Page 7 of 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 seconds of fame[Mar. 19, 2007] More than 40 riders competed in the bull riding competition in front of a capacity crowd Sunday afternoon at the Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show.
SUPER SERIES V CHAMPIONS NAMED AT RodeoHouston™[Mar. 14, 2007] Fans electrified Reliant Stadium as 70 riders competed for the chance to advance to the Super Series Semifinals round during the March 13, Super Series V Championship performance of RodeoHouston.
Rodeo: Houston puts madness into March[Mar. 6, 2007] The big money, shiny buckles and most prestigious saddles are still won in Las Vegas in December at the National Finals Rodeo, but cowboys will have their own version of March Madness this month, thanks to an expanded event in Texas that has had participants drooling for several months.
February 6, 2007 Rodeo Insider[Feb. 6, 2007] Cool cowboy is also brash - Bull rider McKennon Wimberly exudes confidence. "I'm young, I'm fast, I'm handsome, and I can't possibly be beat," said Wimberly, who grew up in the Parker County community of Cool. By Brett Hoffman
Blandford Cashes in on $100,000 Women’s Pro Rodeo Association Payday[Jan. 24, 2007] Talents Dark Angel and Kay Blandford, Sutherland Springs, Texas, treated rodeo fans to an electrifying effort when they teamed up to capture top honors of the hotly contested inaugural Women’s Professional Rodeo Association (WPRA) MEGAFinale $100,000 Richest Race. (Includes results and All Women's Rodeo World Champions) By WPRA Press Release
Roper wins big, wants more[Jan. 18, 2007] WEATHERFORD, Texas — Wade White is used to having success at rodeos.
The Oklahoma-born calf roper has been competing since he was 6 years old and rodeo was a way of life thanks to the influence of his father and brother.
White, at 28, became an International Professional Rodeo Association World Champion calf roper and has been working to get back to that same level of success.
Cowgirls wrangle championship opportunity[Jan. 18, 2007] WEATHERFORD, Texas — Lora Pierson and Sandy Hodge missed the icy roads of Weatherford this week.
Both women were hard at work a little farther south in Alvarado, Texas.
Pierson and Hodge both began competition in the Women’s National Finals Rodeo Wednesday.
Roper wins big, wants more[Jan. 16, 2007] The Oklahoma-born calf roper has been competing since he was 6 years old and rodeo was a way of life thanks to the influence of his father and brother.
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