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Humps N Horns September 2019

On The Cover - Taylor Toves rides Talking Smack (Dakota Rodeo / Chad Berger / Clay Struve / Ken Barnhard) for 89 points in the championship round at the PBR Unleash the Beast event in Sioux Falls, SD.

Photo by Andy Watson / Bull Stock Media

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Terry Blake

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20 Evolution Bull Competitions

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24 Taylor Toves

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FEATURE STORY WRITER

Has Learned How to Play the Waiting Game

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28 Dr. J. Pat Evans Co-founder of Justin Sportsmedicine Passes Away

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31 J.B. Mauney

Relive the Top 11 Rides of His Storied Career

Also In This Issue Bull Pen 20 Classifieds 45 Country Kitchen 15 Inspiration Point 14 Livestock Layovers 44 Outside the Arena

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Real Time Pain Relief for Real People 12 Talking Bull w/ Brayden 7 Through My Eyes 8 Where’s the Beef 40 Humps-Horns.com · 5 · September 2019

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CONTRIBUTORS Georgia Akers Justin Felisko Barbara Pinnella Keno Shrum

Andy Gregory Phillip Kitts Kelly B. Robbins Andy Watson

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Letter from the Editor

It seems like 2019 has been full of milestones for the Blake family.

Stacie and I celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary back in January, I had my 50th birthday in July, and then this past month in August, we watched our first born daughter get married to the love of her life.

We should have planned better and spread some of these things out!

We are thankful for our family and the blessings that we have been given. As they say, I didn’t lose a daughter but gained a son-in-law.

Our PBR family has also celebrated some milestones, as well. J.B. Mauney made qualified ride #526 to become the second in all-time rides on the PBR premier series where he trails only Guilherme Marchi with 635 qualified rides. Silvano Alves also became only the seventh rider to reach 400 qualified rides in his illustrious career.

Our hats are off to these men and their accomplishments. We hope you enjoy this issue of Humps N Horns!

Until next time, Terry

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Talking “Bull” with Brayden headed behind the chutes. Jay Rodrigue bucked off of Festus. Brock, my little brother, almost made the whistle on Vindicator but came up short. No worries though he will get the next one. I won the event, got a trophy and had a lot of fun.

In the championship round, Mason Taylor had some hard luck on Concealed Carry. This bull bucks off a lot of great riders and he got the better of Mason. Joao Ricardo Vieira rode Bullseye for 89.50 points. Eduardo Aparecido rode Chiseled for 91.50 points. But Jose Vitor Leme rode Sun Country for 92.50 points to win the event.

I’d like to say a huge thank you to Zimmerer Kubota for being a huge part of this event and the amazing shirts they let us ride in. Also to the Leals for bringing mini bulls for us.

Hi my name is Brayden Hollywood Brown and I am a miniature bull rider. Today I’m going to talk about the Zimmerer Kubota PBR Challenge in Allen, Texas. So let’s get into it.

Thank you for reading. To find out more about me and see more pics from this event go check out my Facebook page @Brayden Hollywood Brown.

It happened to be Mr. Leal’s birthday, so before the event we picked up cupcakes. Before the event we sang him happy birthday and ate some cupcakes. He seemed to really appreciate it. Glad we could do something to give back to him.

Thank you, Brayden Hollywood Brown

After that it was time to ride bulls. In round one Eduardo Aparecido rode Harold’s Genuine Risk for 86 points. Alex Cardoza’s bull spun into his hand fast and hard kicking really high. He got it done on Bottles Up for 86.50 points. Taylor Toves rode Rocky for 84 points Allison De Sousa rode Wired Crazy for 83.50 points. Allison’s bull did not buck as hard as he would have hoped for but he got the job done.

Ky Hamilton rode Yippy for 83.50 points. Eduardo De Oliveira rode Old Town Road for 84 points. This bull fit Eduardo real well and he rode him to the whistle. Jose Vitor Leme rode Highly Contagious 87.50 points, but the round winner was Denner Barbosa on Honey Man for 90 points. This bull was really bucking into his hand and not many people ride this bull but he got the job done. There weren’t enough qualified rides in the long go so they brought back two riders off of ground time.

At half-time, Payton Pryor, Jay Rodrigue, my brother Brock, and I rode mini bulls. This was Brock’s debut to the PBR competition.

First up Payton Pryor bucked off of Bones. Rookie of the year contender, Mason Taylor, pulled my bull rope and helped me get out on Hemi. I rode him for 86.50 points and got a little hung up on the dismount but Frank Newsom got me out. I had just talked to him before the show started so I said a quick hi to thank him and

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Older Guys are Responsible to the Younger It’s up to us older guys to give into the future of the upcoming riders. Not a lot of them will allow us to give them what we know about bull riding and/or winning but the ones who do will have an advantage over the ones who think they know the best way. Let’s do our part. We can help the younger guys but we can’t start off by saying how much better we think we were than they are. We were not more talented than the young guys now we just were able to go through the process easier because there were no born to buck programs in every back yard in the country.

It’s a fight because a lot of the high ups think they know more than anyone else about things. Please help me change the mentality of these youth Bull Riding Associations to make the opportunity for success to flourish in our youth. This applies to every event in our great sport of Rodeo.

Jesus Loves You! Cody Custer

These guys are put on rank bulls before they master the easier bulls. They need to experience success to go to greater levels of success. I love bucking bulls and how awesome the bulls are these days but hate that very few guys keep the kind that teach beginners to excel. I’ve started the work at the Jr High level to back off the bull power and let these kids have fun and develop naturally.

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Bullfighter, Cody Webster, makes a save at the Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo in Sikeston, Missouri.

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Inspiration Point

by Keno Shrum

Delete the Trash Excerpt from Kevin Cauley I have a program on my computer that does good work. I like it a lot, and it is helpful. However, this program also leaves behind some trash on my hard drive in the form of temporary files. Every so often, I must delete these temporary files so that they do not completely fill up my hard drive. If I forget to do this, then all the other programs on my computer will stop working. So, I invest the time to delete these files to ensure that my computer continues to run smoothly.

Are you removing the trash or collecting it?

Relationships are a lot like this. We value those with whom we have good relationships. We appreciate their friendship and all the good they do for us and for others. Sometimes, however, our friends may say or do something that leaves some “trash” behind. At this point, we have a choice. On the one hand, we can let that “trash” build over time until the relationship stops working. This may affect other relationships as well. On the other hand, we can delete the “trash” as it comes along. This keeps the relationship healthy.

Paul wrote in Colossians 3:12-13, “Therefore, as the elect of God, holy and beloved, put on tender mercies, kindness, humility, meekness, longsuffering; bearing with one another, and forgiving one another, if anyone has a complaint against another; even as Christ forgave you, so you also must do.” The word for forgiveness in this verse means to act favorably toward another by letting go of one’s complaint; it doesn’t require another person to ask our forgiveness. By practicing forgiveness in our relationships, we can delete the “trash” so that it doesn’t become a big problem. When we don’t forgive one another, our relationships stop working, and this creates bigger problems. Let’s be forgiving people.

If you’d like to visit more about this subject or any other biblical subject, the please, “...let us reason together...” (Isaiah 1:18) In His Love, Keno

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Outside the Arena with...

Ann Hayes

By Georgia Akers

Last month, I interviewed Dr. Anthony Alessi who has been retained by the Western Sports Foundation to assist riders who have suffered a head injury. This was part of the expansion of programs that changed Rider Relief charity to the Western Sports Foundation which is available to all athletes who participate in western sports. Along with hiring Dr. Alessi, Ann Hayes was also hired to assist riders with issues involving life styles and life crisis. So many of our riders go straight from high school to professional bull riding. They are young and many are ill prepared to deal with the media, fans and the enormous travel that is associated with the sport. This is where Ann comes in. She is available twenty-four hours a day for our riders. They have her phone number. Crisis does not always happen between the hours of 8-5.

Please tell us about yourself.

I was born and raised in Greenville, SC. I attended Mary Baldwin College in Staunton,VA. After college I was a police officer in Roanoke, VA. Later, I joined the DOJ and was a special agent with the Drug Enforcement Administration. In 1989, I left the DEA to start my own investigative business

in Manhattan, NY-Strang Hayes Consulting Investigative Management Group. I presently live in Bucks County, PA with my husband. We have 3 stepdaughters and 2 sons...5 grandchildren, lots of animals and flowers.

Your company Investigative Management Group is a high end security/investigative firm. How did you transform into crisis management?

The business began with a focus on high end corporate investigations. We assisted clients with multiple employee issues: substance abuse, sexual harassment, preventing violence in the workplace for example. We have worked with many types of businesses and sports teams. We have assisted college athletics, the NFL and MLB teams with policies and procedures that help prevent problems within their organizations.

You have been hired as a crisis manager by the Western Sports Foundation. Please tell us what a crisis manager does.

The main job as a crisis manager is to educate and train employees and athletes so there is no crisis but when a problem arises, handle it with the athlete or employee until it is resolved. It can be a personal problem such as substance abuse, or death in the family or some other emotional crisis that immediate assistance is needed for that person to continue to perform their best.

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Ann Hayes with her husband, Tom, and their two sons, Weston (left) and Sam (right).

How did you get involved with the athletes of western sports?

Dr. Tony Alessi (see last month’s interview with Dr. Alessi) and I have worked together with an MLB team for many years and he felt like I could help with the Western Sports Foundation in assisting and structuring an overall program for the western sports athletes.

How do they differ from the other athletes that you have served?

Athletes are similar in many ways. They want to win, they are competitive, they try to stay in good shape and want to make money. There are a few obvious differences in the western sports athletes and football or baseball players. With the bull riders, if you don’t ride you don’t get paid. Many professional athletes have been groomed by the high school and college programs which may have included life skills that the western sports athlete does not receive. While western sports has become increasingly popular, they still aren’t supported by the majority of schools as other sports.

It is not a team sport and does not get the funding or endowments that the other sports receive.

What are the main areas of crisis that you have encountered with western athletes? Does it differ from other professional athletes?

Western Sports athletes have many of the same problems as other athletes such as: dealing with injuries, excessive travel away from home, keeping their relationships healthy while on the road, getting adequate sleep and eating right, depression and loneliness, substance abuse (alcohol) and money issues.

You have mentioned that other professional athletes are more prepared/groomed for their role. Why is this different from western athletes?

As I mentioned before, I think the athletes are more the same than they are different but because the western athletes are not as supported in high schools and colleges, it makes

a difference. Western athletes have amazing mentors, but an organization like the Western Sports Foundation can fill in that gap. That is definitely the goal of the Western Sorts Foundation and its donors. It is there not only to help the athlete but also the parents and spouses of the athlete.

What could be done to better prepare them for being a professional athlete?

My goal is the inform the athlete about the programs available to them but also to educate the athlete about certain issues BEFORE they become problems! Because of the Western Sports Foundation, we have had education training at many events over the past 2 years and just completed a three-day training event in Pueblo. We had over 17 riders and it was amazing.

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You have mentioned that three main areas of crisis are drugs, domestic issues and the groupies also known in the western sports as buckle bunnies. In each of these areas, how do you assist the riders?

The athletes need to be educated and informed about the many things that can stunt or even end their careers.

Incidents OTHER than injuries. For example: Substance Abuse. Some of the riders I have been asked to help use alcohol or marijuana (where it is legal) on a regular basis. This must be discussed. The athletes need to understand how the uses of these substances can possibly make things worse AND if they feel like they have an issue with a substance, the Western Sports Foundation is there to guide and get them help.

How receptive have the athletes been to you and the services you offer?

The athletes have been very receptive to my help so far. It sometimes takes time to get a program like this off the ground. It is a trust building relationship. I am so pleased with the progress so far. The riders that I have spoken to have been so polite and seemed to really appreciate the interest and help that the Western Sports Foundation offers.

What can be done to prevent these issues for our riders?

Education, Education, Education.

Photos provided courtesy of Ann Hayes.

Domestic Problems. It is always hard to maintain healthy relationships when you travel as an athlete. Every athlete needs help to develop skills that maintain a healthy connection with their spouse and children. Offering counseling assistance to the athlete and his spouse is imperative. Educating him about the importance of counseling can be challenging but super important. Also training the athlete about the pitfalls of the #MeToo movement and everything that can go along with it is a must. I spent time in Pueblo talking to the riders about how NOT to open themselves up to possible legal consequences in today’s uncertain atmosphere where young women are concerned.

We also discussed the dangers that could be associated with groupies or buckle bunnies. The last thing any athlete needs is to be accused of taking advantage of a girl in any situation. (note: a few years ago, a rider was signing autographs at the Western Sports Foundation table: when he left, I found 6-8 cards from women with their phone number on them or hotel room!! He left all of them there. I felt old and from a different generation.)

Social Media. One of the best things to happen to sports and athletes is social media. It gets you close to your audience and fans and increases popularity. On the other hand, it is one of the worst things to happen because you never know who is videoing the athlete and it opens up a lot of areas for problems. We have spent a lot of time educating them about this too.

Ann Hayes with her granddaughter, Fiona, at her farm.

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By Kelly B. Robbins

Bull riding has been called the “toughest sport on dirt”. It is alive and well all-across this great nation.

Bull riding fans know there is just something special about watching these amazing, tough cowboy athletes climb on the back of these amazing, tough bovine athletes and battle to the buzzer. The sport of bull riding continues to draw fans from all walks of life and events are taking place from New York City to Los Angeles, and everywhere in between.

Bull riding has reached this level because over the years, a few visionary cowboys have been willing to sacrifice and take a risk to make something better, something bigger and something more enduring.

The various bull riding Halls of Fame are full of men and women who have recognized a need for change, stepped out and changed the world of bull riding for the better.

Kyle Lippincott, Cheyenne Owens, and Jimmy Roth are just such men of vision. They saw a need to create a venue where every stock contractor can enter his young bucking bulls in an event and have the opportunity to win some money and a buckle.

Evolution Bull Competitions was the result of many conversations between Kyle and Cheyenne about how tough it was for the average stock contractor to win or place at a traditional type competition with their yearling or two-year-old bulls. “Folks complain,” Kyle said, “but they don’t do anything about it.”

Kyle Lippincott with his wife, Molly.

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Cheyenne Owens with his wife, Tara, and their three children, Marshall, Josie, and Lexi.

“In 2018, there were 7,489 recorded competition bull riding outs,” Kyle said. “The average bull score was 80.8. That’s where many contractors are with their bulls. But a bull that scores 81 points has no chance to win an ABBI type competition. We wanted to do our part to give everybody a chance to win some money. Cheyenne and I kicked it around and decided to do it. We approached Jimmy Roth of Big Rafter Rodeo and he provided the place. It just took off from there.”

“This is extremely new, and it has been quite a struggle,” Kyle continued. “People just don’t like change. But Evolution Bull Competitions gives hope to the smaller contracting outfits that are giving up and selling out because they can’t make any money.

This even gives folks that have regular jobs a chance to own a bucking bull and compete for money. But even big stock contractors can enter and win with their lesser bucking bulls. In a nutshell, everyone has a chance to win.”

The Evolution Bull Competitions events are cosanctioned with ABBI. Money won at these events counts towards the ABBI totals.

I asked Kyle to explain how the 4-D system works.

“Evolution Bull Competitions is a fraternity system,” he shared. “It is a series of events based on the 4-D class system for payouts, similar to rodeo barrel racing. There is a $400.00 entry fee, which the common working man can afford. All the yearling bulls buck together in one big group. All the twoyear-old bulls buck together in one big group. After the bulls have all bucked, the highest scoring bull is the 1-D champion. His score determines the payout for the rest.”

“There is a total maximum of 20 holes paid,” Kyle went on to further explain. “For example, if there are 100 yearling bulls bucking, the payout would be determined by the highest scoring bull. If the 1-D champion bull scored 90 points, he would earn top money. The 1-D pot is 35% of the total purse.

Then money would be paid to the next four highest scoring bulls. For 2-D, you would drop down 3 points to 87. The 2-D pot is 30% of the total purse. The bull that scored 87 points would be the 2-D champion.

Then money would be paid to the next four highest scoring bulls under 87 points. For 3-D, you would drop down 3 more points to 84. The 3-D pot is 20% of the total purse. The bull that scored 84 points would be the 3-D champion. Then money would be paid to the next four highest scoring bulls under 84 points. For 4-D, you would drop down 3 points to 81. The 4-D pot is 15% of the total purse. The bull that scored 81 points would be the 4-D champion.

Then money would be paid to the next four highest scoring bulls under 81 points.”

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“4-D has never been done before in the bull business,” Kyle stated. “When you have 150 to 200 entries, that pot is pretty big. The D-system gives the average contractor a chance to win money and a buckle, where otherwise they would have no chance.”

Kyle grew up rodeoing and was a professional bull fighter for 10 years. He lives on his ranch in Prague, Oklahoma with his wife, Molly and two children.

He owns Rafter KL Bucking Bulls and raises bucking bulls.

Cheyenne Owens owns CO Cattle in Tecumseh, Oklahoma and lives there with his wife, Tara and his three children. He also owns MJO Fabrication, a welding shop. He runs over 500 head of cows and has a pretty big outfit. Kyle managed the ranch for him for a while.

Jimmy Roth is a businessman who lives in Kentucky.

He bought a ranch in Vinita, Oklahoma and has come on board with the 4-D concept and has partnered with Kyle and Cheyenne to hold the Evolution Bull Competitions at the arena on his ranch. He owns Big Rafter Rodeo.

“Jeff Lee asked me to produce an event at Jimmy’s place,” Kyle divulged. “Cheyenne and I talked it over and thought this would be perfect for a 4-D event.

After that first event, Jimmy was inspired and saw the big picture. He jumped on board with us.”

“We try to hold one event each month,” Kyle concluded. “Our next event will be in Vinita at Jimmy’s place on September 28, 2019. People that win at a 4-D competition would probably not win at an ABBI competition. Our main purpose in starting Evolution Bull Competitions was for those people. It keeps them excited about the bucking bull business and building a bucking bull herd.”

Kyle Lippincott - bullfighter.

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The ABBI, a sister organization to the Professional Bull Riders (PBR), was formed in 2004 to help develop the sport’s animal athletes through documented blood lines. The ABBI also holds competitive events for bucking bulls, paying out more than $3 million each year in prize money.

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Taylor Toves Has Learned How to Play the Waiting Game

By Barbara Pinnella

Twenty-six-year-old Taylor Toves began his PBR bull riding career when he turned 18. He went to those events that entire first year, but was disappointed with how that year went. He had some friends who were going to the CBR, and he joined up with them for a couple of years. Sometimes you just have to wait until the time is right.

“I went back to the PBR in 2015, I believe,” he told Humps N Horns. “Then I broke my leg in 2016 and I was out for pretty

much the whole year. In 2017 I actually got to go full time again to the PBR events that year.”

Before his mom and dad got married, Toves’ father Tony rode bulls at open rodeos, and Taylor used that reasoning to talk his mom into letting him ride – not an easy task. Taylor was exposed to other aspects of rodeo when he was younger.

“We grew up riding horses and team roping. My dad was team roping a lot when we were growing up, so we kind of did that in the beginning. But I always knew I wanted to ride bulls. I guess I saw it on TV one time when I was little and from then on it was just all I wanted to do.”

Even though Taylor has been competing professionally for several years now, he finds himself on the PBR’s Rookie of the Year list. We wondered if that seemed strange to him.

“A little bit. Everything is starting to fall into place this year.

It’s definitely not the way I had it planned growing up. I mean, I wanted to be that kid who was 18 years old and doing really good. But it just didn’t work out like that, so I just kept my head down and kept going. I guess you might say I’m one of the older ones in the rookie class, but it’s actually the first time I’m seeded on tour, so it’s still my rookie year.”

Toves does have traveling partners he goes up and down the road with, and they are a bit different depending on whether they are headed for the Unleash The Beast tour or the Velocity tour.

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“For the big tour it is usually me, and Mason Taylor, and Keyshawn Whitehorse. Well, Keyshawn moved back to Utah, so we don’t actually travel together anymore, but when we go to an event, we usually all stay together.

“For the Velocity Tour,” he continued, “there’s a whole group of us. There’s me, Ricky Aguiar, Tye Chandler, Bryan Titman, and then Mason and Keyshawn, and our buddy Paul Knight’s been going with us a bunch.

“So there’s a whole group of us that go to that tour when we get the chance to go to those. It makes it so much better. Everybody can feed off of each other and encourage each other. It helps to be around guys that are actually your friends that you do other stuff with.”

Like many others before him, Toves said that the bull he would like to get on before he is retired is Bruiser. He feels that the bull would fit him.

“I feel that bull fits most people. A lot of guys can get along with him. If you ride bulls correctly, you can get along with him. He bucks really hard but there’s no tricks to him. He just bails in the air and kicks over his head every time, and turns back both ways.

“You dang sure don’t want to get out of time with him or get in the wrong spot, but if you ride that bull right a lot of guys can get along with him and ride him.”

When Taylor is not riding bulls, he is content to hang around the house and visit with friends from high school that don’t rodeo. He also likes to fish, and tries to do that as well.

“Since we don’t get to stay home much, when I am home I just relax around the house. Actually, I fish quite a bit. That’s what I’ve been doing a lot of the last couple of years.”

As of this writing, Toves is within the top 35 to qualify for the PBR World Finals. This would not be his first trip, as he won second in the Velocity Finals in 2017 and got the invitation to go.

“That was fine, and the Velocity Finals is a really good deal, but this year will be the first year I could actually qualify for the World Finals.”

And staying with the Vegas theme, that Vegas venue is his favorite.

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“I have to say because of going to the Finals, that’s my favorite venue, just because it’s such a big deal, especially since I got to go in 2017. I got to see what it was like, and it’s just what you dream of at this level. It’s just always what you’ve wanted to do and where you’ve wanted to be.

So, there’s nothing else like that place, that’s for sure!”

Currently, and as of this writing, Toves is sitting 27th in the world standings. With 11 more events to go, he is on track for his quest to qualify for the Finals this year.

Now that he is on the tour, the PBR is where Taylor wants to stay. He believes this is the big show which pits him against the best bulls and best cowboys. For him, it doesn’t get any better than that. Humps N Horns Bull Riding Magazine wishes him continued good luck on his journey.

Photos by Bull Stock Media and provided courtesy of PBR.

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Garrett Tribble rides Silver Creek Rodeo’s Rank and File for 87.5 points to tie for first place at the Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo in Sikeston, MO. Photo by Phillip Kitts / Avid Visual Imagery Humps-Horns.com · 27 · September 2019

Dr. J. Pat Evans Co-founder of Justin Sportsmedicine Passes Away

by Tracy Renck, PRCA Media Coordinator

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The rodeo and sports world lost a legend and pioneer in Dr. J. Pat Evans.

Evans, one of the founders of the Justin Sportsmedicine Program, who was inducted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame in 2004, passed away July 22. He was 88. Evans is survived by sons Kirk and Mike.

A celebration of the life and legacy of Dr. J. Pat Evans [took] place Aug. 11 at 2 p.m. (CT) at the River Ranch Stockyards at 500 NE 23rd Street, in Fort Worth, Texas.

The Justin Sportsmedicine Program was initiated at the 1980 National Finals Rodeo in Oklahoma City, and Evans, along with Don Andrews, was a driving force in making that happen.

Before Evans envisioned the Justin Sportsmedicine Program and worked to get it started, there was nothing organized for providing medical care to rodeo athletes. In 1981, the Justin Boots Company became the only sponsor the program has known in its years of service.

“Justin Sportsmedicine was my dream,” Evans told 1978 PRCA World Champion Bull Rider Butch Kirby one time in conversation.

“He was like a father to all of us,” Kirby said. “Cowboys used to go to Forest Lane in Dallas to see Dr. J. Pat so they could get fixed up. When he fixed cowboys and we won, he won also.”

ProRodeo Hall of Fame bull rider Donnie Gay knows Evans is irreplaceable.

“The world is a better place because he was here,” Gay said.

Rick Foster, who is the program director for the Justin Sportsmedicine team, was glad to have known Evans.

“He was a mentor for all of us and a great educator of rodeo sports medicine, and the best professional friend anyone could have,” Foster said.

And, Evans loved treating cowboys.

“The cowboys are the toughest guys on the planet,” Evans said before his passing through Dee Chambless, a family friend.

The reach of Evans’ influence in sports medicine is far and wide, and especially on Dr. Tandy Freeman, the Medical Director of the Justin Sportsmedicine team.

“To begin with, he (J. Pat) was one of my mentors,” Freeman said. “He is one of the people who has had a profound impact on my life. I wouldn’t be where I am, doing what I’m doing, if it hadn’t been for J. Pat. When I first met Dr. Evans, I was a resident in training, I hadn’t decided what I wanted to do.

I was doing an orthopedic surgery residency, but I hadn’t decided what area I wanted to focus my attention on whether it was going to be sports medicine, double-joint replacement or something else.

“The thing about J. Pat that was the most influential on me was witnessing the relationships he had with his patients.

How he talked to them and took care of them. It was a really personal form of medicine, nowadays it would be considered old-fashioned. He helped me determine how I wanted to go about dealing with patients and taking care of patients.”

Then, Freeman made the choice to practice what Evans did.

“I decided I wanted to do sports medicine, and then one day he called me up and said he was getting ready to retire and wanted to know if I was interested in taking care of his old patients,” Freeman said. “That had huge implications because he was really talking about the rodeo athletes he had taken care of over the years. Long before that, even while I was still a resident, we got to be friends, and he’s somebody that I love

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and care about. He was a role model not just for me, but lots of people. The Justin Sportsmedicine torch is still his, I’m just holding it to pass it on to the next person. J. Pat was the medical director emeritus. As long as he was able to do it, he was still the guy whose opinion counted the most.”

and the care they needed.”

In addition to rodeo athletes, Evans was one of the team doctors for the Dallas Cowboys from 1970-89 and a team doctor for the Dallas Mavericks from 1980-92.

“He was one of the pioneers in terms of developing sports medicine as an area of specialization,” Freeman said.

“Focusing on athletes and athletic people and approaching their care from the standpoint of getting them back to their athletic activities. His impact is more than just in the rodeo world. I met J. Pat when I was a resident in training, and I can tell you there are a couple hundred or more guys who are practicing orthopedic surgery today who J. Pat influenced.”

Evans also was responsible for suggesting and promoting the development of the Tom Landry Sports Medicine and Research Center, which opened in 1990 in Dallas. Even today, it is one of the best sports medicine facilities in the world.

“He had a lot of famous athletes that he took care of and was friends with,” Freeman said. “With the (Dallas) Cowboys there are guys he took care of who were arguably among the best ever that played the game and yet, he cared for the broken-down, weekend circuit cowboys just the same as he would for a guy who was a hall of famer in the NFL. To him, there was no difference in terms of the attention that they got

Evans is believed to be one of the first people in Dallas to develop a sports medicine practice. His practice was called Sports Medicine Clinic of North Texas.

It was through his work with the Dallas Cowboys that Evans was introduced to the world of rodeo through Cowboys running back Walt Garrison, who also competed on the rodeo trail in the offseason. Garrison was inducted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame in 2018.

“The first rodeo cowboy I think he (J. Pat) operated on was

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my brother (bull rider) Pete (Gay) in 1974,” Donnie Gay said.

“Pete tore his knee up, and my dad (Neal) was trying to find a good surgeon. He talked to Walt (Garrison) and he got J. Pat to look at him, and it started a good friendship. He was a great friend and a great man. J. Pat liked the mentality of the cowboys, and he saw that we didn’t mind paying for it as long as we were going to get what we were paying for. Finally, we had a surgeon catering to cowboys who knew what he was doing.”

Donnie Gay, an eight-time PRCA world champion, said Evans operated on him four times.

“The cowboys of today are reaping the benefits that J. Pat started,” Donnie Gay said. “The first Justin treatment room was the bull riders’ locker room at the 1976 NFR in Oklahoma City. Don (Andrews) was there with a bag of tape and Dr. Evans had medicine and they set up shop. Everybody was making fun of us being little sissy bull riders having to bring their team to the rodeo until Roy Duvall, the big steer wrestler, tore his knee up the first night and he was in the locker room after the rodeo that night. Dr. Evans worked his magic on his knee and he won the go-round the next night.

“By the fourth performance, the bull riders couldn’t hardly get in their own locker room. It morphed from there, and the

PRCA and Justin brands hit a home run on that one (forming the Justin Sportsmedicine team). It was a great fit and it still is.”

Joe Beaver, a three-time PRCA All-Around World Champion and five-time Tie-down Roping World Champion, appreciated Dr. Evans.

“He was a rough, gruff, tough doctor, but he was very caring and very sincere,” said Beaver, who was inducted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame in 2000. “He started something that has really been a benefit to the rodeo world and the cowboy individual.”

Tom Feller, the director of event marketing for Justin Brands, agreed with Beaver.

“Because of him they introduced what is arguably the greatest program to ever hit the sport (of rodeo),” Feller said. “I have had my (PRCA) card since 1974, so I rodeoed before it (Justin Sportsmedicine) came along and after, and there’s no question there’s no greater program that touched the sport and had a great impact on the individuals in the sport.”

Article and photo provided courtesy of ProRodeo Sports News.

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Relive the Top 11 Rides of J.B. Mauney’s Storied Career

By Darci Miller

PUEBLO, Colo. – With qualified ride No. 526, two-time World Champion J.B. Mauney now stands alone with the second-most qualified rides in PBR history, surpassing 2004 World Champion Mike Lee. Mauney notched his history-making ride on Saturday with 87.5 points aboard Boogie Bomb at the WinStar World Casino and Resort

Houston Invitational, presented by Bass Pro Shops, in Houston.

Since making his PBR debut in 2006, Mauney has notched 74 90-point rides – he’s No. 2 in that category as well, tied with two-time World Champion Justin McBride – and boasts some of the most memorable rides in PBR history.

Take a ride down memory lane and relive the best 11 rides of Mauney’s 526.

1) 95.25 points on Bushwacker (August 17, 2013, in Tulsa, Oklahoma) Not only was Mauney’s ride on Bushwacker his highest-scored ride ever at a whopping 95.25 points, it made history in that it broke the three-time World Champion Bull’s unridden streak at 42 consecutive buckoffs. It also began Mauney’s historic secondhalf comeback, in which he overcame a 3,056-point deficit to claim his first world title.

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2) 94.25 points on SweetPro’s Bruiser (April 9, 2017 in Billings, Montana) Prior to his victory at the Bad Boy Mowdown in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 2019, Mauney’s last Unleash The Beast win came in Billings, Montana, in 2017. He rode eventual World Champion Bull SweetPro’s Bruiser for 94.25 points in the championship round to win the event and vault to No. 3 in the world standings.

3) 94.25 points on Pearl Harbor (April 2, 2016 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota) Mauney rode Pearl Harbor for 94.25 points en route to the 15/15 Bucking Battle win in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, in 2016. Mauney is one of just six riders ever to Mauney finished No. 2 in the world standings for the make the 8 seconds aboard Pearl Harbor in the bull’s 61 second consecutive year in 2009, going 7-for-8 at the career outs.

World Finals. His last ride was a 93.75-point trip aboard Black Pearl to win the 2009 World Finals event title.

4) 94 points on Percolator (October 26, 2014 in Las Vegas, Nevada) 7) 93.75 points on Crosswired (November 3, 2008 in Las

Vegas, Nevada) Mauney went 5-for-6 at the 2014 PBR World Finals to finish second to three-time World Champion Silvano Two of the top-scored rides of Mauney’s career came at Alves. Mauney’s final ride was a 94-point trip aboard the 2008 World Finals, when he was en route to a thirdPercolator to win the championship round. place finish at the event and a No. 2 rank in the world standings. One of them came in Round 4, when he rode 5) 93.75 points on Smackdown (October 24, 2013 in Las Crosswired for 93.75 points.

Vegas, Nevada) Mauney won his first world title in 2013 on the back of an incredible comeback in the second half of the season and a 6-for-6 performance at the World Finals. While four of those rides were north of 90 points, the highest came in Round 2 when he rode Smackdown for 93.75 points. In his career, Mauney was 4-for-6 against Smackdown for an average score of 91.5 points.

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8) 93.5 points on Asteroid (August 18, 2012 in San Antonio, Texas) In 2012, Asteroid was on his was to his first and only World Champion Bull title when he came up against Mauney in San Antonio, Texas. Mauney gritted out a 93.5-point ride that he counts as one of his favorites ever.

“He had so much whip and kick, and you never really knew which way he was going to go,” Mauney told PBR.com in 2015. “I was holding onto the tail for the last couple of rounds.

I wasn’t turning loose. I didn’t know if I made it or not when I hit the ground.”

9) 93.5 points on Voodoo Child (September 11, 2010 in Greenville, South Carolina) Mauney became just the third cowboy ever to ride Voodoo Child when he made the 8 seconds in Greenville, South Carolina, earning 93.5 points.

Voodoo Child would go on to be ridden just five times in 54 premier series outs.

10) 93.5 points on Bones (February 13, 2009 in Oklahoma 11) 93.5 points on Troubadour (November 1, 2008 in Las City, Oklahoma) Vegas, Nevada) Bones, the World Champion Bull in 2008 and 2010, gave The second ride to make this list from the 2008 World up just four rides in 34 career outs on the premier series. Finals, Mauney rode Troubadour for 93.5 points in Round The first of those rides was J.B. Mauney in Oklahoma City 2 on his way to a 6-for-8 performance. in 2009 for 93.5 points.

Article provided courtesy of PBR. Photos by Bull Stock Media.

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6. Skyler Sims 83.5 7. Matthew Weaver 83 8. Quincey McDonald 82.5 Joe Phillips 82.5 Tonganoxie, KS August 3 1. JR Stratford 82 2. Ethan Saffer 81 3. Joe Phillips 70 4. Timothy Vaughan 61 Garnavillo, IA August 3 1. Ueberson Duarte 157 2. Adam McConnell 85 3. Henry Schwartz 84 4. Shea Russell 76.5 5. Tristan McClelland 73 6. Kolten Achenbach 70 Litchfield, MN August 3 1. Skyler Sims 82.5 Charleston, IL August 3 1. Lucas Phipps 87 2. Colton Griffin 86.5 3. Jack Gilmore 85.5 4. Matt Werries 84 5. Preston Schafer 82 6. Caleb Ruyle 80.5 7. Tyler Brinkley 69 Parkers Prairie, MN August 2 1. Junio Quaresima 163 2. Tyler Vierz 86 3. Wyatt Calvert 74 4. Brendon Averett 73 5. Dalton Sonenstahl 63 Chisholm, MN August 1 1. Cristiano Figueredo 154.5 2. Skyler Sims 147.5 3. Wyatt Calvert 143 4. Daniel Garcia 81.5 5. Chester Raber 81 6. Ueberson Duarte 79.5 7. Junio Quaresima 75 8. Keith Hall 72 Montevideo, MN July 31 1. Skyler Sims 167 2. Blake Dunsmore 155.5 3. Cristiano Figueredo 84 4. Junio Quaresima 78 5. Wyatt McGee 71.5 Brainerd, MN July 30 1. Skyler Sims 170.5 2. Keith Hall 86.5 3. Daniel Garcia 76 4. Junio Quaresima 75.5 5. Cristiano Figueredo 74.5 La Valle, WI July 27 1. Cody Kraabel 170.5 2. Skyler Sims 166 3. Junio Quaresima 88 4. Adam McConnell 87.5 5. Keith Hall 85.5 6. Shea Russell 85 Palmyra, MO July 27 1. Dayton Durbin 84 2. Matthew Weaver 77 3. Daniel Birky 70 4. Trevor Zerrusen 69 Rochester, MN July 26 1. Henry Yoder 150 2. Junio Quaresima 88 3. Keith Hall 85.5 4. Daniel Garcia 78 5. Wyatt Calvert 73 Mendon, IL July 26 No Qualified Rides

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Owensville, MO July 24 1. Lucas Phipps 86 2. Quincey McDonald 83.5 3. Mark Detweiler 82 4. Bob Mitchell 75

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Federation Cup Standings

1. Skyler Sims Peculiar, MO $13,557.80 2. Ueberson Duarte Sherman, SD $8,193.62 3. Javier Garcia Baja California, Mexico$6,845.00 4. Coy Thorson* Fergus Falls, MN $6,061.00 5. Cody Kraabel* Cashton, WI $4,907.70 6. Shea Russell Iberia, MO $4,713.18 7. Jack Gilmore Ironton, MO $4,403.15 8. Keith Hall Blakely, GA $4,370.46 9. Wyatt Calvert Camdenton, MO $3,554.90 10. Colton Griffin* Advance, MO $3,203.29 11. Adam McConnell* Poplar Grove, IL $3,196.71 12. Lucas Phipps Mtn. View, MO $3,172.40 13. Buddy Asher La Plata, MO $3,007.08 14. Cristiano Figueredo Oklahoma City, OK $2,820.00 15. Gavin Michel Nixa, MO $2,461.86 16. Dustyn Thomas* Dickson, TN $2,446.20 17. Ryan Essenpreis Lebanon, IL $2,426.58 18. Tyler Brinkley Simpson, IL $2,291.99 19. Dakota Eagleburger Fair Grove, MO $1,886.85 20. Daniel Garcia Oklahoma City, OK $1,885.00 21. Eduardo De Oliveira Boyd, TX $1,875.42 22. Ben Williams* Irving, IL $1,764.00 23. Caleb Ruyle Roodhouse, IL $1,740.68 24. Cole Morris* Ashland, MO $1,656.00 25. Chandler Durbin Clay City, IL $1,651.50 26. Creek Young Fordland, MO $1,468.80 27. Dayton Durbin* Jacksonville, IL $1,305.00 28. Matthew Weaver Grovespring, MO $1,304.91 29. Luke Bradley Seligman, MO $1,269.36 30. Christian Cox Clay City, IL $1,242.72

*Denotes Rookie

 Ride hard and God bless.

We will see ya down the road!

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Photos provided courtesy of Casey Martin Photography

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National Professional Bull Riders Association News

2019 STANDINGS 1. Kyle McDaniel 2. Yorny Burgos Acosta 3. Fletcher Jowera 4. McKade Harvey 5. Shane Semien 6. Rodrigo Melgar 7. Tres Garcia 8. L.C. Hennig 9. Hudson Williams 10. Brett Garza 11. Donald Francis 12/13. James Harper 12/13. Max Castro 14. Jaron Sheehan 15. Mike Lee 16. Jonathan Brown 17. Troy Garcia 18/19. Colby Scallion 18/19. Ouncie Mitchell 20. Tyler Werner 21. Chris Crouch 22. Gunner Conklin 23/24. Canyon Bass 23/24. Matt Sustaita

Jaron Sheehan receives the Monsoon Silver trophy buckle for his win at the NPBR event in Bryan, Texas. Presenting the buckle is NPBR stock contractor Mark Swearington.

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$ 3,032 $ 2,969 $ 2,457 $ 2,070 $ 1,682 $ 1,638 $ 1,634 $ 1,581 $ 1,513 $ 1,459 $ 1,276 $ 1,228 $ 1,228 $ 1,058 $ 1,027 $ 839 $ 819 $ 638 $ 638 $ 635 $ 491 $ 273 $ 204 $ 204 As of July 1, 2019

WHERE’S THE BEEF? 2019

*-Added Money Amount Is For Each Night (E)EST · (M)MST · (P)PST Information Subject to Change Without Notice Date

Location

WEEKLY EVENTS Fri / Sat Wichita, KS Fri / Sat Fort Worth, TX Fri / Sat Fort Worth, TX AUGUST Aug 30-31 Aug 30-31 Aug 31 Aug 31

Archdale, NC Freedom, OK Dickinson, ND Essex, IA

Aug 31 Aug 31

Mountain Grove, MO Ellensburg, WA Aug 31 Waynesville, OH Aug 31 Forest, VA Aug 31-Sep 1 Sebeka, MN Aug 31-Sep 1 Lathrop, MO Aug 31-Sep 1 Belton, TX SEPTEMBER Sep 1 Ebensburg, PA Sep 1 Richwood, OH Sep 1 Marietta, OH

Added $

Open

Time

$500

Mon Thur Thur

6-10pm 6-10pm 6-10pm

Call In #

Assn/Event

316-204-2624 254-371-7343 254-371-7343

PRCA/Stockyards Championship Rodeo

$2,500

8/26

6-8pm

918-484-5143

$3,000

8/26

6-10pm

712-374-6053

TBA

8/19

6-10pm

417-924-3591

$500 $1,000 $12,000 $2,000

8/26 8/26 8/19 8/26

8-10pm 8-10pm 4-8pm

336-861-2219 336-861-2219 651-439-0640 660-441-3088

$1,000 $1,000 $2,000

EC 48 hrs prior to perf

8/26 8/26

8-10pm 8-10pm

717-334-7724 336-861-2219 336-861-2219

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Club Rodeo Billy Bob’s Texas

PBR Touring Pro Division LJ Jenkins Bullriding Tour PBR Touring Pro Division BOA/EBRT NFPB PRCA Xtreme Bulls Tour FInale SEBRA SEBRA NFPB Amped Up Pro Bull Tour PBR Touring Pro Division

BullRide Mania SEBRA SEBRA

WHERE’S THE BEEF? 2019

*-Added Money Amount Is For Each Night (E)EST · (M)MST · (P)PST Information Subject to Change Without Notice Date

Location

Added $

Sep 2

Contoocook, NH St. Paul, MN Window Rock, AZ Lewiston, ID Anaheim, CA Waynesville, OH North Bloomfield, OH Lexington, VA Albuquerque, NM Kinmundy, IL Peoria, IL TBA Spencer, IA Pendleton, OR Searcy, AR Springfield, MO Berlin, CT Windsor, VA Floyd, VA Gordonsville, VA Waynesville, OH Whapeton, ND Eureka, MO

$2,000 $6,000

8/26 8/19

$500 $1,500 $1,000

Sep 2 Sep 4 Sep 4 Sep 6-7 Sep 7 Sep 7 Sep 7 Sep 7 Sep 7 Sep 7 Sep 7 Sep 8 Sep 9-10 Sep 12 Sep 13-15 Sep 13-15 Sep 13-15 Sep 14 Sep 14 Sep 14 Sep 14 Sep 14

Open

Time

Call In #

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8-10pm 6-10pm

336-861-2219 712-261-0241

9/3 9/3 9/3

8-10pm 8-10pm 8-10pm

336-861-2219 336-861-2219 336-861-2219

$1,000

8/26

5-9pm

618-267-1782

$2,000 $1,500

9/2 8/26

6-10pm

660-441-3088 712-261-0241

$2,000

9/2

6-10pm

417-924-3591

$2,000 $500 $500 $2,000 $500 $5,000 $3,000

9/9 9/9 9/9 9/9 9/9 9/9 9/2

8-10pm 8-10pm 8-10pm 8-10pm 8-10pm 6-9pm 6pm

336-861-2219 336-861-2219 336-861-2219 336-861-2219 336-861-2219 320-266-1487 573-823-2569

SEBRA BOA PBR Velocity Tour PRCA Xtreme Bulls PBR Unleash the Beast SEBRA SEBRA SEBRA PRCA Xtreme Bulls NFPB PBR Velocity Tour Amped Up Pro Bull Tour BOA PBR Touring Pro Division NFPB PBR Unleash the Beast SEBRA SEBRA SEBRA SEBRA SEBRA NFPB NFPB

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WHERE’S THE BEEF? 2019

*-Added Money Amount Is For Each Night (E)EST · (M)MST · (P)PST Information Subject to Change Without Notice Date

Location

Sep 20-21

Williston, ND Syracuse, NY Oklahoma City, OK Nebraska City, NE Waynesville, OH Burbank, OH Belle, MO Fairfax, VA Adrian, MO Fort Smith, AR Hillsdale, MI Fayetteville, AR Portland, ME Granite City, IL Delaware, OK Waynesville, OH Eden, TX Powhatan, VA Coshocton, OH New Braunfels, TX

Sep 20-21 Sep 20-21 Sep 20-21 Sep 21 Sep 21 Sep 21 Sep 21-22 Sep 22 Sep 25 Sep 25 Sep 26 Sep 27-28 Sep 27-28 Sep 28 Sep 28 Sep 28 Sep 28 Sep 29 Sep 29

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Time

Call In #

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9/16 9/16 9/16 9/9

8-10pm 8-10pm 6-10pm

712-374-6053 336-861-2219 336-861-2219 417-924-3591

$1,000

9/16

6-10pm

660-227-3008

$1,500 $2,000

9/16 9/23

8-10pm

336-861-2219 660-441-3088

$1,000* $2,000 $500

9/16 9/23 9/23 9/23 9/23 9/23

6pm

573-823-2569 918-467-0067 336-861-2219 281-684-2477 336-861-2219 336-861-2219

$2,250 $1,000

8-10pm 8-10pm 8-10pm

Assn/Event PRCA Xtreme Bulls PBR Velocity Tour PRCA Xtreme Bulls BOA / EBRT Finale SEBRA SEBRA NFPB PBR Unleash the Beast NFPB PRCA Xtreme Bulls SEBRA Amped Up Pro Bull Tour PBR Velocity Tour NFPB Bull Riders, Inc. SEBRA Backyard Bull Riders SEBRA SEBRA PRCA Xtreme Bulls

OCTOBER Oct 4-5

Huntington, WV

PBR Velocity Tour

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WHERE’S THE BEEF? 2019

*-Added Money Amount Is For Each Night (E)EST · (M)MST · (P)PST Information Subject to Change Without Notice Date

Location

Added $

Oct 4-5

Minneapolis, MN Fredonia, PA Bellville, TX Kinmundy, IL Columbus, OH Fredonia, KS Egypt, TX Salina, KS Greensboro, NC Liberty, TX Wichita, KS Nampa, ID Annville, PA Del Rio, TX Rapid City, SD

PBR Unleash the Beast EC 48 hrs prior to perf 717-334-7724 $1,000 BullRide Mania 9/30 281-684-2477 Backyard Bull Riders $1,000 9/23 5-9pm 618-267-1782 NFPB PBR Touring Pro Division $1,500 10/7 6pm 918-467-0067 Bull Riders, Inc. $1,500 10/5 979-282-1754 Backyard Brawl Bull Blowout PRCA Xtreme Bulls PBR Unleash the Beast PRCA Xtreme Bulls $1,000 10/14 316-204-2624 Bull Riders, Inc. / Club Rodeo PBR Unleash the Beast $1,000 10/14 8-10pm 336-861-2219 SEBRA Copa De La Amistad 830-309-6444 / 830-309-6443 Ana’s Chute Out Bullriding PBR Velocity Tour

Oct 5 Oct 5 Oct 5 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 12 Oct 12 Oct 12-13 Oct 16 Oct 18-19 Oct 18-19 Oct 19 Oct 19 Oct 26

BUCKING BULL EVENTS September Sep 1 Ft. Lupton, CO Sep 1 Fort Scott, KS Sep 7 Bordertown, OK Sep 7 Salinas, CA Sep 7 Decatur, TX Sep 7 Harlotown, MT Sep 7 Ash Flat, AR Sep 8 Cody, WY Sep 13-14 Springfield, MO Sep 14 Trinity, NC Sep 14 Colome, SD Sep 21 Palestine, IL Sep 28 Las Vegas, NV Sep 28 New Albany, MS Sep 28 Lexington, NC October Oct 4-5 Freedom, OK Oct 5 King, NC

Open

8/14-30 8/19-26

Time

Call In #

573-259-1420

8/19-26 8/26-9/2 9/2-8 9/16-23 9/9-13

618-263-8163

9/16-20

336-247-3590

TBA 9/23-29

719-468-8576

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Assn/Event

ABBI / Buckers Unlimited ABBI / Jesse Pohlmann ABBI / BTCA ABBI / Gold Coast Bucking Bulls Texas Bucking Bull Association ABBI / WSBBA ABBI/ Blue Collar Bucking Bull ABBI/ MBBA/ WSBBA ABBI Backyard Buckers ABBI / MBBA ABBI / Cody Skees WSBBA Finals ABBI/ Blue Collar Bucking Bull ABBI / Jamey Parrish ABBI / Arlene Frihauf Backyard Buckers

WHERE’S THE BEEF? 2019

*-Added Money Amount Is For Each Night (E)EST · (M)MST · (P)PST Information Subject to Change Without Notice Date

Location

Oct 26

Castle Rock, CO

YOUTH / MINI BULL RIDING September Sep 1 La Porte, TX Sep 6 Colfax, WA Sep 7 Monahans, TX Sep 7 Decatur, TX Sep 13-14 Lockney, TX Sep 13-15 Guthrie, OK Sep 14 Whitney, TX Sep 14 New Plymouth, ID Sep 14 Gordonsville, VA Sep 14-15 Sulphur, OK Sep 27-29 Grand Rapids, MI Sep 28 Powhatan, VA Sep 28 Sep 28 Monahans, TX October Oct 5 Decatur, TX Oct 11-13 Andrews, TX Oct 18-20 Ada, OK Oct 19 Decatur, TX Oct 19 Mountain View, MO

Added $

Open

Time

Call In #

TBA

9/2

9/8 9/9

9/23

9/30

10/14 10/17

Assn/Event Buckers Unlimited Finals

TCJBR Southeast Region 208-634-9229 IMBA/ Olson’s Miniature Bulls TCJBR West Region 940-453-2364/940-210-1619 Cowboy Youth Bull Riders MBR / Leal’s Arena IMBA World Finals 5-9pm 254-715-5402 TCJBR Central Region Finals 208-634-9229 IMBA/ Olson’s Miniature Bulls 540-569-0606 IMBA/ Baad to the Bone South Central Youth Rodeo Assn IMBA Major Event 540-569-0606 IMBA/ Baad to the Bone IMBA/ Olson’s Miniature Bulls Finals 208-634-9229 TCJBR West Region 940-453-2364/940-210-1619 Cowboy Youth Bull Riders TCJBR State Finals South Central Youth Rodeo Assn 940-453-2364/940-210-1619 Cowboy Youth Bull Riders 417-293-0404 IMBA/ Barrels, Bulls, Roping

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CLASSIFIEDS Practice Pens

Practice Pens

PISGAH, AL - TIM COX, TCB, ANYTIME, CALL FIRST, 256-996-9426

JACKSONVILLE, NC - Aleck Barnard, Elite Cowboy Rodeo Assoc., Onslow Rodeo Arena, 6pm Every Other Sunday, Call First, 910-381-8597

NEW MARKET, AL - EC Hunt, 5:30pm Sun., 256-683-8169 BATESVILLE, AR - James Bechdoldt, Anytime, Call First, 870-307-9923 CONWAY, AR - Mark Lindsey, Ride & Shine Cattle Company, Anytime, Call First, 501-730-4557 ELFRIDA, AZ - D Davis Bucking Bulls, 4pm Sat., Call First, 520-642-3737 LINCOLN, CA - B Bar Ranch, B Bar Indoor Arena, Rain or Shine, All Rough Stock, 916-206-4059 MARYSVILLE, CA - PacWest, 5pm Wed., Steers & Bulls, Call First, 530-751-6643 FRESNO, CA - Toro Bravo Arena, Thur. by appt., Call First, 559-577-2445 ELIZABETH, CO - Tuff Garcia, Tuff E Nuff, 6pm Mon., Rain or Shine, 970-846-0788 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO - Tuff E Nuff, 6pm Wed., Apr-Nov., 970-846-6828/3354 ALDEN, IA - Circle C Rodeo, 6pm Wed., Rain or Shine, Call for alternate dates 641-373-3625

Do You Have a Livestock Layover or Practice Pen? List it for FREE in the Classifieds.

WOODBINE, IA - Tom & Kristina Kelley, every Sun. (weather permitting).

Beginner - rank bulls. Call 712-5922493

Call our office at 325-500-BULL (2855)

KENDALLVILLE, IN - B Bar A Bucking Bulls, Heidi Speicher, 7pm Every Thur, Call First, 260-564-5864/Troy

For More Information on listing your facilities

JACKSONVILLE, IL - Lazy C Rodeo, 10am-3pm Sun., Rain or shine, Call First, 217-245-8280

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CHANDLER, OK - JAM Bulls, 2pm Sun., 7pm Wed., Call First, 405-570-9010 SOPER/HUGO, OK - RBL Rodeo Bulls, Anytime with 4-6 hour notice, Rain or Shine, 307-461-1741 EAGLEVILLE, TN - BF Cattle Company, 2pm Sun., Jackpot, Call First, 615-336-4313 EMORY, TX - Oakes & Greene’s, 7pm Wed., 903-348-8630 LORENA, TX - Rocking S Ranch, Tue., Jackpot, Call First, 254-716-0779 MANSFIELD, TX - JC Knapp Ranch, 4pm Sun/6pm Wed., $5 at the gate to ride as many as you want, 817-223-3692 SIMMS, TX - Wilburn Bucking Bulls, 7pm Every Other Thur., 903-543-3025 PETROLIA, TX - Norris Dalton, 7pm Wed., 940-733-3020 DECATUR, TX - Cullen Calame, Denton Creek Farms, Call First, 940-393-3730 NOCONA, TX - 4x Arena, Call First, 501-944-1907 STEPHENVILLE, TX - Young Arena, every Sunday 2:30pm (rain or shine). $5 at gate to ride as many as you want or to watch.

Variety of bulls - beginners to rank. Young Arena Facebook page or call Mike Young 254-967-2313 NOCONA, TX - Locke Bucking Bulls, Call First, 940-872-0733

Livestock Layovers BATESVILLE, AR - James Bechdoldt, White River Rodeo, 870-307-9923

CLASSIFIEDS Livestock Layovers RAYMOND, IL - Randy Littrell, Shop Creek Cattle, 217-556-0551 MARYSVILLE, KS - Gary Hershey, 4H Bucking Bulls and Marysville Sale Barn, Call First, 785-292-4952 LAKE CHARLES, LA - Keith Strickland, Deep South Rodeo Genetics, 337-304-1493 SALEM, MO - Hwy 32 & 72, Salem Livestock Auction, 573-729-8880 HELENA, MT - Jim Horne, Bull Horne Ranch, 406-459-5706 FERNLEY, NV - Nathan Pudsey, Circle P Bucking Bulls, 775-750-2168 CLAYTON, NM - Justin Keeth, Lazy J 3 Bucking Bulls, 575-447-0877 BETHESDA, OH - 15 Miles off I-70, TCB Ranch, 304-281-4530 SOPER/HUGO, OK - RBL Rodeo Bulls, Anytime with 4-6 hours notice, 307-461-1741 BOX ELDER, SD - Gus “Duane” Aus, Lazy Heart O Ranch, 605-923-3426 BUCHANAN, TN - Parsons & Milam 731-642-8346 CLARKSVILLE, TX - Brian Agnew, BA Livestock, 903-669-9189 DUBLIN, TX - Mike Godfrey, Godfrey 4X Cattle, 817-235-2852 MANSFIELD, TX - JC Knapp Ranch, JC Knapp Rodeo, 817-223-3692 MIDLAND, TX - Ted Norton, Norton Bucking Bulls, 432-413-8433 DECATUR, TX - Cullen Calame, Denton Creek Farms, 940-393-3730 SIMMS, TX - Near I-30 Texarkana, Wilburn Bucking Bulls, 863-381-2799

Livestock Layovers

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CHEYENNE, WY - Floyd & Ann Thomas, TTnT Ranch, 307-778-8806

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2019 Schedule ​ NewPort, WA - September 20-22 New River, AZ- October 4-6 Panguitch, UT- October 11-13 ​Brownwood, TX- Nov 27- Dec 1 (incl R&B)

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PROFESSIONAL QUALITY BULLROPES Raymond Branch, Custom Braider Maker of World, NFR, & PBR Champion Bullropes Strictly custom-braided to your specifications.

(928) 289-9611 www.mypqb.com

Western Wanderings the best ride With hat jammed tight down on his head His will and his senses collide He nods to the gate man and hangs on tight This cowboy is ready to ride

But this cowboy has a goal of his own He has just one thing to prove He’ll ride this fur storm to the buzzer And he counters the bull’s every move

The gate opens wide and the bull makes his move And jumps nearly ten feet broadside His body is almost vertical As cowboy’s head meets bull’s backside

The seconds tick by as the crowd holds its breath Cowboy and bull now at war When the buzzer sounds, he’s still hangin’ on And the crowd begins to roar

Hind legs hit the ground with a jarring jolt The cowboy is thrown to the right It looks like he’s going to lose his seat But he’s not yet done for this night

He lets go the rope and takes hat in hand And slaps that old bull on the horn Then jumps to the ground and waves to the crowd Who’ve witnessed a legend just born

The rider senses the beast’s next move He’s sure on his game tonight He turns and shifts his weight just in time And now they’re in for a fight

As this cowboy grins and pumps his fist He realizes deep down inside With a winning score of ninety-four He’s just made his very best ride

Froth flying in every direction That bull spins and bucks with great flare He twists, and he turns with one goal in mind To make this man fly through the air

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