASH ONLY

Open (with #15 Incentive) $150/roper. Enter 2 times, maximim • 5-steer, Progressive after 1 • Any comb. of Incentive / Non-incentive • Must qualify to short round to receive Tour Points #15 Handicap $100/roper. Enter 3 times • 5-steer, Progressive after 1 • #14 team -2 sec. off • #13 & under team - 4 sec. off #13 Handicap $100/roper. Enter 3 times • 5-steer, Progressive after 1 • #12 team - 2 sec. off • #11 & under team - 4 sec. off #12, #11 #10, #9 $100/roper. Enter 3 times maximum • 4-steer, Progressive after 1 • #12 (with #11 Incentive) #11 (with #10 Incentive) • #10 capped at an Elite #6 (with #9 Incentive) • #9 capped at an Elite #5 (with #8 Incentive) • Top 20 teams to the short round • Top 30 to short round in #9 only. Gold Plus #12 (with #10 Incentive) $100/roper. Enter 3 times, maximum • 4-steer, Progressive after 1 • Any comb. of Incentive / Non-incentive • Gold Plus members 25 years and over only • Top 3 Average teams and Incentive Average teams receive $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings Gold Plus #10 capped at an Elite #5 (with #9 Incentive) $100/roper. Enter 3 times, maximum • 4-steer, Progressive after 1 • Any comb. of Incentive / Non-incentive • Gold Plus members 25 years and over only • Top 3 Average teams and Incentive Average teams receive $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings #8 Pick/Draw, (capped at a #4) $120/roper. Pick 1, Draw 1 or Draw 2 • 3-steer, Progressive after 1 • #7 team - 2 sec. off • 6 & under 3 sec. off • No Incentive • Top 30 teams to the short round.

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Team Ropers Step Up!

hat started out as an idea to help a local organization turned out to be a giant step towards many bright futures. The Horns and Heels Team Roping and Gala held in Amarillo, Texas was much bigger than a team roping, it was the beginning of a project that will aid many people who suffer from disabilities. However, it was a team roping and a big one at that. In fact, the event paid out a tremendous amount of cash and prizes, making it a win-win all the way around. The ADVO is an organization in West Texas that supports and is active in the lives of people with physical disabilities. They have begun a quest to broaden the horizons of these folks in and around the Amarillo area and are continuing to grow. The ADVO has put together a plan to build a place where people with disabilities can go and enjoy themselves. This includes a park and Gymnasium that will include functional equipment and resources for people with handicaps.

Carla Hughes who works with ADVO is one of the members pushing for this project and working on finding the funds available to build it. Between her and her husband Todd, they put together the idea of hosting a team roping to start raising the seed money to begin the project. At the end of the roping, substantial money was raised and the future of the park and Gymnasium is much closer to becoming a real place for so many people to enjoy. The roping itself was one to brag about. Throughout the September 28-30 weekend, a total of $306,000 in cash alone was handed out. In addition, high money headers and heelers won 16 ft. Stock Trailers each day, Average winners of each roping won Coats trophy saddles, second place winners won Gist buckles and third place winners won Cactus Leather rope bags. Combining the cash and prizes, the event was well stocked in the award department. Although the weekend only had two

days, Saturday and Sunday, of team roping action, Friday night kicked things off with a Gala. There was lots to do at the Gala with the main attraction, Nashville, Recording Artist, Lee Brice tacking center stage. Brice helped fuel the evening and everyone in attendance enjoyed themselves and helped make money for ADVO. Ropers were welcomed to five ropings, including an #13 World Series Qualifier, #12 World Series Qualifier, #11 World Series Qualifier and #10 World Series Qualifier, as well as a #13 Warm up roping that kicked the weekend’s events off. There were a total of 1,389 teams who competed for what turned out to be huge payouts. Producer Chris Francis held the reins of the roping and pulled it off like the veteran producer he is. “The roping was awesome,” said Todd Hughes. “I can’t believe how good it was and Chris did a fantastic job working the roping.”

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Although ropers had a chance to fill their pockets with greenbacks and win really great prizes, it was their help outside the arena fence that contributed to the success of the money the roping helped raise for ADVO. With many ropers attending the Gala, as well as the numerous people who reached into their pockets for other things such as the trailer raffle, and a 50/50 raffle, the money sent to ADVO reached $250,000. “There is not enough I can say about

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the team ropers,” said Carla Hughes. “Their support being there and their donations helped tremendously.” Others who stood out substantially in support of the event included the World Series of team Roping for giving them a chance to host World Series Qualifier event, as well as Stetson, who’s sponsorship of the event included clothing and a

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#12 WSTR Average Champions, Toby Joe Truby and Rance Bray - $17,630

fashion show during the Gala. Hughes Trailers was a big sponsor, as was Kimrod Transportation and Amarillo Truck Center. Gebos and Cactus Ropes were also involved in the event throughout the weekend. The sport of team roping has become more than a weekend hobby sport. When it can be the main focus behind such an event as this and help raise $250,000 for a great organization such as ADVO, the sport can be recognized as something great. Ropers should be proud to have been part of this event and the city of Amarillo will be happy to welcome them back, time and time again for more great events. For those who pushed through and claimed part of the tremendous payout, that is just a bonus. Congratulations to all of the ropers who won money, or prizes, Chris Francis for helping produce a great event, the hard work of both Todd and Carla Hughes and for ADVO who benefited in a big way from everyone who enjoyed the event.

Horns & Heels Roping - ADVO Amarillo, TX September 29-30, 2012 #13 WSTC 267 Teams Average 1. Gabe Trujillo, Peralta, NM / Mike Martinez, Los Lunas, NM, 30.97, $14,500; 2. Boon Daniel, Dumas, TX / Adam Worthen, Springfield, CO, 32.15, $10,720; 3. Derek Reeves, Boone, CO / Joaquin Huntington, Hesperus, CO, 33.15, $7,570; 4. Doug Chandler, Amarillo, TX / Justin Price, La Veta, CO, 33.19, $6,310; 5. Shelly Granzin, Dripping Spings, TX / Cary Joe Needham, Dripping Springs, TX, 33.65, $5,680; 6. Travis Regensberg, Las Vegas, NM / Frank Padilla, Las Vegas, NM, 33.83, $5,050; 7. Randy Barnes, Pilot Point, TX / Rick Rosaschi, Gainesville, TX, 33.86, $3,780; 8. Carlos Ortiz, Tucumcari, NM / Lathe May, Portales, NM, 34.51, $3,150; 9. Floyd Lee, Grants, NM / Kyle Roundy, Grants, NM, 34.71, $2,520; 10. Nick Griggs, Amarillo, TX / Ben Blue, Dumas, TX, 35.9, $1,900; 11. Micah Lynch, Meeker, OK / Adam Wilson, Shawnee, OK, 39.09, $1,900 Fast TM 1. Gary Clements, Vega, TX / Joe Hughes, Canyon, TX, 11.92, $1,000

#12 WSTR 338 Teams Average 1. Toby Joe Truby, Shallowater, TX / Rance Bray, Dumas, TX, 39.29, $17,630; 2nd. Jerry Trujillo, Portales, NM / Taylor Pettigrew, Tatum, NM, 32.36, $13,620; 3. Richard O. Lynam, Syracuse, KS /

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Frank Padilla, Las Vegas, NM, 32.69, $9,620; 4. Jackie Hobbs, Stephenville, TX / Taylor Mitchell, Midland, TX, 33.26, $7,210; 5. Lari Dee Guy, Abilene, TX / Sonny Pate, Merkel, TX, 34.02, $6,410; 6. Tyler Riggan, Lubbock, TX / Johnny Guess, Colorado City, TX, 34.53, $5,610; 7. Eric Peterson, Dalhart, TX / Tyrell Reynolds, Tribune, KS, 34.54, $4,810; 8. Randy Matheney, Alamogordo, NM / Earl Purcella, Roswell, NM, 35.08, $4,010; 9. Q.B. Cobb, Canyon, TX / Mario Paoliello, Canyon, TX, 35.36, $3,200; 10. Jessica Vigil, Olustee, OK / Jeremy Stewart, Fox, OK, 35.36, $3,200; 11. Mark Adams, Dimmitt, TX / Lloyd Lujan, Hereford, TX, 35.64, $2,400; 12. Derek Reeves, Boone, CO / Shane Dockrey, Shawnee, OK, 35.72, $2,400 Fast TM 1. Heath Mitchell, Canadian, TX / Kent Thiessen, Elk City, OK, 7.88, $1,000 #11 WSTR 320 Teams Average 1. Kenny Drake, Sayre, OK / Brad Thrash, Cheyenne, OK, 33.3, $16,680; 2. Kirk Jones, Lamesa, TX / John Robert Anderson, Gail, TX, 36.4, $12,890; 3. Mike Leatherwood, Clovis, NM / Randy Ragland, Texico, NM, 36.73, $9,100; 4. Troy Snook, Ford, KS / Burton James, Dodge City, KS, 37.19, $6,820; 5. Loagan Helton, Pampa, TX / Ben T. Barnes, Sayre, OK, 38.31, $6,060; 6. Guy Elliott, Vernon, TX / Brandon Hughes, Sayre, OK, 38.88, $5,310; 7. Ralph Taton, Beaver, OK / Tyrel A Taton, Beaver, OK, 38.97, $4,550; 8. Mike K Rider, Wideman, AR / Hayden Tooley, Borger, TX, 39.25, $3,790; 9. Johnny Cox, Alto, NM / Shelly

Granzin, Dripping Springs, TX, 39.31, $3,030; 10. Phy Lord, Lamar, CO / Scott VanderHamm, Ingalls, KS, 39.87, $3,030; 11. Wayne Smith, Dickens, TX / Tim Bowers, Seagraves, TX, 41.59, $2,270; 12. Alex Finck, Tulia, TX / Trevor Peterson, Nazareth, TX, 41.92, $2,270 Fast TM 1. Jerry Bailey, Pauls Valley, OK / Wallace Berryhill, Bluewater, NM, 12.76, $1,000 #10 WSTR 314 Teams Average 1. John Copeland, Lubbock, TX / Wade Smith, Smyer, TX, 37.82, $16,360; 2. Doug Chandler, Amarillo, TX / Jamey Maxwell, Borger, TX, 41.39, $12,640; 3. Cody Custer, Elk City, OK / Tim Drury, Olustee, OK, 41.51, $8,920; 4. Donnie Johnston, Canadian, TX / Mark Vinson, Eunice, NM, 41.59, $6,700; 5. Marty Seeley, Amarillo, TX / Monte Anderson, Clayton, NM, 42.8, $5,950; 6. Larry Hendricks, Tulia, TX / Ed Hale, Plainview, TX, 43.54, $5,210; 7. Jana Smith, Carlsbad, NM / Tim Bowers, Seagraves, TX, 45.17, $4,460; 8. Doug Chandler, Amarillo, TX / Michael Liles, Tucumcari, NM, 45.56, $3,720; 9. Kasey Lumpkin, San Angelo, TX / Gary Coats, San Angelo, TX, 45.95, $2,970; 10. Kyle Miller, Wichita Falls, TX / Gary Jacobs, Vernon, TX, 46.09, $2,970; 11. Rob Patrick, Campo, CO / Jerry Webb, Goodwell, OK, 46.48, $2,230; 12. Julie Gibson, Los Lunas, NM / Bradley Bass, Millsap, TX, 46.7, $2,230 Fast TM James Masters, Wheeler, TX / Blake Williamson, Friona, TX, 10.81, $1,000

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Zamora Reins in Santa Fe World Series

amora Roping Productions hosted a World Series Qualifier in the capital city of New Mexico. Ropers by the dozens made their way to Santa Fe for a chance to win big, and win big they did. The two day event, September 22 and 23 hosted six events, including the four WSTR Qualifiers and two warm up events. The event kicked off with a #13 warm up roping where the team of Gabe Trujillo and Randy Sanchez took the win and pocketed $1,140 in cash The #13 WSTR Qualifier was next and it was here where the first big money of the weekend was handed out. Ropers Taylor Puckett and Grady Pierce roped their way to victory and won $4,200 in cash.Then it was on to the #12 WSTR to wrap up the dayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s events. The team that finished the day in the winners spotlight was Javier Chavez and Cavin Jacobs. They roped smooth and earned $5,040. The next day kicked off with a #11

Warm Up event. Taylor Puckett once again hit the pay window, this time on the heel side, roping with Robert Martinez. They won $2,424. The #11 WSTR watched the team of Ross Long and Rudy Benavidez head to the number one Average position where they won $6,912. Finishing the day off, the team of Robert Martinez and Hector Lucero won the #10 WSTR and collected $7,008 for their hard work. Congratulations to all of the WSTR Winners in Santa Fe and to Zamora Roping Productions for another successful event. Zamora Roping Productions World Series Qualifier Santa Fe, New Mexico September 22-23, 2012 #13 Warm Up Roping 1. Gabe Trujillo / Randy R. Sanchez, 41.38, $1,140; 2. Chuck Thompson / James Gililland, 43.36, $760

#13 World Series Qualifier 1. Taylor Puckett / Grady Pierce, 33.03, $4,200; 2. James Gililland / Lonnie Wright, 34.77, $2520; 3. Walt Arnold / Benjie Lopez, 35.46, $1,680 #12 World Series Qualifier 1. Javier Chavez / Cavin Jacobs, 31.62, $5,040; 2. Jerry Trujillo / Eric Mascarenas, 33.75, $3,024; 3. Robert Martinez / Michael Martinez, 34.22, $2,016 #11 Warm Up 1. Robert Martinez / Taylor Puckett, 35. 59, $2,424; 2. Jose Mendiaz / Jose Mendiaz Coronado35.63, $1,818; 3. Chip Roberts / Michael Acuna, 35.86, $1,212; 4. Robert Martinez / Chris Perez, 37.47, $606 #11 World Series Qualifier 1. Ross Long / Rudy Benavidez, 35.28, $6,912; 2. John Berry / Matt Stockton, 36.06, $5,184; 3. Patrick Hinds / Jared Gonzales, 36.88, $3,456; 4. Larry Desmond / John Wilken, 37.64, $1,728 #10 World Series Qualifier 1. Robert Martinez / Hector Lucero, 37.95, $7,008; 2. Bill McDowell / Cavin Jacobs, 39.29, $5,256; 3. Jana Smith / Matt Stockton, 42.08, $3,504; 4. Patrick Hinds / Gabe Trujillo, 43.41, $1,752

#13 World Series Qualifier champions, Taylor Puckett and Grady Pierce earned $4,200

#12 World Series Qualifier champions, Javier Chavez and Cavin Jacobs earned $5,040

#11 World Series Qualifier champions, Ross Long and Rudy Benavidez earned $6,912

#10 World Series Qualifier champions, Robert Martinez and Hector Lucero earned $7,008

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Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Your Lucky Number?

opers, the winter team roping season is here and that means all of the big ropings of the Southwest are once again inviting you to enter up for a chance to be one of this seasonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s big winners. One of the biggest events is just around the corner. The Lucky 777 team roping has become one of the dominating events of the season and as ropers know, it is one of the not-to-miss events. The Mojave Crossing Event Center in Bullhead City will play host to this event. It will open up its doors on December 7-9, 2012 for three days of team roping excitement. With lots of great payouts, plenty of action and the chance to catch some of the early season big payouts, this event has it all. It will kick off on Friday with a #13 Handicap roping. This roping will be served up as a warm up roping to ropers who enter up. They will have a chance at some of the early payouts, as well as an opportunity to test the ground, rope a few steers, get a feel for the action and, last but not least, win a little money. Saturday will be the first of the big ropings of the weekend. The #15 roping will kick off at 9 a.m. and with plenty of money in the payout, as well as Skyline trophy saddles and Gist buckles waiting to be handed to the winners of the roping, you can bet this roping will be filled. Following the #15 will be The Jim Hamilton Memorial roping. This will be a #10 Century roping with $250 fees. With loads of money available, as well as prizes available to the winners, you can bet this event will also be full of team roping action. Sunday will play out with an #10, $500 per man entry fee roping. Again, Skyline saddles and Gist buckles will be on the prize list. With the influx of ropers hitting the Arizona soil for their snowbird vacations, and a need to get entered up and ready for the season ahead, you can bet this roping will be packed with ropers. Be sure you are among the ropers heading to Bullhead City in early December to be part of this great event.

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The USTRC Formats in 2013 What’s New? Courtesy of SuperLooper Magazine and Ben Clements

s you read this the Cinch USTRC National Finals of Team Roping will be well underway or wrapped up. Many team ropers will have earned life changing amounts of money and unbelievable prizes. The USTRC, however, has been in the planning mode and will make some additions and revisions to its Formats for the new season. Here’s a brief summary by division of what to expect in 2013. Once again the Open Division will be an optional roping for producers. That means they can choose to have it or not. The roping will have two options, with one being a pick/draw. Open ropers will still have to opportunity to compete in the Priefert US Open Tour race to vie for their share of the $30,000 year end bonus money, however, qualification to the US Open Championships will only require participation at one USTRC sanctioned or special affiliate event. The #15 and #13 Divisions will again be handicap ropings, but will be determined on a four steer average. The seconds will be taken off after the third steer. In the #15 Division a #14 team will receive a 1.5 second handicap and a #13 and below team will receive a 3 second handicap. In the #13 Division a #12 team will receive a 1.5 second handicap and a #11 and below team will receive a 3 second handicap. The #12, #12 Gold Plus, #11, #10 and #9 Divisions will all stay the same for 2013. They will have incentives within them and be four steer averages with the incentive average being determined on three steers. The #10 Division will be capped at an Elite #6 and the #9 Division will be capped at an Elite #5. All Divisions will take the top 20 teams to the short round, with the exception of the #9 Division, where 30 teams will advance to the short round. This year there will be a #10 Gold Plus (capped at an Elite #5) Division added to every sanctioned event. This roping will be open to Gold Plus members age 25 and older and will feature three different format options to

be chosen by the producer. Option 1 will have $150 entry fees and ropers may enter two times. Option 2 will feature $100 entry fees and ropers may enter two times. Option 3 will have $100 entry fees, but ropers will be allowed to enter three times. Again, each producer will choose the format that best fits their Sunday schedule. Producers of events with a history of having large team counts in the #9 and #8 divisions will likely opt for an 8:00 a.m. start, enter twice format at $150 per roper in order to better manage Sunday’s already busy schedule. All options will be four steer averages and there will be a #9 Incentive

determined after three steers. This roping will be a great addition to the 2013 formats. The #8 Pick/Draw will remain the same, with two options for the producer to choose from. Option 1 will have $180 entry fees and will allow ropers to enter one time with a partner and then draw two more or the roper my draw all three runs. In Option 2 the entry fees are #120 per roper and the entry will be enter one time and draw one or draw two. The #8 in both options the roping will be capped at a #4 and they will be three steer averages. Note: with the addition of the #10 Gold Plus roping on Sundays, ropers should expect Producers to more often choose the #8 Pick/Draw Option 2. We certainly appreciate the input from ropers and our producers to continue to further the sport of team roping. Enjoy a great 2013 season and best of luck to all.

Chase Tryan Joins the Heel-O-Matic Team Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (WNFR) qualifier Chase Tryan has joined roping machine manufacturer Heel-O-Matic’s endorsement team. Tryan, 22, is a professional heeler from Helena, Mont. and has qualified for his first WNFR with team roping partner and Heel-OMatic endorsee Keven Daniel. Tryan was in a life-threatening car accident several years ago and used a Heel-O-Matic machine to rehabilitate. “My family pitched in and bought me a Heel-O-Matic after my accident,” says Tryan, “I couldn’t ride, so I stood on a platform and roped the machine during recovery. I’m very excited to be on the Heel-O-Matic team.” Heel-O-Matic looks forward to the partnership with Tryan according to Chip Bruegman, the company’s general manager. “Chase is a young talent who really shows his ability and character in the arena,” says Bruegman. “We’re glad he joined our team and we are excited to watch him continue to have more and more success in his rodeo and roping career.” With the addition to the Heel-O-Matic team, Tryan will join over two-dozen accomplished ropers with 35 collective world championships.

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NBHA State Finals The 2012 New Mexico NBHA State Finals is now in the record books. With over 300 entries over the three-day show we saw a lot of fast times on some great horses. The payout for the weekend including prizes was over $18,000. The Open D winners received saddle certificates from Coriente Saddles; and a Wild Card entry for the World Championships. The Senior and Youth winners received a trophy buckle. Second and third place in each division and class received custom leather accessories and horse blankets. We had some wheelbarrel races and stick-horse races before the awards ceremony with just about everyone participating. It was hilarious to watch and the race weekend was just fun for all that attended. NBHA State Director Francie LeBow

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BART CLENNON Last Living Original Rodeo Pioneer

Bart Clennon, Ely, Nevada and Livermore, California

n sharp contrast to rodeos of today, back in 1945 Madison Square Garden’s “World Championship Rodeo” in New York was a grueling fifty performances over a thirty-day period! A man named Bart Clennon won the saddle bronc riding contest at that show. As a matter of fact, he won many bronc riding championships in the early days of rodeo: Reno, Nevada; Fort Worth, Texas; San Angelo, Texas; Burwell, Nebraska; Red Bluff, California; Salt Lake City, Utah; Deadwood, South Dakota, Miles City, Montana; Kissimmee, Florida and Boston Garden to name a few. Bart says, “I never kept any records, but I know that I made a living rodeoing for over twenty years.” While Bart’s rodeo resume is quite impressive, what is even more notable is that he is the last living person of the original sixty-one fellows who signed the famous “Boston Garden strike document,” then walked out of performing at the rodeo in 1936. This led to an eventual formation of the Cowboy Turtles Association (CTA), the predecessor of the Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association (PRCA). Even more impressive than that, Bart Clennon was born in Aberdeen, South Dakota in 1910, making him 102 years of age on November 5, 2012! Clennon, who has lived for many years now in the Tucson, Arizona area—

a few miles north and west of the back entry road to old Tucson Studios—with his two sons, Bart Jr. and Terrance, has many memories of rodeo. His family went with him during much of his career and they saw many things together. Not all that happened on the rodeo trail was glamour and nostalgia though, as is often reported. The family recalls a tragic event in 1946 when two Army bombers collided mid-air as they performed for the crowd in Great Falls, Montana during the state fair. Bart and a friend were working stock behind the chutes when debris fell everywhere, killing over twenty horses and at least eight men. Bart also recalls about the early days of rodeo, “We didn’t always get paid for winning. Sometimes the winners were determined (unofficially of course) before the show even started. But other times when you did win, the contractor may not pay the prize money out. We were kind of at the mercy of the producer in those early days.” It was not all that bad, however. As a matter of fact, most of it was good times and Clennon had this to say about getting started in the sport, “Back in those days, you would work for those old ranchers and farmers and make maybe $1 per day. Then those old tightwads would deduct days when the wind blew too hard or it stormed and you couldn’t work. So when I won $35

dollars at my first rodeo, I was hooked.” That was Ash Creek, South Dakota and the year was 1928. He went on to work for several different rodeos and wild west shows (there was not much difference between them at the time) and sometimes got on as many as thirty to forty broncs per week! In part, due to grievances listed above, in 1936, at the Boston Garden rodeo, cowboys who were fed up with the status quo of rodeo production at the time decided to stand up for themselves, demanding better treatment. It was not easy. First off, Colonel W.T. Johnson, the producer, had paid to ship most of the contestants and their horses to Boston by train from out West. He also had sponsored rooms for a good many, making most of the cowboys indebted to him in some manner. When the cowboys threatened to strike if certain demands were not met, he told them they would have to find their own way home if they did, he would do his best to strand them in the East. Clennon remembers being worried, but the cowboys stuck together and walked out on the first of thirty scheduled performances. Johnson attempted to put the show on without them, using grooms and stable hands to fill in. That night Bart, “...paid $2 for a ticket to the rodeo and sat in the stands next to Howard McCrorey. When

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someone would come out of the chutes us cowboys would holler. Ol’ Howard was hollering so loud that I hardly had to... he’d beller like a bull!” Things eventually worked out and the cowboys soon thereafter formed the CTA. “We called it the Turtle Association because we were so damned slow to start and finally stick our necks out,” Bart recalls with a smile. He signed up and was given card number 418. Bart is proud of his involvement with the formation of what was to eventually become the PRCA. With a gnarled, 102 year-old finger, he smiles and points to his name on a nicely framed copy of the original strike document and says, “They’re all gone. I am the only one left.” Bart was known as “a cowboys, cowboy.” Casey Tibbs once told a magazine reporter that Clennon was, “One of the best bronc riders I ever saw, and I can’t figure out why he never won the (world championship).”

Clennon recalls many good times was in the hardware business and with the prankster Tibbs including eventually retired from that in his riding to a rodeo in California with a eighties. group of top cowboys from the day, one Bart goes over the many broncs he of them being Bud Linderman. Tibbs rode with an amazing clarity of mind, was driving wildly, and when they for a man of any age, much less 102. He arrived, Bud jumped out of the back seat does this with friends and rodeo buffs and said, “Anyone who rides with that that stop by and listen. However, he S.O.B is plumb crazy!” Bart and Casey once said in an interview that the were friends and it was an honor for greatest accomplishment he ever had, Bart when he was inducted into the “...was when I married Geraldine Casey Tibbs Rodeo Center in his native Parkinson...the family traveled with me South Dakota in 1995. He was also all over to rodeos...” Clennon lost his inducted into the National Cowboy and wife in 1982. Now he is fueled on by Western Heritage Museum’s “Rodeo the many cherished memories of Historical Society” in 1996 and remains traveling the rodeo circuit and being a PRCA gold card member to this day together with his family. (believed to be the oldest at the time of Happy 102nd birthday to the last this writing). living legend from the original rodeo Clennon quit rodeoing when he was pioneers who signed that strike about forty, after receiving his second document waaay CRX’D back in 1936. It VSA IN HOUSE PROOF broken neck. He then went to work as a changed the game of rodeo forever. hard rock miner and was in such amazing shape, he passed for 28, which (c) Jim Olson 2012 was the age limit for new hires. He later www.JimOlsonAuthor.com

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eam roping is a popular sport in Southern Colorado and especially around the Pueblo area. The Southern Colorado Classic produced by Rope the Rockies went off on September 14-16, 2012. Team ropers enjoyed the competition inside the Colorado State Fairgrounds. The first roping of the weekend was the Open Division. Ty Blasingame from Ramah, Colorado teamed up with Josh Fillmore of Florence, Colorado to win the Average. The pair roped five steers in 31.68 seconds and received $890 and ten points for the Priefert US Open Tour. Second place was the team of J. B. James and Josh Fillmore with a time of 46.31 seconds on five steers. Third place went to Jordan Allyn and Billie Jack Saebens. The Incentive winners of the roping were James and Fillmore. The champions of the #15 Division were Tate Kirchenschlager from Yuma, Colorado and Trevor Schnaufer of Pueblo, Colorado. They were 35.87 seconds on five steers and won $1,520, trophy Gist spurs and $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Second place was Jordan Allyn and Billie Jack Saebens. Third place was Enoch McGill and Jess Morgan. Kendyl Hutton and Billie Jack Saebens finished the #13 Division with a five steer total of 39.70 seconds. That time gave them first place in the Average and earned them $2,410, trophy Gist spurs and $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Second place went to Darryl Carroll of Colorado Springs, Colorado and David Menegatti from Walsenburg,

Open - Ty N. Blasingame (Ramah, CO) / Josh A. Fillmore (Florence, CO), 31.68 on 5, $890

#15 Handicap - Tate Kirchenschlager (Yuma, CO) / Trevor J. Schnaufer (Pueblo, CO), 35.87 on 5, $1,520 and $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

Colorado and third place was Dub Martin and Randy Sanchez. The Colorado team of Isaac Hill and Kyon Kreutzer finished first place in the Average of the #12 Division. They were 36.04 seconds on four steers and earned $2,680, trophy Gist spurs and $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Second place was Kurt Hall and Brian Taylor and third place went to Macy Fuller and Kyon Kreutzer. The

#13 Handicap - Kendyl Hutton (Nowata, OK) / Billie Jack Saebens (Nowata, OK), 39.70 on 5, $2,410 and $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

Incentive champions of the roping were Isaac Hill and Kyon Kreutzer. Jill Taylor and Brian Taylor teamed up to win first place in the Average of the #12 Gold Plus Division. They finished the roping with a time of 31.72 seconds on four steers. That earned them $2,530, trophy Gist buckles and $6,000 in

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USTRC Flex Earnings. Second place was Anna Gregory and Randy Sanchez and third place was Jody York and Chris Hogan. The Incentive winners were Max Louderback and Justin McBride. The #11 Division was won by the team of Shane Laughlin and Everett Lombard. They were 36.53 seconds on four steers and earned $4,470, trophy Cowboy Gold saddles and $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Second place in the Average went to Bill McDowell and Deon Masters and third place was Derek Reeves and Jace Kurfiss. Calvin McKlern and Randy McCracken won the Incentive Average. Vincente Guerrero, Jr. from Santa Fe, New Mexico teamed up to with Cavin Jacobs of Estancia, New Mexico to win first place in the Average of the #10 Division. The pair took home $6,080, trophy Cowboy Gold saddles and $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Second place in the roping went to Dana Irwin and Steve Whinnery both from Colorado. The third place team was Sandy McElreath and R. T. McElreath. Kathleen Hill of Channing, Texas and Larry Irwin of Delta, Colorado went home with the Incentive win. The #9 Division was won by the team of Eric Hanson and Kris Fetty. They were 38.55 seconds on four steers and won $7,490, trophy Cowboy Gold saddles and $6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. Second place in the Average went to the Incentive Average winners Daniel Meeske and Doc Meeske. The team won $5,000 and $4,000 in USTRC

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#11 - Shane L. Laughlin (Avondale, CO) / Everett W. Lombard (Pueblo, CO), 36.53 on 4, $4,470 and $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#9 - Eric A. Hanson (Pueblo, CO) / Kris A. Fetty (Pueblo, CO), 38.55 on 4, $7,490 and $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#10 - Vincente Guerrero, Jr. (Santa Fe, NM) / Cavin Jacobs (Estancia, NM), 31.82 on 4, $6,080 and $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#8 PickDraw - Kim L. McCracken (Stratford, TX) / Rick Mask (Amarillo, TX), 31.19 on 3, $4,100 and $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

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Bareback 1. Ernest Bitsui, 76, $167; 2. Jason Minic, 71, $111 Saddle Bronc No Qualified Rides Bull Riding 1. Julius Y. Begay, 80, $251; 2. GW Hicks, 68, $188; 3. Jimmy Schuster, 67, $125; 4. Ronald Morris, 54, $62 Steer Wrestling 1. Dale Rising, 12.4, $292; 2. Kal Jepson, 35.9, $195 40 Tie Down 1. Marvin Tolth, 14.8, $209; 2. Alan Johnson, 18.7, $139 50 Tie Down 1. Kyle Jumper, 11.1, $334; 2. Mike Ray, 11.9, $251; 3. Jerry Martin, 12.1, $167; 4. Rob Black, 17.1, $83 60 Tie Down 1. David Martin, 12, $279; 2. Bill Nevill, 13.4, $167; 3. Doug Johnson, 13.9, $111 68 Tie Down 1. F.W. Lynch, 11.8, $244; 2. David Martin, 12.5, $146; 3. Bud Clemons, 14.9, $97 Breakaway 1. Bonny Blasingame, 4.2, $279; 2. Lisa Burt, 4.5, $167; 3. Margo Ledgerwood, 4.7, $111 40 Ladies Barrel Race 1. Christine Atwell, 18.77, $209; 2. Gina Johnson, 19.09, $139 50 Ladies Barrel Race 1. Melissa Pessara, 18.22, $251; 2. Susan Hall, 18.92, $188; 3. Felicia Miller, 19.23, $125; 4. Ann Bassett, 19.48, $62

60 Ladies Barrel Race 1. Nancy Tatum, 18.95, $125; 2. Karen Goemmer, 19.14, $83 40 Ribbon Roping 1/2. Dirt Terrell, 9.1, $125; 1/2. Sherry Terrell, 9.1, $125; 3/4. Alan Johnson, 13.3, $83; 3/4. Gina Johnson, 13.3, $83 50 Ribbon Roping 1/2. Rob Black, 9.4, $244; 1/2. Felicia Miller, 9.4, $244; 3/4. Mike Ray, 9.7, $146; 3/4. Lynn Ray, 9.7, $146; 5/6. Chuck Burt, 11, $97; 5/6. Lisa Burt, 11, $97 60 Ribbon Roping 1/2. Doug Shipton, 10, $209; 1/2. Karen Duncan, 10, $209; 3/4. Bud Clemons, 11.9, $139; 3/4. Kathy Clemons, 11.9, $139 40 Team Roping 1/2. Jon Scolari, 7.4, $167; 1/2. Kal Jepson, 7.4, $167; 3/4. Tommy Crowson, 21.6, $111; 3/4. Ray Siggins, 21.6, $111 50 Team Roping 1/2. Ralph Romo, 6.9, $209; 1/2. David Page, 6.9, $209; 3/4. Mike Ray, 7.3, $125; 3/4. Jimmy Walker, 7.3, $125; 5/6. Mike Brewer, 28.7, $83; 5/6. Leonard Nez, 28.7, $83 60 Team Roping 1/2. Steve Hanson, 8.6, $279; 1/2. Kurt Richardson, 8.6, $279; 3/4. Jim Nichols, 8.9, $167; 3/4. Vern Goodman, 8.9, $167; 5/6. Bob Shedeed, 10.8, $111; 5/6. Dale Woodard, 10.8, $111 Mens Breakaway 1. Allan Johnson, 3.7, $209; 2/3. Lowell Goemmer, 4.3, $69; 2/3. FW Lynch, 4.3, $$70 September 15, 2012 Bareback 1. Ernest Bitsui, 61, $306; 2. G.W. Hicks, 58, $204

Bull Riding 1. Julius Y. Begay, 83, $860 Steer Wrestling 1. Kent Mosher, 14.2, $360; 2. Dale Rising, 21, $216; 3. Rick Bowden, 22.6, $144 40 Tie Down 1. Marvin Tolth, 10.7, $209; 2. Ricky Lambert, 10.8, $125; 3. Dirt Terrell, 11.2, $83 50 Tie Down 1. Rob Black, 9.9, $334; 2. Mike Ray, 10.3, $251; 3. Jeff Jones, 11, $167; 4. Tomm Owens, 11.3, $83 60 Tie Down 1. David Martin, 11.1, $251; 2. John South, 11.6, $188; 3. Doug Johnson, 15.8, $125; 4. Ray Jim, 19, $62 68 Tie Down 1. John South, 10.3, $244; 2. David Martin, 10.9, $146; 3. F.W. Lynch, 11.2, $97 Breakaway 1. Karen Duncan, 3.4, $313; 2/3. Bonny Blasingame, 4.9, $156; 2/3. Tia Bruisedhead, 4.9, $156 40 Ladies Barrel Race 1. Christine Atwell, 18.01, $209; 2. Leslie Buchanan, 18.6, $139 50 Ladies Barrel Race 1. Susan Hall, 17.79, $251; 2. Melissa Pessarra, 18.01, $188; 3. Debbie Owens, 18.32, $125; 4. Felicia Miller, 18.66, $62 60 Ladies Barrel Race 1. Nancy Tatum, 18.37, $125; 2. Bonny Blasingame, 20.49, $83 40 Ribbon Roping 1/2. Marvin Tolth, 9.5, $125; 1/2. Cindy Gruwell, 9.5, $125; 3/4. Alan Johnson, 13.9, $83; 3/4. Gina Johnson, 13.9, $83 50 Ribbon Roping 1/2. Rob Black, 8.3, $279; 1/2. Felicia Miller,

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8.3, $279; 3/4. Jeff Jones, 8.6, $167; 3/4. Renay Sullenger, 8.6, $167; 5/6. Marty Miller, 10, $111; 5/6. Kathy Flundra, 10, $111 60 Ribbon Roping 1/2. Bill Nevill, 9.5, $209; 1/2. Nancy Tatum, 9.5, $209; 3/4. Doug Shipton, 12.3, $139; 3/4. Karen Duncan, 12.3, $139 40 Team Roping 1/2. Jon Scolari, 7.1, $167; 1/2. Kal Jepson, 7.1, $167; 3/4. Ricky Lambert, 7.2, $111; 3/4. Dirt Terrell, 7.2, $111 50 Team Roping 1/2. Mike Ray, 8.2, $209; 1/2. Jimmy Walker, 8.2, $209; 3/4. Mike Brewer, 13.7, $125; 3/4. Leonard Nez, 13.7, $125; 5/6. Ralph Romo, 21.3, $83; 5/6. David Page, 21.3, $$84 60 Team Roping 1/4. Bob Burris, 7.7, $223; 1/4. Tom Cox, 7.7, $223; 1/4. Karen Duncan, 7.7, $223; 1/4. Doug Shipton, 7.7, $223; 5/6. David Martin, 7.9, $111; 5/6. Dale Motley, 7.9, $111 Men’s Breakaway 1. John South, 3.1, $209; 2. Allen Johnson, 3.9, $139 September 16, 2012 Bareback No Qualified Rides Bull Riding 1. Julius Y. Begay, 81, $313; 2. John McInerny, 62, $188; 3. Manuel Harry, 57, $125 Steer Wrestling 1. Rick Bowden, 7.3, $251; 2. Kent Mosher, 11.1, $167 40 Tie Down 1. P Alan Johnson, 9.9, $251; 2. Ricky Lambert, 10.3, $167

50 Tie Down 1. Jeff Jones, 8.5, $362; 2. Kelly Wampler, 9.8, $272; 3. Mike Ray, 10.9, $181; 4. Rob Black, 11.5, $90 60 Tie Down 1. David Martin, 10.3, $251; 2. John South, 10.9, $188; 3. Doug Johnson, 11, $125; 4. Bill Nevill, 13.6, $62 68 Tie Down 1. David Martin, 10.6, $244; 2. Dale Motley, 11.2, $146; 3. FW Lynch, 13.8, $97 Breakaway 1. Cindy Gruwell, 3.8, $251; 2/3. Debbie Owens, 4.4, $156; 2/3. Karen Duncan, 4.4, $156; 4. Bonny Blasingame, 8, $62 40 Ladies Barrel Race 1. Leslie Buchanan, 18.29, $209; 2. Christine Atwell, 18.42, $139 50 Ladies Barrel Race 1. Ann Bassett, 18.02, $251; 2. Susan Hall,

18.07, $188; 3. Felicia Miller, 18.09, $125; 4. Melissa Pessarra, 18.3, $62 60 Ladies Barrel Race 1. Nancy Tatum, 17.91, $125; 2. Karen Goemmer, 18.81, $83 40 Ribbon Roping 1/2. P Alan Johnson, 10.1, $125; 1/2. Gina Johnson, 10.1, $125; 3/4. Dirt Terrell, 10.6, $83; 3/4. Sherry Terrell, 10.6, $83 50 Ribbon Roping 1/2. Rob Black, 7.9, $279; 1/2. Felicia Miller, 7.9, $279; 3/4. Doug Johnson, 8.3, $167; 3/4. Leslie Nichols, 8.3, $167; 5/8. Tomm Owens, 9.3, $55; 5/8. Debbie Owens, 9.3, $55; 5/8. Jeff Jones, 9.3, $55; 5/8. Renay Sullenger, 9.3, $55 60 Ribbon Roping 1/2. Doug Shipton, 9.4, $209; 1/2. Karen Duncan, 9.4, $209; 3/4. John South, 9.8, $139; 3/4. Mary Garrett, 9.8, $139 40 Team Roping 1/2. Jon Scolari, 6.6, $209; 1/2. Kal Jepson, 6.6, $209; 3/4. Ray Siggins, 8.7, $139; 3/4. John Bassett, 8.7, $139 50 Team Roping 1/2. Ralph Romo, 5.4, $209; 1/2. David Page, 5.4, $209; 3/4. Mike Ray, 11.8, $125; 3/4. Jimmy Walker, 11.8, $125; 5/6. Chuck Burt, 22.1, $83; 5/6. Lisa Burt, 22.1, $83 60 Team Roping 1/2. David Martin, 6.5, $279; 1/2. Dale Motley, 6.5, $279; 3/6. Bob Burris, 6.9, $139; 3/6. Tom Cox, 6.9, $139; 3/6. Bob Shedeed, 6.9, $139; 3/6. Dale Woodard, 6.9, $139 Men’s Breakaway 1. Allen Johnson, 4.6, $209; 2. Lowell Goemmer, 5.6, $139.50

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World Series of team Roping 10 plus 9 Equals Record Breaker!! Early this year we entered into some lengthy debates internally among WSTR contractors on whether a #9 division would work with the WSTR philosophy. Ultimately we decided that maybe a test was in order. We began in April holding #9 qualifiers for a #9 incentive in the #10 roping. We allocated one rotation (90 teams) to the #9 Incentive, fully expecting to get maybe 45. It occurred to us that we didn’t know our customers as well as we thought, as the #9 Incentive rolled past the 100 mark at the end of July. Last year the smallest Finale roping we had was the #10 at $1,160,000. Our expectation is that this roping will not be any smaller than it was last year. By Aour calculations if the #9 Incentive rotation passes the 110 mark, the payout of this roping will surpass the $1.5 million NFR team roping, which has been the largest single event payout in the cowboy world. There are approximately twelve more

#9 qualifiers to be completed prior to the #9 shut down after Labor Day. As of August 16, there are 106 paid teams in the #9! Breaking the record was not our goal, but it does now appear that the record for the richest single event in the cowboy world will now reside at South Point.

Finale Time Priefert World Series of Team Roping $5,250,000 Cash and Prizes 4 Divisions 2012 Schedule of Events Monday – December 10, 2012 Cactus Saddlery #13 Pro-Am World Series Team Roping Finale This roping will begin at 8 a.m. and include four rotations and three full rounds. Each rotation will take 2-hours and 45-minutes. They will begin at 8 a.m.; 10:45 a.m.; 1:30 p.m.; 4:15 p.m. Tuesday – December 11, 2012 Fastback #12 World Series Team Roping Finale This roping will begin at 8 a.m. and include four rotations and three full rounds. Each rotation will take 2-hours and 45-minutes. They will begin at 8 a.m.; 10:45 a.m.; 1:30 p.m.; 4:15 p.m.

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Horsemen’s Arena Belen, NM Winter Schedule

Please call for dates and times. #9 capped at a #5 #12 Slide no cap #10 no cap $20/roper • Enter Up! All ropings weather permitting.

Call before you haul. Must show current USTRC card and ID to collect winnings.

Information: Jimmy 505.459.6851

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Grove, Oklahoma Flying Cow Arena 55100 E. Hwy. 59, Afton, OK 74331 • 918.521.1591 • Restaurant and Stalls

November 10-11, 2012 Claremore, Oklahoma • December 15-16, 2012

Saturday,

2013 QUALIFIER

Enter 7:30 a.m. • Rope 9 a.m. – CASH ONLY!

#13 World Series Qualifier $150/roper • Enter 2x

#12 World Series Qualifier $150/roper • Enter 2x

#11 World Series Qualifier Will not start before 1 p.m.

$150/roper • Enter 2x • Capped at #6+ heeler

#10 World Series Qualifier $150/roper • Enter 2x • Capped at #6 heeler

Sunday,

Enter 7:30-8:30 a.m. • Rope 9 a.m. NO AGE LIMITS!

#9 Pick or Draw $80/roper • Enter 4x • Capped at #5+ heeler

#8 Pick or Draw Books Close During the #9

$80/roper • Enter 4x • Capped at #5+ heeler

All Girl – Run with #8 Books Close During the #9

Bring 1, draw 2 or draw all 3 for $150

#15 Pick or Draw Payback Start time approximately 2:00 p.m.

$150/roper • Enter 2x • Floor: #5 header, #7 heeler

Open Payback Pick or Draw Start time approximately 3:00 p.m.

80% Pick or Draw • $150/roper • Enter 2x

• Resistol rule: Cowboy hat or no hat / NO CAPS. • Must turn 21 in 2012 to rope on Saturday. • Open & #15 handicapped

CHURCH ON SUNDAY 8:30 a.m. Three Strands Ministry

• Producers: Tri-State Productions – Mackey & Kelli Tully mackeytully@live.com • 575.415.4840 • www.facebook.com/mackeytully • www.wstroping.com Must be 21 years old or turn 21 anytime during 2012 to participate in WS Qualifiers. A 2012 or 2013 WSTR membership or 2012 or 2013 USTRC membership is required to collect winnings. You may purchase your 2013 WSTR card for $60 onsite or online September 1, 2012 at wstroping.com or by calling 505.898.1755. WSTR memberships are free to ropers 70 and older. Classifications powered by TRIAD.

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MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

OCTOBER 29

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1

Halloween 8

December Issue Ad / Text Deadline 12

TR - Las Vegas, NV, 45

Mailing Date for December Issue

Thanksgiving Day

2012 EVENT CALENDAR KEY: BR=Bull Riding; BRLS=Barrel Racing; BKWY=Breakaway; CR=Calf Roping; CS=Cattle Sale; HS=Horse Sale; PRAC=Practice; ROD=Rodeo; RS=Rough Stock; SE=Special Event; SCH=School; TE=Timed Event; TP=Team Penning; TR=Team Roping.

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

TR - Belen, NM, 8 TR - Kim, CO, 45

TR - Belen, NM, 8 TR - Hugo, CO, 45 BRLS - Farmington, NM, 66

TR - Albuquerque, NM, 37 TR - Grove, OK, 38 ROD - San Carlos, AZ, 56 ROD - Buckeye, AZ, 60

TR - Buckeye, AZ, 39 ROD - Bosque Farms, NM, 58

TR - Buckeye, AZ, 39 TR - Albuquerque, NM, 42 ROD - Bosque Farms, NM, 58 SCH - Portales, NM, 61 BRLS - Farmington, NM, 66

TR - Buckeye, AZ, 39 ROD - Bosque Farms, NM, 58 SCH - Portales, NM, 61 BRLS - Farmington, NM, 66 BRLS - Belen, NM, 66

USTRC TR - Phoenix, AZ, 9 TR - Phoenix, AZ, 10 USTRC TR - Albuquerque, NM, 43 TR - Farmington, NM, 44 ROD - Ft. Mohave, AZ, 54, 63 BR - Farmington, NM, 62

USTRC TR - Phoenix, AZ, 9 TR - Phoenix, AZ, 10 USTRC TR - Albuquerque, NM, 43 TR - Farmington, NM, 44 ROD - Ft. Mohave, AZ, 54, 63 BR - Farmington, NM, 62 ROD - Florence, AZ, 64

USTRC TR - Phoenix, AZ, 9 USTRC TR - Albuquerque, NM, 43 ROD - Florence, AZ, 64

DECEMBER 1

TR - Albuquerque, NM, 18

TR - Albuquerque, NM, 18 TR - Las Vegas, NV, 45

TR - Bullhead City, AZ, 19 TR - Las Vegas, NV, 45

TR - Bullhead City, AZ, 19 TR - Las Vegas, NV, 45 BRLS - Belen, NM, 66

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