Page 18 of 26 <<Previous 10 | 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 | Next 10>> Harter Returns to Texas With Riding on His Mind[Jan. 29, 2009] FORT WORTH - After winning the saddle bronc riding title at the National Western Stock Show Rodeo in Denver, Bradley Harter could afford to take a break.
However, that is not the Weatherford, Texas, resident’s style. He earned over $12,000 there last Sunday. Then, he made the 750-mile trip to compete here on Monday. That was his first of three competitions in the Will Rogers Coliseum. He came back for his second ride on Wednesday night and scored 79 points on Frontier Rodeo’s Tipped Off. By Lauranne Smith Shazam Shiozawa Moved to Top of Fort Worth Leader Board[Jan. 28, 2009] FORT WORTH - Rodeo fans missed Matt Shiozawa at last year’s Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (NFR).
The Chubbock, Idaho, tie-down roper is using the Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo to make a bid for the 2009 edition of rodeo’s championship event. Shiozawa leads the second round of competition with an 8.6-second run. That equaled his first round time and gave him the over-all lead with a total of 17.2 seconds on two runs. By Lauranne Smith
Champions Add Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo To Their ‘To Do’ List[Jan. 27, 2009] FORT WORTH. - Four years ago J.W. Harris of May, Texas won the Xtreme Bull Riding here. At the time Harris was 19, not very well known and scrapping his way from rodeo to rodeo. Now he is the reigning world champion bull rider and is leading the bull riding at the 113rd Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo. By Lauranne Smith
Dallas takes its toll - First Professional Bull Riders Cut Announced[Jan. 27, 2009] “The first cut is always the deepest and this is a deep one,” said Clint Adkins, in-arena announcer, about this afternoon’s rider cuts from the Top 45. “In fact, it’s probably the biggest, deepest cut the PBR has ever had, going to 40 guys.” By Keith Ryan Cartwright, PBR
Oklahoma Bull Rider Takes Dickies Invitational Title!!![Jan. 25, 2009] The Professional Bull Riders, Inc. (PBR) top 45 bull riders in the world took over Dallas, Texas for two-action packed performances. The Dickies Invitational, stop #5 on the prestigious Built Ford Tough Series (BFTS), showcased the best riders and bulls as they invaded the American Airlines Center. In the end, Ryan Dirteater (Hulbert, Okla.) left the Lone Star State victorious after totaling 259.75 points on three bulls. Dirteater pocketed a check for $49,244.
Two-Time World Champ and Young Gun Split First Round in Dallas PBR![Jan. 25, 2009] Dallas, TX - January 24, 2009 - The 2009 Dickies Invitational brought the best bull riders in the world to Dallas’ American Airlines Center. Two-time World Champion Chris Shivers (Jonesville, La.) and young gun Ryan Dirteater (Hulbert, Okla.) split first and second place after scoring 89 points during round one of the fifth Built Ford Tough Series (BFTS) event of 2009. Shivers took on the bull, Slow Ride (Hart Cattle Co./Rafter D Rodeo Livestock) while Dirteater rode #10 Bucking Bulls’ Cat Man Do. Each collected a check for $2,340. By Katharine Sherrer, PBR
Bareback Rider Had A Goal For The 113th Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo[Jan. 25, 2009] FORT WORTH, TX - Kaycee Feild, came to the Fort Worth to win and that is exactly how he is heading out of Cowtown. Feild from Elk Ridge, Utah, set the pace in the bareback riding. He now leads all three rounds and the overall standings. By Lauranne Smith
Competition Underway at Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo[Jan. 24, 2009] FORT WORTH. TX - The rodeo at the 113th Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo kicked off Friday night with second generation cowboys setting top scores and fast times.
One of those cowboys is Kaycee Feild from Elk Ridge, Utah. He and Jared Keylon from Fort Scott, Kan., tied for the lead in the bareback riding at 82 points each. Feild, who is the son of world champion Lewis Feild, rode the horse from Pete Carr Pro Rodeo named Real Deal. Keylon was also on a Carr horse, Cool Runnings. By Lauranne Smith
Pre-Rodeo Competition gets things rolling at World's Original Indoor Rodeo[Jan. 23, 2009] FORT WORTH - The pre-rodeo competition at the Fort Worth Stock Show presented by the Southwestern Exposition and Livestock Show allowed the majority of steer wrestling and tie-down Rroping contestants compete in their first go-round Wednesday and Thursday morning. By Susan Kanode
PBR Returns to Dallas’ American Airlines Center on January 24-25!!![Jan. 21, 2009] The Professional Bull Riders, Inc. (PBR) Built Ford Tough Series (BFTS) invades Dallas, Texas for a return visit to the American Airlines Center. The 2009 Dickies Invitational marks stop #5 on the PBR’s elite tour. For two action-packed performances, the top 45 bull riders in the world will take on their animal counterparts on Saturday, January 24 at 6:50 p.m. and Saturday, January 25 at 2 p.m. By Briana Stensrud, PBR
2 actors inducted into Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame[Jan. 15, 2009] FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Better known for portraying on-screen cowboys, Tommy Lee Jones and Barry Corbin were among six people inducted into the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame on Thursday night.
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Officials Announce RODEOHOUSTON Entertainer Lineup[Jan. 12, 2009] The 22 different star entertainers scheduled to perform at the 2009 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo represent a wide variety of musical genres. Together, these superstars have garnered numerous music industry honors, including 21 GRAMMY® awards, 69 Country Music Association awards and 55 Academy of Country Music awards By RodeoHouston
Duvall wins steer wrestling at SandHills Rodeo[Jan. 11, 2009] ODESSA , Texas - There is a lot to Spud Duvall. - He's a businessman, an athlete, a director on the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association board. - Most of all, though, he's a cowboy - a bulldogger, to be specific - and he comes by it naturally. By Ted Harbin
Outhier anxious for his return to ProRodeo's finale[Jan. 9, 2009] For four Decembers, Mike Outhier has watched the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo from a comfortable couch in the middle of his living room...He didn't like it too much. The Utopia, Texas, saddle bronc rider would’ve been much more comfortable in the middle of nasty bucking horses for 10 rough days in Las Vegas, home of ProRodeo's championship. Injuries sidelined the four-time Wrangler NFR qualifier for three years, but last year was more disappointment than doctor’s orders. By Ted Harbin
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