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Corey is twenty years old, and recently moved from New
Bloomfield, Missouri to Fort Scott, Kansas.
He will be attending their Community College; were he received a
full ride scholarship for their rodeo team. |
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rider, rode calves at the age of six and seven. He took a break and continued on at the age of twelve riding
steers. He progressed from
steers to junior bulls when he was thirteen, and
was introduced to bulls at the age of fifteen through Missouri High School Rodeo
Association. Corey has never attended any bull riding schools and was taught to
ride by his father, Danny Guy. Corey
has also had a lot of help from his father’s friend, Ray Cox of
Jacksonville, Illinois. Ray
has a practice pen that Corey stops at whenever possible. |
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2002 was a busy year
for Corey, he accomplished a lot for a man at his age. In
the Bullriders of America (BOA) he qualified for the finals
splitting third, placed sixth in the year-end, and was awarded
Rookie of the Year.
Corey joined the new World Bullriding Federation (WBF) and
qualified for their first finals.
He took second at the finals and finished sixth in the year-end.
In the National Federation of Professional Bullriders (NFPB) he
placed sixth in the year-end, was awarded Rookie of the Year,
and finished out the season by not only qualifying for the
finals but as the Finals Average Champion. |
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2004 was also a eventful year for
Corey. He suffered from a shoulder injury for a majority
of the end of the year. Even with his injury he still
won the PRCA Prairie Circuit Finals Championship. |
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Corey’s other interest includes wrestling and riding dirt bikes. He
competed in wrestling from age 8 until 15 when he chose to concentrate on
bull riding.
Corey is the son of Danny Guy and Lori Davis of New Bloomfield, Missouri.
He has an older sister, Elly, and an older brother, Dustin.
“I’m thankful for the support my family has provided me.
Without their help I would not have made it this far.”
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