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San Antonio Stock Show Rodeo, Bracket 3, Round 2 -- Feb. 15, 2017 San Antonio Stock Show Rodeo, Bracket 3, Round 2 -- Feb. 15, 2017 BAREBACK RIDING Stock Score Rnd 3 $ Rnd 2 $ Rnd 1 $ Total $ Jake Vold, Ponoka, AB Bay City Kitty TH 87 $2,281.07 $1,710.80 $3,991.87 Caleb Bennett, Tremonton, UT Oil Held Hostage CC 85 $1,425.66 $1,425.66 Jake Brown, Cleveland, TX Reckless Margie CA 85 $1,425.66 $1,425.66 Tanner Aus, Granite Falls, MN Weenie TH 84.5 $570.27 $1,140.53 $1,710.80 Orin Larsen, Inglis, MB Vitalix Rockstar CC 82 $570.27 $570.27 Winn Ratliff, Leesville, LA Mr. Harry TH 82 $0.00 Kyle Charley, Laukachukai, AZ Big Show TH 80.5 $0.00 Mason Clements, Santaquin, Utah, Trail Dust CA 80.5 $2,281.07 $2,281.07 Casey Breuer, Mandan, ND Spicy Chicken HV 73 $0.00 STEER WRESTLING Time Rnd 3 $ Rnd 2 $ Rnd 1 $ Total $ J.D. Struxness, Appleton, MN 4.1 $2,281.07 $2,281.07 Justin Shaffer, hallsville, TX 4.2 $1,710.80 $1,710.80 Tyler Waguespack, Gonzales, LA 4.6 $1,140.53 $2,281.07 $3,421.60 Dakota Eldridge, Elko, NV 4.7 $285.13 $285.13 Matt Reeves, Cross Plains, TX 4.7 $285.13 $570.27 $855.40 Jason Thomas, Benton, AR 5.2 $1,710.80 $1,710.80 Gary Gilbert, New Underwood, SD 5.5 $0.00 Cody Doescher, Oklahoma City, OK 8.4 $1,140.53 $1,140.53 K.C. Jones, Decatur, TX 8.8 $0.00 Cody Cabral, Hilo, HI 14, $0.00 Team Roping (Money is per man) Time Rnd 3 $ Rnd 2 $ Rnd 1 $ Total $ Spencer Mitchell, Orange Cove, CA/Wyatt Cox, Arroyo Grande, CA 4.5 $2,281.07 $1,140.53 $3,421.60 Levi Simpson, Ponoka, AB/Jeremy Buhler, Arrowwood, AB 4.7 $1,710.80 $1,710.80 Garrett Rogers, Baker City, OR/Jake Minor, Ellensburg, WA 4.8 $1,140.53 $1,710.80 $2,851.33 Tom Richards, Humboldt, AZ/Tyler McKnight, Wells, TX 5.0 $570.27 $570.27 Riley Minor, Ellensburg, WA/Brady Minor, Ellensburg, WA 5.1 $0.00 Chase Wiley, Charlotte, TX/Calton Pearce, San Luis Obispo, CA 7.5 $0.00 Luke Brown, Stephenville, TX/Jake Long, Coffeyville, KS 9.0 $2,281.07 $2,281.07 Dustin Bird, Cut Bank, MT/Russell Cardoza, Terrebonne, OR 14.2 $570.27 $570.27 Garrett Tonozzi, Fruita, CO/Matt Kasner, Cody, NE 19.8 $0.00 Kaleb Driggers, Albany, GA/Junior Nogueira, Presidente Prudente, BR NT $0.00 Saddle Bronc Riding Stock Score Rnd 3 $ Rnd 2 $ Rnd 1 $ Total $ Ryder Wright, Milford, UT Tokyo Bubbles CA 87 $2,281.07 $2,281.07 Hardy Braden, Welch, OK Congratulations TH 82.5 $1,710.80 $2,281.07 $3,991.87 Rusty Wright, Milford, UT Matterhorn HV 80.5 $1,140.53 $1,140.53 Luke Butterfield, Ponoka, AB Jumbo Jet TH 79 $570.27 $570.27 Andy Clarys, Riverton, WY Mr. Haney TH 76 $0.00 Allen Boore, Axtell, UT Wanning Moon CA 75 $1,140.53 $1,140.53 Chase Brooks, Deer lodge, MT AmnnesiaTH 70 $570.27 $570.27 Jesse Wright, Milford, UT Final Feather TH 0 $0.00 Cody Wright, Milford, UT Happy Valley HV 0 $1,710.80 $1,710.80 Joey Sonnier III, New Iberia, LA Xemplary Bubbles CA 0 $0.00 Tie-Down Roping Time Rnd 3 $ Rnd 2 $ Rnd 1 $ Total $ Shane Hanchey, Sulphur, LA 7.1 $2,281.07 $2,281.07 $4,562.14 Marty Yates, Stephenville, TX 7.2 $1,710.80 $1,140.53 $2,851.33 Stetson Vest, Childress, TX 7.5 $1,140.53 $1,710.80 $2,851.33 Ryle Smith, Oakdale, CA 8.4 $570.27 $570.27 Cade Swor, Winnie, TX 9.5 $0.00 Seth Hall, Albuquerque, NM 9.9 $0.00 Cy Eames, Gooding, ID 10 $0.00 Tim Pharr, Resaca, GA 10.1 $0.00 Jayce Johnson, Hempstead, TX 13.5 $0.00 Marcos Costa, Childress, TX 19.2 $570.27 $570.27 BARREL RACING Time Rnd 3 $ Rnd 2 $ Rnd 1 $ Total $ Amberleigh Moore, Keizer, OR 13.98 $2,281.07 $2,281.07 $4,562.14 Carley Richardson, Pampa, TX 14.20 $1,710.80 $1,710.80 Calyssa Thomas, Harrold, SD 14.23 $1,140.53 $1,140.53 $2,281.06 Pamela Capper, Cheney, WA 14.37 $570.27 $570.27 $1,140.54 Paige Willis, Bristol, FL 14.45 $0.00 Megan Swint, Lithia, FL 14.57 $0.00 Mary Walker, Ennis, TX 14.61 $0.00 Mary Burger, Pauls Valley, OK 14.72 $0.00 Sarah Rose McDonald, Brunswick, GA 19.29 $0.00 Jana Bean, Ft. Hancock, TX 19.43 $1,710.80 $1,710.80 BULL RIDING Stock Score Rnd 3 $ Rnd 2 $ Rnd 1 $ Total $ Jeffrey Joseph Ramagos, Zachary, LA Blizzard JD 85 $2,471.16 $2,471.16 Elliot Jacoby, Fredericksburg, TX Show Price PR 81.5 $1,900.89 $1,900.89 Guthrie Murray, Miami, OK Money Train DH 76 $1,330.62 $570.27 $1,900.89 Shane Proctor, Grand Coulee, WA Lucifer JD 0 $0.00 Sage Steele Kimzey, Strong City, OK Little Bill JD 0 $0.00 Bart Miller, Pleasanton, NE Fire Legend DH 0 $2,281.07 $2,281.07 Garrett Tribble, Bristow, OK Morty JD 0 $0.00 Bayle Worden, Charleston, TX Danutso DH 0 $0.00 Jeff Askey, Athens, TX Shaq JD 0 $1,710.80 $1,710.80 Cody Rostockyj, Lorena, TX Funky Town DH 0 $1,140.53 $1,140.53.
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