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Cowboys round up stampeding cattle in west Pasco
[Jun. 14, 2010] Pasco Dozens of cattle escaped from a Washington Cutting Horse Association event Friday night at TRAC in Pasco. The Franklin County Sheriff's Office ...
 
Lincoln County clown inducted into Rodeo Hall of Fame in Washington State
[Nov. 2, 2009] 11/1/2009 One of the West's most respected rodeo clowns, Butch Lehmkuhler of North Platte, has been named to the ...
 
Quincy woman state rodeo queen
[Oct. 10, 2009] By Doug Flanagan Katie Garfield, center, took the Miss Rodeo Washington crown from Quincy native Nicole Ray, left, last month. QUINCY — Going into the Miss ...
 
Childress cowboy Smith responds to pressure
[Sep. 24, 2009] Last week, he entered the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association's Justin Boots Playoffs in Puyallup, Wash., ranked 45th in the world standings with almost ...
 
PRCA Weekly Press Release - Sept. 14, 2009
[Sep. 14, 2009] PUYALLUP, Wash. In Las Vegas, drawing 21 can win you a lot of money the ultimate lucky number in blackjack. By Courtesy PRCA
 
Duarte wins all-around
[Sep. 14, 2009] Myron Duarte of Auburn, Wash., the only cowboy entered in two events who cashed, was the all-around winner when the Spokane Interstate Fair PRCA Rodeo wound up a three-day run Sunday...
 
Dual identity
[Aug. 30, 2009] Buster Barton finds that his career as a steer wrestler on the Columbia River Circuit helps him recruit members to the Walla Walla Community College rodeo team he coaches.
 
LYNDEN PRCA RODEO: Two-day event opens with a kick; 18-year-old from Oregon tops field in bareback competition
[Aug. 30, 2009] All the 18-year-old can do is shrug when the talk turns to his bright future in the sport. For every top ride he's put together since turning pro less than a year ago he can just as easily point to a time he's failed to score at all.
 
Lynden Rodeo attracts record number of competitors
[Aug. 30, 2009] The rodeo will feature 312 contestants, up 74 percent from last year, when it was named best small rodeo of the year by the Columbia River Pro-Rodeo Circuit.
 
Bareback rider wins his third career Salinas buckle
[Jul. 20, 2009] On a day that saw leaders fall and others rise, one cowboy who came out standing tall was 26-year-old bareback rider Ryan Gray of Washington. Gray, who won back-to-back Salinas titles in 2004 and 2005, claimed his third Salinas buckle after scoring an 86 on Yoyo for a two-round total of 168. By JERRY STEWART
 
Red Hot Zack Brown wins round one at the PBR Nampa Invitational!
[Apr. 4, 2009] Don’t miss round two of the Nampa Invitational as it airs on VERSUS! By katharine Sherrer, PBR
 
North Carolina Bull Rider Takes Tacoma Invitational!
[Mar. 23, 2009] PBR superstar Brian Canter takes his second event win of the 2009 BFTS season.

TACOMA, Wash. (March 22, 2009) - The Professional Bull Riders, Inc. (PBR) set the Tacoma Dome on fire as the PBR’s Built Ford Tough Series (BFTS) bucked into Tacoma, Wash., on March 21-22. The Tacoma Invitational, stop #15 on the elite tour, featured the 40 best bull riders in the world, all competing against top bulls from across the Great Northwest area. In the end, North Carolina superstar Brian Canter (Randleman, N.C.) was victorious in Tacoma after scoring 270 points on three bulls, winning by a huge margin of 9.5 points. Canter added $41,620.40 to his bank account as well as valuable points to his 2009 Built Ford Tough Series World Standings By Lindsay Rosser, PBR
 
Professional Bull Riders - Farley & McConnel Split Round One Win in Tacoma
[Mar. 22, 2009] Don’t miss the conclusion of the Tacoma Invitational when it airs on VERSUS TONIGHT!

TACOMA, Wash. (March 21, 2009) - The world’s best bull riders headed to the Great Northwest to Tacoma, Wash., for the Tacoma Invitational, stop #15 on the elite Built Ford Tough Series (BFTS) tour. At the end of round one, two cowboys walked out of the Tacoma Dome with the round victory, each scoring 87.75 points. Last weekend’s BFTS event winner Ryan McConnel (Colgate, Okla.) took on the bull, Mr. Callville, owned by Red Knection K Bulls, while young Aussie Pete Farley (Kempsey, AUS) rode Don Kish Bucking Bulls’ Cool Cash. Each deposited a check for $2,340 to their bank account. By Lindsay Rosser, PBR
 
Vegas rodeo pageant nets big rewards for Jessica
[Dec. 19, 2008] At last year’'s Miss Rodeo America Pageant, Jessica Crouch observed from the sidelines as a lady-in-waiting. That was rewarding, but actually competing this year as Miss Rodeo Washington was "better, hands down."
 
South Kitsap man turns bulls into pro athletes
[Jun. 17, 2008] The lot only is five acres and sits just a few miles off State Route 16, but its openness and quiet serenity create a country feel.

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