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Tanner Aus (Granite Falls, Minn.), $5,000 7. Jacob Raine (Mount Pleasant, Tenn.), $8,000 5. Leighton Berry (Weatherford, Texas), $9,500 4. Caleb Bennett (Corvallis, Mont.), $9,500 2. Rocker Steiner (Weatherford, Texas), $10,500 2. Tristan Martin (Sulphur, La.), $2,500 - Jacob Talley (Keatchie, La.), $0.ġ. Talon Roseland (Marshalltown, Iowa.), $3,000 10. Tyler Waguespack (Gonzales, La.), $4,500 7. Riley Duvall (Checotah, Ohio), $5,500 3 Jesse Brown (Baker City, Ore.), $5,500 3. Tristan Martin (Sulphur, La.), 15.7 - Harley Cole (Okotoks, Alta.), no time - Tyler Waguespack (Gonzales, La.), no time - Tanner Brunner (Ramona, Kan.), no time.ġ. Jesse Brown (Baker City, Ore.), 4.0 seconds, $5,500 2. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Ouch! … Day 8 of the Stampede rodeo goes Friday at 1:30 p.m. The second and wrap-up day of the event goes Friday … Score one for the steers, as bulldogger Tyler Waguespack - one of the world’s best steer wrestlers - took a horn right in the side/back when he came off his horse and landed on one belonging to an elusive target. Third was Nash Loewen, of Winfield, Alta., with a 68.5. Five of the six riders made the eight seconds, with Saskatchewan’s Chase Skene finishing runner-up with a 69.5 mark. And Brazil’s de Souza danced to a 77.5.ĭay 1 of junior steer riding saw Hayden Mackay, of Claresholm, Alta., make the most of what was a wild ride - complete with a scary dismount - to post an impressive 76.5 score. Oklahoma’s Kimzey scored 84.0 on Diamond Back.

Missouri’s Creek Young, who got bucked off, is the only bull rider with safe passage to Showdown Sunday thanks to $11,000 for his wins in Rounds 1 and 2 of Pool B action.ī.C.’s Gardner won Thursday with 84.5 points on Bad Chute Crazy for $5,500. Those that rode ’em - top-guy Jacob Gardner, Trey Kimzey, Maverick Potter and Alan de Souza - put themselves in position to qualify for the championship round.

Them bulls are proving ugly to ride at the Stampede.Īnother day came and went with just four of 11 bulls being ridden.

“I was here last year (for the first time), but last doesn’t really count, because COVID made it suck,” Brown added. Struxness is next on $9,500, while Brown moves into a logjam at $5,500 with Ohio’s Riley Duvall and Nevada’s Dakota Eldridge. Kansas cowboy Tanner Brunner is on top with $10,000. “(Thursday) is kind of a one-header to see who advances.” “It’s open for anybody, I think,” Brown said. That barely edged Minnesota bulldogger JD Struxness and his 4.1s trip and tightened up the standings in Pool B play.

Jesse Brown, of Baker City, Ore., laid down the quickest steer wrestling time in 4.0 seconds Thursday.

Their totals were propped up Thursday after Jake Finlay’s re-ride to complete Wednesday’s go-round was a dud, allowing Brennan and Andersen to officially celebrate their first-place split. Just keep gassing, and everything worked out right.” She just kept giving me some cool moves but getting off the ground. “I set my feet (Thursday), and she hit me in the back, and I realized it was go-time.

“Just keep gassing,” Raine said on Sportsnet about being in control of his fate - both on the bronc and in the standings.

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The wily ol’ vets - compared at least to 18-year-old Steiner - posted matching 87s on Free Shipping and Montana Cat respectively for $5,000 each.īut it’s Texan Steiner who is still on top in the aggregate with $10,500 through three rounds.īoth Bennett, a Montana cowboy, and Raine, of Tennessee, however, move up to second and fourth respectively to $9,500 and $8,000 in pursuit of one of four qualifying spots out of Pool B for Showdown Sunday. Jacob Raine and Caleb Bennett out-rocked Rocker Steiner in Thursday’s bareback event.“If it’s in God’s plan …” he added.” I’m going to be roping to make it four (Stampede titles).”