Page 5 of 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Dusty Tuckness/Kanin Asay Classic[Jun. 30, 2009] The Cody Nite Rodeo hosted the Dusty Tuckness/Kanin Asay Classic on June 14th at the Stampede Grounds. The night featured a freestyle bullfight event and bull riding. Mom: No fault in young bull rider's death in Longmont[Jun. 30, 2009] The mother of a 12-year-old bull rider who was killed over the weekend said Monday her son died doing what he loved and that no one is to blame for his death.
Richard Wayde Hamar of Yuma died Sunday while he was competing in the Longmont Elks Little Britches Rodeo at the Boulder County Fairgrounds in Longmont. He was wearing a chest protector and a helmet. By Mike McPhee
12-year-Old Bull Rider Dies At Boulder County Rodeo[Jun. 28, 2009] LONGMONT, Colo. -- A 12-year-old boy was taken to Longmont United Hospital, where he died, after being injured during a bull ride at the Boulder County Fairgrounds on Sunday morning. By Associated Press
Son takes after father in rodeo[Jun. 22, 2009] GROVER — Fathers throughout the country spent Sunday with their children. Few were likely to find a more creative way to do so than Chris Glover.
Glover, a steer roper from Keenesburg, competed alongside his son, Cole, on Father's Day at the Earl Anderson Memorial rodeo in Grover. By Bobby Fernandez
Array of talent at Little Britches Rodeo[Jun. 11, 2009] SOUTH FORK, CO - With a number of rodeos already under their belts this spring, the young cowboys and cowgirls in last weekend’s 3-day SLV Little Britches Rodeo already were feeling like seasoned veterans.
Oregon Cowboy Takes Round One Victory![May 17, 2009] PUEBLO, Colo. (May 16, 2009) - The top 40 bull riders invaded the home of the Professional Bull Riders, Inc. (PBR) for the 2009 Ford F-150 Invitational presented by Copenhagen Bull Riding. At stop #22 on the prestigious Built Ford Tough Series (BFTS), Cody Campbell (Summerville, Ore.) took home the round one win after riding the bull, More Bucks, owned by Jaynes Gang/Peterson/Mansour/Langhans/Nelson/Teague, for 90.25 points. Campbell pocketed $2,730 for his efforts. By Katharine Sherrer, PBR
2009 Professional Bull Rider's BFTS Season Hits Pueblo for the 2009 Built Ford Tough F-150 Invitational!!![May 14, 2009] PUEBLO, Colo. (May 11, 2009) - Don’t miss the hard-hitting, non-stop action when the Professional Bull Riders’ Built Ford Tough Series (BFTS), debuts in Pueblo, Colo., at the Colorado State Fair Events Center on Saturday, May 16 and Sunday, May 17 for the 22nd stop of the prestigious BFTS tour. The event will be held in conjunction with the inaugural Wild, Wild West Fest. The 2009 Ford F-150 Invitational presented by Copenhagen Bull Riding will end the 2009 Wild Wild West Fest with a bang and give Colorado bull riding fans the opportunity to see the world’s best bull riders and best bulls under the same roof. By Matthew Garbiso, PBR
Football Legend Named Grand Marshall at PBR’s Wild Wild West Fest Parade!![Mar. 10, 2009] PUEBLO, Colo. (March 10, 2009) - The Professional Bull Riders, Inc. (PBR) is thrilled to announce that football legend John Elway will be the Grand Marshall for the 1st annual Wild Wild West Fest Parade presented by United Way on Saturday, May 16. The parade and festival are being held in conjunction with the PBR’s elite Built Ford Tough Series (BFTS) event, the Ford F-150 Invitational presented by Copenhagen Bull Riding. By Katharine Sherrer, PBR
Cowboys gallop into action at the Rocky Mountain Horse Expo[Feb. 25, 2009] Denver, March 13-15, 2009
Ranch Rodeo and Extreme Cowboy Race on the same weekend—the action is non-stop at the Denver Rocky Mountain Horse Expo, March 13-15, 2009.
Every afternoon, cowboys and cowgirls will test their horsemanship on wildly challenging obstacles in the Extreme Cowboy Race™ hosted by Craig Cameron. The special Denver entry fee is $250 (stalls and insurance are extra), but the fun of the race is priceless. Contestants get instant feedback on their skills from the legendary Cameron, who gives a running commentary on every ride. The audience enjoys Cameron’s folksy style, and the entrant gets a tutorial from one of the horse world’s great teachers. Time is only one factor; every obstacle is judged for style, accuracy and horsemanship. Contestant slots are still available—click on “Denver Special Events” at http://www.rockymountainhorseexpo.com to download an application and get more information. Or call (303) 292-4981.
National Western Stock Show Rodeo Champions Crowned[Jan. 26, 2009] DENVER - The first of the building rodeos of 2009 is over and two home state cowboys were victorious.
Tim Shirley from Conifer, Colo., tied for the bareback riding championship and Josh Peek from Pueblo, Colo., won the tie-down roping and all-around championships. Shirley led the pack of 12 bareback riders coming into Sunday’s final round. He rode the Kesler Championship Rodeo horse named Silver Moon for 82 points to give him a total of 254 points and $11,217. Shirley started his winning ways by marrying his fiancée Mindy Downare on Saturday night. By Susan Kanode
Brothers Advance to National Western Final Rodeo Performance[Jan. 25, 2009] DENVER - Clif and Tuf Cooper will be battling it out in the tie-down roping at the final performance of the National Western Stock Show Rodeo...Clif, who qualified for last year’s College National Finals Rodeo moved into fourth place with two solid runs on Saturday with a total time of 17.9 seconds. Younger brother Tuf took the roping world by storm last year. He turned 18 in March, joined the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and qualified for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo where he won over $80,000. By Susan Kanode
Schroeder has High Hopes for Denver Rodeo[Jan. 24, 2009] DENVER, CO - Beau Schroeder has some momentum behind him and is hoping to keep it going.
The Beaumont, Texas, resident won the Bull’s Night Out event last Wednesday at the Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo. Just two days later, he was in Denver for the National Western Stock Show. By Susan Kanode
Consistency is Key for Denver Rodeo Contestants[Jan. 23, 2009] DENVER - As the National Western Stock Show Rodeo is winding down, rodeo contestants are seeing that consistency is the key to qualifying for Sunday’s finals.
A perfect example of that is Jed...Moore, from Cheyenne, Wyo., who has ridden two bulls for 86 and 84 points. He had his second ride here on Thursday morning and is now in second place in the over-all standings with 170 points, just five points behind fellow Wyoming rider Kanin Asay, from Powell. By Susan Kanode
Ski Champion Looking for Denver Bull Riding Win[Jan. 22, 2009] DENVER, CO. - Results from Wednesdays Performances plus - Jed Moore is one happy bull rider.
They Cheyenne, Wyo., resident has been in Steamboat, Colo., competing at the 35th annual Cowboy Down Hill Ski Race. He emerged as the victor in both the Dual Slalom Race and the Chaotic Western Stampede on Skis. By Susan Kanode
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