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inside the arena,” said Lines. “We live

about 70 miles away and it was just raining

at our house, but when we got about 20

miles away from the Casino there in Globe

it turned to snow.” The 55 year-old heeler

began by winning the Century Bonus of

the Gold Plus division with Armon

Pearson. “Armon and I rope together a

lot,” said Lines, who is the Public Works

Director for the town of Pima. “He just

lives about a mile and a half away and so

we enter together all the time and practice

together when we can.”

From there he entered the #12 Division

with Bart Judd and they placed fifth in the

Main Average by catching four steers in

46.78 seconds. The win earned them a

Regional Finals Shoot-Out worth $2,000 in

USTRC Flex Earnings. “I roped a leg on

our last steer and that took us out of the

big money, but it was nice to get a Shoot-

Out,” added Lines.

In the #11 Division, Lines was

back roping with Pearson and they

really turned up the heat. They caught four

steers in 32.63 seconds and ended up first

place in the Main Average. The victory

gave them $4,368, trophy Martin saddles

and a National Finals Shoot-Out worth

$6,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. “I won

my first USTRC saddle some years back

and this was my second,” said Lines. “It

was good to win it with Armon and he was

as excited as I was.”

Lines continued his winning ways in

the #10 Division where he teamed up with

Steven Alder. The pair caught four steers in

38.54 seconds and took first place in the

Average. They won $4,690, trophy Martin

saddles and National Shoot-Outs worth

$3,000 each in USTRC Flex Earnings.

“Steven and I rope together a little. He

lives in Pima too, but he just started roping

not too long ago,” said Lines. “This was

certainly his first USTRC saddle and it

might have even been his first USTRC

roping. He was extremely excited and I

was proud to win with him.”

Although the snow, cold and rain

dampened the ground, it didn’t dampen the

spirit of USTRC team ropers. They braved

the bad weather and enjoyed the unique

opportunity to load up on USTRC National

and Regional Shoot-Outs. Thus is life, you

never know how the cards will fall, so you

have to be ready for anything.

2010 Arizona ChampionshipsApache Gold CasinoSan Carlos, ArizonaJanuary 21 - 24, 2010Total Payout = $88,221

OpenAverage 5-Steer1. Bode W Baize (Anthony, NM) / Bobby Baize (Anthony,NM), 35.45 on 5, $1,939; 2. Murdock Keith (Westlock, AB)/ Byron Wilkerson (Stanfield, AZ), 35.60 on 5, $1,292; 3.Jake Barnes (Scottsdale, AZ) / Anthony Calmelat (Tucson,AZ), 38.42 on 5; 4. Matt Sherwood (Pima, AZ) / CesarDeLaCruz (Marana, AZ), 38.43 on 5; 5. Aaron Tsinigine(Tuba City, AZ) / Brock G Hanson (Casa Grande, AZ), 39.03on 5; 6. Matt Sherwood (Pima, AZ) / Cory Petska(Lexington, OK), 32.35 on 4; 7. Rudy Clark Jr (Mammoth,AZ) / Lane Siggins (Ruidoso Downs, NM), 22.45 on 3; 8.Derrick J Begay (Seba Dal Kai, AZ) / Cory Petska(Lexington, OK), 25.25 on 3; 9. Nano Garza (Mesquite,NM) / Lane Siggins (Ruidoso Downs, NM), 13.89 on 2;10. Rube Woolsey (Casa Grande, AZ) / Tom Bill Johnson(Kirkland, AZ), 14.56 on 2Incentive1. Rudy Clark Jr (Mammoth, AZ) / Lane Siggins (RuidosoDowns, NM), 22.45 on 3, $1,140, Regional SOOverall Fast Time1. Matt Sherwood (Pima, AZ) / Cory Petska (Lexington,OK), 5.15, $230

#15Average 4-Steer1. Austin Stafford (Prineville, OR) / Brooks R Dahozy(Window Rock, AZ), 27.70 on 4, $2,814, National SO; 2.Martin Rucker (Suprise, AZ) / Tom Bill Johnson (Kirkland,AZ), 28.04 on 4, $2,110, Regional SO; 3. Rawley W Ben(Peridot, AZ) / Ty Romo (Whiteriver, AZ), 28.47 on 4,$1,406, Regional SO; 4. Jeff Billings (Dona Ana, NM) /Bode W Baize (Anthony, NM), 29.02 on 4, $702, Regional

Snow in Arizona? Record breaking

amounts of snow and rain hit

Arizona January 21-24, 2010. It

just so happened that the snow storm hit

the same time as the USTRC’s Arizona

Championships. Despite the severe weather

conditions, which ultimately lead to roads

being closed, the show went on.

Dennis Lines of Pima, Arizona

thoroughly enjoyed the event as he and his

partners won well over $9,350 in cash, four

trophy Martin saddles and $14,000 in

USTRC Flex Earnings.

“This was really a good roping. It was

cold and slushy outside, but it was good

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SO; 5. Rodolfo A Rodriguez Jr (Secorra, TX) / Aldo Garibay(Rio Rico, AZ), 31.80 on 4, Regional SOOverall Fast Time1. Rudy Clark Jr (Mammoth, AZ) / Aldo Garibay (Rio Rico,AZ), 5.39, $370

#134-SteerAverage1. Logan R Westcott (Snowflake, AZ) / Wacey Westcott(Snowflake, AZ), 29.36 on 4, $3,096, National SO; 2. PedroG Egurrola (Tucson, AZ) / Rudy Clark Jr (Mammoth, AZ),33.12 on 4, $2,320, Regional SO; 3. Larry Cohorn (LasCruces, NM) / Darrel Sewell (Queen Creek, AZ), 35.64 on 4,

$1,546, Regional SO; 4. Ray Siggins (Ruidoso Downs, NM)/ Darrel Sewell (Queen Creek, AZ), 36.37 on 4, $774,Regional SO; 5. Bart O Judd (Pima, AZ) / Jared Luster(Pima, AZ), 37.24 on 4, Regional SOOverall Fast Time1. Logan R Westcott (Snowflake, AZ) / Wacey Westcott(Snowflake, AZ), 5.46, $406

#124-SteerAverage1. Carleton C Charley (Church Rock, NM) / Casper Billy(Church Rock, NM), 34.95 on 4, $4,314, National SO; 2.Rider Kiesner (Granbury, TX) / Chad Knight (Central, AZ),

34.98 on 4, $3,236, Regional SO; 3. Gary L Kiehne(Springerville, AZ) / Cade Passig (Capitan, NM), 45.72 on 4,$2,156, Regional SO; 4. Del C Hooker (Las Cruces, NM) /Clovis Hooper (Silver City, NM), 46.55 on 4, $1,078,Regional SO; 5. Bart O Judd (Pima, AZ) / Dennis V Lines(Pima, AZ), 46.78 on 4, Regional SOOverall Fast Time1. Rider Kiesner (Granbury, TX) / Logan R Westcott(Snowflake, AZ), 6.25, $568

#114-SteerAverage1. Armon I Pearson (Pima, AZ) / Dennis V Lines (Pima, AZ),

classification system is born.

I think it’s probably a tough sell to most

ropers who are already strapped by the

current economic conditions and don’t

want to have to buy a membership, but it’s

not the common roper that the World

Series events wants to attract. World Series

is openly marketed as an organization for

“Elite” ropers….and by “elite,” it really

means, “wealthy.” Look, it’s no secret that

the average demographic of team ropers

has shifted significantly over the last

decade or so to include a subset of wealthy

ropers, and it’s this group that the World

Series is geared to cater to. Buying an

extra membership is not going to be a

deterring factor for this group. All that is

required is for Denny to convince them

“they need it”, and a new classification

system is the obvious vehicle to

accomplish that goal.

I’m not going to get into the argument

about the quality of the World Series

classification system because I have no

idea what quality measures are in place.

But with the limited membership the

organization has, it can’t be that difficult.

As with all upstart classification systems

over the past 15 years or so, you simply

ask, “What’s your current USTRC

classification?’ …and your off and

running. A couple of guys go over the list

and make subjective alterations based on

some loosely defined…or more than

likely…. undefined criteria. It’s the same

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way Denny did it in the early years of the

USTRC. Who’s winning too much, not

enough, who’s a good-ole-boy, and of

course the most important….How much

do they spend at my events?

To be clear, this is not to bash World

Series events. I think they offer a unique

product that’s pretty appealing on many

levels. World Series events provide an

alternative format, that I personally like. I

do however, have concerns about how

these events will impact the overall

dynamic of the sport.

The team roping industry is relatively

fragile, and despite the growing

involvement of the roping “elite”, the

foundation of the sport rests on the

participation of those guys who have jobs

and work for a living….and find a way to

rope on the side. These are the heart and

soul of the team roping world, upon the

backs of which, the entire industry was

built. They are crucial to the future of the

sport, and without them, team roping

would surely die on the vine. Elitist ropers

are an equally important part of the

dynamic. They provide the bulk of the

critical ingredient that has kept the sport

expanding…..MONEY! It is the infusion

of dollars by these wealthy ropers, that in

many cases trickles down and keeps team

roping viable for the working class.

Certainly I don’t have a crystal ball,

and no one knows for sure what will

happen, but I think it’s potentially

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problematic for the entire sport if the

infusion of cash that comes from the

elitist ropers, is separated out of the trough

from which all ropers feed....But I could

be wrong.

Finally, a couple of personal “Atta boys”

for performances this past month. The first

one to my nephew, Reed Davis, who won

his first saddle…Reed is six! The second

goes out to Carl Sweazea, who at just

fourteen, won the truck at the “Free Truck

Roping” in Queen Creek. It was just a few

years ago that his dad, Kevin, accomplished

the same thing at a Booger Barter event.

That apple didn’t fall far from the tree.

Good job guys!

‘Til next month……

S pring is finally in the air….and it’s

about time. Seems like it came a little

too late for the Arizona Championships,

which was pretty much a disaster as a result

of an Arizona snowstorm that kept everyone

from being able to make the trip to San

Carlos….That was a lot of snow! Yes, it’s

been a tough spring in Arizona and New

Mexico for sure, but the air definitely has a

hint of springtime in it and makes you feel

like loading up and heading down the road.

I had a lot of feedback from last month’s

article about the World Series and their

attempt to establish their own classification

system. Most of it was in the form of

puzzlement by team ropers as to why Denny

Gentry, who established the USTRC and

sold it a few years ago, would turn around

and start a new association and try to

establish a new classification system.

Needless to say, most of the speculation was

not flattering toward Denny, with the

general conclusion being that is was…

“about the money, stupid” ...but then it

usually is.

It’s not hard to figure it out. When you

think about it, it makes perfect sense.

Denny already made a boatload of money

by selling the USTRC….or several

boatloads….and so why not do it again?

The key is, he has to have something to sell,

and the only way to do that is to have an

organization with a membership….and the

only way to build a membership…..well,

you can see where this goes….a

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Springs, NM) / Bill Porter (Salem, NM), 50.08 on 4,Regional SOOverall Fast Time1. Marden E Lines (Pima, AZ) / Braden D Hawkins (Pima,AZ), 6.67, $616

#94-SteerAverage 4-Steer1. Todd Schafer (Queen Creek, AZ) / Dylon Cole Buchanan(Gilbert, AZ), 46.61 on 4, $4,662, National SO; 2. JohnHenry Gaona Jr (Winkelman, AZ) / Lino D Rubal Jr (Tucson,AZ), 48.97 on 4, $3,110, Regional SO; 3. Janet L Mickelson (Flagstaff, AZ) / Pete Mickelson (Flagstaff, AZ),49.94 on 4, $2,460, Regional SO; 4. Chance P Brunson(Alamogordo, NM) / Joe A Gallegos (El Paso, TX), 52.47 on4, $1,814, Regional SO; 5. Ed G Skinner (Safford, AZ) /Dan J Fowlie (Tubac, AZ), 54.47 on 4, $908, Regional SOOverall Fast Time1. Frank Martinez (Tucson, AZ) / John Henry Gaona Jr(Winkelman, AZ), 7.18, $682

#8 Pick DrawAverage 3-Steer1. Selina Arbizo (Winkelman, AZ) / Leander Lupe(Whiteriver, AZ), 27.70 on 3, $3,012, National SO; 2. VanceCostelow (Sahuarita, AZ) / L G May (Hachita, NM), 35.02on 3, $2,010, National SO; 3. Jake Wright (El Paso, TX) /Tanner C Lupe (Whiteriver, AZ), 40.07 on 3, $1,590,National SO; 4. Paul M Rivera Jr (Winkelman, AZ) / Dan JFowlie (Tubac, AZ), 41.37 on 3, $1,172, National SO; 5.Donnie J Luna (Truth Or Consequnces, NM) / Bill Padilla(Rio Rico, AZ), 42.48 on 3, $586, National SOOverall Fast Time1. Adrian Escalante Sr (Laveen, AZ) / Tim Motes (Silver City,NM), 7.71, $440

Gold PlusAverage 4-Steer1. Scott Hall (Chandler, AZ) / Darrel Sewell (Queen Creek,AZ), 34.18 on 4, $2,140, GoldPlus SO; 2. Reed Flake(Snowflake, AZ) / Joseph Kimball (Higley, AZ), 37.98 on 4,$1,284, GoldPlus SO; 3. Julius Keyonnie (Winslow, AZ) /Alfonso Francis (Winslow, AZ), 38.70 on 4, $856, GoldPlusSOIncentive1. Ross Long (Albuquerque, NM) / David Wimberly(Moriarty, NM), 31.09 on 3, $844, GoldPlus SO; 2. Robert

W Martinez (Radium Springs, NM) / Bill Porter (Salem,NM), 34.85 on 3, $562, GoldPlus SO; 3. Ross Long(Albuquerque, NM) / Cavin Jacobs (Estancia, NM), 37.39on 3, GoldPlus SOOverall Fast Time1. Scott Hall (Chandler, AZ) / Darrel Sewell (Queen Creek,AZ), 7.41, $300

Century BonusAverage 3-Steer1. Armon I Pearson (Pima, AZ) / Dennis V Lines (Pima,AZ), 27.75 on 3, $300

#15 WarmupAverage 4-Steer1. Gabriel SantaMaria (Tucson, AZ) / Anthony Calmelat(Tucson, AZ), 30.03 on 4, $1,140; 2. Jeff Billings (DonaAna, NM) / Bode W Baize (Anthony, NM), 31.06 on 4,$684; 3. Shotgun Passig (Capitan, NM) / Cade Passig(Capitan, NM), 34.96 on 4, $456Incentive1. Shotgun Passig (Capitan, NM) / Cade Passig (Capitan,NM), 27.08 on 3, $456Overall Fast Time1. Nano Garza (Mesquite, NM) / Aldo Garibay (Rio Rico,AZ), 6.14, $144

32.63 on 4, $4,368, National SO; 2. Joe A Gallegos (ElPaso, TX) / Cole Rogers (Tularosa, NM), 35.30 on 4,$2,912, Regional SO; 3. Boyd Hicks (Safford, AZ) / KevinEngland (Solomon, AZ), 38.01 on 4, $2,304, Regional SO;4. Todd Schafer (Queen Creek, AZ) / Joey E Rezzonico(Queen Creek, AZ), 38.82 on 4, $1,700, Regional SO; 5.Steven Alder (Pima, AZ) / Chad Knight (Central, AZ), 38.96on 4, $848, Regional SOOverall Fast Time1. Ross Long (Albuquerque, NM) / Tony L Steele (Alamo,NV), 6.83, $640

#10Average 4-Steer1. Steven Alder (Pima, AZ) / Dennis V Lines (Pima, AZ),38.54 on 4, $4,690, National SO; 2. Megan S Sherwood(Pima, AZ) / John R Salazar (Thatcher, AZ), 39.89 on 4,$3,516, Regional SO; 3. Michelle Rezzonico (Queencreek,AZ) / Joey E Rezzonico (Queen Creek, AZ), 44.90 on 4,$2,346, Regional SO; 4. Christian Cisneros Salazar(Nogales, AZ) / Manuel Alvarez Jr (Arivaca, AZ), 48.46 on 4,$1,172, Regional SO; 5. Robert W Martinez (Radium

Arizona Championships continued from page 2

#15:Austin Stafford(Prineville, OR) /Brooks R. Dahozy(Window Rock, AZ),27.70 on 4, $2,814,National Shoot-Outsworth $3,000 inUSTRC FlexEarnings each

#13: Logan R. Westcott (Snowflake, AZ) / Wacey Westcott (Snowflake, AZ), 29.36 on 4,$3,096, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#11: Armon I. Pearson (Pima, AZ) / Dennis V. Lines (Pima, AZ), 32.63 on 4, $4,368, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#9: Todd Schafer (Queen Creek, AZ) / Dylon Cole Buchanan (Gilbert, AZ), 46.61 on 4,$4,662, National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#12: Carleton C. Charley (Church Rock, NM) / Casper Billy (Church Rock, NM), 34.95 on 4, $4,314, National Shoot-Outsworth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each

#8: Selina Arbizo (Winkelman, AZ) / Leander Lupe (Whiteriver, AZ), 27.70 on 3, $3,012,National Shoot-Outs worth $3,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings each


WORDS CAN’T DESCRIBE THE CLASSIC FEEL

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It took a few individuals to help pull itoff, but pull it off they did. Ty Yost,

teamed up with Cory Johnson and JackGoodman to offer team ropers in Arizona achance to win a truck for free. Yep - Free!Every roper who walked up on to the entryoffice at the Horsehoe Park in Queen Creek,Arizona on February 5-6 was given a freeentry to the event. In Yost’s own words, “ It’struly was a one-on-a-kind event.”In addition to the free entry, the fee for

additional entries was cut prior to the eventto $60 a man. In the end, ropers filled theparking lot, the arena and the entire facilityfor their chance to win the truck. Just under1,400 teams filled the roping.The roping began at 10:30 a.m. on

Saturday and the truck was awarded justafter the short-go at 4:30 a.m. on Sunday. Inthe end, Carl Sweazea from Mountainair,New Mexico claimed the ultimate prize. Outof the top 20 places paid in the Average,Carl heeled his way to fourth place victorywith Tyler Nosie and sixth place withheader, Todd A. Garvin. Carl and Nosie alsoclaimed the short go fast time win with afast run of 5.48 seconds, all of which totaled42 points that earned him the 2009 Dodge3500 diesel, 4-door dually. Carl is only 14,so he won’t be able to get his driving permittill the end of September according to hisfather who tried to talk him into using thenew Dodge as a ranch truck until then.However, his father admits he doesn’t thinkCarl will be going for that.Yost was happy at the positive turnout of

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shot to win the truck, but pocket part of the$27,000 in cash that was awarded. “How cool would it have been if the

truck or the roping would have been won ona free run?” said Yost. “Maybe next time!”

The Free Truck RopingQueen Creek ArenaQueen Creek, ArizonaFebruary 5 - 6, 2010Total Payout = $27,000

#10 TruckAverage3-steer1. Leon Nez (Chinle, AZ) / Juan M. Robles (Nogales,AZ), 18.87 on 3, $6,000; 2. Lee Meketi (Aztec, NM)/ Bill Padilla (Rio Rico, AZ), 21.29 on 3, $4,000; 3.Ty Farella (Newcastle, WY) / Kevin Lang (Casa Grade,AZ), 21.41 on 3, $3,000; 4. Tyler Nosie (San Carlos,AZ) / Carl Sweazea (Mountainair, NM), 21.67 on 3,$2,000; 5. Ivan Torres (Gilbert, AZ) / Matt Franklin(Ft Defiance, AZ), 23.13 on 3, $2,000; 6. Todd A.Garvin (Show Low, AZ) / Carl Sweazea (Mountainair,NM), 24.05 on 3, $1,000; 7. Travis Magill (Payson,AZ) / Jace Nielsen (Howell, UT), 24.14 on 3, $1,000;8. Bill Hamblin (Vermilion, AB) / Calvin Stern (CasaGrande, AZ), 24.14 on 3, $1,000; 9. Sergio Rascon(Phoenix, AZ) / Rex Allen Hawkins (Payson, AZ),24.30 on 3, $1,000; 10. Renaldo Wartz (Blue Gap,AZ) / Harrison Donald (Tonalea, AZ), 24.36 on 3,$1,000; 11. Menny J. Estrada (El Paso, TX) / TylerSaganitso (Tuba City, AZ), 24.61 on 3, $800; 12.Dusty Perkins (Show Low, AZ) / Robert D. Casterton(Queen Creek, AZ), 24.70 on 3, $800; 13. FranciscoValenzuela (Patagonia, AZ) / Gerardo Q. Valenzuela(Sahuarita, AZ), 24.92 on 3, $800; 14. Bruce E.Palmer (Gilbert, AZ) / John W. Hawkins (Santa Fe,NM), 24.92 on 3, $800; 15. Alonzo Cabral

(Glendale, AZ) / Garry Fecho (Hanna, AB), 25.95 on3, $800; 16. Carlos Aranda (Skull Valley, AZ) / RexAllen Hawkins (Payson, AZ), 25.97 on 3; 17. Jaime E.Chavez (Laveen, AZ) / Adan Quezada Jr. (Laveen,AZ), 26.01 on 3; 18. Leebert Arviso (Maricopa, AZ) /Justin R. Kipp (Lordsburg, NM), 26.15 on 3; 19. LeoLumley (Buena Park, CA) / Clinton Sandercock

(Drayton Valley, AB), 26.25 on 3; 20. Rex G.Lamoreaux (Gilbert, AZ) / Lucas J. Casterton (Mesa,AZ), 28.03 on 3

Short Go Fast Time1. Tyler Nosie (San Carlos, AZ) / Carl Sweazea(Mountainair, NM), 5.48, $1,000

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8 MARCH 2010

The ropers were happy and so is S&W Productions! The first one is over, our nextroping an Open and #13 (details coming very soon) is going to be bigger and better! Wewould like to say thank you to all of our sponsors: Priefert Ranch & Rodeo Equipment fordesigning and making the chute, Fast Back Ropes for the rope bags given to Archie Chantand Justin Ready for the Fast Time Overall with a 7.09, A Cut Above Silver for the 10beautiful buckles, CSI Pads for the 6 saddle pads given to the Average, Century Bonus andIncentive Winners, LubriSyn for the 27 certificates for “The Official Joint Supplement ofRopers Bailout”, Cactus Saddlery for the Average Saddles, IFA Country Stores, ChacoCanyon Trading/Jerry Elkins, Mesilla Valley Trucking, Desert Construction, C&E Concrete,Diamond G Home Center, Holiday Cleaners, Delta Tire/Kastendicks, Liz Tafoya Realty,Buddy Elkins, Aztec Feed & Supply and McKinley Paper Company for making the FreeDummy Roping very special for those 3 little boys! We are proud to have all of yousponsors on our team. Very special thanks to Reed and Amy Flake for all of their expertiseand trouble shooting!

We also hosted a free Dummy Roping for the kids whose parents were entered in theroping! We had 5 lil’ ones enter, and 3 boys won Teskey Ranch Roper Kid Saddles(Sponsored by IFA Country Stores and S&W Productions)! 1st Swade Olsen, UT. 2ndPreston Olsen, UT. 3rd Martin Savedra, NM. They were so cute, talented and excited to wintheir own saddles!

Logan, Beth and Joseph want to thank everyone for coming, and can’t wait to see you atthe next big one! Please keep checking our website www.ropersbailout.com for new eventscoming in 2010!

2.24 Million Dollar BailoutTotal Payout = $163,270

#11 Warm Up3-steerAverage1. Phil Burris (Deming, NM) / Johnny L Cox (Alto, NM), 26.70 on 3, $4,828; 2. Doug S Olsen (Payson, UT) /Bryce B Davis (Spanish Fork, UT), 28.42 on 3, $3,621; 3. Tony S Holden (Gillette, WY) / Tyson S Holden(Gillette, WY), 29.24 on 3, $2,414; 4. Charlie Armstrong Jr (Utica, MS) / Sage C Britain IV (Poolville, TX),30.06 on 3, $1,207; 5. Westi Hicks (Deming, NM) / Phil Burris (Deming, NM), 30.06 on 3

#11 / 10 Incentive4-steerAverage1. Bob L White (San Angelo, TX) / Arnold D Felts (San Angelo, TX), 44.57 on 4, $50,000, National SO; 2. Jeff JClark (Caspedr, WY) / Tyson S Holden (Gillette, WY), 53.85 on 4, $40,000, Regional SOIncentive1. Don L Gosney (Bayfield, CO) / Philip A Brevik (Durango, CO), 25.59 on 2, $9,200, Regional SO; 2. Ben TTibbitts (Blackfoot, ID) / Joel C Wells II (Las Vegas, NV), 15.23 on 1, $7,000, Regional SOShort Go Fast Time1. Bob L White (San Angelo, TX) / Arnold D Felts (San Angelo, TX), 8.22, $5,000Overall Fast Time1. Jace A Henry (Mount Vernon, AR) / Dusty W Jones (Greenbrier, AR), 29.36, $7,000, Regional SO; 2.Richard Kee (Somerville, TN) / Eddie Stafford (Brighton, TN), 32.75, $4,000; 3. J Archie Chant (Rock Springs,WY) / Justin Ready (Dixon, WY), 7.09, $7,000, Regional SO; 4. Bob L White (San Angelo, TX) / Arnold D Felts(San Angelo, TX), 8.55, $7,000, Regional SORound 1 Fast Time1. Bob L White (San Angelo, TX) / Arnold D Felts (San Angelo, TX), 8.55, $5,000Round 2 Fast Time1. Justin R Marquez (Seboyeta, NM) / Bruce L Anderson (Zephyrhills, FL), 8.64, $5,000Round 3 Fast Time1. Jace A Henry (Mount Vernon, AR) / Dusty W Jones (Greenbrier, AR), 7.17, $5,000

January 8 and 9, 2010 were great days for our new productions company! Our weekendof roping went very well, as we paid out $163,270 in 2 ropings! Friday morning while

Reed Flake’s cattle were being wrapped and ran through, all the ropers that were at theMojave Crossing Event Center got to rope through the steers and the set up that would be inplace for Saturday’s roping. We want our company to be known for giving the ropers thebest cattle and set up they can have, to win our big money ropings! Friday night we had#11

warm up roping, cappedat a 6 elite. There were71 teams, and we paid 4monies, $12,070 total.

Saturday, January 9thwas a great roping! With27 teams entered, 13monies were paid out!The total payout for the#11 with a #10incentive, was$151,200.00! The set upand steers were perfect!The roping was veryroper friendly, and everyroper we talked to saidthey “WILL BE BACKNEXT YEAR!” We gave

away a beautiful prize line as well a lot of money! Where else can ropers go and ropeagainst 26 other teams to win this amount of money? This roping was made for ropers whowant to win big money with the best chance to do so! Bob White and Arnold Felts cleanedhouse! The men from Texas shared $67,000.00 by winning 1st in the Average, the CenturyBonus and 2 Fast Times! Along with a big paycheck they ordered custom Cactus saddles,and each took home 2 gorgeous belt buckles a piece from A Cut Above Silver by AndyAndrews , 2 CSI Pads (one for Average win, one for Century Bonus), and “the official JointSupplement of Ropers Bailout” LubriSyn certificates! Great job guys!

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Bailout Roping! S&W Productions

Warm Up Roping Winners! (Pictured Left to Right): Joseph Savedra ofS&W Productions, Phil Burris and Johnny Cox (26.73/3 split $4,828),Logan and Beth Wengert also of S&W Productions.

Average Winners! (Pictured Left to Right): Joseph Savedra (S&W Productions),Amanda Wilcox, Arnold Felts and Bob White (44.57/4 split $50,000), Logan and BethWengert (S&W Productions), CSI Pad Rep. Bob White and Arnold Felts also won 1stRound Fast Time (8.55/1 split $5,000) and Short Go Fast Time (8.22/1 split $5,000).

#10 Incentive and Century Bonus Winners! (Pictured Left to Right): Joseph Savedra,Amanda Wilcox, Incentive Winners Phil Brevik and Don Gosney (25.59/2 split $9,200),Century Bonus Winners Arnold Felts and Bob White (36.35/3 split $7,000) Beth andLogan Wengert, CSI Pads Representatives.

3 Steer ConsolationWinners! (Pictured Left

to Right): JosephSavedra, Amanda

Wilcox, Jace Henry and Dusty Jones

(29.36/3 split $7,000)also won 3rd Round Fast

Time (7.17/1 split$5,000), Beth and

Logan Wengert.

Dummy Roping Winners (Pictured Left to Right): Back row - Joseph Savedra(S&W Productions), Amanda Wilcox, Beth and Logan Wengert (S&WProductions). Front row - 3rd place Martin Savedra, 1st Place Swade Olsen, 2nd Place Preston Olsen!

MARCH 2010 9

USTRC News!Ropers,New for the 2010 season, Gold Spur members, which includes Lifetime members

and additional family members 13 years of age or older as of January 1, 2010, willreceive $1,000 in USTRC Flex Earnings. These earnings have been deposited in yourFlex Earnings account and may be used in any Regional Finals or National FinalsShoot-Out division...your choice!As in the past, Gold Plus members will receive $3,000 in USTRC Flex

Earnings. Likewise, these earnings have been deposited in your Flex Earningsaccount and may be used at your discretion in any Regional Finals or National FinalsShoot-Out division.Gold Spur members that upgrade to the Gold Plus membership will receive an

additional $2,000 in Flex Earnings for a total of $3,000.You may view your member services page at www.ustrc.com. Click on the “view

your earnings” link on your personal page.

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Stipes Brothers Win IPRA TeamRoping World Championships

Courtesy of Fastback Ropes

Oklahoma brothers and Fast Back cowboys, Jesse and Casey Stipes, of Salina,Oklahoma, demonstrated the importance of consistency at the 40th AnnualInternational Finals Rodeo, January 15-17, 2010 in Oklahoma City. A 5.4-second run in the first round earned the team a paycheck of $2,083 per

man. Team Stipes placed in the remaining go-rounds for an aggregate time of 25.4 on4-head, resulting in an average win of $4,166 per roper. Total 2010 IFR earnings of$9,372 each secured Jesse and Casey first place in the world standings with acomfortable lead.“We were both third in the standings before it started so we really ran at the first

two steers,” explains Casey. “After we got them down and were doing well in theaverage, we decided to get the last two caught and it paid off. We’re looking forwardto going again in 2010 and making some PRCA rodeos as well.”

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MARCH 2010 11

Recently, CBS News producers createda special report on the use of

antibiotics in livestock production. Thepiece, reported by Evening News anchorKatie Couric, is not a factual representationof the scientific, safe and careful use ofantibiotics in animal agriculture.

My lifetime of experience in animalagriculture makes their report seem to mebiased and misleading. My parents whomigrated from family farms in Oregonraised us in a small Southern Californiacommunity with chickens and rabbits formeat and eggs. I worked my way throughhigh school and college on farms and fruitorchards, a 12,000 head beef feedlot, and auniversity owned dairy and milk processingplant. Professionally I have worked for 36 years with dairies, feedlots, cattle andsheep ranchers in 12 states in the U.S. andin Mexico.

Without exception I have found theseowners and managers to be very concernedabout the ethical treatment and welfare of their animals including the responsibleuse of antibiotics. They have beeninterested in scientific and appliedresearch, and have worked diligently toimprove every aspect of herd health andimplement management programs toprevent disease and minimize the need forthe use of antibiotics.

Last week I was leaning against a fencepost on a third-generation family dairyfarm in Arizona pondering how I mightrespond to the CBS report since I’d gottenword they’d be airing a story on the subject.While I was reflecting, I was watchingcows returning from the milking parlorplayfully loping back to their pen andrapidly placing their heads side by sidethrough the self-locking stanchions to eat.They were voraciously consuming a well-balanced total mixed ration of locallygrown forages, processed grains andagricultural by-products. They had justbeen calmly milked by caring professionalmilkers using state-of-the art milkingequipment. These cows walk to and fromtheir pen twice a day on dry, paddedconcrete walkways to be milked. They arebedded on clean, dry and comfortablebedding in open dry lots and under shadesthat protect them from the elements in thewinter and cool them with water spray andfans in the summer. This family hasimplemented many technologies to nowefficiently and humanely managethousands of milk cows better than whenthey started with 40 cows years ago. Thesecows have never been fed antibiotics, andare only treated with antibiotics whenneeded to cure or prevent a bacterialinfection to prevent pain, suffering anddeath, to enable these cows to achieve their potential to feed us and a starvingworld with safe, wholesome, and affordable food. That is how less than 1%of the U.S. population is involved inagriculture and can provide for the other99% and have surplus to export todeveloping nations.

How are antibiotics used in animalagriculture? Besides treatment of an

individual sick animal, after every possibleeffort has been made to successfullymanage genetics, housing, environment,nutrition, feeding, vaccination and otherherd or flock health practices, antibioticsmay be used in feed or water to treat,control or prevent disease and to promotegrowth and feed efficiency. This use hasbeen proven to improve animal health andwelfare (less disease and mortality),improve growth and feed conversion(reduces bad bacteria; promotes goodbacteria), and improve food safety.

I welcome open dialogue and evaluationof our agricultural production practices. Itcan only make us better. I do ask theevaluation to be scientific and objective,and the reporting to avoid sensationalism,hyperbole, and misleading statementsaimed at inflaming opinion. The CBS Newsreport is extremely critical of the use ofantibiotics in agriculture, repeating the oft-stated but unsupported assertion that thereis an alarming rise in the incidence ofantibiotic resistant bacteria among farmanimals. I have not recognized this as aproblem in 36 years of dairy practice.Surveillance data regarding bacterialisolates from cattle by the NationalAntimicrobial Resistance MonitoringSystem does not support their claim either.

Opponents of antibiotic use in foodanimals claim that we don’t needantibacterials to produce meat and eggs,that their use has lead to a significantincrease in antibiotic resistant bacterialinfections in humans, and that their usereduces the effectiveness of humanmedicines. In 1999, the Heidelberg AppealNederland Foundation, renowned for itsunbiased scientific research, conducted astudy on the effect of antibiotics used forgrowth promotion in food animals, andconcluded that there was no conclusiveevidence that their use contributed tohuman disease or compromised theefficacy of related antibiotics in humanmedicine.

After growth promoting antibiotics werelegislatively banned in food animals inDenmark in 1999 in an attempt to protect

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public health from antibiotic resistance,there has been no reduction in theincidence of antibiotic-resistant hospitalisolates in humans. In some casesresistance has increased and the incidenceof some types of infections in humans hasalso increased. Unfortunately, disease andmortality have increased among animals,producing adverse animal welfareconditions. As a result, to treat the higherincidence of disease in animals inDenmark, it has been necessary to increasethe use of antibiotics for therapeutictreatment in animals. The use of antibioticsin humans has also increased. Theincreased health costs and labor and thereduction in growth and feed conversion inpigs have resulted in increased productioncosts of $5.29 per pig.

Some purport that antibacterial-freefarming makes food safer. The truth is thatantibiotic use in food animals makes themhealthier which makes our food safer.Chickens raised without antibiotics arethree times more likely to carry bacteriathat can make people sick. When the EUphased out certain antibiotic uses there wasno discernable improvement in food safety.Food handling and preparation has a muchgreater impact on food safety. In the U.S.,food-borne pathogens decreased by 15 to49% from 1996 to 2001 following theimplementation of the new FSIS/HACCP(Food Safety Inspection Service/HazardAnalysis Critical Control Points)regulations. Proper food handling andcooking prevents human infection by food-borne pathogens.

Some bacteria are naturally resistant tocertain antibiotics; others acquire resistanceby genetic mutation over time; and someacquire resistance after exposure to anantibiotic used in human medicine oranimal production. For a person to have anantibiotic treatment failure due to acquiringa foodborne bacterial disease from eating,for example, pork, the following thingswould have to happen:

• The antibiotic would be used in theanimal

• The animal would have to develop aresistant bacterial strain

• The resistant strain would have to survivethrough food processing/handling

• The resistant strain would have to survivethrough food preparation

• The resistant strain would have totransfer to the human

• The resistant strain would have tocolonize

• The resistant strain would have to cause a disease

• The antibiotic treatment would have to fail

What is the probability of a personexperiencing a treatment failure due toantibiotic use in swine? Here are some riskcomparisons:

Risk Comparison Annual Probability

Being struck by lightening.......1 in 550,000

Dying from a bee sting...........1 in 6 million

Dying from a dog bite ..........1 in 18 million

Acquiring resistant campylobacter frommacrolide-treated swine resulting intreatment failure .................<1 in 53 million

Acquiring resistant E. faecium frommacrolide-treated swine resulting intreatment failure ................. <1 in 21 billion

It’s easy for me to say that antibioticresistant bacteria are not a problem when Ihaven’t personally experienced such aninfection, but that’s meaningless to a person who has. It’s like trying to console aperson who has been unable to find workfor six months by informing them that thenational unemployment rate is only 10%. Infact, while competing in high schoolathletics my daughter got a nasty skininfection on her leg caused by antibioticresistant staphylococcal bacteria (MRSA).A few months later my wife got a lipinfection caused by the same type ofbacteria. These infections did not comefrom animal agriculture nor did theantibiotic resistance. The resistance is realbut many scientists believe the primarycause is misuse (over prescribing) ofantibiotics in human medicine and/orfailure of patients to complete theprescribed regimen.

Antibiotic use in animal agriculture isby or on the order of a licensed veterinarianusing antibiotics approved by the FDA,having passed its stringent testingrequirements for efficacy and safety (foranimals, our food and the environment). Allmajor industry associations haveestablished prudent drug usage guidelines:the American Veterinary MedicalAssociation, American Association ofBovine Practitioners, American Associationof Swine Veterinarians, AmericanAssociation of Avian Pathologists, NationalChicken Council, National Pork Board,National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, andothers. These guidelines and FDA oversightinsure that antibiotic use in food animalswill protect animal health and welfareleading to production of safe, affordableand abundant food, critical to our U.S. food security.

Maintaining the health of U.S. herds andflocks requires agriculture producers andtheir veterinarians to have all approved safeand effective technologies, includinganimal health products, available to us. Itwould be a tragedy for misconceptions,misrepresentations or non-science basedpolitical agendas to deprive us of anyvaluable tools for preventing animal diseasewithout substantial evidence of a benefit tohuman health.

Editor’s Note: Many of Dr. McClure’sclients are members of the UnitedDairymen of Arizona and the Arizona Farm Bureau.

About Arizona Farm Bureau The Arizona Farm Bureau is a

grassroots organization dedicated topreserving and improving the Agricultureindustry through member involvement ineducation, programs and services. Formembership information contact480.635.3616

Animal Agriculture and Responsible Antibiotic Use By Alyn M. McClure, DVM with Herd Health Management, LP

In 1999, the Heidelberg Appeal

Nederland Foundation, renowned

for its unbiased scientific

research, conducted a study on

the effect of antibiotics used for

growth promotion in food

animals, and concluded that

there was no conclusive evidence

that their use contributed to

human disease or compromised

the efficacy of related antibiotics

in human medicine.

12 MARCH 2010

A to Z Equipment Rentals& Sales, formerly known as A to ZRents, is celebrating its 50 years of servicein the Valley with a 50% discount on allrentals, every 50 days. The first 50%discount day is Friday February 19, and thepromotion will also be held on April 10,May 30, July 19, September 7, October 27and December 15.

Founded in 1960 in his rental home onThomas Rd. by Fred Matricardi, A to Znow has 3 large rentals & sales locations,and rents everything from a salt shaker to abackhoe. Thus the slogan “You name it, werent it, we sell it.” Fred still comes into theoffice everyday and is as hands on and

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As the ACTRA National Board sat down at their winter meeting it was going to be a pretty tall order to improve on the 2009 ACTRA National Finals but improve

they did. There will be two new ropings at the 2010 ACTRA National Finals to help

accommodate the large number of higher handicapped ropers who belong to ACTRA.The #12 roping, 4/$150 with 20% cattle charge, go three times will be held on Sunday,October 17th and the other will be a up and down handicapped mixed even at #8, 4/$60,go three times held on Monday, October 18th. These two ropings along with the otherspecialty ropings will have a modified prize line.

Another new addition along with the National Championship Scott Thomas Saddles,there will be National Reserve Championship Scott Thomas Saddles in the number 3, 4,5.5, 7, 8.5 and Century. This is another great addition to the prize lines. For the firsttime, Century Roping Incentive winners will also have a modified prize line, theseawards will go to the highest placing incentive teams that do not receive an award in themain average.

The Super #7 Roping will have a new look this year. ACTRA will adopt the WranglerNational Patriot Program. This program is to raise awareness and funds for the woundedor fallen American Military Veterans and their families. The prize line will include HorseTrailers and Skyline Gold Buckles to the average winners. Reserve Champions will receive Scott Thomas Saddles. There will be $5,000.00 in bonus moneyfor the ropers who purchase and wear the specially designed ACTRA Patriot Shirt for thisroping. This will be a great roping for a great cause. The Calcutta for the Super #7Roping will be held at the Banquet again this year for added fun and excitement.

The Sponsors, Directors and Arena Operators Roping will be moved to Wednesday.This will give our Sponsors a great opportunity to rope and get to know the members.The Banquet, Catastrophe Fund Auction and Super #7 Calcutta will be that evening.

Each year it is a huge challenge to make the Wrangler/Professional’s Choice ACTRANational Finals better than the year before. The National Board feels that with the newropings, additional prizes and new programs it will be accomplished again. Start makingplans to qualify and attend the Wrangler/Professional’s Choice ACTRA National Finals inReno Nevada October 17th thru the 24th.

Be sure to check the ACTRA website, www.actra.org for the latest updates and new features.

For more information on how you can become a member or get your Chapter startedcontact President Clyde Saunders 509-947-6450 [email protected] or Business Manager Mike Sweeney 559-816-9932; [email protected]

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A to Z is currently building anexpansion to their East Valley location,which will almost triple the size of thefacility first opened in 2000.

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Sproul Arena hosted an event atthe end of 2009, but opened bck up atthe beginning of February to start theseason off right. The one day eventhosted a #13 Slide for ropers to enjoy.At the end of the day, the team oflocal Las Cruces, NM roper, VictorPerez IV teamed up with CooperWimberly who came down fromBelen, NM to win the event. Theycaptured four head of steers in 21.65 seconds to top the field ofropers and walk away with $2,400 in cash.

Both Perez and Wimberly placedagain in the average. Perez wonsecond place as well with JoDan S.Mirabal and Wimberly teamed upwith Terry Bourbon to win the lasthole in the average. In all, the ropingwas successful with ropers form allacross the states converging on thearena for a chance to kick the season of right. A great payout, good times and warm Las Crucessunshine!

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The Code of the West is an unwrittencreed, code or set of values. It used to becommonly used by people everywhere,whether you were a cowboy in theSouthwest or maybe a businessman in a bigcity, morals seemed more important to ourcountry as a whole in the past. You wereexpected to do the right thing, whatever thesituation may be. At times, doing the rightthing is not always the easiest thing to do;especially if the majority of the crowd is notdoing the right thing, but doing right willalways be rewarding in some way or another.You would be surprised how people willreact when you stand up for what is right.People in general know when something iswrong; they just don’t want to be the one torock the boat. Sometimes it is a lonelyfeeling when you’re the only one who isstanding up for what is right, but before long

others will join you, and when it is all saidand done you will feel better about yourselffor standing up for what is right. People willrespect you for it also.

The Code of the West calls for us to helpout where we can. We have all heard the oldsaying about the guy who would give youthe shirt right off of his back if you neededit worse than he did. This person issomebody to look up to! In the long runthis guy usually is rewarded for his efforts.That isn’t why he did it though; he doesn’thelp people out just looking for rewards butit usually seems to work out that way. Thereward can sometimes be financial in oneway or another or maybe it is just thesatisfaction of seeing someone smile fromwithin and giving you a big ole thanks. Thistype of reward lasts longer than a monetaryone anyway and generally you will havemade a friend for life.

The Code of the West doesn’t tolerateliars. There isn’t anybody who ever trulygets ahead by lying or cheating. They mayhave some short term gain, they may eventhink that they have gotten away withsomething, but in the end it never seems towork out. The truth is always easier than alie; it may not seem like it at the time butpeople will respect the truth. Besides that,the truth is easier to remember. All of ushave known people who lie. Some peopletell little white lies for effect, or to maketheir stories better (like writers for example).Other people are just blatant liars (like mostpoliticians). But we know who these peopleare and we don’t believe them. Most of thetime they don’t even realize how ridiculousthey look standing there telling lies wheneveryone knows exactly what they are doing.The worst part of it all is that even whenthey are telling the truth, people still tend tonot believe them based on their previous

track record! A good reputation takes a lifetime to build but only a very short time todismantle.

Cheaters are even worse. To fraud orcheat someone takes a person of very smallmoral character and no self worth. Inbusiness dealings with our fellow man wemust hold ourselves to the highest of moralcharacter. If you don’t, you won’t be doingbusiness for very long. The customers orpersons that we are dealing with expect afair deal. Liars and cheats may think thatthey are pulling the wool over people’s eyes,but in the long run, it generally comes outinto the open and they wind up being worseoff than had they just done the right thing tostart with. There is no short cut or substitutefor hard honest work. This holds trueweather you make your living with yourhead or your back. Remember that bad newsspreads like wildfire, but good news spreadslike molasses.

The Code of the West says that weshould respect one another. Try giving out a“yes sir” or a “yes ma’am” once in a whileand see what kind of results that you get. Asimple “please” and “thank you” are easywords to say, but will give you a lot ofmileage if you use them. Holding the doorfor somebody is not out of style or oldfashioned either; especially for the ladies. Idon’t know of any true lady no matter howmodern, independent or down right liberatedthat she may be who does not enjoy having adoor held open for her or a gentlemansaying “after you ma’am.” Treat people asyou would like to be treated yourself.

You can also respect people by notgossiping about them or by spreading liesabout them. If you don’t know something tobe fact, don’t say it. Even if it is a fact, usesome tact. There is a proverb from OldMexico that goes like this; “con la bocaabierta, entre la mosca” this mean that when

It seems that lately everywhere you lookthe “old” is “new” again; the “out” is

“in” again. They say that sooner or latereverything comes back into style; that it justseems to make a big ole cycle. Cowboys andcowgirls nowadays are wearing oldfashioned looking clothes (with a moderntwist of course) and long shaggy hair seemsto be in again (mostly on men). Some carcompanies are making models that resemblethe cars of days gone by and just abouteveryone in some way or another is sportinga latest fad that resembles a fad from thepast. There is one thing however that nevergoes out of style. What I refer to is OldFashioned Morals and Values. Here in theWest we have our own saying for our values; cowboys and westerners for yearsand years have simply called it “The Codeof the West.”

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Story and PhotosCompliments ofJim Olson

My Cowboy Heroes

The Code of the West

Mesquite Fairgrounds, Mesquite, NevadaJanuary 29 - 31, 2010Total Payout = $30,131

#13 w/#11 IncentiveAverage 3-steer1. Victor Ugalde (Orovada, NV) / Chad Robert Steele(Alamo, NV), 19.73 on 3, $1,072; 2. Jade D Hafen(Washington, UT) / Cody Soffel (Fairfield, UT), 20.52on 3, $804; 3. Shane J Bohach (Washoe Valley, NV)/ Chad Robert Steele (Alamo, NV), 23.07 on 3,$536; 4. Adam Anderson (Pocatello, ID) / Tracy LLarsen (Washington, UT), 25.71 on 3, $268Incentive1. Blain Terry (Rush Valley, UT) / Chy LeClair(Riverton, WY), 14.42 on 2, $240Overall Fast Time1. Robert Steele (Alamo, NV) / Chad Robert Steele(Alamo, NV), 5.97, $240#11 w/#9 IncentiveAverage 3-steer1. Clint J Goldtooth (Page, AZ) / Alan Hall (StGeorge, UT), 23.30 on 3, $1,255; 2. Joyce K Barnes(Maybell, CO) / Patrick K Martinez (Farmington, NM),24.81 on 3, $1,046; 3. Darrick Benally(Farmington, NM) / Patrick K Martinez (Farmington,NM), 25.33 on 3, $836; 4. Nawny M Jones(Lamoille, NV) / Jason L Jones (Lamoille, NV), 28.18on 3, $628; 5. Bailey Corkill (Fallon, NV) / StephenSmith (Washoe Valley, NV), 28.56 on 3, $418Incentive1. Erik Phillips (St George, UT) / Michael J Roberts(King Hill, ID), 17.20 on 2, $240Overall Fast Time1. Austin A Christensen (Spanish Fork, UT) / J DBarquin IV (Kinnear, WY), 4.81, $240

#5 & UnderAverage 3-steer1. Wendell S Youngberg (Reliance, WY) / KyleVanbiezen (Twin Falls, ID), 27.73 on 3, $1,500; 2.Kylee Hash (Henderson, NV) / Doug Tebbs (StGeorge, UT), 28.60 on 3, $1,250; 3. Darrick Benally(Farmington, NM) / Chy LeClair (Riverton, WY),29.55 on 3, $1,000; 4. Michael Dalton (Beaver,UT) / Monteal L Martinez (Farmington, NM), 31.22on 3, $750; 5. Glendon Smith (Warm Springs, OR) /Kyle George (Grantsvile, UT), 34.06 on 3, $500Overall Fast Time1. Tyson Feller (St George, UT) / Kyle George(Grantsvile, UT), 6.58, $240#12Average 3-steer1. Derrick Crank (Kayenta, AZ) / Darrel Sewell(Queen Creek, AZ), 22.31 on 3, $806; 2. LarryWilliams (Thayne, WY) / Bo Hash (Henderson, NV),26.73 on 3, $484; 3. Clint J Goldtooth (Page, AZ) /T J McCauley (Reno, NV), 27.61 on 3, $323Overall Fast Time1. Sherwin Dick (Flagstaff, AZ) / Nels E Bowen(Logandale, NV), 5.93, $100#4 & UnderAverage 3-steer1. Kaid Panek (Fairfield, UT) / Monteal L Martinez(Farmington, NM), 29.13 on 3, $1,500; 2. KasonGraff (St George, UT) / Tom Manson (Page, AZ),31.32 on 3, $1,000; 3. Karlex K Capitan (Brimhall,NM) / Jade D Barquin V (Kinnear, WY), 31.99 on 3,$800; 4. Rich L Martin (Spanish Fork, UT) / ClayOBrien Tsosie (Kayenta, AZ), 32.76 on 3, $700; 5.Dave C Smith (Logandale, NV) / J D Barquin IV(Kinnear, WY), 34.19 on 3, $600; 6. Herman Chee(Mentmore, NM) / Richard G Price III (Henderson,

NV), 34.67 on 3, $500; 7. Karlie L Pearson (Veyo,UT) / Kyle George (Grantsvile, UT), 35.45 on 3,$300; 8. Wilbur Tunney Sr (Page, AZ) / BruceWilliams (Beaver, UT), 35.69 on 3, $200Short Go Fast Time1. Kaid Panek (Fairfield, UT) / Monteal L Martinez(Farmington, NM), 8.10, $1; 2. Larry L Shepard(Hotevilla, AZ) / Kyle George (Grantsvile, UT), 8.21, $1#11 TruckAverage 3-steer1. Matthew Bevers (Sparks, NV) / J D Barquin IV(Kinnear, WY), 20.75 on 3, $3,000; 2. Wendell SYoungberg (Reliance, WY) / Austin A Christensen(Spanish Fork, UT), 21.68 on 3, $2,000; 3. T JMcCauley (Reno, NV) / Jace Nielsen (Howell, UT),21.93 on 3, $1,500; 4. Emanuel G Nastacio(Phoenix, AZ) / Joey Nastacio (Sanders, AZ), 22.61on 3, $600; 5. Sherwin Dick (Flagstaff, AZ) / JaceNielsen (Howell, UT), 22.62 on 3, $500; 6. Clint JGoldtooth (Page, AZ) / Patrick K Martinez(Farmington, NM), 22.63 on 3, $400; 7. Jay Smith(Washington, UT) / Cody Soffel (Fairfield, UT), 22.83on 3, $300; 8. Matt Franklin (Ft Defiance, AZ) / CyD Eames (Gooding, ID), 23.13 on 3, $250; 9.Wendell S Youngberg (Reliance, WY) / Stephen Smith(Washoe Valley, NV), 23.84 on 3; 10. Rich L Martin(Spanish Fork, UT) / Joe L Nelson (Kaibeto, AZ),24.16 on 3; 11. Nicholas Smith (San Jacinto, CA) /Ron K Stuart (Randolph, UT), 24.69 on 3; 12. JobyBarquin / Jace Nielsen (Howell, UT), 24.87 on 3;13. Colton Martino (Heber City, UT) / Cy D Eames(Gooding, ID), 26.21 on 3; 14. Colten Wakley(Lyman, WY) / Chet Pulsipher (Moapa, NV), 26.74 on3; 15. Matthew Bevers (Sparks, NV) / Darrel Sewell(Queen Creek, AZ), 26.95 on 3; 16. Clint JGoldtooth (Page, AZ) / Alan Hall (St George, UT),26.96 on 3; 17. Brady C Watterson (Magna, UT) /Bryce B Davis (Spanish Fork, UT), 27.02 on 3; 18.Clint J Goldtooth (Page, AZ) / Wayland Riggs (TubaCity, AZ), 27.08 on 3; 19. Nathan G Cooper (St

8th Annual Dodge Truck Roping George, UT) / Doug Tebbs (St George, UT), 27.10 on3; 20. Josh Johnson (Enoch, UT) / Cody Soffel(Fairfield, UT), 27.20 on 3; 21. Edison Begaye Jr(Chinle, AZ) / Mario Munoz (Lund, NV), 27.65 on 3;22. Colten Wakley (Lyman, WY) / Richard G Price Jr(Henderson, NV), 28.25 on 3; 23. Jim I Blasingame(Logandale, NV) / Austin Carter (Las Vegas, NV),29.33 on 3; 24. Sherwin Dick (Flagstaff, AZ) / SteveL Medlin (Alamo, NV), 29.55 on 3; 25. TamiBlasingame (Logandale, NV) / Perry Goldtooth Jr(Mesquite, NV), 30.24 on 3; 26. Josh Johnson(Enoch, UT) / Nathan G Cooper (St George, UT),30.52 on 3; 27. Wendell S Youngberg (Reliance, WY)/ Garett Smith (Spanish Fork, UT), 12.90 on 2; 28.Jay Smith (Washington, UT) / Alan Hall (St George,UT), 13.24 on 2; 29. Trevor Bailey (Magna, UT) /Derrick Crank (Kayenta, AZ), 13.97 on 2; 30. WestonAdams (No Las Vegas, NV) / Merrill K Staheli(Logandale, NV), 14.14 on 2Incentive1. Matthew Bevers (Sparks, NV) / J D Barquin IV(Kinnear, WY), 13.86 on 2, $1; 2. Joby Barquin /Jace Nielsen (Howell, UT), 13.94 on 2, $600; 3. GuySteed (Hildale, UT) / Derrick Crank (Kayenta, AZ),17.10 on 2, $400; 4. Sherri Steele (Alamo, NV) /Kyle George (Grantsvile, UT), 17.17 on 2, $200; 5.Colton Martino (Heber City, UT) / Richard G Price Jr(Henderson, NV), 17.35 on 2, $1; 6. Josh Johnson(Enoch, UT) / Matt L Peterson (Morgan, UT), 17.92on 2, $1Overall Fast Time1. Wendell S Youngberg (Reliance, WY) / Garett Smith(Spanish Fork, UT), 5.06; 2. Rich L Martin (SpanishFork, UT) / Jake Ruby (Blackfoot, ID), 5.54; 3. MattFranklin (Ft Defiance, AZ) / Shane Tallsalt (Tuba City,AZ), 5.92; 4. David Tsosie Sr (Kayenta, AZ) / ClayOBrien Tsosie (Kayenta, AZ), 5.95; 5. Truman SBegay (Tuba City, AZ) / Wayland Riggs (Tuba City,AZ), 6.00; 6. Nicholas Smith (San Jacinto, CA) / JaceNielsen (Howell, UT), 6.05

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the mouth is open, the flies will enter. Thinkabout that for a minute, it is a great analogy!

The Code of the West basically just boilsdown to doing the right thing. Two wrongsdon’t make a right; it never has and neverwill! Just because someone else doessomething wrong, that doesn’t give you thegreen light to do the same. Don’t be like abunch of sheep following each other around,learn to be the shepherd! Help each otherout. Stand up for what is right! Don’t loweryourself to someone else’s standards. Whenyou get into the habit of doing the rightthing, it just comes natural after a while,before long it’s a no-brainer.

Your life will be so much better andsimpler if you don’t have to worry aboutgoing around having to clean up your ownmesses. Setting a good example for others isimportant, especially setting a good examplefor the young ones. Most all of us have ayoungster who looks up to us in one way oranother. Aunts, uncles, grandmas, grandpas,parents, teachers, lawmen and well just abouteverybody; your actions are being constantlywatched. It is important to remember that wehave an influence on that young person’s life;not to mention the lives of the rest of theworld that we are around each and every day.

The Code of the West is still alive andstrong however. I see fine examples of itevery day in my travels. It does my heartgood to see people treating each other withrespect, standing up for what is right, andbeing a good example to others. In this dayand age, so much bad news makes theheadlines everywhere you look; I think thatthe good news doesn’t get reported onenough. So I am calling on all of you outthere to help me champion The Code of theWest. Spread it around! Set a good example,

people are watching; live by “The Code.” Itry my darndest to do so; and all of you out there who do so also…well, you areheroes!

Jim Olson


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operation in the high plains of Eastern NewMexico. Being raised on the high plains,Jim learned how to ride young colts, tend tocattle, and even drive heavy farm equipmentat an early age. Jim has always enjoyedroping and spent a few years competing inthe calf roping event at the PRCA level(even qualifying for the “circuit finals” afew times). Today Jim enjoys team ropingwith his family and attends a number ofmajor team roping events throughout theyear. Jim Olson is the owner of Arizona andNew Mexico Ranch Real Estate, businessesthat deal with Ranch, Farm, and HorseProperty sales throughout Arizona and NewMexico. Today, Jim lives on and operateshis own working ranch near StanfieldArizona (which was once a part of JohnWayne’s “Red River” ranch). Jim writesstories about interesting and extraordinarypeople of the contemporary west and findsthat these types of stories are well received.Jim writes numerous articles and shortstories both fiction and non fiction and isprobably best known for his monthlycolumn titled “My Cowboy Heroes”. Jim’sarticles are published monthly by severalmagazines throughout the southwest andhave received national coverage also. Jim isa member of Western Writers of Americaand has had a couple of books published.Jim can be reached through his website atwww.mycowboyheroes.com

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Dunn’s Arena Jackpot, Litchfield Park, Arizona January 14, 2010; Total Payout = $43,860

#10 SeniorAverage 3-steer1. Barbara A Kenney (Bakersfield, CA) / R L Higgins(Lewis, CO), 24.08 on 3, $2,030; 2. Don P Hopes(Goshen, UT) / Bob Strander (Palo Verde, AZ), 24.69 on3, $1,350; 3. Allen Capurro (Reno, NV) / Dean GSpiesschaert (Wickenburg, AZ), 26.84 on 3, $1,050; 4.Norm Haaland (Shepherd, MT) / Jerry Skocdopole (BigValley, AB), 28.19 on 3, $740; 5. Bob Gagner(Rathdrum, ID) / Peter L Buer (Belle Fourche, SD), 29.49on 3, $550; 6. Cary Cook (Wickenburg, AZ) / MikeWeatherly (Mesquite, NM), 30.28 on 3, $430Round 11. Don P Hopes (Goshen, UT) / Randy S Bingham(Paradise, UT), 7.19, $340; 2. Don D Hockett (Gillette,WY) / Bud U Bedke (Oakley, ID), 7.24, $200; 3. Don PHopes (Goshen, UT) / Bob Strander (Palo Verde, AZ),7.29, $140#13Average 4-steer1. Austin Stafford (Prineville, OR) / Thomas W Richards(Humboldt, AZ), 33.68 on 4, $1,250; 2. Ivan Lambert(Arlington, AZ) / Jordan Olson (Surprise, AZ), 34.58 on 4,$750; 3. Billy E Thomas (Oklahoma City, OK) / TerryEdgmon (Fallon, NV), 36.81 on 4, $500Round 11. Bobby A Mote (Culver, OR) / Thomas W Richards(Humboldt, AZ), 6.59, $270AZ A-A #10Average 3-steer1. Sean A Doherty (Litchfield Park, AZ) / J J Butler (Daniel,WY), 23.20 on 3, $4,620; 2. Don Brown (Gobles, MI) /Salvador Flores Jr (Buckeye, AZ), 26.43 on 3, $2,400; 3.Peg Williams (Kingman, AZ) / Jim E Williams (Kingman,AZ), 27.94 on 3, $1,840; 4. Tyler Campbell (Azle, TX) /Gary Mayfield (Buckeye, AZ), 28.47 on 3, $1,420; 5.Mark A Jones (Boulder, WY) / J J Butler (Daniel, WY), 31.17on 3, $1,180; 6. Casey Teichert (Banner, WY) / Leo A


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Quarter Bay Gelding. 9 yrs. 15.1H. Usedfor trail. Some cattle work. Easy to handle.$1,500

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Quarter Palomino Gelding. 9 yrs. 14.3H.Stout. Used on the ranch. Well started heeling.Nice, good looking horse. Excellent prospect.$2,500

Woodbury (Buffalo, WY), 31.67 on 3, $1,040; 7. GaryMetcalf (Wickenburg, AZ) / Gary Mayfield (Buckeye, AZ),32.26 on 3, $790; 8. Jim L Heiser (Morristown, AZ) /Buster C Bain Jr (Wittmann, AZ), 33.34 on 3, $560Short Go1. Don Brown (Gobles, MI) / Salvador Flores Jr (Buckeye,AZ), 8.63, $500; 2. Peg Williams (Kingman, AZ) / Jim EWilliams (Kingman, AZ), 8.93, $270Round 11. Ivan Lambert (Arlington, AZ) / Rory J Phelan(Scottsdale, AZ), 5.80, $500; 2. Steve Keeton (Sisters,OR) / Darrell W Dudley (Tacoma, WA), 6.38, $270AZ A-A #8Average 3-steer1. Reymundo Moreno (Phoenix, AZ) / Roman Ballesteros(Waddell, AZ), 25.80 on 3, $5,690; 2. Salvador Flores Sr(Buckeye, AZ) / Samuel Marquez (Buckeye, AZ), 28.68 on3, $2,960; 3. Charles R Mahkewa (Hotevilla, AZ) / ChadM Monongya (Kykotsmovi, AZ), 30.41 on 3, $2,280; 4.Sergio Rascon (Phoenix, AZ) / Rex Allen Hawkins(Payson, AZ), 30.56 on 3, $1,770; 5. Ryan Gibson(Mesa, AZ) / Tyler Brown (Silver City, NM), 32.40 on 3,$1,430; 6. Len L LeBlanc (Maricopa, AZ) / HaydenMelton (Buckeye, AZ), 32.76 on 3, $1,260; 7. CalebBrown (Silver City, NM) / Robyn B Freberg (El Mirage,AZ), 34.24 on 3, $980; 8. David Hess (Casa Grande,AZ) / Xavier A Reynoso (Phoenix, AZ), 34.88 on 3, $700Short Go1. Salvador Flores Sr (Buckeye, AZ) / Samuel Marquez(Buckeye, AZ), 5.78, $600; 2. Charles R Mahkewa(Hotevilla, AZ) / Chad M Monongya (Kykotsmovi, AZ),7.77, $300Round 11. Reymundo Moreno (Phoenix, AZ) / Roman Ballesteros(Waddell, AZ), 7.01, $600; 2. Timothy Kepler (Surprise,AZ) / Clint C Herring (Cave Creek, AZ), 7.28, $300

January 28, 2010Total Payout = $10,530#10 SeniorAverage 3-steer

1. Beef Carlson (Two Dot, MT) / John Hougham(Maricopa, AZ), 24.10 on 3, $1,970; 2. Barbara AKenney (Bakersfield, CA) / Leo A Woodbury (Buffalo, WY),26.08 on 3, $1,310; 3. Paul Carnesecca (Mapleton, UT)/ Dick N Rumph (Biddle, MT), 26.32 on 3, $1,020; 4.Bob Crosthwaite (Wickenburg, AZ) / Earl Higgins(Phoenix, AZ), 26.46 on 3, $720; 5. Don Brown (Gobles,MI) / Randy S Bingham (Paradise, UT), 29.11 on 3,$540; 6. Gary Metcalf (Wickenburg, AZ) / Dick N Rumph(Biddle, MT), 29.35 on 3, $420Round 11. Dean Mclain (Yacolt, WA) / Mark A Mudd(Fredericksburg, TX), 7.49, $320; 2. George H Heath(Clyde Park, MT) / Ozzie J Gillum (Wittman, AZ), 7.73,$200; 3. Don P Hopes (Goshen, UT) / Bob Strander(Palo Verde, AZ), 7.74, $150#13Average 4-steer1. Martin Rucker (Suprise, AZ) / John C Hagler (Lewiston,ID), 27.51 on 4, $1,750; 2. Ivan Lambert (Arlington, AZ)/ Jason Minor (Ellensburg, WA), 28.32 on 4, $1,050; 3.Maquel E Fleming (Worden, MT) / Jason Minor(Ellensburg, WA), 29.91 on 4, $700Round 11. Ivan Lambert (Arlington, AZ) / Jason Minor (Ellensburg,WA), 6.02, $380

February 4, 2010Total Payout = $12,610#10 SeniorAverage 4-steer1. Johnny L Rhoden (Prineville, OR) / John Hougham(Maricopa, AZ), 25.28 on 3, $2,740; 2. Lloyd Salmon(Rocky Mtn House, AB) / Sergio Mireles (Newcastle, WY),26.47 on 3, $1,730; 3. Rod Askin (Surprise, AZ) / Leo AWoodbury (Buffalo, WY), 28.14 on 3, $1,190; 4. Kim ABendickson (Fallon, NV) / Jane G Carlson (Two Dot, MT),28.84 on 3, $1,000; 5. Tom Lewis (Maricopa, AZ) /Frank Weidner (Stanfield, AZ), 28.92 on 3, $820; 6. TomLewis (Maricopa, AZ) / Dave A McDonald (Canby, OR),28.98 on 3, $730; 7. Monte Alkire (Cazenovia, IL) /Jerry Skocdopole (Big Valley, AB), 29.71 on 3, $550; 8.RuBen Bernard (Sherwood Park, AB) / Mark A Mudd(Fredericksburg, TX), 30.43 on 3, $370

Round 11. Rex G Lamoreaux (Gilbert, AZ) / Bob Strander (PaloVerde, AZ), 7.22, $410; 2. George H Heath (Clyde Park,MT) / Mark J Beard (Walker, MN), 7.56, $300; 3. TomLewis (Maricopa, AZ) / Frank Weidner (Stanfield, AZ),7.78, $200#13 Average 4-steer1. Martin Rucker (Suprise, AZ) / Jake Minor (Ellensburg,WA), 29.56 on 4, $1,290; 2. Sam Stafford (PowellButte, OR) / Jake Minor (Ellensburg, WA), 32.02 on 4,$760; 3. Kelsey Johnson (Redmond, OR) / Thomas WRichards (Humboldt, AZ), 33.84 on 4, $520

February 11, 2010Total Payout = $14,590#10 SeniorAverage 3-steer1. Phil Campbell (Maidstone, SK) / Bob Strander (PaloVerde, AZ), 24.17 on 3, $3,230; 2. Kurt Richardson(Phoenix, AZ) / Buck Tuttle (Great Falls, MT), 25.11 on 3,$2,040; 3. Brian D Doner (Leaskdale, ON) / Dean GSpiesschaert (Wickenburg, AZ), 25.74 on 3, $1,400; 4.Jeff K Burtard (Carbondale, CO) / Russell Lemoyne(Hagerman, ID), 26.02 on 3, $1,180; 5. Phil Campbell(Maidstone, SK) / Jack Hennings (Blakesburg, IA), 26.39on 3, $970; 6. Len L LeBlanc (Maricopa, AZ) / Richard LMayfield (Litchfield Park, AZ), 26.65 on 3, $860; 7.Gene Robinson (Olivet, MI) / Chuck A Bagley(Wickenburg, AZ), 27.04 on 3, $650; 8. Sam Stafford(Powell Butte, OR) / Frank Simpson (Claresholm, AB),27.15 on 3, $430Round 11. Bill Nunes (Fallon, NV) / Frank Weidner (Stanfield, AZ),6.81, $600; 2. Steve Keeton (Sisters, OR) / Xavier AReynoso (Phoenix, AZ), 7.45, $360; 3. George H Heath(Clyde Park, MT) / Grant E Bullo (Edgewood, WA), 7.60,$240#13Average 4-steer1. Steve Keeton (Sisters, OR) / Cricket F Allen Jr (Vernal,UT), 37.03 on 4, $1,310; 2. Bubba Hefley (LitchfieldPark, AZ) / Thompson Yazzie (Laveen, AZ), 42.71 on 4,$790; 3. Jim R Loiseau (Flandreau, SD) / ChaseSimpson (Claresholm, AB), 43.28 on 4, $530

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#9Average1. Marco Aragon (Avon, CO) / Justen R Washburn(Corona, NM), 60.18 on 4, $1,180; 2. Ricardo Ruiz(El Paso, TX) / Cavin Jacobs (Estancia, NM), 36.46 on3, $840; 3. Rick W Thomas (Los Lunas, NM) /Crespin Padilla (Los Lunas, NM), 44.92 on 3, $640;4. Sergio Luis Castillo Sr (Santa Fe, NM) / CavinJacobs (Estancia, NM), 16.03 on 2, $460; 5. ManuelRomero (Los Lunas, NM) / Miguel Vazquez(Albuquerque, NM), 16.99 on 2, $240

#10 Money MakerAverage 4-steer1. Rick W Thomas (Los Lunas, NM) / Ferlin Charley(Albuquerque, NM), 52.83 on 4, $1,140; 2. MartinBaca (Los Lunas, NM) / Ron Merritt Jr (Yeso, NM),39.09 on 3, $700; 3. Sergio Luis Castillo Sr (SantaFe, NM) / Rudy Benavidez (Albuquerque, NM), 23.92on 2, $460Incentive1. Luke Price (Elida, NM) / Miguel Vazquez(Albuquerque, NM), 24.43 on 2, $300

#13 with #11 IncentiveAverage 4-steer1. Tim Cox (Quemado, NM) / Delbert Platero(Canoncito, NM), 40.59 on 4, $980; 2. Lance Yazzie(Gallup, NM) / Frank Padilla (Las Vegas, NM), 43.21

on 4, $740; 3. Tim Cox (Quemado, NM) / Randy RSanchez (Jarales, NM), 43.93 on 4, $500; 4. DavidWimberly (Moriarty, NM) / Pedro Maestas (Los Lunas,NM), 45.84 on 4, $240Incentive (Total Payout = $240)1. Rick Jump (Belen, NM) / Jamie Ortiz (Moriarty,NM), 36.73 on 3, $240

#12 Money MakerAverage 4-steer1. Gerry M Tully (Glencoe, NM) / Randy R Sanchez(Jarales, NM), 38.15 on 4, $440

#15Average 5-steer1. Joshuah T Fish (Moriarty, NM) / Gralyn J Elkins(Mcintosh, NM), 44.78 on 5, $1,000; 2. Alvin MArchuleta (Las Vegas, NM) / Gralyn J Elkins(Mcintosh, NM), 47.90 on 5, $740; 3. Jensen Sena(Santa Rosa, NM) / James Gililland (Albuquerque,NM), 39.00 on 4, $520

#11 Warm-UpAverage 4-steer1. Sergio Luis Castillo Sr (Santa Fe, NM) / FerlinCharley (Albuquerque, NM), 45.38 on 4, $1,140; 2. Jose M Ortega (Santa Fe, NM) / Gene Aragon Sr(Grants, NM), 47.50 on 4, $820; 3. Gabe Trujillo(Albuquerque, NM) / Ferlin Charley (Albuquerque,NM), 51.10 on 4, $620; 4. Gerry M Tully (Glencoe, NM) / Lance Yazzie (Gallup, NM), 55.75 on 4, $460; 5. Jose M Ortega (Santa Fe, NM) /David Jaramillo (Bosque Farms, NM), 34.73 on 3,$240

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All Girl3-steerAverage1. Robyn Darvis (Bozeman, MT) / Carolyn T Degnan (Ashland, KS), 31.53 on 3, $466; 2. Rose MLang (Casa Grande, AZ) / Michaela Ward (Wickenburg, AZ), 17.48 on 2, $280; 3. Robyn Darvis(Bozeman, MT) / JesseLee M Cherry (Stanfield, AZ), 19.32 on 2, $186

#9 Saddle 3-SteerAverage1. Bob A Rice (Tonopah, AZ) / Dave Anderson (Cave Creek, AZ), 24.85 on 3, $1,500; 2. TimothyKepler (Surprise, AZ) / Gilbert Garside (Prescott, AZ), 26.51 on 3, $1,200; 3. Nahum Aranda(Kirkland, AZ) / Carlos Aranda (Skull Valley, AZ), 28.06 on 3, $1,000; 4. Ivan Lambert (Arlington, AZ)/ Bill W Tolle (Carson City, NV), 28.79 on 3, $800; 5. Bob Crosthwaite (Wickenburg, AZ) / Herb CSnow (Virginia, IL), 28.95 on 3, $500; 6. Bill King (Sheridan, WY) / Tony Schiffer (Buffalo, WY), 30.53on 3, $240; 7. Jack Lloyd (Quesnel, BC) / Richard Glassford (Quesnel, BC), 31.06 on 3, $240; 8.Nahum Aranda (Kirkland, AZ) / Francisco Aranda (Yarnell, AZ), 31.85 on 3, $240

#10 3-SteerAverage1. Jeff K Burtard (Carbondale, CO) / Russell Lemoyne (Hagerman, ID), 23.48 on 3, $2,240; 2. MonteAlkire (Cazenovia, IL) / Creed Botts (Wickenburg, AZ), 25.74 on 3, $1,490; 3. Tommy G Martin(Lexington, OR) / Dave Anderson (Cave Creek, AZ), 25.78 on 3, $1,180; 4. Howard L Watson (ThreeForks, MT) / Dave Anderson (Cave Creek, AZ), 26.54 on 3, $870; 5. John Robinson (Cave Creek, AZ) /Randy S Bingham (Paradise, UT), 29.19 on 3, $440Rotation 11. Rick A Myers (Steamboat Springs, CO) / Kevin Lang (Casa Grade, AZ), 7.44, $410; 2. KennyLatham (Rifle, CO) / Leo J Bird (Wickenburg, AZ), 7.55, $280

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National Western Event CenterDenver, ColoradoFebruary 5 - 7, 2010Total Payout = $132,221

Open4-steerAverage1. Tate Kirchenschlager (Yuma, CO) / T J Watts (Eads,CO), 33.38 on 4, $958; 2. Ty N Blasingame (OlneySprings, CO) / J W Borrego (Pueblo West, CO),35.42 on 4, $639; 3. Tyler Schnaufer (Pueblo, CO)/ Shay D Carroll (La Junta, CO), 53.48 on 4; 4.Travis Bounds (Clifton, CO) / Cole J Cooper (GrandJunction, CO), 28.08 on 3; 5. Jay D Ellerman (FtLupton, CO) / Shay D Carroll (La Junta, CO), 30.87on 3; 6. Tate Kirchenschlager (Yuma, CO) / J WBorrego (Pueblo West, CO), 14.64 on 2; 7. Ty NBlasingame (Olney Springs, CO) / Cole J Cooper(Grand Junction, CO), 19.40 on 2; 8. Jay D McClain(Strasburg, CO) / T J Watts (Eads, CO), 25.31 on 2;9. Travis Bounds (Clifton, CO) / Jake W Poppe(Colorado Springs, CO), 7.77 on 1; 10. Gene Jett(Scott City, KS) / Chris A Sherman (Colby, KS),13.99 on 1Incentive1. Travis Bounds (Clifton, CO) / Jake W Poppe(Colorado Springs, CO), 7.77 on 1, $684, Regional SOOverall Fast Time1. Tate Kirchenschlager (Yuma, CO) / T J Watts (Eads,CO), 6.56, $120

#15 Handicap4-SteerAverage1. Cole J Cooper (Grand Junction, CO) / TravisBounds (Clifton, CO), 30.42 on 4, $2,755, NationalSO; 2. Tate Kirchenschlager (Yuma, CO) / Trevor

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#134-SteerAverage1. Emilio Vega (Fort Lupton, CO) / Francisco Vega Jr(Fort Lupton, CO), 34.57 on 4, $4,174, NationalSO; 2. Travis Bounds (Clifton, CO) / Harlan DWatkins (Olathe, CO), 34.78 on 4, $3,130,Regional SO; 3. Gregg Barrier (Hudson, CO) / ChrisD Downey (Longmont, CO), 35.49 on 4, $2,087,Regional SO; 4. Randy C Morlan (Hasty, CO) / ScottL Morlan (Las Animas, CO), 36.69 on 4, $1,043,Regional SO; 5. Joe D Reynolds (Tribune, KS) /Alan Jones (Rexford, KS), 36.82 on 4, Regional SOOverall Fast Time1. Randy C Morlan (Hasty, CO) / Scott L Morlan (Las Animas, CO), 5.89, $549

#124-SteerAverage1. Patrick A Weaver (Fountain, CO) / TrevorKirchenschlager (Yuma, CO), 33.06 on 4, $4,811,National SO; 2. Patrick A Weaver (Fountain, CO) /Chris D Downey (Longmont, CO), 34.09 on 4,$3,208, Regional SO; 3. Nicole Rice (GrandJunction, CO) / Travis Bounds (Clifton, CO), 36.05 on4, $2,539, Regional SO; 4. Trenton L Turner

(Springfield, CO) / Chase W Boekhaus (Rolla, KS),36.45 on 4, $1,871, Regional SO; 5. Derek CReeves (Boone, CO) / Tyson S Holden (Gillette, WY),37.84 on 4, $936, Regional SOOverall Fast Time1. Trenton L Turner (Springfield, CO) / Chase WBoekhaus (Rolla, KS), 6.89, $703

#114-SteerAverage1. Cory J Donnelly (Elk Point, SD) / Tom M Linza(Penrose, CO), 28.26 on 4, $7,808, National SO; 2.Tracy Tyan (Hayes Center, NE) / Brian E Taylor(Manzanola, CO), 35.68 on 4, $5,205, National SO;3. Kenny A Wiseman (Eaton, CO) / Jimmi Jo Montera(Greeley, CO), 36.08 on 4, $4,121, Regional SO; 4.Tom P Fabrizio (Pueblo, CO) / Debbie P Fabrizio(Pueblo, CO), 39.66 on 4, $3,036, Regional SO; 5.Bill Hogan (Boulder, CO) / Clint Buringa (Golden,CO), 39.86 on 4, $1,518, Regional SO; 6. Greg DSeufer (Holly, CO) / Keith E Simon (Syracuse, KS),44.33 on 4, Regional SO; 7. Rochelle Fielder(Kiowa, CO) / Robert Sears (Hyannis, NE), 53.27 on4; 8. Stetson L Mitchell (Kit Carson, CO) / Nick GSciacca (Trinidad, CO), 27.19 on 3; 9. Todd Holliday(Lincoln, NE) / Tad B Sheets (Brewster, KS), 29.51on 3; 10. Dub Martin (Boone, CO) / Dave LHamilton (Yoder, CO), 29.69 on 3Overall Fast Time1. Cory J Donnelly (Elk Point, SD) / Tom M Linza(Penrose, CO), 6.58, $685; 2. John R Ashley (FtLupton, CO) / Gerald Watson (Keenesburg, CO),6.71, $456

#104-SteerAverage1. Steve M Richards (Scottsbluff, NE) / Steve CParys (Rapid City, SD), 32.64 on 4, $8,201,National SO; 2. Cory J Donnelly (Elk Point, SD) /Chase Gealy (Shelton, NE), 33.58 on 4, $5,468,National SO; 3. Curtis W Romero Sr (Longmont,CO) / Devin G Lemmones (Ft Lupton, CO), 35.47on 4, $4,225, Regional SO; 4. Mike D Robson(Strasburg, CO) / Kerry L Kemper (Strasburg, CO),35.74 on 4, $2,982, Regional SO; 5. Kyle Long(Kearney, NE) / Tyler Brockman (Lawrence, NE),38.10 on 4, $2,237, Regional SO; 6. RyanLeatherwood (Sterling, KS) / Chuck Gieck (Rush,CO), 38.14 on 4, $1,740, Regional SO; 7. ColePearson (Clearwater, KS) / Ben Robinson (Brule,NE), 39.22 on 4; 8. Bret E Daly (Paxton, NE) / Ben Robinson (Brule, NE), 40.77 on 4; 9. Travis SAnesi (Laramie, WY) / Dan Klein (Laramie, WY),42.89 on 4; 10. Rochelle Fielder (Kiowa, CO) / Alex J Salazar (Littleton, CO), 43.39 on 4Overall Fast Time1. Taylor Schotte (Marysville, KS) / Chase WBoekhaus (Rolla, KS), 6.08, $785; 2. Greg DSeufer (Holly, CO) / Greg M Cline (Holly, CO), 6.41,$523

#94-SteerAverage1. James M Hensley (Burlington, CO) / Matt S Smith(Cheyenne, WY), 38.95 on 4, $5,896, National SO;2. O B Ready (Rawlins, WY) / Jerry A Kraft(Encampment, WY), 41.48 on 4, $3,931, NationalSO; 3. Joe I Benham (Brewster, KS) / Tad B Sheets(Brewster, KS), 42.18 on 4, $3,112, Regional SO;4. Jim A Klinkerman (Denver, CO) / Jim Whitcomb(Hillside, CO), 44.08 on 4, $2,293, Regional SO; 5.Brandon D Sellers (North Platte, NE) / Curtis Smith(North Platte, NE), 47.11 on 4, $1,146, RegionalSO; 6. Rich L Johnson DVM (Torrington, WY) /Chuck Gieck (Rush, CO), 47.67 on 4, $600,Regional SO; 7. David A Carlile (Olney Springs, CO)/ Wayne E Spencer (Salida, CO), 47.96 on 4, $600;8. Ramon Espinoza (Manassa, CO) / DavidVanberkum (Antonito, CO), 48.12 on 4, $400; 9.Ryan Velgersdyk (Parker, CO) / David Vanberkum(Antonito, CO), 48.79 on 4, $400; 10. Rich LJohnson DVM (Torrington, WY) / Steve C Parys(Rapid City, SD), 49.30 on 4, $400; 11. Dean BMiller (Byers, CO) / Arturo Vasquez Sr (Byers, CO),50.12 on 4, $400; 12. Tara Iverson Nab (Fleming,

CO) / Terry Lindner (Sedalia, CO), 59.78 on 4, $400Overall Fast Time1. Curtis W Romero Sr (Longmont, CO) / ThomasVarela (Aurora, CO), 6.90, $618; 2. Mike D Robson(Strasburg, CO) / Paulette OHotto (Ft Lupton, CO),7.08, $412

#8 Pick Draw3-steerAverage1. J B James Jr (Bennett, CO) / Bill L Jenkins (RockyFord, CO), 32.61 on 3, $3,905, National SO; 2.Ryan Velgersdyk (Parker, CO) / Colby P Craven(Briggsdale, CO), 34.52 on 3, $2,603, National SO;3. Ramon Espinoza (Manassa, CO) / Shawn Barris (La Junta, CO), 38.09 on 3, $2,061, NationalSO; 4. Sierra Littrell (Loveland, CO) / AlfonsoMarquez (Lakewood, CO), 38.42 on 3, $1,518,National SO; 5. Tim Ratts (Golden, CO) / Mike ECoppersmith (Platteville, CO), 38.91 on 3, $759,National SO; 6. Francisco A Garcia Jr (CommerceCity, CO) / Earl Tupps (Watkins, CO), 39.31 on 3,$360; 7. Dean B Miller (Byers, CO) / Jerimy ARunner (Wellington, CO), 39.78 on 3, $360; 8.Marco Aragon (Avon, CO) / Chalio Olivas (Aurora,CO), 39.88 on 3, $240; 9. Sierra Littrell (Loveland,CO) / Clint G Stroud (Delta, CO), 40.38 on 3, $240;10. Octavio Charez / Monte K LaRocque (Erie,CO), 41.39 on 3, $240; 11. Tucker L McClain(Byers, CO) / Brian Lee Binder (Greeley, CO), 41.99on 3, $240; 12. Cesar Caraveo (Strasburg, CO) /Matthew Johnstone (Berthoud, CO), 48.53 on 3,$240Overall Fast Time1. Ryan Velgersdyk (Parker, CO) / Colby P Craven(Briggsdale, CO), 8.02, $403; 2. Sierra Littrell(Loveland, CO) / Clint G Stroud (Delta, CO), 8.10,$269

Gold Plus4-SteerAverage1. Shawn D Stapleton (Sublette, KS) / TyrellReynolds (Tribune, KS), 34.86 on 4, $3,205,GoldPlus SO; 2. Marc H Banister (Brighton, CO) /Chris Hogan (Brighton, CO), 35.84 on 4, $2,137,GoldPlus SO; 3. Bob Dineen (Ft Lupton, CO) / Todd Q Holden (Gillette, WY), 38.01 on 4, $1,692,GoldPlus SO; 4. Willow N Raley (Baggs, WY) /Justin D Storms (Nathrop, CO), 39.41 on 4, $1,247;5. Tony S Holden (Gillette, WY) / Chris Hogan(Brighton, CO), 40.35 on 4, $623Incentive1. Cory J Donnelly (Elk Point, SD) / Chase Gealy(Shelton, NE), 31.15 on 3, $1,526, GoldPlus SO;2. George Woods (Pueblo, CO) / Joe B Stricklin DVM(Greeley, CO), 31.16 on 3, $1,145, GoldPlus SO; 3.Shawn D Stapleton (Sublette, KS) / Keith E Simon(Syracuse, KS), 31.36 on 3, $763, GoldPlus SO; 4.Rick A Montera (Greeley, CO) / Paulette OHotto (FtLupton, CO), 33.85 on 3, $382Overall Fast Time1. David A Taylor (Syracuse, KS) / Wesley Miller(Madison, KS), 6.74, $669

All Girl4-SteerAverage1. Rylea Rae Fabrizio (Pueblo, CO) / Debbie PFabrizio (Pueblo, CO), 54.35 on 4, $924; 2.Rochelle Fielder (Kiowa, CO) / Paulette OHotto (FtLupton, CO), 57.16 on 4, $554; 3. Rylea RaeFabrizio (Pueblo, CO) / Shelby L Tyan (Hayes Center,NE), 27.42 on 3, $369Overall Fast Time1. Rylea Rae Fabrizio (Pueblo, CO) / Shelby L Tyan(Hayes Center, NE), 8.81, $97

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4. Miles J Payne (Queen Creek, AZ) / BrandonMecham (Higley, AZ), 22.77 on 3, $380Round 11. Zach R Thomas (Queen Creek, AZ) / John P Clark(Queen Creek, AZ), 6.50, $250; 2. Hal Earnhardt III(Queen Creek, AZ) / Cameron Church (Deming, NM),6.54, $170

January 17, 2010Total Payout = $12,650#10 Average 3-Steer1. Bruce E Palmer (Gilbert, AZ) / Jack A Reed (QueenCreek, AZ), 23.62 on 3, $2,280; 2. Jan Clancy(Queen Creek, AZ) / Colton J Thomas (Queen Creek,AZ), 23.76 on 3, $1,520; 3. Anna Hunt (QueenCreek, AZ) / Jess Mann (Miami, AZ), 24.04 on 3,$1,180; 4. Michael Stafford (Prineville, OR) / Jarret ENadeau (Outlook, SK), 24.30 on 3, $830; 5. DelvinStuber (Redcliff, AB) / Owen Schmidt (AB), 24.97 on3, $620; 6. Tatum Wales DVM (Queen Creek, AZ) /Dax B Austin (Chandler, AZ), 25.43 on 3, $480Round 11. Jan Clancy (Queen Creek, AZ) / Colton J Thomas(Queen Creek, AZ), 7.21, $390; 2. Tom Glass (Gilbert,AZ) / Calvin Stern (Casa Grande, AZ), 7.35, $230; 3.Brady Payne (Queen Creek, AZ) / Jack A Reed(Queen Creek, AZ), 7.39, $150

#13 Average 3-Steer1. Brent A Keaveney (Florence, AZ) / Brooks RDahozy (Window Rock, AZ), 19.40 on 3, $1,400; 2.Billy E Thomas (Oklahoma City, OK) / Nate Singletary(Surprise, AZ), 20.22 on 3, $1,160; 3. AustinStafford (Prineville, OR) / Jake Minor (Ellensburg,WA), 21.34 on 3, $730; 4. Jack A Reed (QueenCreek, AZ) / Denton Payne (Queen Creek, AZ), 22.41on 3, $700; 5. Dean Drosos (Gilbert, AZ) / DarrelSewell (Queen Creek, AZ), 22.48 on 3, $460Round 11. Brent A Keaveney (Florence, AZ) / Brooks RDahozy (Window Rock, AZ), 5.77, $310; 2. Duane LHarrington (Queen Creek, AZ) / Ty Warbington (QueenCreek, AZ), 5.99, $210

January 31, 2010Total Payout = $8,980#10 Average 3-Steer1. Randy Herzog (Hanna, AB) / Joel Milton (QueenCreek, AZ), 25.18 on 3, $1,560; 2. Kurt Lorensen(Sebeka, MN) / Colton J Thomas (Queen Creek, AZ),26.14 on 3, $1,280; 3. Randy Herzog (Hanna, AB) /Gary D Little (Queen Creek, AZ), 26.23 on 3,$1,040; 4. Ken Davies (Medicine Hat, AB) / FrankWeidner (Stanfield, AZ), 27.88 on 3, $780; 5. ChetCarl (Gallup, NM) / Frank Weidner (Stanfield, AZ),29.47 on 3, $520Round 11. Delvin Stuber (Redcliff, AB) / Gary D Little (Queen

Creek, AZ), 7.51, $340; 2. Ken Davies (Medicine Hat,AB) / Frank Weidner (Stanfield, AZ), 7.61, $240#13 Average 3-Steer1. Amy Spradlin (Stanfield, AZ) / Chance Abplanalp(Roosevelt, UT), 21.50 on 3, $1,160; 2. Jake SRobinson (Bend, OR) / Scott Scarbrough (St Johns,AZ), 21.78 on 3, $870; 3. A J Fuchs III (QueenCreek, AZ) / Roger Hollingsworth (Wheatland, WY),22.12 on 3, $580; 4. Dean Drosos (Gilbert, AZ) /Scott Scarbrough (St Johns, AZ), 26.09 on 3, $290Round 11. Jess Mann (Miami, AZ) / Colton J Thomas (QueenCreek, AZ), 6.33, $320

February 14, 2010Total Payout = $3,280#10 Average 3-Steer1. John P Clark (Queen Creek, AZ) / Robert DCasterton (Queen Creek, AZ), 25.19 on 3, $920; 2.Trevor VanMaarion (Crossfield, AB) / Dean Drosos(Gilbert, AZ), 27.49 on 3, $550; 3. Graham Campbell(Cochrane, AB) / Richard B Anderson (Mesa, AZ),29.46 on 3, $370#13 Average 3-Steer1. George Riley (Coolidge, AZ) / Rick L Stock (Taylor,AZ), 23.13 on 3, $720; 2. Woody Smith (Tonopah,AZ) / Ty Yost (Billings, MT), 24.18 on 3, $420; 3. HalEarnhardt III (Queen Creek, AZ) / Roman P Collins(Queen Creek, AZ), 26.08 on 3, $300

Queen Creek, ArizonaJanuary 9, 2010 Total Payout = $11,350#10Average 3-Steer1. Colton J Thomas (Queen Creek, AZ) / Travis J Black(Valley Farms, AZ), 22.76 on 3, $2,120; 2. KurtLorensen (Sebeka, MN) / Don A Seifert (Coolidge, AZ),24.87 on 3, $1,400; 3. Len L LeBlanc (Maricopa, AZ)/ Jarret E Nadeau (Outlook, SK), 25.28 on 3, $1,090;4. Danielle Main (Victoria, BC) / Roger V Verquer(Gilbert, AZ), 29.10 on 3, $770; 5. Tom Osadczuk(Maricopa, AZ) / Ron Lee (Queen Creek, AZ), 29.33on 3, $580; 6. George B Schreiner (Medicine Hat, AB)/ Don A Seifert (Coolidge, AZ), 30.96 on 3, $450Round 11. J D Garcia (Queen Creek, AZ) / Scott Hall(Chandler, AZ), 6.41, $360; 2. Todd Grissom (Higley,AZ) / Don A Seifert (Coolidge, AZ), 6.80, $210; 3.Sam Scott (Hillman, MN) / Roger V Verquer (Gilbert,AZ), 7.06, $140#13 Average 3-Steer1. Hal Earnhardt III (Queen Creek, AZ) / CameronChurch (Deming, NM), 21.32 on 3, $1,530; 2. Will CMoore (Mesa, AZ) / Larry L Harris (Checotah, OK),22.33 on 3, $1,140; 3. Roger V Verquer (Gilbert, AZ)/ Larry L Harris (Checotah, OK), 22.70 on 3, $760;

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#11 Pick DrawAverage 3-steer1. Bill F Hudman (Las Cruces, NM) / Justin R Kipp(Lordsburg, NM), 35.20, $533; 2. Ricky Martinez(Radium Springs, NM) / Hector Lucero (Belen, NM),42.42, $320; 3. Russell D Tharp (Fairacres, NM) /Danny Morris (Las Cruces, NM), 48.53, $213#5 & Under Pick DrawAverage 3-steer1. Ryan Lucero (Belen, NM) / Hector Lucero (Belen,NM), 41.97, $427; 2. Ryan Lucero (Belen, NM) /Bill F Hudman (Las Cruces, NM), 44.56, $256; 3.Robert W Martinez (Radium Springs, NM) / DannyMorris (Las Cruces, NM), 36.91 on 3, $170

January 30, 2010Total Payout = $4,810#11 Pick DrawAverage 4-steer1. Matt Z Silva (Tularosa, NM) / JoDan S Mirabal(Grants, NM), 38.35 on 4, $480; 2. Robert WMartinez (Radium Springs, NM) / Hector Lucero

(Belen, NM), 38.73 on 4, $290; 3. Cody Garcia (Las Cruces, NM) / Hector Lucero (Belen, NM), 38.81on 4, $190

#10Average 4-steer1. Donnie J Luna (Truth Or Consequnces, NM) / JesseGarza Sr (Mesquite, NM), 42.00 on 4, $700; 2.Jessica Silva (Tularosa, NM) / Matt Z Silva (Tularosa,NM), 45.33 on 4, $560; 3. Joe Morrow (Hatch, NM)/ Victor A Iglesias Jr (Fabens, TX), 46.15 on 4, $360;4. Jubal Williamson (Cliff, NM) / Clovis Hooper(Silver City, NM), 46.15 on 4, $360; 5. Joe Morrow(Hatch, NM) / Jesse Garza Sr (Mesquite, NM), 51.30on 4, $170#9 Pick DrawAverage 4-steer1. Dick Landford (San Antonio, NM) / Ty Taylor (Truth Or Consequnces, NM), 60.09 on 4, $680; 2. Walt Sanders (Las Cruces, NM) / Robby L Sanders(Las Cruces, NM), 61.66 on 4, $510; 3. ShannonKillingsworth (Las Cruces, NM) / Robert W Martinez (Radium Springs, NM), 62.66 on 4, $340; 4. Jubal Williamson (Cliff, NM) / Ty Taylor(Truth Or Consequnces, NM), 62.97 on 4, $170

MC3 Team RopingRange Rider ArenaAmarillo, TexasJanuary 17, 2010Total Payout = $11,061

#8 Pick or DrawAverage 4-steer1. JaLynn Rogers (Elk City, OK) / Keven J Defoor (Hollis, OK), 54.89 on 4, $708; 2. Keven J Defoor(Hollis, OK) / James E Masters (Wheeler, TX), 60.27 on 4, $424; 3. Nancy K Moore (Amistad, NM) /Tracks L Moore (Amistad, NM), 61.69 on 4, $283Rotation 1 Fast Time1. JaLynn Rogers (Elk City, OK) / James E Masters (Wheeler, TX), 7.27, $212; 2. JaLynn Rogers (ElkCity, OK) / Cole Bolton (San Marcos, TX), 7.91, $140

#9Average 4-steer1. Dick Ragland (Texico, NM) / Buster Reedy (Canyon, TX), 38.27 on 4, $1,051; 2. Laphe Laroe(Mclean, TX) / Buster Reedy (Canyon, TX), 39.53 on 4, $876; 3. Floyd Fain (Amarillo, TX) / Coy LWhitson (Amarillo, TX), 41.25 on 4, $700; 4. Dick Ragland (Texico, NM) / Mikel Shipp (Claude, TX),43.13 on 4, $525; 5. Keven J Defoor (Hollis, OK) / Josh D Seymour (Mclean, TX), 45.64 on 4, $350Rotation 1 Fast Time1. Mikel Shipp (Claude, TX) / Vincente Guerrero Sr (Hereford, TX), 7.78, $438; 2. Laphe Laroe(Mclean, TX) / Josh D Seymour (Mclean, TX), 7.85, $262; 3. Randy A Shields (Dalhart, TX) / ChanceLaRoe (Hereford, TX), 7.94, $175

#10Average 4-steer1. Roy Don McCracken (Stratford, TX) / Buster Reedy (Canyon, TX), 36.29 on 4, $856; 2. Joanie K Ivy(Amarillo, TX) / Randy McCracken (Stratford, TX), 37.27 on 4, $714; 3. Tyrell A Ouellette (Yoder, CO) /Blake R Busby (Hereford, TX), 41.71 on 4, $571; 4. Dave Anderson (Amarillo, TX) / Darrell Williams(Canyon, TX), 47.83 on 4, $428; 5. Dana Irwen (Delta, CO) / Clay W Jones (Hereford, TX), 50.24 on 4,$285Rotation 1 Fast Time1. Ryan Shipp (Abernathy, TX) / Randy McCracken (Stratford, TX), 6.11, $357; 2. Jeremy Schumacher(Friona, TX) / Blake R Busby (Hereford, TX), 6.68, $214; 3. Roy Don McCracken (Stratford, TX) /Buster Reedy (Canyon, TX), 6.73, $142

#11Average 4-steer1. Anna M Gregory (Amarillo, TX) / Flint Mask (Amarillo, TX), 40.62 on 4, $540; 2. Anna M Gregory(Amarillo, TX) / Blake Williamson (Friona, TX), 42.20 on 4, $324; 3. Flint Mask (Amarillo, TX) / IraBader (Kim, CO), 42.78 on 4, $216Overall Fast Time1. Dick Ragland (Texico, NM) / Bobby H Jones (Hereford, TX), 7.92, $162; 2. Anna M Gregory(Amarillo, TX) / Blake Williamson (Friona, TX), 8.94, $108

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Another month has come and goneand I have to say the dirt is still

flying over the World Series of TeamRoping new classification system. Ty Yostrecently added his view to the mix,suggesting that any new classificationsystem does nothing but hinder the sportin the long run. His views are particularlyinteresting as it brings the entire reasonfor classification into view and shedslight on how a new classification systemcan have a negative impact. In reflectionto the response from the WS, Yost musthave hit a sore spot.

Really, though, ropers just want torope in most cases. They will pick whatevents are more appealing, what they canafford and enter up. It is the job ofproducers to continue to mix things up tokeep the same old game of team ropingsounding interesting. I believe that is oneof the reasons for the new WSclassification.

Everyone knows the USTRC has the

best system – hands down. There is noroom for any type of unfair advantage with the USTRC. Sure, you may feel youare treated like a number, that is becauseyou are a number and you fit into a largegroup of others with the same number. It’scalled classification, and don’t think justbecause a new game is offering upsomething new, that you will be treated differently in the long run. In fact, if it is fair, there should not be anythingdifferent from one to the other. If there is,watch out!

I have more thoughts on the WS drama that I will hang onto for a while, but I have to say there is something evenbigger out there that many ropers I believeare missing.

How about a Free RegionalShoot-Out!

I don’t know about you, but it is reallyhard to earn a Regional Shoot-Out. Youmight get lucky and win one the first time

out this season, but you could alsospend thousands of dollars to getyourself a Regional Shoot-Out or theequivalent in Flex earnings. So a freeone sounds really good!

Did you know the USTRC is givingthese away? Just for buying a 2010membership you receive $1,000 in Flexearning, which equals out to a freeRegional Shoot-Out. Think about thisfor a minute. Every roper is going tohave a chance to rope at the USTRCRegional Finals this year. There isalready a ton of money added to theseevents, but now there will be evenmore money with the additional entries,and you get one of them for free. Whowould want to miss out?

Thanks for hanging with me this month and lending me a part of your time. Until next monthremember – Dirt! Keep it under you Feet!

Ryan Davis

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Roughstock events steal spotlightat New Mexico Stampede

Top bucking stock from Classic ProRodeo and a world class field of competitorsmade the Jan. 29-30 New Mexico Stampedesomething special.

How special? Kaycee Feild and JeradSchlegel tied for the bareback ridingchampionship with a pair of 90-point rides –Feild on Classic Pro Rodeo’s Good TimeCharlie and Schlegel on Classic’s Big Tex.

In the saddle bronc riding, the title wasshared by 2008 World Champion CodyWright and 2009 Wrangler National FinalsRodeo average champion Shaun Stroh, eachwith scores of 83 points in a field with threepast world champions.

Colorado native Jimmy Anderson, 22,surprised a field that included threeWrangler NFR qualifiers with a winning 88-point ride on Classic Pro Rodeo’s Sweetness,three points better than Jason Beck and JohnJacobs, who tied for second place.

ProRodeo Hall of Fame inducteeSchumacher dead at 89

Jimmy Schumacher, the first rodeobarrelman to ply his trade with a barrel open atboth ends and a member of the inaugural classof the ProRodeo Hall of Fame in 1979, died ata Las Vegas hospital Jan. 24. He was 89.

Schumacher, who grew up in Prescott,Ariz., began his rodeo career as a roughstockcompetitor. He won the bull riding at theCalgary (Alberta) Stampede in 1945 and alsowon the bareback riding event there twice.

After 15 years of competition, he gave itup to replace the “original barrelman” JasboFulkerson who was killed in a truck accident.Schumacher took the bottom out of the barrelas a means of escape and originated the first

‘walking barrel.’ He even had a patent on it,and it is on display at the ProRodeo Hall ofFame in Colorado Springs, Colo.

Schumacher was injured badly by a bullnamed Buster at the 1969 National FinalsRodeo in Oklahoma City when the bull pickedup the barrel, with Schumacher in it, andtossed it over his head. Schumacher broke allthe ribs on one side and one punctured hislung. The doctor told him he’d have to undergosurgery to remove the rib unless Schumachercould cough hard enough to dislodge it. Hedid what the doctor suggested, and he left thehospital the next week without surgery.

“You had to be able to bruise easy, but healquick,” Schumacher said of his chosenoccupation.

He began his career as a barrelman in 1948and didn’t retire until 1972. He was hired bymany of the top rodeos such as MadisonSquare Garden, Phoenix, Belle Fourche, S.D.,Denver, Fort Worth and Houston, and wasselected to work as the NFR barrelman ninetimes (1960, 1962-69).

After retirement, Schumacher did manythings, but was known for working for variouscasinos, beginning at Binion’s, running the BigSix Wheel of Fortune. When he retired fromthe casino world, he and his wife, Alice,moved to Prescott, but said, “There were toomany old people there. I was startin’ to walklike them,” so the consummate funnymanreturned to Las Vegas.

Schumacher and Alice were married 56years at the time of her death in February2009. He is survived by two sons; Sid andRodney; wife, Robin; and two grandsons,Adam and Sean, all of Las Vegas.Schumacher was cremated and his ashes willbe scattered on a favorite butte of his inPrescott, Ariz. Memorials should be made tothe Justin Crisis Cowboy Fund in his name.www.prorodeo.com/justin_cowboy.aspx?xu=3

PRCA ShortsCourtesy of PRCA

In Country TV LaunchesBroadcast schedule with Coverage of San Antonio StockShow & Rodeo

In Country Television will launch itsseason-long coverage of ProfessionalRodeo Cowboys Association events at 8p.m. ET March 6 when it airs thechampionship round of the $1 million SanAntonio Stock Show & Rodeo.

ICTV has assembled an all-starbroadcast team, which will be comprisedof six-time World Champion All-AroundCowboy Larry Mahan, ProRodeo Hall ofFame bullfighter Rob Smets, PRCAannouncer Tim Fuller and former MissRodeo Virginia Charli Wacker.

In Country Television has signed acontract with the PRCA to air 30 hours ofcoverage in 2010, including all eight Goldrodeos on the Wrangler Million DollarTour, presented by Justin Boots.

ICTV, which reaches 32 millionhouseholds through the DISH Network(channel 230) and Direct TV (channel344), will also air coverage of the AllAmerican ProRodeo Finals in Waco,Texas, and the Dodge National CircuitFinals Rodeo in Pocatello, Idaho.

ICTV’s rodeo coverage gets off to adramatic start March 6 with San Antonio,one of only two PRCA regular-seasonrodeos offering more than $1 million inprize money, the five-time and reigningPRCA Large Indoor Rodeo of the Yearand the richest event on the WranglerMillion Dollar Tour.

The Wrangler Million Dollar Tour isthe centerpiece of the PRCA season,linking 22 of ProRodeo’s most prestigiousevents. There are two levels ofcompetition, with those designated Gold

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The Professional Bull Riders announced that Randy Bernard has resigned as CEO effectiveMarch 1 to accept a leadership position with the IRL. The Board of Directors of the PBR

has initiated a process to select a replacement and has selected Mr. Rodd Granger, currentlyChief Financial Officer of the PBR, to serve as interim CEO until a permanent successor hasbeen identified.Mr. Granger is part of the six-person senior management team that has been leading PBR

alongside Randy over the last two years, with Sean Gleason, Chief Operating Officer, KevinCamper, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer, Dave Cordovano, Chief Global Events Officer andJay Daugherty, Senior Vice President of Competition. Two of PBR’s founding partners, TyMurray and Cody Lambert, will continue to play integral executive and Board roles in PBR’soperations and the Rules & Regulations and Competition Committees. Randy Bernard willremain a significant shareholder of the PBR and will join Ty and Cody as active participantswith the Board of Directors. Bernard departs the PBR at a time when he and his management team are producing

outstanding results. PBR’s Built Ford Tough Series regular-season attendance increased 12percent in 2009, and ratings with television partner Versus increased nearly 30 percent lastyear. The PBR has been quick out of the chutes in 2010 with attendance up 23 percent in itsfirst five weeks of competition. Tecate Light, Lincoln Electric and Bad Bad Boy Mowers areamong the new sponsors to have joined the PBR family for 2010. “The PBR has been my life for 15 years, and I am very proud of our accomplishments,”

said Bernard. “I have learned the PBR is more than a sport, it’s a culture, a tradition mixedwith modern entertainment with so many exciting elements, from the competition, the danger, to the athletes themselves, the toughness on both sides…the cowboy and the bull, butmost importantly, I have learned what a great team around you can do. From the cowboys,stock contractors, sponsors, staff and board to our great fans, it has been a great ride, and Iam very thankful to have so many great memories.” Randy’s final event with the PBR will bethe Dickies Iron Cowboy Invitational, February 20 at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.“The PBR family and Cowboy Nation wish Randy all the best in his new endeavor,” said

PBR founder Ty Murray. “His leadership, dedication and endless work ethic have taken thePBR to heights we only dreamed of when we started back in 1995. This couldn’t havehappened without Randy Bernard. He has put together an unbelievable team that will continueto grow and take our sport to new plateaus.

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rodeos offering a committee purse of atleast $20,000 in each event and Silverrodeos a committee purse of at least$10,000 per event.

The complete schedule of 8 p.m. ETfirst-run broadcasts follows (for re-broadcast dates check local listings):The Justin Boots Playoffs in Puyallup,

Wash. ($550,000 added) and the JustinBoots Championships in Omaha, Neb.($750,000 added) will be broadcast byESPN, as will the 2010 Wrangler NationalFinals Rodeo in Las Vegas.“The PRCA is very pleased to offer our

fans more television coverage of this greatsport in 2010,” said PRCA CommissionerKarl Stressman. “We look forward to astrong, successful partnership with InCountry, as we continue to work very hardto take the sport of professional rodeo tothe next level.”In Country Television, based in

Greenwood Village, Colo., is owned byPerformance One Media. It beganproviding programming for outdoorenthusiasts last year on DISH Network and was added to the Direct TV lineup n January.

“In Country Television is proud to beworking with the PRCA to bring rodeo fanseverywhere great coverage of the 2010Wrangler Million Dollar Tour Gold events,

the Dodge National CircuitFinals Rodeo and the AllAmerican ProRodeo Finals,”said Michael Norton, SeniorVice President of InCountry Television.

Vold recovering nicelyfrom knee surgery Harry Vold, the 12-time

PRCA stock contractor ofthe year and ProRodeo Hallof Fame inductee, is

undergoing daily rehabilitation care atUniversity Park Care Center in Pueblo,Colo., following surgery on his left kneeFeb. 2 to deal with a serious infection.Tomorrow, Vold is returning to Penrose

Hospital in Colorado Springs – where hehad the surgery – to have doctors assess hisprogress and decide when he might beready for a knee replacement surgery.“It’s slow progress, but he’s doing well,”

said Vold’s wife, Karen. “He’s come a longway in just the last few days. The surgerywas to insert a medicated temporary blockto deal with the infection. The doctors sayhe needs to be on the antibiotics for sixweeks to clean up the knee before they cando a replacement.“He had a knee replacement 18 years

ago, and they said then that it wouldprobably only last for 10. His knee wasbadly infected. The doctor said Harry is za very, very tough guy. He said mostpeople Harry’s age (86) wouldn’t havesurvived this.”

Rodeo Air dateSan Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 6 Rodeo Austin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 10 Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo

(Pocatello, Idaho) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 24/May 1 Reno (Nev.) Rodeo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . July 10 Cody (Wyo.) Stampede/St. Paul (Ore.) Rodeo . . July 24/July 31 California Rodeo Salinas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . August 7 Cheyenne (Wyo.) Frontier Days Rodeo . . . . . . . . . . . August 14 Ellensburg (Wash.) Rodeo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . September 18 All American ProRodeo Finals . . . . . . October 10/November 6

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Steer Wrestling1. Olin Hannum, West Haven, UT, $14,451; 2. GabeLedoux, Kaplan, LA, $14,194; 3. Nick Guy, Sparta,WI, $11,735; 4. Cash Myers, Athens, TX, $11,650; 5.Clayton Morrison, Cavalier, ND, $11,500; 6. KenLewis, La Junta, CO, $10,875; 7. Todd Suhn,Hermosa, SD , $10,187; 8. Curtis Cassidy, Donalda,AB, $10,090; 9. Justin Davis, Bartonville, TX, $9,498;10. Jason Miller, Lance Creek, WY, $9,368; 11. LukeBranquinho, Los Alamos, CA, $8,201; 12. ErikJohnson, Eltopia, WA, $8,157; 13. Joey Bell Jr,Athens, TX, $7,906; 14. Billy Bugenig, Ferndale, CA,$7,223; 15. Wade Sumpter, Fowler, CO, $7,165.00

Team Roping (Heading)1. Clay Tryan, Billings, MT, $13,233; 2. CalebMitchell, Tollok, TX, $10,453; 3. Matt Robertson,Augusta, MT, $9,216; 4. Joel Bach, Millsap, TX,

$9,148; 5. David Key, Stephenville, TX, $7,598; 6.Britt Williams, Hammond, MT, $7,493; 7. CodyGraham, Everton, MO, $7,296; 8. Keven Daniel,Franklin, TN, $7,066; 9. Shane Philipp, Washington,TX, $6,531; 10. Nick Sartain, Yukon, OK, $6,360; 11.Derrick Begay, Seba Dalkai, AZ, $6,187; 12.Coleman Proctor, Pryor, OK, $6,104; 13. JesseSheffield, Austin, CO, $5,774; 14. JoJo LeMond,Andrews, TX, $5,627; 15. Garrett Tonozzi, Fruita, CO,$5,556

Team Roping (Heelers)1. Travis Graves, Jay, OK, $13,233; 2. Chase Tryan,Helena, MT, $12,117; 3. Paul Eaves, Millsap, TX,$10,440; 4. Bobby Harris, Highmore, SD, $8,443; 5.Justin Copp, Justin, TX, $7,616; 6. Rich Skelton,Llano, TX, $7,598; 7. Gabe Gwaltney, Carthage, MO,$7,296; 8. Brad Culpepper, Ashburn, GA, $7,066; 9.Britt Bockius, Claremore, OK, $6,531; 10. KollinVonAhn, Durant, OK, $6,360; 11. Cesar de la Cruz,Tucson, AZ, $6,187; 12. Caleb Twisselman, SantaMargarita, CA, $6,104; 13. Randon Adams,Logandale, NV, $5,627; 14. Kyle Crick, Lipan, TX,$5,602; 15. Kinney Harrell, Marshall, TX, $5,556

Saddle Bronc1. Shaun Stroh, Dickinson, ND, $16,753; 2. JJElshere, Quinn, SD, $15,610; 3. Cody Martin, Eagle,CO, $10,593; 4. Jesse Wright, Milford, UT, $9,466; 5.Jesse Kruse, Great Falls, MT, $9,165; 6. Jeff Willert,Belvidere, SD, $8,927; 7. Ty Atchison, Jackson, MO,$8,731; 8. Tate Owens, Platteville, CO, $7,217; 9.Jace Garrett, Alliance, NE, $6,904; 10. Chad Ferley,Oelrichs, SD, $6,221; 11. Cody Wright, Milford, UT,$5,715; 12. Cody Taton, Corona, NM, $5,525; 13.Rod Hay, Wildwood, AB, $5,512; 14. Chuck Schmidt,Keldron, SD, $5,506; 15. Andrew Counts,Stephenville, TX, $5,439.00

Tie-Down1. Shane Hanchey, Sulphur, LA, $29,254; 2. Trevor

Brazile, Decatur, TX, $21,632; 3. Tuf Cooper, Decatur,TX, $18,944; 4. Houston Hutto, Del Rio, TX,$15,014; 5. Josh Peek, Pueblo, CO, $10,212; 6. AceSlone, Cuero, TX, $9,691; 7. Blair Burk, Durant, OK ,$9,635; 8. Randall Carlisle, Lipan, TX, $9,283; 9.Murray Pole, Erskine, AB, $8,468; 10. Justin Maass,Giddings, TX, $7,674; 11. Stetson Vest, Childress, TX,$7,184; 12. J.D. Kibbe, Portales, NM, $7,052; 13.Clif Cooper, Decatur, TX, $6,842; 14. BlakeHuckabee, Shreveport, LA, $6,658; 15. Skyler Moore,Mt Vernon, MO, $6,622

Steer Roping1. Vin Fisher Jr, Andrews, TX, $8,073; 2. TrevorBrazile, Decatur, TX, $4,548; 3. Walter Priestly,Robstown, TX, $4,398; 4. Rod Hartness, Pawhuska,OK, $3,591; 5. Will Gasperson, Decatur, TX, $3,126;6. Bryce Davis, Abilene, TX, $3,060; 7. Tony Reina,Wharton, TX, $2,915; 8. J.R. Olson, Greeley, CO,$2,907; 9. Chet Herren, Pawhuska, OK, $2,622; 10.Shay Good, Midland, TX, $2,394; 11. Paul Patton,Abilene, TX, $2,130; 12. Brady Garten, Claremore,OK, $1,967; 13. J. Paul Williams, Burbank, OK,$1,881; 14. Cash Myers, Athens, TX, $1,881; 15.Jason Evans, Huntsville, TX, $1,838

Bull Riding1. Wesley Silcox, Santaquin, UT, $25,101; 2. MarcusMichaelis, Caldwell, ID, $21,781; 3. Dustin Elliott,North Platte, NE, $20,047; 4. Beau Schroeder,China, TX, $16,712; 5. Clint Craig, Mena, AR,$16,269; 6. Jason Beck, Prairieville, LA, $15,904; 7.Tyler Johnston, Bridger, MT, $14,555; 8. ClaytonWilliams, Carthage, TX, $13,776; 9. Cody Whitney,Asher, OK, $13,492; 10. Dylan Werner, Bushnell, FL,$12,363; 11. D.J. Domangue, Odessa, TX, $11,136;12. Lucas Guilbeau, Mount Pleasant, TX, $10,229;13. Cody Buller, Glendive, MT, $10,060; 14. ThadNewell, Muskogee, OK, $9,688; 15. J.W. Harris,Mullin, TX, $9,668


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Bareback Riding1. Forrie Smith, Capitan, NM, $950; 2. WyattHancock, Taylor, AZ, $597; 3. Jared Green, Socorro,NM, $504

Steer Wrestling1. Mark Waltz, Casa Grande, AZ, $1,671; 2. TrevorDuhon, Phoenix, AZ, $1,647; 3. Clay Elkins, Aztec,NM, $1,130; 4. Damian Padilla, Rio Rico, AZ, $935;5. C.J. Aragon, Tucumcari, NM, $740; 6. TimRobertson, Oro Valley, AZ, $728; 7. Cutter Parsons,Marana, AZ, $633; 8. Rusty Hamilton, Capitan, NM,$557; 9. Grady Gray, Las Cruces, NM, $545; 10.Dean McIntyre, Wickenburg, AZ, $470; 11. Bo Bleil,Maricopa, AZ, $253; 12. Randy Ternan, Phoenix, AZ,$200; 13. Milo Dewitt, Rio Rico, AZ, $133; 14. RileyStross, Carlsbad, NM, $67

Team Roping (Heading)1. Tanner Bryson, Cornville, AZ, $2,280; 2. TomRichards, Humboldt, AZ, $2,140; 3. Rodee Walraven,Datil, NM, $1,970; 4. Erich Rogers, Round Rock, AZ,$1,497; 5. Travis Bard, Chino Valley, AZ, $1,371; 6.Derrick Begay, Seba Dalkai, AZ, $1,368; 7. AaronTsinigine, Gilbert, AZ, $1,210; 8. Joe Burk Higgins,Whitmann, AZ, $1,175; 9. Doc Keith, Westlock, AB,$912; 10. John Samsill, Wickenburg, AZ, $700; 11.Rube Woolsey, Casa Grande, AZ, $684; 12. A.J. Fuch,Queen Creek, AZ, $684; 13. Todd Howell, Parks, AZ,$637; 14. Phil Burris, Deming, NM, $331; 15. LarryCohorn, Las Cruces, NM, $272

Team Roping (Heelers)1. Tyler Getzwiller, Scottsdale, AZ, $2,140; 2. JustinLoya, Los Lunas, NM, $1,970; 3. Matt Garza,Mesquite, NM, $1,688; 4. Nick Sarchett, Phoenix, AZ,

$1,371; 5. Cesar de la Cruz, Tucson, AZ, $1,368; 6. TJBrown, Marana, AZ, $1,235; 7. Estevan Castillo,Veguita, NM, $1,107; 8. Bobby Baize, Anthony, NM,$1,068; 9. Byron Wilkerson, Stanfield, AZ, $912; 10.Dallas Reidhead, Queen Creek, AZ, $700; 11. ClydeGasser, Wickenburg, AZ, $684; 12. Tom Bill Johnson,Kirkland, AZ, $684; 13. Dave Tripp, Queen Creek, AZ,$659; 14. Clay Parsons, Marana, AZ, $637; 15. WhipLewis, Queen Creek, AZ, $385

Saddle Bronc1. Dean Daly, Las Cruces, NM, $1,704; 2. RyanMontroy, Waterflow, NM, $1,318; 3. Darrell Triplett,Waterflow, NM, $1,231; 4. Riley Stross, Carlsbad,NM, $1,182; 5. Olan Borg, Camp Verde, AZ, $534; 6.Brandon Biebelle, San Lorenzo, NM, $422; 7. MiloDewitt, Rio Rico, AZ, $177; 8. Thor Dusenberry,Desert Hills, AZ, $124

Tie-Down1. J.D. Kibbe, Portales, NM, $2,682; 2. JosephParsons, Marana, AZ, $2,601; 3. Royce Lynch,Deming, NM, $1,742; 4. Joe Parsons, Marana, AZ,$1,702; 5. Kyle Dutton, Mesilla Park, NM, $1,292; 6.John P Etcheverry, Carlsbad, NM, $930; 7. ChanceMeans, Buckhorn, NM, $922; 8. Garrett Baker,Tucumcari, NM, $846; 9. Johnny Salvo, HorseSprings, NM, $846; 10. Beau Marshall, Truth orConseque, NM, $720; 11. Sterling Smith, Lubbock,TX, $685; 12. Wesley McConnel, Bloomfield, NM,$665; 13. Buddy Robinson, Mesilla Park, NM, $627;14. Cutter Parsons, Marana, AZ, $538; 15. Seth Hall,Las Lunas, NM, $440

Bull Riding1. Cody Sweat, El Paso, TX, $4,088; 2. Mikey Allison,Marana, AZ, $1,769; 3. Rankin Lindsey, Hillsboro,NM, $1,240; 4. Will Rogers, Laveen, AZ, $455; 5.McSpark Fisher, Queencreek, AZ, $418; 6. CraigBegay, Rough Rock AZ , $222; 7. Bryan Frost,Bernallilo, NM, $213; 8. Kole Johnston, Tome, NM,$123

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Bareback Riding1. Forrie Smith, Capitan, NM, 77; 2. HectorGonzales, Chi, Mexico, 47.5; 3. Jared Green,Socorro, NM, 43.5; 4. Jon Luse, Tucumcari, NM, 39Saddle Bronc Riding1. Ryan Montroy, Pagosa Springs, CO, 60.5; 2.Robert Aragon, Salano, NM, 58.5; 3. DarrelTriplet, Waterflow, NM, 50; 4. Brandon Biebelle,San Lorenzo, NM, 38Open Bullriding1. Jared Green, Socorro, NM, 12; 2. JosephMcConnel, Bloomfield, NM, 9; 3. Justi Howlett,Durango, CO, 6.5

2010 Bares, Broncs & BullsSpectacularJanuary 8-9, 2010 Farmington, NM

Bareback Riding1. Benny Begay, Rock Point, AZ, Bell Boy, 82,$732; 2. Jon Luse, Tucumcari, NM, Roan Ranger,

Recent ResultsLoyal American Tour FinalsJanuary 8, 2010Farmington, New Mexico

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76, $549; 3. Shiloh Amiotte, Wanblee, SD, RoanRanger, $74; 4. Martin Gonzales, Chi, Mexico,Gunsmoke, 74, $183; 5. Hector Gonzales, Chi,Mexico, Showtime, 74, $183Saddle Bronc Riding1. Robert Aragon, Salano, NM, Lucky Linda, 75,$558; 2. Casey Cisk, Corona, NM, Smoke Wagon,75, $558; 3. CJ Page, La Jara, CO, Brody, 75,$558; 4. Kevin Cox, Hondo, NM, Tonto, 73, $326;5. Darrell Triplet, Waterflow, NM, Leap Frog, 70,$162; 6. Michael Little, Montezuma Crk, UT,Lucky Linda, 70, $162Open Bull Riding1. Ivan Sells, Chinle, AZ, Freedom, 85, $1336; 2.Joseph McConnel, Bloomfield, NM, Zaryah, 84,$1106; 3. Thomas Brown, Springerville, AZ,Estaban, 82, $875; 4. Raynell Harvey,Lukachuki, AZ, Jayce, 81, $530; 5. LandonParrish, Kayenta, AZ, Gunslinger, 81, $530; 6.Cole Pierce, Rio Rancho, NM, Leperchaun, 80,$76; 7. Dominic Coche, Estancia, NM, Clay, 80,$76; 8. Keyston Washee, Window Rock, AZ, WarPaint, 80, $76Novice Bullriding1. Tanner Coughlan, Durango, CO, Red One, 72,$365; 2. Andy Sells, Chinle, AZ, Red One, 70,$274; 3. Aaron Colelay, White River, Dust Linger,69, $182; 4. Cody Johnson, Haystack, NM, HardCandy, 67, $91






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Casper Baca Rodeo CompanyCasper Baca

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W/A Rodeo CompanyBuster Webb

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Bloomfield, NM 87413

505.632.2350

777 Rodeo CompanyGuy Winters

13646 FM 310

Texline, TX 79087

806.333.7770

Bucking H Rodeo CompanyRichard Hodgson

Rt. 1 Box 212

Blanco, NM 87412

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6 X 6 Rodeo CompanyCarl Bradley

PO Box 110

Tres Piedras, NM 87577

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Tsosie BrothersHarrison and Tommy Tsosie

PO Box 1950

Shiprock, NM 87420

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Durango, CO 81302

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Ignacio, CO 81137

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start of rodeo. Non-members who turnout

of a rodeo are assessed a $75 fine that will

be used to purchase their 2009 NMRA

card. NO Exceptions!

Contestants may draw out up to the

closing of entries – After entries close you

will be turning out and expected to pay fees.

Rodeos having first sanction with New

Mexico will have a $13 CES/Finals Fund

deducted from advertised fees and have a

$20 Stock Charge also deducted from fees.

Bull riders have $10 day money added to

fees as well!

Incentive team ropers must show current

2010 USTRC cards, or receipt that card was

purchased, when paying fees or you will

rope as an open team. There is no longer a

number to call the USTRC to confirm

numbers, therefore proof must be supplied

when paying fees. No exceptions!

NMRA cards can be purchased on site at

NMRA rodeos. Cards must be purchased

before competing in order for money won to

count for year end points.

Schedule Of EventsBrian Howlett Memorial

Rodeo & Bull Riding

Ignacio, CO

April 2-3, 2010

NMRA, Co-Sanctions requested

Perfrormances: Fri. April 2, 7:30 p.m.

BULLS ONLY – $1,500 Added

Sat. April 3, 2:30 p.m. – rodeo performance

July 3-4, 2010

*Grants 4th of July Rodeo, Grants, NM

NMRA with co-sanctions pending

July 22-25, 2010

*Durango Fiesta Days, Durango, CO


July 30-31, 2010

*Eastern Navajo Fair, Crownpoint, NM


August 6-7, 2010

*Sandoval Co. Fair Rodeo, Cuba NM


August 7-8, 2010

*Chama Days Rodeo, Chama, NM


August 13-14, 2010

*Sandoval Co. Sheriff’s Posse,

Bernalillo, NM


August 13-14, 2010

*Otero Co. Fair Rodeo, Alamogordo, NM


August 13-14, 2010

*Colfax Co. Fair Rodeo, Springer, NM


August 27-28, 2010

*Elfego Baca Shootout, Reserve, NM


August 27-29, 2010

*Valencia Co. Sheriff’s Posse Rodeo,

Belen, NM


September 3-4, 2010

*Socorro Co. Fair Rodeo, Socorro, NM


*indicates pending

Upcoming RodeosCash Only in 2010! (Money orders and

Cashier Checks accepted)

Entries in our rodeos are taken

2010 NMRA ScheduleThis Schedule is subject to change as more

rodeos are added and co-sanctions are

approved.

April 2-4, 2010

Brian Howlett Memorial Rodeo #1

Ignacio, Colorado

NMRA with co-sanctions requested

April 9-10, 2010

Ty Waybourn Memorial,

Farmington, NM

NMRA, CPRA, other co-sanctions pending

April 17-18, 2010

African & Native American Invitational,

Los Lunas, NM


April 24-25, 2010

Sandoval Co. Sheriff’s Posse Spring Rodeo

Bernalillio, NM (Improved Ground!!)


April 30-May 1, 2010

Sierra Co. Sheriff’s Posse Rodeo

T or C, NM

NMRA with Casper Baca Series

others pending

May 14-15, 2010

Top of the Rockies, Monte Vista, CO


June 18-19, 2010

*Showdown in Old Abiquiu, Abiquiu, NM


June 16-19, 2010

Gallup Lion’s Club 62nd Annual Rodeo

Red Rock Park, Gallup, NM

NMRA, CPRA, other co-sanctions

requested

June 26-27, 2010

Rodeo de Taos, Taos, NM


July 2-4, 2010

Red Ryder Roundup, Pagosa Springs, NM


2010 Membership Application

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$75

Send application to:NMRA

143 Maestas RdBelen, NM 87002

NMRA phone: 505-864-9428

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Sun. April 4, 1:00 p.m. – rodeo performance

Slack: Sun. 9:00 a.m. following

performance if necessary

Added: $100/event; Open bulling riding

TBA

Stock Contractor: Lucky 7 Rodeo Co.

Entry Fees: $100 All Events;

TR $100/man; BRL $65

Inc. CR is now 14 and under or 50 and over,

$75 entry fee

TR enter 3 times/ once in open, twice in

incentive or vise versa

Inc. TR must have current 2010 USTRC

card Or receipt of purchasing card with

USTRC number On receipt when checking

in or you will rope As an open team!

No exceptions!

Entries: Monday, March 29, 2010,

RS 505-864-9427, 6-7 p.m.

TE: 505-864-9426 6-10 p.m. &

505-864-9427, 7-10 p.m.

TR: 505-864-7200, 6-10 p.m.

Check website: www.nmrodeo.org

for day sheets

Turnouts: 505-864-9426 no later than 3 hrs

before performance

Directions: Ignacio Indoor Arena,

Ignacio, CO

Annual Ty Waybourn Memorial

Farmington, NM

April 9-10, 2010

NMRA, Co-Sanction: CPRA,

GCPRA

Perfrormances: Fri. April 9, 7 p.m.;

Sat. April 11, 7 p.m.

Slack: Sat. April 10, 8 a.m.

Added: $300

All Around Cowboy and All Around

Cowgirl Saddles

Stock Contractor: Bucking H

Entry Fees: $100 All Events; TR $100/man;

BRL $65

Ribbon Roping $40/team – no added

money/one girl on each team;

Inc. CR is now 14 and under or 50 and over,

$75 entry fee







No exceptions!

Entries: Monday, April 5, 2010,

RS 505-864-9427, 6-7 p.m.

TE: 505-864-9426 6-10 p.m. &

505-864-9427, 7-10 p.m.

TR: 505-864-7200, 6-10 p.m.

Check website: www.nmrodeo.org

for day sheets


before perf.

Directions: McGee Park, Farmington, NM

More info: Aztec Feed, 505-334-8911

African & Native American

Invitational Rodeo

Los Lunas, NM

April 17-18, 2010

NMRA: Co-Sanction: Pending

Performances: Sat. April 17, 12:00 Noon

and 6:00 p.m.; Sun. April 18, 1:00 p.m.

Slack: Sun. April 18, 8:00 AM if needed

Added: $300/event

Stock Contractor: To be announced

ll-Around

Bull Riding Director - Open • Open Team Roping Director - Russell Sullivan - 505/720-0999 • Inc. Team Roping Director - Jim Knopp - 505/514-8752Barrel Racing Director - Debbie Hogland - 505/269-9848 • Inc. Barrel Racing Director - Carrie Richardson - 505/354-2018 • Judges Coordinator - Mark Hogland - 505/269-0593

State Secretary - Janice Aragon - 505/864-9428 • Central Entry Secretary - Leannah Sauceda - 505/864-9426 • Entry/Turn Out Number - 505/864-9426 • NMRA fax - 505/864-9427

�� Stock Charge $20


BRL $65;

Under 14-over 50 CR $75; Jr. Barrels/$40

($100 added)







No exceptions!


RS 505-864-9427, 6-7 p.m.

TE: 505-864-9426 6-10 p.m. &

505-864-9427, 7-10 p.m.

TR: 505-864-7200, 6-10 p.m.

Check the website: www.nmrodeo.org

for day sheets


before performance

Directions: SW Events Center, HWY 6 W

of Los Lunas

Sandoval Co. Sheriff’s Posse Spring Rodeo

Bernalillo, NM

April 24-25, 2010

NMRA: Co-Sanction: Pending

Performances: Sat. April 24, 1:30 p.m.;

Sun. April 25, 1:30 p.m.

Slack: Sun. April 25, 8 a.m.

Added: $100/event

Stock Contractor: Crossroads Rodeo Co.

Stock Charge $20


BRL $65;

Under 14-over 50 CR $75







No exceptions!


RS 505-864-9427, 6-7 p.m.

TE: 505-864-9426 6-10 p.m. &

505-864-9427, 7-10 p.m.

TR: 505-864-7200, 6-10 p.m.

Check the website: www.nmrodeo.org

for day sheets


before perf.

Directions: Sheriff’s Posse Arena

Sierra Co. Sheriff’s Posse Rodeo

T or C, NM

April 30 - May 1, 2010

NMRA, Co-Sanction: Baca RS,

All others pending

Performances: Fri. April 30, 7 p.m.;

Sat. May 1, 5:30 p.m.

Slack: Sat. May 1, 8 a.m.

Added: $300 TE/ $500 RS

Stock Contractor: Casper Baca

Stock Charge $20, RS $25


BRL $65;

Under 14-over 50 CR $75

12 & Under Barrels $20 – nothing added

Barrels – enter on site – race each day.




card or receipt of purchasing card with



No exceptions!


RS 505-864-9427, 6-7 p.m.

TE: 505-864-9426 6-10 p.m. &

505-864-9427, 7-10 p.m.

TR: 505-864-7200, 6-10 p.m.

Check the website: www.nmrodeo.org for

day sheets

Turnouts: 505-864-9426 no later than

3 hrs before perf.

Directions: Sheriff’s Posse Arena

62nd Annual Lions Club Rodeo

Red Rock State Park

Gallup, NM

June 16-19, 2010

NMRA, Co-Sanctions: CPRA, GCPRA

others pending

Stock Contractor: Casper Baca

Performances: June 16-19 @ 7 p.m.;

June 19 RS Bonus Round

Slack: June 17th following performance

Entry Fee: BB/SB/CR/SW/BKW/$100;

Under 14-over 50 CR/$75;

BRLS(with NMRA Inc.)/$90; BR/$125;

Ranch Bronc Riding/$100 ($1000 added);

TR(with #12 Inc)/





No exceptions!

$200 per team X 3

Added: $2000 all events; TR $3000;

Ranch Bronc Riding $1000

Nothing added in under 14-over 50 CR

Rough Stock Bonus Round: June 19th

following performance

nightly winners go to Bonus Round

(see ground rules)

Entries Open: NMRA members or

associations

with entry fee guaranteed phone in 2 week

prior to

first performance, Monday, June7, 2010,

6-10 p.m.

Entries: Monday, June7, 2010, RS

505-864-9427, 6-7 p.m.

TE: 505-864-9426 6-10 p.m. &

505-864-9427, 7-10 p.m.

TR: 505-864-7200, 6-10 p.m.

All non NMRA members or associations

whose fees are not

guaranteed walk in entries to Red Rock

State Park on Wed. June 9th from 8 a.m. to

6 p.m. – Pay cash only!

No wire transfer entries!! No Exceptions!

Call backs: Friday June 11, 6-10 p.m.

505-864-9426

or check website: www.nmrodeo.org for day

sheets.

Turn Outs: No latter than 3 hours before

performance.

505-864-9426

Awards: Trophy Buckles awarded to the

champions of

the eight standard events.

Ground Rules: Bonus Round:

1. The highest scoring rider from each

nightly performance

will automatically be entered in the RS

Bonus Round

2. The Bonus Round will pay $1500

(winner take all) to

the high point ride in the Bonus Round

3. If no qualified rides are made in the

Bonus Round then

the $1500 will be rolled into the next year’s

Bonus Round

This will increase the total purse to $3000

the next year, etc.

4. Bareback and Saddle Bronc both had

qualifying rides in

2009 so the Bonus Round purse will be

$1500 in 2010, winner take all.

5. There has not been a qualified Bull ride

for 2006-09,

so the Bonus Round purse for Bull Riding

in 2010 will be $7,500, winner take all.

6. All Bonus Round Monies are separate

from the regular performances.

Ground Rules: Admission:

1. All contestants will be admitted free of

charge on the night of their performance,

but will be required to pay admission on

any other performance attended.

Red Ryder Roundup

Pagosa Springs, CO

July 2-4, 2010

Co-Sanction: GCPRA

Performances: Fri. July 2, 6 p.m.; Sat. July

3, 2 p.m.

Sun, July 4, 2 p.m.

Slack: Sun. July 4, 8 a.m.

Added: $500 + Buckles first, Jackets second

All Around Cowboy & Cowgirl Saddles

Stock Contractor: W/A

Stock Charge $20


BRL $75

Under 14-Over 50 CR, $75, no added;

Jr. Barrel Race, 14 & under, $30 with

$300 Added

Scr. Egg TR, $120 with $300 Added (Triad

#10 capped at #5- one female or boy under

14 or old timer total of 90 years with

minimum or 40 years old)







No exceptions!

Entries: Monday, June 28, 2010, RS 505-

864-9427, 6-7 p.m.

TE: 505-864-9426, 6-10 p.m. & 505-864-

9427, 7-10 p.m.

TR: 505-864-7200, 6-10 p.m.

Local Entries, June 25, 2010, 8-12,

970-264-2345

Check the website: www.nmrodeo.org for

day sheets


before performance

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Central EntrySecretaryBenita Jaye

New Phone Number(505) 735-2117

Public Relations Officer

Beverly Coho - (928) 871-3000

[email protected]

AIRCA Central Entry Secretary

Benita Jaye - (505) 735-2117

[email protected]

Queen Committee Coordinator

Vacant

Judges Coordinator

Albert Slivers - (623) 925-0978

Timers Coordinator

Benjenita Bates

[email protected]

Rodeo Sponsors Representative

Vacant

President

Ben Bates, Jr. - (505) 879-7717

[email protected]

Vice President

Thomas J. Boyd - (928) 777-2621

[email protected]

Treasurer

Brenda Holgate - (505) 786-4204

[email protected]

Administrative Secretary

Alberda Avery

[email protected]

ALL INDIAN RODEOThe All Indian Rodeo Cowboys Association, Inc. • P.O. Box 723, St. Michaels, Arizona 86511

ALL INDIAN RODEO

Phone: 928/871-3000 • Fax: 928/871-3000 • Website: www.aircarodeo.com

COWBOYS ASSOCIATIONCOWBOYS ASSOCIATION

1\2 Vertical (7.3 x 9.5)

ALL INDIAN RODEO COWBOYS ASSOCIATIONP.O. BOX 723

ST. MICHAELS, ARIZONA 86511

2010 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION1st Year Member (Rookie)? Yes � No � Date: AIRCA card no: 09-

Name: Male � Female �

Mailing Address City State Zip Code ____ E-mail Address Telephone No. Tribal Affiliation Census No. Agency Enrollment Office Social Security No.

Type of Application/Fees (� all that apply)Contestant - $95 Major Events� Bareback � Saddle Bronc � Bull Riding � Tie-Down Roping � Steer Wrestling� Open Team Roping � #12 Team Roping � Ladies Barrel Racing � Ladies Breakaway Roping

Contestant - $95 Minor Events� Jr. Bull Riding � Jr. Co-ed Barrel Racing � Sr. 50+ Breakaway Roping

Official - $95 Contractor - $250� Judge � Timer � Announcer � Stock Contractor

Gold Card Member: Year Inducted Total Number of Years With AIRCA

Previous AIRCA Officer and/or Board of Director: � Yes � No Specify

OATHBy signatory completion below, I apply for membership with the All Indian Rodeo Cowboys Association (AIRCA). I herebyswear and affirm the information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I release and waive any and all claimsfor personal injury or any other claims against the AIRCA during the period of membership. I further agree to abide byall the Articles of Incorporation contained in the most current AIRCA Approved Association Rule Book and any other pro-visions the AIRCA Board may insertor impose–for example constestant members shall participate in 40% of all AIRCAsanctioned rodeos in order to qualify for any post season finals rodeo(s). I will represent the AIRCA to the best of myability and comply with all its rules and by-laws.

Date: Signature: If Applicant is under the age of 18 (Minor) Parent/Guardian of Applicant must sign the following signatory and hereby complies with the above OATH as well. Parent/Guardian SignatureSubscribed and sworn to me this day of , 20 .My Commission Expires Notary Public

Membership Form 2010 with rates approved by AIRCA President on October 7, 2008.

For AIRCA Use OnlySold By Form of Payment � Cash $ � Other Note

ALL INDIAN RODEO COWBOY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Ladies Breakaway Roping

Michelle Morris - (505) 713-0135

[email protected]

Steer Wrestling

Harrison Charley [email protected]

Team Roping Directors

Leonard Williams Sr. - (928) 797-5596

[email protected]

Robert Largo - (928) 871-3307

[email protected]

Bareback Director

Vacant

Saddle Bronc Director

Robert Burbank - (505) 488-5469

[email protected]

Bull Riding Director

Herb Holgate

[email protected]

Ladies Barrel Racing

Vacant

Junior Barrel Racing

Bobbie Clawson

[email protected]

Tie-Down Roping

Vacant

Junior Bull Riding

Vacant

Senior Breakaway Roping

Jerome Pete Sr.

[email protected]

2010 AIRCA StandingsUnauditedAll Around1. Erich Rogers, Round Rock, AZ, $1,992Bareback Riding1. Earl Tsosie Jr, Indian Wells, AZ, $876; 2. CliffordWilliams, Ganado, AZ, $461Saddle Bronc Riding1. Alonzo Yazzie, Houck, AZ, $1,112; 2. LeanderThomas, Window Rock, AZ, $927; 3. Robert Burbank,Gallup, NM, $586Bull Riding1. Guytin Tsosie, Farmington, NM, $1,535; 2. JustinSilversmith, Window Rock, AZ, $923Steer Wrestling1. Garrison Begay, Greasewood Springs, AZ, $922; 2.Ben Bates Jr, Mexican Springs, NM, $749; 3.Sheridan Jodie, Churchrock, NM, $557; 4. Kyle DeanDennison, Tohatchi, NM, $174; 5. Kyle Smith,Mulholland Wells, NM, $96Tie Down Roping1. Roderick Tso, Fort Defiance, AZ, $1,244; 2. TyrineAlcott, Winslow AZ, $494; 3. Erich Rogers, RoundRock, AZ, $461Ladies Breakaway Roping1. Kim R Jim, Shiprock NM, $49Ladies Barrel Racing1. Charmayne Gene, Chinle, AZ, $853; 2. KassidyDennison, Tohatchi, NM, $427Open Team Roping Header1. Kesley Phillips, Rough Rock, AZ, $2,434; 2. JohnBoyd III, Kayenta AZ, $2,081; 3. Cody Hunter,Chinle, AZ, $1,806; 4. Erich Rogers, Round Rock, AZ,$1,531; 5. Leonard Williams Sr, Tolani Lake, AZ,$501Open Team Roping Heeler1. Kevin Yazzie, Rough Rock, AZ, $2,434; 2. LamuelYazzie, Coyote Canyon NM, $2,081; 3. Victor Begay,Seba Dalkai AZ, $1,531

The A-Team2009


Please be sure to check out our website at www.GCPRA.com for

the latest updates and rodeo information

GCPRA: PO Box 50476 Parks, AZ 86018

State Secretary - Shelly Howell - (623) 249-9506

All-Around Standings 2009The following is a list of the audited and

qualified all-around standings. Keep in

mind that in order to qualify for the finals a

contestant must be a member in good

standing, have competed in at least 4

GCPRA lead sanctioned rodeo’s and have

won a minimum of $500 each in at least 2

events. Only full rodeo’s with a minimum

of 8 events count towards all-around

standings. Team roping is counted as one

individual event (whether heading, heeling

or both) and only points for the highest

placing at any single rodeo will be counted

toward the standings. Contestants with an

asterisk at their names are not fully

qualified. If there are any questions

regarding the standings please call Shelly

Howell at 623/249-9506 ASAP. There will

not be any changes made at the finals.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF THE YEAR ENDAND AVERAGE WINNERS!

Thank you to our 2010 Finals jacket sponsorFCI Construction

2010 Year End WinnersMen’s All Around: Andrew MartinWomen’s All Around: Becky MahoneyBareback: J.T. CoxOpen Calf Roping: Andrew MartinInc. Calf Roping: Shandell GlassesBreakaway: Dani MeadorSaddle Bronc: Bryan MartineauSteer Wrestling: Pepe ArballoOpen Barrels: Lake MehallicInc. Barrels:Terri FoleyOpen TR Header: Erich RogersOpen TR Heeler: Victor BegayInc. TR Header: Whip LewisInc. TR Heeler: Te Ryan BegayBull Riding: Michael Allison

Finals Average:Bareback: Tyler StakerOpen Calf Roping: Joseph ParsonsInc. Calf Roping: Dustin LattaBreakaway: Mandy SproulSaddle Bronc: Dean DalySteer Wrestling: Tim RobertsonOpen Barrels: Eileen GeraghtyInc. Barrels: Jackie GajeskyOpen TR: Erich Rogers & Corey PetskaInc. TR: Mandy Sproul & Philip De La CruzBull Riding: Michael Allison

BarebackAvgerage1. Tyler Staker, 229 $360; 2. Trey Bissett, 227 $270; 3.Trevor Haught, 215 $180; 4. Randon Palmer, 195 $90

GRAND CANYON PRO RODEO ASSOCIATIONGRAND CANYON PRO RODEO ASSOCIATION

President:

Arnold Burruel (520) 631-2121

Vice President:

John Samsill (928) 231-0401

Judging Coordinator:

Gordie Kessler (480) 883-9171

Bareback:

Jason Minic (480) 335-1353

Saddle Bronc:

Bryan Martineau (602) 750-9076

Bull Riding:

Bubba Hancock (602) 430-7180

Calf Roping:

Wes Crane (623) 202-3353

Incentive Calf Roping:

Paul Carmon (602) 980-0766

Breakaway Roping:

Mandy Sproul (520) 226-5058

Steer Wrestling:

Trevor Duhon (337) 263-0956

Team Roping:

Clay Parsons (520) 444-7650

#12 Team Roping:

Todd Zipprich (623) 694-1857

Barrel Racing:

Muffy Carmen (623) 640-0597

State Secretary:

Shelly Howell (623) 249-9506

2010 GCPRA Board of Directors GCPRA Approved Stock Contractors:W/A Rodeo Company

Slash M Rodeo Company

T5 - Manuel Murrietta

V Heart Rodeo Company – Cody Resor

Open Calf Roping1. Joseph Parsons 17.9 $666; 2. Andrew Martin,20.6 $499; 3. Tanner Houston, 21.9 $333; 4. ClayParsons, 22.2 $166Inc. Calf Roping1. Dustin Latta, 20.8 $666; 2. Shandell Glasses,26.1 $499; 3. Bob Martin, 30.0 $333; 4. DaleDaves, 37.8 $166Breakaway1. Mandy Sproul, 6.3 $666; 2. Shaylynn Jacobs, 7.1$499; 3. Jan Clancy, 8.6 $333; 4. Kellie Hunt, 9.0$166Saddle Bronc1. Dean Daly, 165 $666; 2. Jason Amon, 147 $499;3. Robert Burbank, 145 $249; 4. Garrison Dewitt,145 $249Steer Wrestling1. Tim Robertson, 10.0 $666; 2. Pepe Arballo, 10.4$499; 3. Cutter Parsons, 12.5 $333; 4. Justin Simon,13.1 $166Open Barrels1. Eileen Geraghty, 35.64 $666; 2. JennaCadwallader, 35.84 $499; 3. Muffy Carmen, 35.97$333; 4. Dawn Barrett, 35.99 $166Inc. Barrels1. Jackie Gajeski, 37.14 $666; 2. Christy Leo, 37.15$499; 3. Juli Miller, 37.22 $333; 4. Mandy Sproul,37.72 $166Open Team Roping1. Erich Rogers / Corey Peska, 10.6 $666; 2. WhipLewis / Victor Aros, 13.7 $499; 3. Todd Howell / ClayParsons, 15.2 $333; 4. Marcos Sells / Victor Begay,15.9 $166Inc. Team Roping1. Mandy Sproul / Phillip De La Cruz, 12.4 $666; 2.Chase Simon / Jerry Hopper, 16.3 $499; 3. BobPimental / Wes Crane, 26.9 $333; 4. Bo Pearce /Damian Padilla, 27.1 $166Bull Riding1. Michael Allison, 155 $1,599

2009 6-Pack Roughstock Series StandingsCongratulations to our winners!Bareback: Jason MinicSaddle Bronc: Bryan MartineauBull Riding: Kevin Gonzales

Special Thanks To Our Buckle Sponsor Wilkerson Welding!

Completed Six Pack Series StandingsBareback1. Jason Minic 36; 2. J.T. Cox 29; 3. Jason Weston 16;4. Trevor Haught 9; 5. Nick Ellison 8.5; 6. ShonGibson 8.5Saddle Bronc1. Bryan Martineau 21; 2. Nathan Siedel 20; 3.Rawley McFarland 20; 4. Jason Amon 18; 5. JebLoney 9; 6. Nate Oetter 8; 7. Bryce Beeler 8; 8. OlanBorg 8; 9. Jade Blackwell 7

Bull Riding1. Kevin Gonzales 30; 2. Samuel De La Cruz 18; 3.Shawn Patrick Rogers 18; 4. Rawley McFarland 18;5. Shay Bowen 9 ; 6. Michael Allison 8

Upcoming EventsLost Dutchman Days Open Rodeo

February 25 - 28, 2010

Apache Junction, AZ

GCPRA Co-Sanctioned

(This is not our rodeo. Points will count

towards GCPRA Year End)

Entries: Monday, February 22 Roughstock

5 - 6 p.m. (623)748-3202 All others

6-10 p.m. (623)748-3273

Entry fees cash only. Must be paid one hour

prior to performance.

Stock will be drawn promptly one hour

prior to performance and there will

be no exceptions

Performances: 1:30 Friday, Saturday

and Sunday

Added Money: $300 each day to BB & SB

$500 BR, $400 CR, Inc. CR,

SW, Brkwy, Barrels, Inc. Barrels, TR and

Inc. TR

All Team Roping will be Thursday,

February 25th at 10:00 am Cattle will be

chute run.

Friday Performance - Tough Enough to

Wear Pink

Entries: Monday February 22

You can also check out

www.lostdutchmandays.org for more info.

Colorado River Round Up

Needles, CA

March 5 - 6, 2010

Performances: 6 p.m. each day

Slack: March 6 at 9 a.m. if needed

Added: $500 to all Open Events, $200

to all Incentive Events

Entries: Monday, March 1st Roughstock 5

p.m. – 6 p.m. (623)388-0391

Timed Events 6pm – 10 p.m.

(623)388-0391

Team Roping 6pm – 10 p.m. (623)388-0201

Mark your calenders for Globe 2010

April 24 - 25, 2010

More information will be posted as it

becomes available.

2010 GCPRA StandingsBareback1. Tyler Staker, $593; 2. John Luse, $228; 3. Jason Minic,$160; 4. Trevor Haught, $160Calf Roping1. Cutter Parsons, $458; 2. Joe Parsons, $429; 3. AndrewMartin, $382; 4. Gerald Daye, $374; 5. Justin Parke,

$374; 6. Brett Fleming, $305; 7. Tyler Whitlow, $257; 8.Shane Erickson, $229; 9. Ryan Tripp, $172; 10. Joe Moody,$153; 11. Dickie Lee Miller, $0Inc. Calf Roping1. Ryan Tripp, $393; 2. Guy Nix, $370; 3. Dustin Latta,$327; 4. Dale Davies, $308; 5. Willard Moody, $247; 6.Bob Martin, $229; 7. Paul Carmen, $229; 8. RobertWooten, $185; 9. Brent Keaveney, $131; 10. JimmyShirley, $123; 11. Ted Walker, $118Steer Wrestling1. Tim Robertson, $462; 2. Justin Simon, $408; 3. TravisReay, $347; 4. Cutter Parsons, $320; 5. Willie Schoolcraft,$306; 6. Trey Nahrgang, $231; 7. Clayton Tuscherer, $102;8. Tanner Houston, $0; 9. Cody Glover, $0Breakaway1. Dani Meador, $482; 2. Leigh Ann Billingsley, $468; 3.Becky Mahoney, $401; 4. Jan Clancy, $390; 5. KristinTRUE, $356; 6. Daria Weir, $321; 7. Cheyenne Foster,$312; 8. Sally Brown, $241; 9. Kelsi Burchett, $195Barrels1. Raelyn Gould, $1,311; 2. Kyna Schrader, $688; 3.Kendra Stineman, $631; 4. Sherry Cervi, $556; 5. AmberBerry, $512; 6. Georgia Diez, $470; 7. Shelly Howell,$253; 8. Jeannie Moody, $0; 9. Leigh Ann Billingsley,$126; 10. Kelsey Lutien, $116; 11. Zale Delp, $76; 12.Jennifer Auth, $70; 13. Mandy Sproul, $47Inc. Barrels1. Jackie Gajeski, $364; 2. April Cheeseman, $339; 3.Kayla Karstetter, $301; 4. Jessi Houston, $281; 5. MaryDolven, $238; 6. Kerri Shuldberg, $193; 7. Kaitlin Schuck,$193; 8. Talena Campbell, $176; 9. Theresa Pearl-Benson,$0; 10. Dani Meador, $0; 11. Mandy Sproul, $113; 12.Christy Leo, $105; 13. Cy Brashears, $58; 14. CheyenneFoster, $31; 15. Shanda Chambers, $31Open Team Roping Heading1. Derrick Begay, $1,286; 2. Murdock Keith, $1,035; 3.Travis Whitlow, $671; 4. Nathan Singletary, $605; 5. JohnSamsill, $566; 6. Marco Sells, $319; 7. Tod Howell, $266;8. Austin Stafford, $29; 9. Denton Payne, $29; 10. TomRichards, $29Open Team Roping Heeling1. Cesar De La Cruz, $760; 2. Tyler Getzweiller, $671; 3.Tom Bill Johnson, $605; 4. Dallas Reidhead, $594; 5.Byron Wilkerson, $556; 6. Cory Petska, $555; 7. NathanSingletary, $479; 8. Victor Begay, $290; 9. Cully Stafford,$266; 10. Lane Siggins, $29; 11. Brock Hanson, $29Inc. Team Roping. Heading*1. Ryan Tripp, $552; 2. Brent Keaveney, $535; 3. BeckyMahoney, $268; 4. Mark Bell Jr., $414; 5. Mandy Sproul,$401; 6. Jan Clancy, $276; 7. Greg Green, $0; 8. KevinTurner, $138; 9. Austin Stafford, $134Inc. Team Roping Heeling1. Salvadore Flores, $552; 2. Wes Crane, $535; 3. TrevorMahoney, $268; 4. Mike Clancy, $414; 5. Arnold Burruel,$401; 6. Mike Clancy, $276; 7. Willard Moody, $0; 8. BillMcClure, $138; 9. Dayton Stafford, $134Saddle Bronc Riding1. Jason Amon, $370; 2. Bryce Beeler, $354; 3. SethSeidel, $277; 4. Travis Reay, $266; 5. Garrion Dewitt,$193; 6. Nate Oetter, $133; 7. Logan Wescott, $133Bull Riding1. Wacey Barta, $907; 2. Shawn Rogers, $860; 3. TreyNahrgang, $287

GCPRA CES Phone Number:Events Line: (623) 388-0391

Team Roping Line: (623) 388-0201

40 MARCH 2010

2010Upcoming Events:

Belen, NM

June 5 – 6, 2010, 2010

Mountainair, NM

June 19 - 20, 2010

Grants, NM

July 10 - 11, 2010

T or C, NM

July 31 - August 1, 2010

Quemado, NM

August 7 - 8, 2010

2010 Finals Rodeo

Farmington, NM

August 20 – 22, 2010

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NEW MEXICO JUNIOR RODEO ASSOCIATIONPresident - Hilario Baca 505/379-5036 [email protected] • Vice President - Brook Deerman 575/703-4872 [email protected]

Secretary/Treasurer - Lisa Wade 505/615-2773 [email protected] • State Secretary - Christie Riley 505/384-2471 or 505/705-2471 [email protected] - Red Kingston 505/847-2708

2010 NMJRA Board of DirectorsBarrels/Flags/Chute Dogging

Leland Riley 505/384-2471 or 505/[email protected]

Pole Bending/Co State Secretary

Audra Baca 505/331-7460 [email protected]

Goat Tying

Daniel Wood 505/632-5863 or 505/486-5207 danielwood [email protected]

Breakaway Roping

Darin Simpson 505/876-6002 or 505/[email protected]

Ribbon Roping/Calf Roping

John English 505/239-7617 [email protected]

Calf Touching

Dan [email protected]

Steer Stopping/Steer Breakaway

Chad LeSueuer 575/430-5632 [email protected]

Team Roping

Brook [email protected]

Rough Stock

Jerry Hawkes 575/640-5616 [email protected]

For more information concerning the NMJRA or to find membership and entry forms, go to the NMJRA website at www.nmjra.net. You can also contact either Hilario Baca at 505/379-5036 [email protected], or Brook Deerman at 575-703-4872 / [email protected] for information.

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Xtreme Bull Riding • Bareback and Saddle Bronc Riding • Barrel RacingGymkhana • Car/Bike Show • Arts/Crafts Fair

A special concert featuring Grammy & CMA nominated country artistMichael Peterson

For more information or questions please call Robin Mayberry at 480/747-7447or [email protected]

Books open February 22, 2010 and will be open until February 26, 2010Entry phone will open each night at 6:00 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. Arizona timeEntry Phone Number 480/987-0354Entry Fees $250, 2-head AverageCashiers Check or Money Order made out to Gilbert PRCA Bulls, LLTotal Added Money: $5,000Mail All Entry Fees to: 41587 N. Coyote Rd, Queen Creek, AZ 85140Must be received in rodeo office by March 8, 2010All winnings will be paid out with check.

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Contestant's Name:

Address:

City: Zip:

Phone No. Alternate Phone. Gender M / F (Circle One)

Date of Rodeo.

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Age as March 1, 2010

Events 6 & Under 7 - 9 10 - 13 14 - 18 Fee Stock Fee Total Entry TOTAL

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Sheep Riding (Leadliner's may enter) ---- ---- ---- 10.00$ 10.00$ 20.00$

Calf Riding ---- ---- ---- 20.00$ 10.00$ 30.00$

Steer Riding ---- ---- ---- 20.00$ 10.00$ 30.00$

Barrels 8.00$ ---- 8.00$

Flags 8.00$ ---- 8.00$

Poles 8.00$ ---- 8.00$

Goat Tying (around neck) ---- ---- ---- 8.00$ 4.00$ 12.00$

Goat Tying ---- 8.00$ 4.00$ 12.00$

Calf Touching ---- 8.00$ 9.00$ 17.00$

Steer Stopping ---- 8.00$ 9.00$ 17.00$

Steer Dobbing ---- ---- 8.00$ 9.00$ 17.00$

Breakaway Roping ---- 8.00$ 9.00$ 17.00$

Step Down Roping ---- 8.00$ 9.00$ 17.00$

Ribbon Roping ---- ---- 8.00$ 9.00$ 17.00$

Team Roping ---- 8.00$ 9.00$ 17.00$

Administration 5.00$

Membership Fee One fee per contestant and due by the first rodeo 30.00$

Awards Fee for All-Around Only 35.00$

Awards Fee for All-Around & Rough Stock 50.00$

Awards Fee for Rough Stock Only 35.00$

Late Entry Fee 25.00$

Day Run Fee 20.00$

TOTAL

Team Roping Partner's Name

* Make up date - TBA

MAIL ENTRIES TO MELISSA MCDAUGALE

P.O. BOX 3644

MILAN, NM 87021

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CIBOLA COUNTY GYMKHANA RODEO

2010 SERIES ENTRY FORM

If you need a partner please note here. Please circle one

*If you DID NOT participate in the CCGR 2009 Series, you must present your birth certificate

to the rodeo secretary before the start of the first rodeo *

Enter a minimum of three (3) events and a maximum of four (4)

You DO NOT have to designate your four events for points for the season this year

Due each Rodeo

One fee per contestant and due by the first rodeo



Contestant will not receive points until paid

Non-series member not paying awards fee

June 9, 2010

RODEO DATES ENTRY FEE DUE DATES

March 20, 2010

April 17 & 18, 2010

Heading / Heeling

Please write legibly and complete each line below. Fill out one entry form per contestant per rodeo

** I have read and understand all rules of the Cibola County Gymkhana Rodeo (4H & Amended)

MAKE MONEY ORDERS/CASHIERS CHECKS PAYABLE TO: CCGR

*** MAIL MONEY ORDERS/CASHIERS CHECKS ONLY ***

May 15 & 16 2010

June 19, 2010

March 10, 2010

April 7, 2010

May 5, 2010

Cibola County Gymkhana RodeoSeries 2010Grants Rodeo Arena, Exit 81

Highway 53 South, Grants, New MexicoKids Rodeo Events are:

Leadline - 6 & underSheep Riding - 6 & under

Calf Riding - 7-9Steer Riding - 10-13

Barrels, Poles, Flags & Goats - 6 & under, 7-9, 10-13, 14-18Breakaway Roping & Step Down Roping - 7-9, 10-13, 14-18

Ribbon Roping - 10-13, 14-18Team Roping (Adult/Contestant) - 7-9, 10-13, 14-18Steer Roping & Calf Touching - 7-9, 10-13, 14-18

Steer Dobbing - 6 & under, 7-9

At the end of the 2010 Series

Running P Saddleswill be awarded toAll-Around Cowgirl

and All-Around Cowboyin each age division.

For more informationor to pre-enter

contactCody McDaugale

or Melissa McDaugale505/287-2662505/290-7390

Pre-Enter byMarch 10, 2010

Books will be open from7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.the day of the rodeo

RODEO DATES 2010 (9:00 a.m. each day)March 20 • April 17 & 18 • May 15 & 16 • June 19


Frank DuBois Bronc Riding & Calf RopingFriday March 26th

Southern NM Fairgrounds

Las Cruces, NMBroncs - Entry Fees $150

$1000 ADDED

Elimination RopingEntry Fees $150

$1000 ADDEDGo 1: All ropers/eliminate to leave 10 Go 2: 10 ropers/eliminate 2 slowest Go 3: 8 ropers/eliminate 2 slowest Go 4: 6 ropers/eliminate 2 slowest Go 5: 4 ropers/eliminate 2 slowest

Go 6: The Showdown!

Guaranteed Payout:

Go’s 1-5 pay $150 to fast time!

Go 6 pays $1500 to fast time!

Entries Open March 16 @ 9amEntries Close March 24 @ 5pmEnter by calling 575-646-3659

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For more information call Aztec Feed at 505/334-8911

EVENT FEEBareback $100Saddle Bronc $100Bull Riding $100Calf Roping $10014/50 Calf Roping 14 & under, 50 & over $75Steer Wrestling $100Team Roping w/#12 incentive $200/teamBreakaway $100Barrel Racing $65

Team Roping enter 2x open and 1x incentive or 2x incentive and 1x open.

Incentive must have current 2010 USTRC card.

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Slack Saturday • 8 A.M.


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1:30 p.m. Performance Each DayYouth Events Start at 11 a.m. Each Day

All Rodeos - Enter Each Day

Youth Events Entry FeeMutton Bustin' 50 lbs. & under $20Calf Riding 9 yrs. & under $30Steer Riding 14 yrs. & under $45Jr. Mini Bulls 16 yrs. & under $55Novice Bulls $65Jr. Barrels 19 yrs. & under $45

Senior Pro Info 928/684-9566Senior Pro Entry 928/684-9505or visit [email protected]

All youth events & novice bulls call Charity at 970/749-4984, Mark at 970/739-3851 or Charlie at 970/769-3243

NMRA Sanctioned RodeoSaturday, April 24 & Sunday, 25, 2010

1:30 p.m. Performance Each DayYouth Events Start at 11 a.m. Each Day

Youth Events Entry FeeMutton Bustin' 50 lbs. & under $20Calf Riding 9 yrs. & under $30Steer Riding 14 yrs. & under $45Jr. Mini Bulls 16 yrs. & under $55Novice Bulls $65Jr. Barrels 19 yrs. & under $45

Slack time TBANMRA info: 505/864-9428 or 505/366-4929

Local entries / non NMRA members please call NMRA on entry info.

All youth events & novice bulls call Charity at 970/749-4984, Mark at 970/739-3851 or Charlie at 970/769-3243

19 yrs. & Under Open Youth Rodeo

Saturday, May 1, 2010Events Start at Noon

Events Entry FeeSaddle Bronc 19 yrs. & under $65Bareback 19 yrs. & under $65Bull Riding 19 yrs. & under $65Jr. Mini Bulls 16 yrs. & under $55Steer Riding 14 yrs. & under $45Calf Riding 9 yrs. & under $30Jr. Barrels 19 yrs. & under $35Pee Wee Barrels 14 yrs. & under $30Future Legend Barrels 6 yrs. & under $20Jr. Poles 19 yrs. & under $35Pee Wee Poles 14 yrs. & under $30Future Legend Poles 6 yrs. & under $20

Shoe Scramble & Other Great Acts by Charlie GreeneEntries open Monday, April 26, 2010 at 6 p.m. - Open until full.

Entry info: Charity at 970/749-4984, Mark at 970/739-3851 or Charlie at 970/769-3243

For information on all events call Charity at 970/749-4984, Mark at 970/739-3851 or Charlie at 970/769-3243SCSP members: Ray 505/238-1499, Mario 505/410-3898

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Events Start at Noon

Rodeo American & Charro

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Mothers Day Celebration

See next issue for all the details

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More details in the April All Around

AdmissionGate Presale

Adults $10 $8Children 6-12 $7 $5Seniors 65+ $7 $5

Children 5 & under free

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Event Entry Added $Bareback $100 $500Saddle Bronc $100 $500Bulls $100 $500Steer Wrestling $100 $400Calf Roping $100 $30014/50 Calf Roping $75Ladies Breakaway $100 $300Ladies Barrels $65 $300(Incentive Barrels - Enter Each Day)Team Roping with #12 Incentive x 3 $200 $30012 & Under Barrels $20 Pot Split

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April 30 & May 1, 2010Truth or Consequences, NM

2-Day PassAvailable at$2 Off

Entry InformationNMRA entries: Monday, April 26, RS: 505/864-9427 6-7 p.m.

TE: 505/864-9426 6-10 p.m. & 505/864-9427 7-10 p.m. TR: 505/864-7200 6-10 p.m.

Baca Tour entries: Monday, April 26 to Friday, April 30, 6-10 p.m. 505/287-9534Local entries: Monday, April 26, 4-9 p.m. 575/740-8645

Kids Rodeo (3-12)

SaturdayStick Horse,

Calf Scramble & Much More

48 MARCH 2010

Calendar of Events - 2010March20 - 21 – Farmington, NM27 - 28 – T or C, NM April17 - 18 – Belen, NM24 - 25 – Clovis, NMMay1 - 2 – Gallup, NM7 - 9 – Roswell, NMJune9 - 13 – State Finals, Clovis, NM

2010 Points (Top 15)Following the Lovington RodeoSaddle Bronc 1. Mike Hillman, 66.5; 2. Dylan Henson,65.5; 3. Tyke Kipp, 18; 4. Magin Montoya, 17; 5. LonDanley, 16; 6. Cody Hendren, 8; 7. Landon Berry, 7Bareback 1. Zach Lee, 78; 2. Tyke Kipp, 50; 3. JesseAndrus, 44; 4. Levi Molesworth, 17; 5. Lane Sauter, 16Bull Riding 1. Talon Henry, 43.5; 2. Lon Danley, 36; 3.Dylan Henson, 35.5; 4. Talon Easley, 33.5; 5. Matt Trent,31.5; 6. Bradley Brittain, 29.5; 7. Jesse Andrus, 29; 8.Branden Wiggins, 27.5; 9. Gary Thorne, 22; 10. JosephMcConnell, 19; 11. Oobie Hawkes, 18; 12. MichaelMauldin, 15.5; 13. Blake Milligan, 11.5; 14. Sonny Peso,10; 15. Vincent Koehl, 4Steer Wrestling 1. Tyrel Virden, 69; 2. Tyler Wolfe, 51; 3.Emerson Long, 38; 4. Jesse Clark, 30; 5. Ethan Shelley, 29;6. Tyke Kipp, 25; 7. Tyron Tsosie, 24.5; 8. Klay Rodgers, 21;9. Jared Martinez, 20; 10. Kit Pettigrew, 16; 11. TylerMcCormick, 14.5; 12. Preston McCullar, 8Calf Roping 1. Quinton Ellis, 43; 2. Levi Silva, 30; 3.Garrett Hendrix, 30; 4. Cody Runyan, 29; 5. MaginMontoya, 28; 6. Ethan Shelley, 27; 7. Ty Anderson, 26; 8.


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Cort Smith, 26; 9. Logan Medlin, 25; 10. Cody Mirabal, 22;11. Lon Danley, 17; 12. Hadley Howe, 16; 13. BrodyStallard, 14; 14. Caz Copeland, 12; 15. Ramon Hancock, 11Team Roping 1. Lance Merritt, 38; 2. Quinton Ellis, 38; 3.Tyke Kipp, 34; 4. Gabe Hernandez, 34; 5. Hadley Howe, 27;6. Cort Smith, 27; 7. Cody Mirabal , 27; 8. Logan Medlin,27; 9. Ramon Hancock, 24; 10. Emerson Long, 24; 11.Cody Runyan, 23; 12. Cade Passig, 23; 13. Ethan Shelley,23; 14. Reno Eddy, 23; 15. Brittany Herring, 21Goat Tying 1. Samantha Martinez, 50; 2. Lindsey Adcock,46.5; 3. Skye Valdez, 44; 4. Payton Cowdrey, 43; 5. JordanNoe, 38; 6. Nicole Sweazea, 36; 7. Shelby Montano, 32; 8.Randi Simpson, 30.5; 9. Tierra Gray, 22; 10. Leia Pluemer,20.5; 11. Kolby Montano, 20; 12. TiAda Gray, 16; 13.Dakota Willcox, 10; 14. Morgan Gonzales, 9; 15. DemingMallette, 8.5Barrels 1. Karly Johnson, 56; 2. NaLynn Cline, 54; 3. TierraGray, 51; 4. Shayla Martin, 36; 5. Samantha Martinez, 35;6. Rhodi Martin, 29; 7. TiAda Gray, 27; 8. Melissa Trujillo,21; 9. Leia Pluemer, 17; 10. Jackie Bobroff, 16; 11. KarleeAlvord, 12; 12. Nicole Sweazea, 12; 13. Julie Weyrich, 9;14. Brittany Barney, 8; 15. Deming Mallette, 7Breakaway 1. Nicole Sweazea, 37; 2. Brittany Herring, 36; 3.Karly Johnson, 33; 4. Samantha Martinez, 30; 5. TiAda Gray,29; 6. Bailey Bates, 25; 7. Shelby Montano, 24; 8. KassidyDennison, 24; 9. Tegan Mills, 23; 10. Mackie Saavedra, 22;11. Payton Cowdrey, 22; 12. Lindsey Adcock, 18; 13. KacyWillcox, 12; 14. Brittany Barney, 11; 15. Jana Baker, 11Poles 1. Samantha Martinez, 52; 2. Chelsi Frasure, 39; 3.Tierra Gray, 34; 4. Deming Mallette, 33; 5. Leia Pluemer,31; 6. NaLynn Cline, 31; 7. Shelby Kirkes, 31; 8. NicoleSweazea, 21; 9. Emily Carrillo, 18; 10. Rhodi Martin, 18;11. Lindsey Adcock, 16; 12. Paige Marez, 16; 13. TiffanyChavez, 16; 14. Kacy Willcox, 14; 15. Julie Weyrich, 10Boys Cutting 1. Josh Fish, 58; 2. Stetson Mackey, 56; 3.Wil Watts, 48Girls Cutting 1. Emily Carrillo, 55; 2. Samantha Martinez,54; 3. Skye Valdez, 51.5; 4. Kagan Massey, 29.5

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2009-2010 Season Schedule March 27 - 28Florence, AZ EC - March 10

April 24 - 25Buckeye, AZEC - April 7

May 15 -16Prescott, AZEC - April 28

JuneState Finals 10 -12(TBD) EC - May 24

Cutting Rescheduled to March 20 & 21To be held at Arizona Horse Lovers

Arena following the Cave Creek CuttingAssociation’s show. Entries must bepostmarked by March 3, 2010.

Benefit Team Roping & Silent AuctionSaturday, March 27 Florence Rodeo

Grounds Immediately following theAHSRA Rodeo

NEW MEXICO HIGH SCHOOLRODEO ASSOCIATION

Books open at 6 p.m. - Rope at 7 p.m.

#13 Over & Under$100Pick One Draw 2 or Draw all 3Enter 2x

Benefit is for Sherry White. She isthe mother of Lauren White, AHSRA &AJRA Champion Goat tier & BreakawayRoper. Sherry has Non-Hodgkin’sLymphoma. She is fighting her fight atthe Cancer Center of America inGoodyear! We want to show her ourappreciation for all her years of hardwork at the rodeos!Silent Auction Items Include: Rube

Woolsey private roping lesson, 2 DentonPayne private roping lessons, TannerBryson signed print & One Week ofSwim Therapy for your horse, Crystalflip flops, Jewelry, Crystal, BuckleFrame, Autographed vest signed by NFRbronc contestants, Nick Sarchett privateroping lesson, Breeding from “Dinero”by the Potter’s, Breeding from “Rock”by the Alexander’s Earrings fromKendra Williams, “Sterling on Steel”, A squeeze of hay from RezoniccoHay..... and much more!For more information please call:

Becky Teller (480) 200-2729 or AnnDee White (480) 600-2255

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ARIZONA JUNIOR RODEO ASSOCIATIONBuckeye, Arizona,

February, 2010

Calendar of Events - 2010March6 - 7 – Gilbert, AZEC – February 17April17 - 18 – Wilcox, AZEC – March 31May22 - 23 – Prescott, AZEC – May 5JuneTBA - AJRA FinalsEC – June 1

AJRA NewsPRCA Championship Rough StockRodeo CampPrescott Frontier Days Rodeo Grounds,Prescott ArizonaApril 10, 2010Bareback, Saddlebronc and Bull RidingFree admission – Ages 10 and upFor information or to register call 719-528-4729 or email [email protected]’t miss the opportunity to sharpen yourskills andlearn from some of the best

Welcome to our new AJRA SecretaryPenny HansherNew Address for entry forms:mail to: P.O. Box 4102Cave CreekArizona 85327

K.C. Kennedy, 5-8 Calf Riding Champion

Peaches Burris, 13-15 Chute Doggin Champion

Kayla Squires, 13-15 Breakaway Champion

Brent Keaveney, 16-18 Calf Roping Champion

Denton Bates, 13-15 Teams Champion

Dustin Latta/Holly Bond, 16-18 RR Champion

Taylor Holderman, 13-15 Barrels Champion

J.C. Cundall, 5-8 Poles Champion Heather Macenzie, 9-12 Goats Champion

Other Winners9-12 Bulls Riding Champion, Nathan Lamas13-15 Bulls Riding Champion, Peaches Burris9-12 Breakaway Champion, Sierra Spratt16-18 Breakaway Champion, Megan Stock9-12 Double Muggin Champion, Britt Parker13-13 Calf Roping Champion, T.J. Jewel16-18 Chute Doggin Champion, Sheldon Church9-12 RR Champion, Heather Macenzie/Dillon Foster13-15 RR champion, Peaches Burris/Aspen Dent5-8 Teams Champion, Cashe Kerby9-12 Teams Champion, Travis Jonovich 16-18 Teams Champion, Megan Stock5-8 Barrels Champion, Dakota Keenan9-12 Barrels Champion, Sierra Joe Keith16-18 Barrels Champion, Cheyenne Foster5-8 Goats Champion, J.C. Cundall13-15 Goats Champion, Taylor Holderman16-18 Goats Champion, Kelsy Lutjen9-12 Poles Champion, Savanna Egge13-15 Poles Champion, Alluy Ford16-18 Poles Champion, Kayla KarstetterAll-Around Champions5-8 - Dakota Keenan9-12 Boys - Travis Jonovich9-12 Girls - Healther Mckenzie13-15 Boys - Peaches Burris13-15 Girls - Taylor Holderman16-18 Boys - Dustin Latta16-18 Girls - Megan Stock

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Senior 4D1. Orla Mae, Harvey Extras Honor, 17.028, $1633D1. Kathy Sullivan, Biankus Iza Bidder, 18.128, $75;2. Canolynn Vietor, Smash, 18.182, $504D1. Mary Ann Muskett, Playboy, 19.414, $54; 2.Deanna (Dee) Baer, Spanky, 19.724, $36

Pee Wee1. Maggie Raley, Blackie, 29.65, $8; 2. CheyanneFinney, Snickers, 56.38, $7; 3. Jordan Carlson,Missy, 60.146, $5; 4. Chris McCulley, Snickers,90.756, $3; 5. Ryland Luskin, Lizzy, 100.756, $2

Be sure to keep your eyes and ears openfor upcoming NBHA events in Arizona.All the districts are going strong andadding new members at every race. Tofind out more information, please visit theNBHA Arizona website atwww.nbhaaz02.com. Also, look for entryforms in barrel racing publications and onthe Internet. For further informationregarding this race and all the upcomingraces, please contact Jan Finney at 602-910-9511, [email protected], website,www.aw4d.com, www.nbhaaz02.com orwww.theclassifiedhorse.com

See ya at the next big one!JT

Dunn’s ArenaRain or Shine - We will have the

race!!!

Wednesday Night Spring Buckle SeriesThis is an all new buckle series that

will run through February and March atDunn’s Arena in Litchfield Park, Arizona!Time Only’s will run from 4:30 p.m. -

Winter Blast at BuckeyeEquestrian CenterWelcome Winter Visitors to the great

weather that Arizona normally has tooffer you. You might have to put asweatshirt and raincoat on but it’s betterthan down coats, fleece lined Carhartsand thermal underwear! On January 10a total of 165 riders entered up to run ata pay out of $5,797.00. Low entry feesand no late fees was added incentive.The American West 4D Winter Blast wasco-sanctioned with NBHA, NW5D andPacWest at the Buckeye EquestrianCenter. Chuey did a great job on theground as usual. Thanks to BEC andChuey for helping make this race a great success.Two great sponsors for the awards

that were presented to the lucky winnerswere Lone Star Silversmiths whoprovided the beautiful buckles and ProRider for donating the saddle. Not toforget the AW4D organization providedthe plaques as one of the prizes duringthe “card draw” for the grand pize saddleat the end of the show! Thank you oneand all!Borrowing a fun way to give out

awards from our friends up in Utah, allthe money winners picked a playing cardfor the new unopened deck and tore it inhalf. One half kept by that person andthe other half put in a box. When all thecards had been given out, the Pee Weeriders began picking cards from the boxuntil we got down to the last seven cards.These seven were prize winners! TheAmerican West 4D plaques wereawarded to Sydney Garcia, Betsy Nunn,Crystal Poteet, Lyndee Stairs and oneother winner whose name wasmisplaced. The buckle winner wasRoseanne Strobel, The lucky saddlewinner was Oklahoma’s own, MichaelTorturo! Congratulations everyone!

Open 5D1D1. Nancy Csabay, Wicked, 16.994, $549; 2. OrlaMae, Harvey Extras Honor, 17.028, $411; 3.Jackie Roeser, Ct Tracer, 17.387, $274; 4. MeganLewis, B.J., 17.403, $1372D1. Sadie Cook-Ricks, Keeper Flying, 17.563,$467; 2. Sue Smith, Dasiy Dude Dash, 17.623,$351; 3. Randa Nugent, Kluta Fame, 17.627,$234; 4. Dusdee Shepperson, Famous Willard,17.642, $113D1. Lindsey Smith, Dondolena Deuce, 17.999,$386; 2. Jackie Gajeski, Possum, 18.007, $290;3. Starr Seifried, Fireman, 18.036, $145; 4. JudyMylymaki, Buttons, 18.036, $1454D1. Terry Rice, Smart Chick A Dude, 18.514, $345;2. Sara Aderholdt, Mojo, 18.545, $259; 3.Lyndee Stairs, Dixie, 18.577, $173; 4. SandyLewis, Buddy, 18.603, $865D1. Sadie Cook- Ricks, Break Away Special,19.069, $284; 2. Viki Friedrich Martinis, Dasher,19.077, $213; 3. Debbie Ball Tuff, Tia, 19.142,$142; 4. Betsy Nunn, Snugin A Rug Bug,19.163, $71

Youth 4D1D1. Morgan Krause Lil”, Misty Moonshine, 17.678,$952D1. Sara Aderholdt, Mojo, 18.545, $853D1. Mikaela Breault, Lucky, 19.09, $724D1. Tylor Coulthard , Bling, 19.872, $63

6:30 p.m. sharp! Pee-Wee will follow at6:45 p.m. followed by the Open 4D whichshould begin at 7 p.m.Fees will be $35 for the Open, $3 for

Pee-Wee’s and Time Only’s with an $5Arena FeeDon’t forget to bring your appetite! The

restaurant at Dunn’s is open with greatMexican & American Food!For more information contact Melissa at

602-320-6016 or Virginia at 623-229-3866The series Sponsors include:Frontier BucklesP.O. Box 3557Wickenburg, AZ 85358Kris Rubash 928-231-2322

2010 WPRA Barrel Racing World StandingsUpdated February 10, 2010

1. Brittany Pozzi, Victoria TX, $27,418; 2. TanaPoppino, Big Cabin OK, $21,512; 3. Kassie Mowry,Dublin TX, $18,626; 4. Danyelle Campbell,Beaumont CA, $17,466; 5. Jean Winters, Texline TX,$16,887; 6. Kenna Squires, Fredonia TX, $14,698;7. Jeanne Anderson, White City KS, $11,757; 8.Sabrina Ketcham, Yeso NM, $11,278; 9. KendraDickson, Aubrey TX, $10,904; 10. Lacy Wilson,Artesia NM, $10,755; 11. Tammy Fischer, LedbetterTX, $10,728; 12. Terra Bynum, Colorado City TX,$10,208; 13. Jessi Eagleberger, Stringtown OK,$9,550; 14. Angie Meadors, Blandchard OK,$9,440; 15. Janna Beam, Hallsville TX, $9,348; 16.Haley Thorne, Midlothian TX, $8,896; 17. LaynaKight, Wills Point TX, $8,363; 18. Molly Powell,Stephenville TX, $8,158; 19. Brenda Mays,Terrebonne OR, $7,864; 20. Lisa Lockhart, OelrichsSD, $7,842; 21. Mary Burger, Pauls Valley OK,$7,798; 22. Pam Deaver, Hearne TX, $7,066; 23.Andrea Bruch, Dennis TX, $6,764; 24. StaceyFreitas, Galt CA, $6,297; 25. Caren Lamb, FtSumner NM, $6,258

2010 NBHA National ShowScheduleMarch 12-14Shamrock Showdown Super ShowJacksonville, Florida

April 16-18Mid South NationalJackson, MS

April 30 - May 2Dixie NationalN. Augusta, South Carolina

May 8-9Heartland NationalWichita, KS

May 28-30Great Lakes NationalGifford, Illinois

June 3-6Professional’s Choice Vegas Super ShowWebcast by BarrelHorses.com and MVPVideo ProductionsLas Vegas, Nevada

June 11-13Texas State ShowSan Antonio, TX

TBAWestern NationalTBA

June 26-27Cowboy NationalAlbuquerque, NM

July 26-31Youth World Championships

Saddle Winner-Michael Torturo

Buckle Winner-Roseanne Strobel

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Grants Rodeo GroundsGrants, NMMay 2, 2010Norene Canada505-287-8633

Grants Rodeo GroundsGrants, NMMay 9, 2010Norene Canada505-287-8633

Grants Rodeo GroundsGrants, NMJune 13, 2010Norene Canada505-287-8633

Hatch’s ArenaKirtland, NMAugust 1, 2010Kathy Price505-632-9790

Mcgee ParkFarmington, NMSeptember 12, 2010Kathy Price505-632-9790

Mcgee ParkFarmington, NMSeptember 26, 2010Kathy Price505-632-9790

Mcgee ParkFarmington, NMOctober 10, 2010Kathy Price505-632-9790

NM04Artesia Horse CouncilArtesia, NMApril 24, 2010Shirley Hall575-703-4489

Artesia Horse CouncilArtesia, NMMay 8, 2010Shirley Hall575-703-4489

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Rancho HidalgoRancho Hidalgo, NMFebruary 27, 2010Kia Kartchner575-535-4359

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Sky Ute Event CenterIgnacio, COJuly 25, 2010Bonny White970-565-7904

TX09Abilene Expo CenterAbilene, TXFebruary 28, 2010Diane Jones325-669-8765

Abilene Expo CenterAbilene, TXMarch 21, 2010Diane Jones

Abilene Expo CenterAbilene, TXApril 25, 2010Diane Jones325-669-8765

Abilene Expo CenterAbilene, TXJune 6, 2010Diane Jones325-669-8765

Abilene Expo CenterAbilene, TXJuly 11, 2010Diane Jones325-669-8765

TX22Bar None Cowboy Church ArenaTatum, TXMarch 27, 2010Faye Atwell903-722-1067

Rim Rock Cowboy ChurchQuitman, TXApril 3, 2010Kay Sheppard903-245-7500

Bar None Cowboy Church ArenaTatum, TXOctober 16, 2010Faye Atwell903-722-1067

TX25Yellow Rose ArenaLeona, TXApril 10, 2010Staci Wolf903-724-9956

Yellow Rose ArenaLeona, TXJune 19, 2010Staci Wolf903-724-9956

Yellow Rose ArenaLeona, TXAugust 14, 2010Staci Wolf903-724-9956

Porth Ag ArenaCrockett, TXSeptember 25, 2010Staci Wolf903-724-9956

Porth Ag ArenaCrockett, TXNovember 13, 2010Staci Wolf903-724-9956

Porth Ag ArenaCrockett, TXNovember 14, 2010Staci Wolf903-724-9956

TX26A.V. Sallas ParkNew Caney, TXMarch 13, 2010Dedra Minx832-293-3450

Buna Bridle ClubBuna, TXMarch 27, 2010Dedra Minx832-293-3450

TX34Brazoria County FairgroundsAngleton, TXMarch 21, 2010Lana Harris979-387-3988

TX35Edinburg Sheriffs Posse ArenaEdinburg, TXFebruary 20, 2010Trudy Welch956-212-2323

Edinburg Sheriffs Posse ArenaEdinburg, TXMarch 28, 2010Trudy Welch956-212-2323

Edinburg Sheriffs Posse ArenaEdinburg, TXApril 24, 2010Trudy Welch956-212-2323

Edinburg Sheriffs Posse ArenaEdinburg, TXMay 23, 2010Trudy Welch956-212-2323

UT03Spanish Fork FairgroundsSpanish Fork, UTFebruary 27, 2010Donnette Sumner801-721-8224

Spanish Fork FairgroundsSpanish Fork, UTMarch 27, 2010Donnette Sumner801-721-8224

Spanish Fork FairgroundsSpanish Fork, UTApril 18, 2010Donnette Sumner801-721-8224

Webcast by BarrelHorses.com and MVPVideo ProductionsJackson, Mississippi

August 20-22Colonial NationalLexington, Virginia

Sept 17-19President’s Cup Super ShowN. Augusta, South Carolina

October 26-30NBHA World ChampionshipsWebcast by BarrelHorses.com and MVPVideo ProductionsPerry, Georgia

NBHA Upcoming State Events

AZ01Sarah’s Park Rodeo GroundsLake Havasu City, AZMarch 13, 2010Christyn Somers928-716-2362

Sarah’s Park Rodeo GroundsLake Havasu City, AZApril 24, 2010Christyn Somers928-716-2362

AZ02Horseshoe Equestrian CenterQueen Creek, AZMarch 20, 2010Jan Finney602-910-9511

Horseshoe Equestrian CenterQueen Creek, AZMarch 21, 2010Jan Finney602-910-9511

Horseshoe Equestrian CenterQueen Creek, AZJuly 24, 2010Jan Finney602-910-9511

AZ04St Johns Rodeo GroundsSt Johns, AZMarch 6, 2010Janie R Henson505-773-4741

Holbrook Rodeo GroundsHolbrook, AZApril 10, 2010Janie R Henson505-773-4741

Holbrook Rodeo GroundsHolbrook, AZMay 8, 2010Janie R Henson505-773-4741

NM01McGee ParkFarmington, NMMarch 28, 2010Kathy Price505-632-9790

Grants Rodeo GroundsGrants, NMApril 11, 2010Norene Canada505-287-8633

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n ag teacher who teaches at an innercity school is attempting to put

together a livestock judging team and herecently asked me to help him evaluate thecity kids by listening to them give a set ofreasons. Normally I would say “no” becauseI have a fear of teenagers and I feel it’s the

job of the parents and the police to raisethem. I do feel qualified to help, however,because I judged on an FFA team andjudged three years on my collegiate team.Mind you, I didn’t say I was any good. Iwas a terrible judge which is one reasonwhy my judging career at county fairs lasted

exactly one show. But I could give a decentset of reasons, which was fortunate becausewhen you judged livestock as bad as I didthere were many opportunities to justifyyour placings.

For those of you who’ve never judged ona livestock judging team, a contest iscomposed of several classes with fouranimals of similar species and kind whichare placed in order of merit by experts. Thenthe kids have to try and place them incorrect order and give reasons on some ofthe classes to justify their placings.

After I listened to four of the youngstersgive their reasons the ag teacher asked mewhat I thought and I proceeded to give theorder in which I placed them.

Sir, I place this class of kids 4-3-2-1with an easy top, a tight middle pair and aneasy bottom. I placed the youngsterdressed in an all-goth outfit, who I thinkwas a girl, at the top of the class becauseshe was the only who knew they wereAngus and that they were bulls. Instead ofgiving reasons from memory like you aresupposed to do she read from a lengthymanuscript. And because she was a vegan,and thought comparing the animals wasimmoral and judgmental, she recited apoem she’d written about soybeans beingthe key to world peace. I criticized her“poem” for not having any words thatrhymed, but commended her for trying.She also told me that having all bulls in theclass was sexist. I had to cut her off after15 minutes. Although I don’t think thisyoung lady has a career ahead of her injudging livestock professionally, she coulddo very well as the President for theNational Organization for Women.

I placed the young slacker teenager insecond place although he referred to me as

“dude” no less than 37 times. I found itdisconcerting that the young juveniledelinquent was covered in tattoos, listened tohis iPod the entire time he was giving hisreasons, and his board shorts were ready tofall off at any minute. He referenced severalterror movies and said the number three bullwas, I believe, “kickin.” He called thescrawniest bull “phat” and his “two danglythings between his legs were rad.” He usedmore automotive terms than livestock ones,referring to the bulls “gearbox” several times.I think his time would be better spent on theag mechanics team.

I put the “valley girl” in third placebecause it pained me to look at all her bodypiercings. Especially the big silver globe inthe middle of her tongue that bounced upand down like a basketball when she talked.I criticized her for placing the classbackwards, for chewing gum throughout herreasons, for using the terms “awesome” and“glam” excessively, and for taking a call onher cell phone while she was giving reasons.The number 2 bull was her fave because “helooked like he had big steaks, a fluffy tail,and soft leather.” She also observed that thebull kicked really good but placed himdown when he went to the bathroom right infront of her. G-R-O-S-S!

Finally, I rolled the arrogant kid with theexpensive sunglasses on top of his head tothe bottom because he tried to text the gothgirl to get her reasons. He acted like heknew more than I did, which was quitepossible, but I did not appreciate it when hetried to bribe me for a better score. Come ondude, just 20 bucks? Surely I’m worth morethan that! I predict this kid has an awesomefuture as a lobbyist or a politician, but as alivestock judge? No way, bro.

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March 2010Dannie Cole

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A Simple InventionCan you guess what simple invention is

considered one of the basic pieces ofequipment involved in creating andspreading modern civilization?

I couldn’t.It involves the horse…of course… and

the saddle. Like most country kids, Ilearned to ride bareback. I still believethat’s how novice riders should beginbecause they learn to “feel” the horse andunderstand how he moves.

However, when the time comes to getsome work done we put a saddle on thehorse. I never paid much attention to that,until I learned about the specific parts ofthe saddle that made all the difference.

It’s the stirrups. Think about it. Withoutstirrups, riders – even excellent horsemen— are fairly easily unseated, so beforestirrups were added to the saddles,warriors rode their horses to the battle,then either were unseated or jumped offand fought on foot.

A rider, standing in his stirrups, coulddeliver a blow with his lance or otherweapon using the full power of himselfand his horse.

With stirrups the rider could even wielda two-handed weapon (broadsword) or alance with less fear of falling off his horse.

The first saddles were made in Asia, ofwooden frames covered with felt, and theydidn’t have stirrups. The Chinese figuredout stirrups were a good deal, and theyshowed up on saddles across China by 477 AD.

Apparently, the first stirrup was asingle one, used to help the rider mount

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Dear Phillip, I was at a roping this weekend. I roped the steer, and before I could pull my slack, the

steer tripped and fell. My rope was not tight; my heeler had backed off to make the corner.We did not foul the steer or cause the steer to fall in any way. When the steer came backup, I dallied and turned off, my heeler than caught two feet. My question is, had I notturned the steer off, would, or should we have received the option for another steer?Thanks for your opinion.

Dannie:No, you would not have received another run. This is the luck of the draw. The flagger

or the team has no control over a steer that stumbles on their own. Maybe the ground hadgotten deeper and the position you were in the go round or the rotation, may havecontributed to the steer stumbling at that precise time. The main thing to remember is,“Never give up!” Always finish your run. Do not assume that because you pull up you willbe granted a rerun. If you pull up before the run is over the flagger may believe you havestopped competing and can flag you out. Again Dannie; Always finish the run.

Hope this answers your question.

I Believe:“One Nation under God”

Philip MurrahPauls Valley, Oklahoma

Thanks for the question Dannie. Wrangler will be sending you a certificate for a newpair of Jeans.

The opinions expressed are those of Philip Murrah, and not necessarily standardized byany organization. If you have a question for “Ask the Flagger”

E-mail [email protected] Ask the Flagger225 N. Trescott Ave.Battle Mountain, Nevada 89820

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FREEEvent Classified

KEY BR Bull Riding

BRLS BarrelsBKWY BreakawayCR Calf RopingHS Horse Sale

PRAC PracticeROD RodeoRS Rough StockSE Special EventSCH School

TE Timed EventTP Team PenningTR Team Roping

MARCH

C-T RodeoEvery Saturday NightC-T Rodeo Arena, Lubbock, TXCharlie Thompson 806-794-2317

ROD

Baca SeriesFebruary 6 through March 7, 2010Valencia County Sheriff’s Posse, Belen, NMCasper Baca 505-287-9534

RS

Randy Lewis EnterprisesMarch 2010Valencia County Horsemans Arena, Belen, NMRandy Lewis 970-201-2298See Advertisement on page 23

TR

Flying M Roughstock PracticeMarch 2010Flying M, Queen Creek, AZRobin Mayberry 480-747-7447See Advertisement on page 41

BR

Dynamite ArenaMarch through April 2010Dynamite, Cavecreek, AZLevi Schofield 970-471-2707See Advertisement on page 60

TR

R.C. Mercer Livestock & RodeoMarch through May 2010Rawhide, Phoenix, AZRichard & Sherri Mercer 602-237-3000See Advertisement on page 41

RS

Way Out West Spring SeriesMarch through June, 2010Way Out West, Hillsboro, NMPat Jones 575-895-5386See Advertisement on page 23

TR

Cibola County Rodeo SeriesMarch through June 2010Grants Rodeo Arena, Grants, NMMelissa McDougale 505-287-2662See Advertisement on page 42

ROD

National Barrel Horse AssociationMarch through September 2010Various Locations Jan Finney 602-910-9511See Advertisement on page 50-51

BRLS

NMSU Match Bronc Riding & Calf RopingMarch 26, 2010Southern NM State Fairgrounds, Las Cruces, NMJim Dewey Brown 575-646-3659See Advertisement on page 43

ROD

Ty Murry InvitationalMarch 26-28, 2010UNM Pit, Albuquerque, NMCurt Hanlen 505-342-3505See Advertisement on page 34-35

BR

New Mexico High School RodeoMarch 27-28, 2010T or C, NMMyra Skinner 575-760-8169See Advertisement on page 48

ROD

AHSRA RodeoMarch 27-28, 2010Florence Arena, Florence, AZ520-205-0062See Advertisement on page 48

ROD

APRIL

Cross Roads Ranch & Rodeo Co.April & May 2010Sandoval County Sheriff Posse, Bernalillo, NMMark Sanchez 970-739-3851See Advertisement on page 46

ROD

NMRAApril 2-3, 2010Ignacio Fairgrounds, Ignacio, COJanice Aragon 505-864-9428See Advertisement on page 37

ROD

New Mexico ChampionshipsApril 2-4, 2010Expo New Mexico, Albuquerque, NMUSTRC 254-968-0002See Advertisement on page 13

TR

Desert Foothills Community AssociationApril 7-11, 2010Cave Creek Memorial Arena, Cave Creek, AZTraci Casale 480-206-4444

RS

Show Me The CorrientesApril 9-10, 2010South Jordan Arena, South Jordan, UTZane Dansie 801-599-1238See Advertisement on page 27

TR

Arizona Ranch Remuda SaleMarch 5-6, 2010Prescott Livestock Auction, Chino Valley, AZKathy McCraine [email protected]

HS

GCPRAMarch 5-6, 2010Needles Fairgrounds, Needles, CAShelly Howell 623-249-9506See Advertisement on page 39

ROD

Tolani Lake ClassicMarch 5-7, 2010Rafter W Arena, Tolani Lake, AZKyle Huskey 480-375-1910

TR

Arizona Junior Rodeo AssociationMarch 6-7, 2010Gilbert Arena, Gilbert, AZJodi Ivy 520-568-7457See Advertisement on page 49

ROD

Wild and Extreme Bull RidingMarch 12-13, 2010Horse Shoe Park Equestrian Center, Queen Creek, AZRobin Mayberry 480-747-7447See Advertisement on page 41

BR

Quest of the West Horse SaleMarch 12-13, 2010Spanish Fork Fairgrounds, Spanish Fork, UTBrock Truman 435-820-4084

HS

Southwest Barrel RacersMarch 12-14, 2010McGee Park, Farmington, NMKathy Price 505-632-9790

BRLS

Rio Grand ClassicMarch 18, 2010Rio Grand Livestock Auction, El Paso, TXLeslie Rios 915-858-0590See Advertisement on page 52

HS

Shelly ProductionsMarch 19 & 21, 2010Southern NM State Fairgrounds, Las Cruces, NMTroy Shelley 575-535-2399See Advertisement on page 26

TR

New Mexico High School RodeoMarch 20-21, 2010McGee Park, Farmington, NMMyra Skinner 575-760-8169See Advertisement on page 48

ROD

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AHSRA RodeoApril 24-25, 2010Buckeye Arena, Buckeye, AZ520-205-0062See Advertisement on page 48

ROD

New Mexico High School RodeoApril 24-25, 2010Clovis Fairgrounds, Clovis, NMMyra Skinner 575-760-8169See Advertisement on page 48

ROD

T or C Fiesta RodeoApril 30 & May 1, 2010Sierra County Sheriff’s Posse Arena, T or C, NMDave Watson 575-740-8645See Advertisement on page 47

ROD

MAY

New Mexico High School RodeoMay 1-2, 2010Red Rock State Park, GAllup, NMMyra Skinner 575-760-8169See Advertisement on page 48

ROD

New Mexico High School RodeoMay 7-9, 2010Roswell Fairgrounds, Roswell, NMMyra Skinner 575-760-8169See Advertisement on page 48

ROD

Ty Waybourn Memorial RodeoApril 9-10, 2010McGee Park, Farmington, NMDon Waybourn 505-334-8911See Advertisement on page 44

ROD

4 Corners Big Bucks ChampionshipsApril 9-10, 2010McGee Park Arena, Farmington, NMZane Dansie 801-599-1238See Advertisement on page 27

TR

True American TourApril 13-14, 2010Southwest Event Center, Los Lunas, NMCasper Baca 505-287-9534See Advertisement on page 33

RS

NMRAApril 17-18, 2010Southwest Event Center, Los Lunas, NMJanice Aragon 505-864-9428See Advertisement on page 37

ROD

New Mexico High School RodeoApril 17-18, 2010Valencia County Sheriff’s Posse, Belen, NMMyra Skinner 575-760-8169See Advertisement on page 48

ROD

Arizona Junior Rodeo AssociationApril 17-18, 2010Wilcox Arena, Wilcox, AZJodi Ivy 520-568-7457See Advertisement on page 49

ROD

To place your event listing here call or email John English505.890.1504 • [email protected]

Deadline for March Event Classified submissions is March 8

Cochise QH Breeders Invitational SaleMay 15, 2010Quail Park Arena, Willcox, AZTom Lewis 520-507-0699See Advertisement on page 48

HS

AHSRA RodeoMay 15-16, 2010Prescott Arena, Prescott, AZ520-205-0062See Advertisement on page 48

ROD

Don Waters InvitationalMay 21-23, 2010Churchill County Fairgrounds, Fallon, NVDon Waters 775-427-2501See Advertisement on page 28

TR

New Mexico Junior Rodeo AsociationMay 22 & 23, 2010Bosque Farms Rodeo Arena, Bosque Farms, NMLisa Wade 505-363-8198See Advertisement on page 40

ROD

Ten teams of real ranch cowboyspooled their skills Jan. 30 in

front of nearly 1,000 fun-loving fansat the Wickenburg Ranch Rodeo.

Experienced hands from BlackMountain Feed took the overallbragging rights home to Cave Creek,Ariz., after compiling more pointsthroughout four individual eventsthan any other. But honors werespread around in the cowboys’different specialties.

Matt Sheiw made a spectacular85-point showing in the Wild HorseRide for the Spear X Ranch andhelped his team sweep the Wild CowMilking, too. The team penning waswon by the M Diamond Ranch in lessthan one minute, while the GillumRanch won the double-tough doublemugging in just 35.28 seconds.

Overall winners1. Black Mountain Feed, 30 points,$2,500; 2. B Spear Ranch, 27.5, $2,000;3. Gillum Ranch, 27, $1,200; 4/5. MDiamond and Spear X , 25 points each;$400 each.Wild Horse Ride1. Matt Sheiw, Spear X Ranch, 85 points;2. Pat Tindall, Black Mountain Feed; 3. Ryan Manifee, Four Z Ranch.Double Mugging1. Gillum Ranch, 35.28 seconds; 2. BlackMountain Feed, 40.41; 3. Four Z Ranch,43.53.Team Penning1. M Diamond Ranch, 53.19 seconds; 2. B Spear Ranch, 111.94; 3. GillumRanch, 113.94.Wild Cow Milking1. Spear X, 31.50 seconds; 2. Comancheros, 34.97; 3. M DiamondRanch, 37.28.

Black Mountain Feed Tops Ranch RodeoTeam Earns $2,500 And Bragging Rights

Pat Tindall flashes avictory sign to his

teammates from BlackMountain Feed during

the Wild Horse Rideat the Wickenburg

Ranch Rodeo.

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAYFEBRUARY 22 23

TR - Marana, AZ, 520/241-224124RS PRAC - Queen Creek, AZ, 41TR - Cave Creek, AZ, 60

25ROD - Apache Junction, AZ, 39

MARCH 1 2 3RS PRAC - Queen Creek, AZ, 41TR - Cave Creek, AZ, 60

4

8 9 10RS PRAC - Queen Creek, AZ, 41TR - Cave Creek, AZ, 60SCHL - Makawao, HI, 808/870-5554

11SCHL - Makawao, HI, 808/870-5554

15 16 17RS PRAC - Queen Creek, AZ, 41TR - Cave Creek, AZ, 60

18HS - El Paso, TX, 52


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APRIL 1

ADVERTISERS’ INDEX

March 2010A

AZ Family Horse

Photography. . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

A to Z Equipment

Rentals & Sales . . . . . . . . . . 14

Action Plus Photography. . . . . . 21

Arizona Dept. of Agriculture . . . 24

Arizona Ranch Real Estate . . . . 54

B

Bishop Trailer Sales . . . . . . . . . 53

Brushy Creek Ranch. . . . . . . . . 18

C

Cactus Ropes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Casper Baca Rodeo Co. . . . . . . 33

Cibola County Rodeo . . . . . . . . 42

Classic Ropes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Cochise Quarter Horse

Breeders Invitational Sale . . . 48

Corriente Saddle Company . . . . . 6

Cross Roads Ranch & Rodeo. . . 46

D

Dollar Center

Trading & Pawn. . . . . . . . . . . 23

Dynamite Arena. . . . . . . . . . . . 60

E

Equine Massage. . . . . . . . . . . . 19

F

Faith Foto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Flying M Roughstock Practice . . 41

Freedom RV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

G

Tim Gonzales Roping Lessons

& Horse Training . . . . . . . . . . 32

H

Heel-O-Matic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Hubbard Trailer Sales . . . . . . . . 22

I

Imperial Trailer Sales . . . . . . . . . 7

L

Randy Lewis Enterprises. . . . . . 23

Long Saddlery . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

M

Maynard Buckles . . . . . . . . . . . 12

April Issue Ad / Text Deadline

Mailing Date for April Issue

R.C. Mercer Livestock

and Rodeo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Clint Mortenson

Silver & Saddles . . . . . . . . . . 19

Ty Murray

Invitational . . . . . . . . . . . 34-35

N

Nakai Rodeo Photos. . . . . . . . . 19

New Mexico State

University Rodeo . . . . . . . . . 43

O

Old Mill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Outwest Builders . . . . . . . . . . . 17

P

Patagonia Steel LP. . . . . . . . . . 20

Kirk Purvis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

R

Red Bluff Buckles. . . . . . . . . . . 14

Rio Grand Classic. . . . . . . . . . . 52

Ropers Sports News . . . . . . . . . 52

Running P Ropes . . . . . . . . . . . 15

S

Shelley Productions . . . . . . . . . 26

Slash M Rodeo . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Smith’s Rodeo Photos . . . . . . . 54

Paul Springer

Digital Photography . . . . . . . 31

T

T. or C. Fiesta Rodeo . . . . . . . . 47

Town & Country Feed . . . . . . . . 31

Trucks West of NM . . . . . . . . . . 45

U

USTRC - NM Championships . . 13

W

Donnie Waters Invitational . . . . 28

Way Out West Arena. . . . . . . . . 23

Ty Waybourn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Wickenburg Chamber

Of Commerce . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Wild and Extreme Bull Riding . . 41

Z

ZD Roping. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

EVENT CALENDARKEY: BR=Bull Riding; BRLS=Barrel Racing; BKWY=Breakaway; CR=Calf Roping; HS=Horse Sale; PRAC=Practice; ROD=Rodeo; RS=Rough Stock; SE=Special Event; SCH=School; TE=Timed Event; TP=Team Penning; TR=Team Roping.

The number following the entry references the page number of advertising when applicable.

FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY262 Show Low, AZ, C1ROD - Apache Junction, AZ, 39

27ROD - Apache Junction, AZ, 39BRLS - Spanish Fork, UT, 51TR - Belen, NM, 719/482-8550BR - Phoenix, AZ, 480/502-5600

5ROD - Needles, CA, 39TR - Tolani Lake, AZ, 928/707-1049HS - Prescott, AZ, 520/558-2303

6TR - Hillsboro, NM, 23ROD - Needles, CA, 39BR - Phoenix, AZ, 41ROD - Gilbert, AZ, 49BRLS - St. Johns, AZ, 51TR - Tolani Lake, AZ, 928/707-1049HS - Prescott, AZ, 520/558-2303

12RS - Queen Creek, AZ, 41BRLS - Jacksonville, FL, 50USTRC TR - Fort Mohave, AZ, 254/968-0002SCHL - Makawao, HI, 808/870-5554HS - Spanish Fork, UT, 435/820-4084

13TR - Belen, NM, 23BR - Phoenix, AZ, 41RS - Queen Creek, AZ, 41BRLS - Lake Havasu City, AZ, 51BRLS - Jacksonville, FL, 50BRLS - New Caney, TX, 51USTRC TR - Fort Mohave, AZ, 254/968-0002HS - Spanish Fork, UT, 435/820-4084

19TR - Las Cruces, NM, 26

20TR - Belen, NM, 23BR - Phoenix, AZ, 41ROD - Grants, NM, 42ROD - Farmington, NM, 48BRLS - Queen Creek, AZ, 51

26BR - Albuquerque, NM, 34-35ROD - Las Cruces, NM, 43TR - Cave Creek, AZ, 60

27TR - Belen, NM, 23BR - Albuquerque, NM, 34-35BR - Phoenix, AZ, 41ROD - Florence, AZ, 48ROD - T or C, NM, 48BRLS - Tatum, TX, 51BRLS - Buna, TX, 51BRLS - Spanish Fork, UT, 51

2USTRC TR - Albuquerque, NM, 33ROD - Ignacio, CO, 36

3USTRC TR - Albuquerque, NM, 33TR - Hillsboro, NM, 23ROD - Ignacio, CO, 36BR - Phoenix, AZ, 41BRLS - Quitman, TX, 51

28ROD - Apache Junction, AZ, 39TR - Cave Creek, AZ, 60

7ROD - Gilbert, AZ, 49TR - Cave Creek, AZ, 60TR - Tolani Lake, AZ, 928/707-1049

14BRLS - Jacksonville, FL, 50TR - Cave Creek, AZ, 60USTRC TR - Fort Mohave, AZ, 254/968-0002

21TR - Belen, NM, 23TR - Las Cruces, NM, 26ROD - Farmington, NM, 48BRLS - Queen Creek, AZ, 51BRLS - Ignacio, CO, 51BRLS - Abiline, TX, 51BRLS - Angleton, TX, 51TR - Cave Creek, AZ, 60

28BR - Albuquerque, NM, 34-35ROD - Florence, AZ, 48ROD - T or C, NM, 48BRLS - Farmington, NM, 51BRLS - Abiline, TX, 51BRLS - Edinburg, TX, 51TR - Cave Creek, AZ, 60

4USTRC TR - Albuquerque, NM, 33ROD - Ignacio, CO, 36TR - Cave Creek, AZ, 60

GOOD FRIDAY HAPPY EASTER


Dynamite Arena LLC. | 27619 N. 42ND STREET | CAVE CREEK, AZ 85331LEVI SCHOFIELD • CELL: 970-471-2707 • [email protected] www.dynamitearena.com

We reserve the right to adjust any ropers’ number.USTRC TRIAD OR World Series of Team Roping

numbers in all ropings.We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover

®

MAY 29, 30, 31, 2010 at Fort Tuthill • Flagstaff, AZ

We will have more WSTR on these dates:

MARCH 26 • 15 WARM-UP, 13 WSTR,

12 PAYBACK•

MARCH 27 • 11 WSTR, 11 PAYBACK •

CAPPED AT A #6 PLUS HEELER

MARCH 28 • 10 WSTR, 10 PAYBACK •

CAPPED AT A #6 HEELER

All WSTR are $150 per man enter twice. Pick teams only.Entries open at 7:30, close at 8:30, rope at 9:00. All payback ropings are pick 1 draw 1 for $150 or draw 2 for $150. January Roping Pot was $319,000. All WSTR ropings are 4 steer and the warm-up and payback ropings are three steer. All warm-up and payback have no age limit. WSTR 13, 11, 10 -- 21 years and older.

MARCH 26, 27, 28 WORLD SERIES OF

TEAM ROPING

NOW CAPPED AT #5+ HEELER

EVERY SUNDAY THROUGH APRIL 11THEVERY WEDNESDAY THROUGH APRIL 7TH

HORSE SHOE PARK EQUESTRIAN CENTER • QUEEN CREEK, AZ

EXTRA FANCY CACTUS SADDLES TO HIGH MONEY HEADER AND HEELER

NOW CAPPED AT #5+ HEELER

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