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2019 Rodeo Hall of Fame List 2019 Limestone Rodeo Hall of Fame List Rules and tally sheet are on other side. Use this side to track your redpointed Rodeo Bonuses routes during the day. +100 Calf Roper: redpoint the easiest route at 5 dierent walls +200 Rodeo Clown: redpoint 5 dierent routes that contain the word “cow” Wall Name +300 Steer Wrestler: redpoint all routes of a certain grade, i.e. all of the 11d’s Points - Route Name, Grade, Page # in +400 Team Roper: redpoint at least 20 pitches 2018 Lander Guidebook +500 Barrel Racer: redpoint at least one route at every wall +600 Bull Rider: redpoint a 5.13 at 5 dierent walls Partner A Partner B Zorro Wall Aspen Glades North Country 80 - Gaucho, 11a, p. 33 40 - All He’s Ever Gonna Have, 10a, p. 73 70 - Kill It, Skin It, Wear It, 10a, p. 97 100 - Zorro, 11c, p. 33 50 - Sweaty Bully, 10b, p. 76 80 - Where the Wild Things Are, 10b, p. 94 120 - Proposer Cowboy, 12a, p. 33 70 - Mutt Ridin’ Monkey, 10d, p. 74 80 - Jack Attack, 10b, p. 97 80 - Night Flying Woman, 11a, p. 73 90 - Coatimundi Left, 10c, p. 98 OK Corral 80 - Lonely Are the Brave, 11a, p. 74 110 - Lying, Unconstant Succubus, 11a, p. 95 20 - Brown Dirt Cowgirl, 10a, p. 39 90 - Californios, 11b, p. 74 120 - Syrene Song, 11b, p. 93 20 - Red Ryder, 10a, p. 41 100 - All He’s Got, 11c, p. 73 130 - I Don’t Want Fop, 11c, p. 97 30 - Doob Loob, 10b, p. 42 110 - Fist Full of Quickdraws, 11d, p. 76 140 - All Manner of Wonderments, 11d, p. 94 30 - Ride Me Cowgirl, 10b, p. 46 120 - Choke Cherry Eyes, 12a, p. 76 140 - Skin that Smokewagon, 11d, p. 102 40 - Urban Cowboys, 10c, p. 34 130 - Gun Street Girl, 12b, p. 75 150 - Wicked Felina, 12a, p. 94 40 - Claim Jumper, 10c, p. 41 130 - American Beauty, 12b, p. 76 160 - Mixaphorically Speaking, 12b, p. 98 60 - Red as a Blooming Rose, 11a, p. 39 170 - Cowboy King, 13b, p. 76 170 - Call Down the Thunder (ext.), 12c, p. 102 70 - Tribal War, 11b, p. 34 190 - One-Eyed Fiona, 13a, p. 94 80 - Wrong End of a Gun, 11c, p. 47 Erratic 90 - Rooster Cogburn, 11d, p. 46 100 - Diamonds and Rain, 12a, p. 42 40 - Pocket Hero, 10a, p. 85 Sweat Lodge 70 - Wotai, 10d, p. 85 110 - Poker Face Alice, 12b, p. 36 90 - Sundance, 10b, p. 124 90 - I’m A Lead Farmer, 11b, p. 85 120 - Drinking Dry Clouds, 12c, p. 47 120 - Peace Pipe, 11a, p. 127 100 - Medicine Man, 11c, p. 85 130 - John Wayne, 12d, p. 47 150 - Skinwalker, 11d, p. 124 120 - Queen of Hearts, 12a, p. 86 130 - When the Man Comes Around, 12d, p. 43 160 - Big Chief, Little Hat, 12a, p. 125 130 - Rodeo Queen, 12b, p. 86 150 - Calamity Jane, 13b, p. 36 180 - Whiskey Drunk, 12c, p. 124 140 - County Ten Gunslinger, 12c, p. 83 210 - Training Wheels, 13b, p. 124 160 - When I Was a Young Girl, 13a, p. 83 220 - Ghost Dance, 13c, p. 124 Wild Iris Main Wall 190 - Ghost Moon, 13d, p. 83 230 - White Devil, 13d, p. 124 20 - Ryobi Ranger, 10a, p. 61 200 - Throwin’ the Houlihan, 14a, p. 83 240 - Plastic Shaman, 14a, p. 124 20 - The Shootist, 10a, p. 60 210 - Out to Pasture, 14b, p. 86 30 - Take Your Hat O, 10b, p. 67 30 - Latex Cowboy, 10b, p. 61 40 - Princess and the Playmate, 10c, p. 67 Remuda Little Shady 50 - Easy Ridin’, 10d, p. 65 150 - Court and Spark, 12b, p. 78 100 - Heisinburg, 10c, p. 136 50 - The Devil Wears Spurs, 10d, p. 58 160 - Burnt Beans and Coee, 12c, p. 81 110 - Blood Moon, 10d, p. 145 60 - The Prospect, 11a, p. 58 170 - Silverbelly, 12d, p. 81 130 - New Kids on Ben’s Block, 11b, p. 136 60 - Cowboys Don’t Shoot Straight, 11a, p. 67 140 - Puppy Love, 11c, p. 132 70 - Cowboy Poetry, 11b, p. 67 160 - Star Scream, 12a, p. 136 80 - Honed on the Range, 11c, p. 69 170 - Force of Nature, 12b, p. 137 90 - Nine Horse Johnson, 11d, p. 65 180 - Moon Safari, 12c, p. 142 100 - Wind and Rattlesnakes, 12a, p. 65 200 - Silver Bullet, 13a, p. 137 110 - Two Kinds of Justice, 12b, p. 57 210 - The Nature of It, 13b, p. 137 120 - Hey, Mr. Vaquero, 12c, p. 58 140 - Horsewhipped and Hogtied, 13a, p. 52 140 - Last Man Standing, 13a, p. 51 th 150 - Cow Reggae, 13b, p. 55 26 International 160 - Atomic Stetson, 13c, p. 55 Climbers’ Festival 170 - Atomic Cow, 13d, p. 55 180 - Rodeo Free Europe, 14a, p. 55 190 - Whip and Spur, 14b, p. 51 190 - High Way, 14b, p. 55 200 - Genetic Drifter, 14c, p. 55 .
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