Feb22

PRCA Xtreme Bulls Tour returns to San Antonio

Courtesy PRCA
PRCA Xtreme Bulls Tour returns to San Antonio on Feb. 25;
World’s best bull riders compete for “Texas-sized” $100,000 purse

SAN ANTONIO, Texas – The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo will offer a record $100,000 purse on Saturday, Feb. 25 when the PRCA Xtreme Bulls Tour comes to Texas. The San Antonio Xtreme Bulls event always brings ProRodeo’s best bull riders to town – and it figures to be something of an extreme “grudge match” with such big money at stake.
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Feb22

OPSU Cowboys Claim Titles at Kansas State

By Chaney Latham

Manhattan, Kan.—The Oklahoma Panhandle State University Rodeo Team returned from Kansas State with championship titles in saddle bronc riding and bull riding.
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Feb22

Maier’s Love for San Antonio Rodeo Growing

By Susan Kanode
For the San Antonio Stock Show Rodeo

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Ask bull rider Ardie Maier what his favorite rodeo is and he’s quick to answer, “San Antonio.”
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Feb21

Trey Young, Dustin Searcy rope titles at Kansas State rodeo

Ted Harbin

ALVA, Okla. – Trey Young knew competing in the Central Plains Region would be one of the toughest aspects of his college rodeo career.
He lives for the challenge.
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Feb20

Brighton Field Days Festival & Rodeo

Brighton Field Days Festival & Rodeo – Okeechobee, Fla., Feb. 16-18
Courtesy PRCA

All-around cowboy: Shane Kuhn, $1,409, steer wrestling and saddle bronc riding.

Bareback riding: 1. J.J. Alley, 81 points on Klein Brothers Pro Rodeo’s Elvira, $1,665; 2. Matt Bright, 79, $1,261; 3. D.V. Fennell, 78, $908; 4. (tie) Richie Champion, Chris Smith and Clovis Crane, 77, $404 each.
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Feb20

Seminole Classic Xtreme Bulls Okeechobee, Fla

Seminole Classic Xtreme Bulls Okeechobee, Fla., Feb. 19
Courtesy PRCA

First round: 1. Nile Lebaron, 84.5 points on Robinson Pro Rodeo’s Peppy, $4,230; 2. Chandler Bownds, 83.5, $3,243; 3. Cody Whitney, 83, $2,397; 4. (tie) Beau Schroeder and Shane Proctor, 82, $1,269 each; 6. (tie) Tyler Willis and Douglas Duncan, 80, $635 each; 8. Tony Mendes, 73.5, $423. Finals: 1. Cody Whitney, 89.5 points on Robinson Pro Rodeo’s Thomas the Train, $3,102; 2. Tony Mendes, 84.5, $2,350; 3. L.J. Jenkins, 85, $1,692; no other qualified rides. Average: 1. Cody Whitney, 172.5 points on two head, $7,050; 2. Tony Mendes, 158, $5,405; 3. Nile LeBaron, 84.5 on one head, $3,995; 4. Chandler Bownds, 83.5, $2,585; 5. (tie) Beau Schroeder and Shane Proctor, 82, $1,410 each; 7. (tie) Tyler Willis and Douglas Duncan, 80, $823 each.

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Feb20

Bracketed Format Offers Excitement at San Antonio Rodeo

By Susan Kanode
For the San Antonio Stock Show Rodeo

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — The largest regular-season rodeo in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association is two-thirds over but the best competition is likely yet to come.
All of the contestants have made at least two appearances here in their respective brackets. The fifth and final bracket just has one round left before the first semi-finals starts on Tuesday night. With paychecks coming every night and semi-finals qualifications based on money, all of the contestants are going for a first place check with nearly every ride or run.
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Feb20

Play Fore Pistol Robinson – Cowboys Helping Cowboys

By Kat Paschal, for World Of Rodeo.

Madison Square Garden, January 7, 2012, Pistol Robinson draws 4C’s Bucking Bulls ‘Carillo Cartel’. Having drawn the bull twice before and scored rides of 90.5 and 92 points Pistol was, as he says, “Very happy to be getting on Carillo Cartel again.” That sentiment changed a few seconds later.
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