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Roy tames bulls in Arizona[Mar. 17, 2010] It was only the second time the monster had been ridden in 35 trips over three-plus years...
Eight Canadians advance to Houston finals[Mar. 17, 2010] Canadian champion saddle bronc riders Rod Hay and Dustin Flundra filled out the roster by advancing out of the fifth 10-man, three-round qualifying series. ...
FRIENDS TO THE MAX- TEAM CATTLE PENNING[Mar. 16, 2010] Friends to the Max, is a draw-pot team penning for women only to be held at the Thorsby Haymaker Arena May 1, 2010. Each entrant will be drawn onto three ...
Organizers lasso big-name talent[Mar. 15, 2010] It should be able to organize a five-day Western Festival capable of attracting the best bucking, steer-wrestling and barrel-racing talent to rival the most ...
Madden bullrider takes victory[Mar. 10, 2010] It may have only been the third stop on the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) Canadian Cup Series but local cowboy Devon Mezei seems to already be in top form. ...
CPRA - Graves Claims Second World Title[Dec. 14, 2009] CALGARY, AB – After the 51st Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (NFR) wrapped up in Las Vegas this weekend, one Canadian headed home a World champion. By Courtesy CPRA
Canadians in Contention for World Titles with Two Performances to Go[Dec. 12, 2009] CALGARY, ALTA. – Lee Graves and Luke Branquinho have been putting on quite the show at the 51st Annual Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (NFR) this week, a bit of a thriller, to be sure, and one that has the two bulldoggers playing musical go-rounds at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. By Courtesy Canadian Professional Rodeo Association
CPRA press release[Dec. 7, 2009] Lady luck has been known to frequent Las Vegas a time or two, but luck wasn't the name of the game for four Canadian rodeo athletes making their way to the Nevada city's Thomas & Mack Center for the 51st Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (NFR).
Leader left looking at bull riding finale[Dec. 6, 2009] H e could still be named Canadian champion, but Beau Hill isn't betting on it.
A dislocated shoulder has left the leader on the Professional Bull Riders Canadian circuit watching the finals from the stands at the Pengrowth Saddledome this weekend.
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