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These Rodeo Results Are Unofficial and This File Is a Temporary Display of Rodeos from May 8-14 Not Yet Posted on the Web Site 5/16/06 These rodeo results are unofficial and this file is a temporary display of rodeos from May 8-14 not yet posted on the web site. Please note, the official results will be posted shortly and will address errors and misspellings found in this document. Contact the PRCA at [email protected] regarding discrepancies if they still persist after they have been officially posted on prorodeo.com. Thank you, Ann Bleiker PRCA Sr. Public Relations Coordinator Cowboy Capital of the World Pro Rodeo Stephenville, Texas, May 11-13 All-around cowboy: Ryan Jarrett, $2,355, steer wrestling and team roping. Bareback riding: 1. Chad Klein, 79 points on Frontier Rodeo’s Little General, $1,809; 2. (tie) Will Lowe, Tyler Scales and Casey Colletti, 77, $1,005 each; 5. (tie) Pete Hawkins, Zach Dishman and Clayton Foltyn, 76, $219. Steer wrestling: First round: 1. Eric Brill, 4.1 seconds, $1,017; 2. (tie) Tommy Cook, Mickey Gee and Kyle Callaway, 4.4, $666 each; 5. (tie) Ryan Jarrett and Stetson Hall, 4.7, $245 each. Final round: 1. Matt Reeves, 4.3 seconds, $1,017; 2. K.C. Jones, 4.8, $841; 3. (tie) Gary Gatewood, Rowdy Cooper and Clayton Hass, 4.9, $491; 6. (tie) Sean Lanciano, Cody Redden, Jake Hettinger and Will Scoggins, 5.0, $44 each. Average: 1. (tie) Ryan Jarrett and K.C. Jones, 9.8 seconds on two head, $929; 3. Cody Redden, 10.0, $666; 4. Blake Mindemann, 10.4, $491; 5. Stetson Hall, 10.9, $315; 6 (tie) Blake Henry and Matt Reeves, 11.3, $88 each. Team roping: First round: 1. David Key/Kory Koontz, 4.8 seconds, $1,223 each; 2. Charlies Pogue/Dennis Gatz, 4.9, $1,012; 3. (tie) Tee Woolman/Kinney Harrell and Shandon Stalls/Matt Kasner, 5.7, $696 each; 5. (tie) Bubba Strait/Brock Hanson and Thomas Braman/B.J. Dugger, 5.8, $295 each. Final round: 1. Brad Hamilton/Jim Bell, 4.7 seconds, $1,223 each; 2. (tie) Matt Tyler/Jade Corkill and Colby Schneemann/Michael Jones, 4.9, $906 each; 4. (tie) Ryan Jarrett/Arles Pearce and Chase LeSueur/Aaron Thomas, 5.1, $485 each; 6. Nick Sartain/Shannon Frascht, 5.2, $211. Average: 1. (tie) Thomas Braman/B.J. Dugger and David Key/Kory Koontz, 11.3 seconds on two head, $1,118 each; 3. (tie) Ryan Jarrett/Arles Pearce and Tee Woolman/Kinney Harrell, 11.9, $696 each; 5. Shandon Stalls/Matt Kasner, 12.1, $380; 6. Bud Ford/Wesley Andrews, 13.9, $211. Saddle bronc riding: 1. Wes Burns, 79 points on Frontier Rodeo’s Buffy, $1,906; 2. (tie) Billy Turner, Bradley Harter, James Crozier and Isaac Diaz, 78, $895 each; 6. Anthony Bello and Taos Muncy, 77, $144. Tie-down roping: First round: 1. Trace Moore, 8.8 seconds, $1,182; 2. Cody Ohl, 8.9, $978; 3. (tie) Neal Felton and Brady Brock, 9.4, $672 each; 5. Cade Swor, 9.5, $367; 6. Sterling Smith, 9.7, $204. Final round: 1. Cody Ohl, 7.5 seconds, $1,182; 2. Joseph Gernentz, 8.6, $978; 3. Nathan Steinberg, 8.7, $774; 4. Barrett Threadgill, 9.0, $571; 5. Rodd Brown, 9.1, $367; 6. Luke Tkach, 10.0, $204. Average: 1. Cody Ohl, 16.4 seconds on two head, $1,182; 2. Cade Swor, 19.7, $978; 3. Neal Felton, 19.9, $774; 4. Shawn Felton, 20.2, $571; 5. (tie) Nathan Steinberg and Cimarron Boardman, 20.4, $285. Barrel racing: 1. Cindy Wheeler, 16.77 seconds, $1,879; 2. Cassidy Ogden, 16.88, $1,610; 3. Sheryl Jamiter, 16.89, $1,342; 4. Shelly Anzick, 16.92, $1,163; 5. Laurie Sutton, 16.93, $895; 6. Terra Bynum, 16.94, $716; 7. Martha Wright, 16.96, $537; 8. Teal Rice, 17.02, $358; 9. Cheryl Chown, 17.10, $268; 10. Tara Woodall, 17.11, $179. Bull riding: 1. (tie) Bryan Richardson on Frontier Rodeo’s Boobie Dance, Kyle Miller on Frontier Rodeo’s Switchfoot and Trey Broussard on Frontier Rodeo’s Double Vision, 82 points, $1,437 each; 4. Pistol Robinson, 80, $681; 5. Sonny Murphy, 79, $397; 6. Danny McDowell, 76, $284. Jasper Lions Benefit Rodeo Jasper, Texas, May 10-13 Bareback riding: 1. Zach Dishman, 85 points on Beutler and Son’s Free Fall, $1,176; 2. Steven Anding, 84, $891; 3. (tie) Cimarron Gerke and Chad Mask, 82, $534 each; 5. (tie) Ryan Stutes and Caine Riddle, 81, $214 each. Steer wrestling: First round: 1. (tie) Chad Hagan and Will Scoggins, 4.0 seconds, $831 each; 3. Jack Hodges, 4.3, $475; 4. Jake Hettinger, 4.4, $238. Final round: 1. Chet Woodall, 3.3, $950; 2. Bryan Fields, 3.4, $713; 3. Chad Hagan, 4.0, $475; 4. (tie) Andre Delcambre, Ben Goodman and Casey Martin, 4.1, $79 each. Average: 1. Chet Woodall, 7.8 seconds on two head, $950; 2. Chad Hagan, 8.0, $713; 3. Daryl Joe Elliott, 8.7, $475; 4. Ben Goodman, 9.0, $238. Team roping: First round: 1. Brad Hamilton/Jim Bell, 5.2 seconds, $447 each; 2. Shane Paschal/Kenny Kyle, 7.3, $335; 3. Ross Beasley/Kyle Beasley, 8.2, $223; 4. KC Murphy/Donnie Savage, 8.7, $112. Final round: 1. Derrick Miller/Scott Webster, 6.3 seconds, $447 each; 2. Brad Hamilton/Jim Bell, 6.4, $335; 3. KC Murphy/Donnie Savage, 7.6, $223; 4. Josh Martin/Casey Martin, 7.9, $112. Average: 1. Brad Hamilton/Jim Bell, 11.6 seconds on two head, $447 each; 2. KC Murphy/Donnie Savage, 16.3, $335; 3. Robert Pixley/Cliff Williamson, 26.1, $223; 4. Derrick Miller/Scott Webster, 6.3 seconds on one head, $112. Saddle bronc riding: 1. Ben Morrow, 85 points on Beutler and Son’s Rodeo Drive, $1,379; 2. Marty Hebb, 82, $1,045; 3. Bryan Hammons, 80, $752; 4. (tie) Darrell Triplett, Joel Ragsdale and Tyler Corrington, 79, $334 each. Tie-down roping: First round: 1. Blake Huckabee, 8.2 seconds, $950; 2. Jeremy Landry, 8.6, $787; 3. Landon McClaugherty, 8.7, $623; 4. Colt Rector, 8.8, $459; 5. Chris Bradford, 8.9, $295; 6. Chance Henderson, 9.0, $164. Final round: 1. Justin Maass, 7.7 seconds, $950; 2. Chance Henderson, 8.1, $787; 3. John Wall, 8.2, $623; 4. Chad Dickey, 8.4, $459; 5. Jimmy Jumper, 8.5, $295; 6. Blake Huckabee, 8.8, $164. Average: 1. Blake Huckabee, 17.0 seconds on two head, $950; 2. Chance Henderson, 17.1, $787; 3. Jeremy Landry, 18.4, $623; 4. Ross Beasley, 18.8, $459; 5. Justin Maass, 19.2, $295; 6. John Wall, 19.8, $164. Barrel racing: 1. Kelly Kaminski ,14.89 seconds, $1,174; 2. Maegan Reichert, 15.04, $1,007; 3. Denise Adams Fea, 15.17, $839; 4. (tie) Mary Burger and Tara Woodall, 15.19, $643 each; 6. Hallie Short, 15.25, $447; 7. Shannon Merworth Buffe, 15.28, $336; 8. Karen Fountain, 15.29, $224; 9. Mandy Smith, 15.30, $168; 10. Tiffany Fox, 15.36, $112. Bull riding: 1. Shawn Hogg, 86 points on Beutler and Son’s Tsunami, $1,615; 2. Cody Sunby, 84, $1,223; 3. (tie) Corey Navarre and Spencer Slaughter III, 83, $734 each; 5. (tie) Bryan Richardson and Max Fortmuller, 80, $294 each. Mineral Wells PRCA Rodeo Mineral Wells, Texas, May 10-13 Bareback riding: 1. Ryan Little, 81 points on Rafter H Rodeo’s Little Joe, $866; 2. (tie) Cimmaron Gerke, Travis Sharp and Heath Ford, 78, $433 each Steer wrestling: First round: 1. Clayton Hass, 3.8 seconds, $823; 2. Bill Pace, 3.9, $618; 3. Marty McFall, 4.1, $412; 4. K.C. Jones, 4.2, $206. Second round: 1. Jake Rinehart, 3.9 seconds, $823; 2. Jake Hettinger, 4.0, $617; 3. (tie) Ryan Jarrett, J.J. Miller and Matt Reeves, 4.5, $206 each. Average: 1. Bill Pace, 9.1 seconds on two head, $823; 2. (tie) Joe Walker and Trent Wargo, 9.3, $515 each; 4. Britt walters, 9.5, $206. Team roping: First round: 1. Justin Davis/Zane Bruce, 4.0 seconds, $699 each; 2. Chase Lesuer/Aaron Thomas, 5.1, $524; 3. Todd Arthur/Joe Braman, 5.2, $350; 4. (tie) Charlie Wheeler/Devin Hayes and Shandon Stalls/Matt Kasner, 5.5, $87 each. Second round: 1. Jake Cooper/Jimmie Cooper, 4.9 seconds, $699 each; 2. (tie) Kevin Stewart/Martin Lucero and Jimmy Edens/Ryan Motes, 5.6, $437 each; 4. (tie) Toby Trammel/Cody Springer and Todd Arthur/Joe Braman, 5.8, $87 each. Average: 1. Justin Davis/Zane Bruce, 10.5 seconds on two head, $699 each; 2. Todd Arthur/Joe Braman, 11.0, $524; 3. Toby Trammel/Cody Springer, 11.5, $350; 4. Kevin Stewart/Martin Lucero, 12.0, $175. Saddle bronc riding: 1. J.W. McCuistion, 79 points on Rafter H Rodeo’s Jewel Box, $991; 2. Mitchell Steiger, 78, $751; 3. (tie) Sam Spreadborough and Isaac Diaz, 77, $450 each; 5. (tie) Brad Pierce, Billy Herbert, Heith DeMoss and Jake Griffin, 76, $91 each. Tie-down roping: First round: 1. Cimmaron Boardman, 7.7 seconds, $811; 2. Bud Ford, 8.1, $608; 3. Justin Maha, 8.4, $405; 4. Cade Swor, 8.7, $203. Second round: 1. (tie) Tommy Guy and Justin Maha, 9.0 seconds, $709 each; 3. Bud Ford, 9.1, $405; 4. Cade Swor, 9.2, $203; Average: 1. Bud Ford, 17.2 seconds on two head, $811; 2. Justin Maha, 17.4, $608; 3. Cade Swor, 17.9, $405; 4.
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