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PBRnow Newsletter January 21, 2010[Jan. 22, 2010] PBR finds inconsistencies with judge’s scores; Arlington Partial Bracket Announced!!; 'It's a bad feeling' - Disciplined judge remorseful about call; and more
Arlington Partial Bracket Announced!![Jan. 20, 2010] he Professional Bull Riders, Inc. (PBR) is taking over the brand new Dallas Cowboys Stadium, and today announces the first eight riders and the bulls scheduled to compete at the 2010 Dickies Iron Cowboy Invitational presented by WinStar World Casino. Also: Article Comments
PBR introduces the John Wayne Grit Award[Jan. 17, 2010] New York, NY (January 13, 2010) - The Professional Bull Riders, Inc. (PBR) is proud to introduce the 2010 John Wayne Grit Award, presented by Wayne Enterprises. The award will honor the BFTS rider in first place going into the 2010 World Finals. By Sara Broun, PBR
J.B. Mauney continues his hot streak![Jan. 17, 2010] Sacramento, Calif. (January 17, 2010) - Not only did J.B. Mauney (Mooresville, N.C.) win $10,000 in the Cooper Tires Matchup against Kody Lostroh (Longmont, Colo.); he also took the Round 2 win and the Sacramento Classic event title! In Round 2, Mauney took on Holman Bucking Bulls’ Shotgun Willy for 88.5 points $2,730. Then, in the Built Ford Tough Championship Round, he rode Troubadour (Julio Moreno Bucking Bulls) for the second time this weekend. Mauney took home a huge $34,010 for the entire weekend. By Sara Broun, PBR
Sacramento sees a $10,000 prize in Round 1![Jan. 16, 2010] Sacramento, Calif. (January 16, 2010) - Round 1 of the Sacramento Classic ended with a bang, as fan favorite JB Mauney (Mooresville, N.C.) won the Cooper Tires matchup against 2009 World Champ Kody Lostroh (Longmont, Colo.). Going into the special round, Mauney had the higher score, so he got to choose his bull first. He went with Troubadour (Julio Moreno Bucking Bulls). Since Mauney picked his bull first, Lostroh got to ride first. But tonight wasn’t Lostroh’s night… he bucked off of Necessary Evil (Don Kish Bucking Bulls) after just 3.0 seconds. All Mauney had to do was ride longer than that. Not only did Mauney stay on Troubadour longer than 3 seconds, he managed to pull in one of the highest scores of the night: 89.0. Mauney was presented with a $10,000 check from Cooper Tires for his win. By Sara Broun, PBR
Behind the chutes: New York[Jan. 14, 2010] He’s no longer simply J.B. Mauney’s brother-in-law.....His name is Shane Proctor...Get used to it! By Keith Ryan Cartwright
The morning line: New York, Round 3, Proctor in prime position[Jan. 10, 2010] New York, NY (January 10, 2010) - Round 3 in New York City looks much different than Round 2, even though many of the same bulls are involved. For a repeat of last night’s 22 qualified rides, a lot of guys are going to have to beat the odds. There just aren’t as many favorable pairings here for the riders. By Slade Long Also: Article Comments
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