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Page 9 of 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | Next 10>> Gary Leffew Bullriding and Steve Wangler/Jay Brewer Bull Fighting School May 20-21[Apr. 29, 2009] Wondering what to do for summer break? Want to improve your riding skills? The perfect answer - the Gary Leffew Bull Riding and Steve Wangler/Jay Brewer Bull Fighting School to be held May 20-22 in Johnstown, NE. Only 15 bull riding students and 8 bull fighting students are being accepted. There are still some openings, so act fast and please pass this along to anyone who might be interested in attending. By Echo Sharkey Sankey Rodeo School – June 22-24, 2009 – Rose Hill, Kansas[Apr. 11, 2009] ROSE HILL, Kan. – The only three-time world champion in the history of the Professional Bull Riders organization has gone from rider to teacher.
Brazilian Adriano Moraes will put on a bull riding and bullfighting school June 22, 23 and 24 at the Home of World Champions, the Bud Sankey Ranch in Rose Hill. Moraes will, as expected, focus his attention toward passing along his years of experience to all the bull riders in the class and will. He will leave the bullfighting lessons to veterans Joe Garretson and Bennie Bob Patrick. By Ted Harbin
Graham bullfighter honored by Texas legislators[Apr. 9, 2009] GRAHAM, Texas – Legend has it that Texans are a tough lot who fight through adversity.
You can count Jay Brewer among the Texas legends.
Brewer, a bullfighter from Graham, battled a torn knee ligament and the odds when he continued to compete at the Professional Bullfighters Daisy Protection Bullfight World Championships earlier this year in Odessa, Texas. In fact, he was selected by his fellow competitors as the Daisy “Take Aim at Safety” Most Valuable Player for the event, which took place in conjunction with the SandHills Stock Show and Rodeo. By Ted Harbin
Henry Yoder New National Federation of Professional Bullriders Champion[Apr. 5, 2009] For Henry Yoder it has been a long drive from discovering his love of bull riding to taking center stage at the National Federation of Professional Bullriiders Federation Finals but as the final bull bucked in round six on Saturday, April 4th Henry had secured the year-end championship. By Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude
Dave Bakke: Rodeo clown gets his worst injury while helping bull[Apr. 5, 2009] Last Monday, Roger wasn’t riding this bull or luring it away from a fallen cowboy. He was trying to help it.
Roger was working at Edgewood. The bull had a sore foot. Roger was working on the bull’s foot when, his father said, Roger used an electric prod to control the animal.
“The bull got him down,” says Ray (better known by his nickname, “Punk”). “It pushed him through a couple of fences.”
Roger was later transported by air from Passavant Hospital in Jacksonville to St. John’s trauma unit. Since then, Roger has been slipping in and out of consciousness and is breathing with the aid of a ventilator. His family says Roger’s injuries include a collapsed lung, broken ribs and severe stomach and kidney injuries. He also contracted pneumonia while in intensive care.
Day 2 National Federation of Professional Bullriders Federation Finals[Apr. 4, 2009] The keyword Friday, April 3rd, at the Federation Finals was bullfighters. Bullfighters Bradon Brazier, Jeremy Muntz, and Andy Thmpson had a very busy day at the office. The riders were in top form but the bulls were completely on their game and it seemed ride after ride the bullfighters were jumping in to protect a downed rider. One rider commented that the bullfighters were giving a class on protection bullfighting with the excellent job they were doing. By Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude
RodeoAttitude.com Announces Streaming Newscast[Apr. 1, 2009] RodeoAttitude.com maintains an industry wide reputation as the premier rodeo and bull riding news source within the United States. Cindy Meyers, CEO of RodeoAttitude.com recognized that a premier webcast designed to deliver rodeo, bull riding, and equestrian, news was long overdue in the industry, and that the technology was there to bring this news to the website’s large number of visitors in a newscast format. “Streaming newscasts are easily accessible if say you’re a football, baseball or basketball fan; all you have to do is go to ESPN.com. There is no reason this format shouldn’t be available to the athletes and events of the rodeo, bull riding, and equestrian worlds as well as their fans and audience” Meyers said during an interview via teleconference from the Rodeo Attitude headquarters in Iowa. By Elizabeth Nesmith, Statement Entertainment
Bullfighter does what he loves[Mar. 27, 2009] Lance Brittan wanted to work with animals since he was a little boy. He just never realized his passion would land him in front of the pointed horns of an angry bull.
Midwest Bullfighters Association Crown Jeremy Muntz Champion[Mar. 21, 2009] It has been a fantastic year for the bullfighters of the Midwest Bullfighters Association filled with great freestyle bullfights and the roar of excited fans. The 20008 season came to a dramatic close in Burlington, Iowa in a three day finals in conjunction with Snow Bull the second stop on the Extreme Bullriding Tour. The edge-of- your-seat action ended with Jeremy Muntz claiming the 2008 Championship. Jeremy’s championship buckle was sponsored by Bob Berg Designs and had everyone talking about how beautiful it was. By Shawn Nelson, Midwest Bullfighters Association
Midwest Bullfighters Association is currently seeking applicants to join our Marketing Program[Mar. 3, 2009] Midwest Bullfighters Association is expanding its outside sales organization. We currently have openings for Marketing Sales Representatives in business-to-business sales of Sponsorship opportunities and packages. This is an independent contractor position and is commission-based. This is a great and exciting opportunity for anyone in the Marketing field. By Shawn Nelson, Midwest Bullfighters
Bullfighter Joe Garretson still recovering from a rough wreck[Feb. 22, 2009] SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Joe Garretson thinks nothing about his job as a cowboy lifesaver, a professional protection bullfighter whose job is to attract the animal’s attention from the fallen cowboy.
On the second night of the Professional Championship Bullriders stop in Cincinnati, Garretson stepped into position and grabbed the bull’s attention. The animal, then, got hold of the bullfighter, as it were, and went to work on Garretson. The end results was a broken collarbone, 12 broken ribs, a lacerated liver, a punctured lung and five minutes of unconsciousness. By Ted Harbin
THE MIDWEST BULLFIGHTERS AND BIG RED QUICK PRINT- TEAM UP !![Feb. 20, 2009] Midwest Bullfighters Association would like to announce their new partnership with Big Red Quick Print. Big Red Quick Print is a family owned and operated Printing company owned by Fred Bradley. They have been in business since 1993 and special in a variety of business and rodeo related material, such as, brochures, calendars, business cards, business forms, tickets, post cards, addressing, magnets, banners, newsletters, labels, envelopes & letterheads, tickets, NCR forms, laminating, coil binding, copying (color & B&W) & much more By Shawn Nelson
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