1. Billy Bugenig, 3.4 seconds, $17,512 2. Trevor Knowles, 3.6, $13,840 3. Kyle Hughes and Dean Gorsuch, 4.1, $8,897. 5. Jule Hazen, 4.2, $4,519 6. Ethen Thouvenell, 4.3, $2,825

1. Joe Gunderson, 88 points, Brookman Rodeo’s Good Times, $17,512 2. Bobby Mote, 86.5, Powder River’s Showboat, $13.840 3. Wes Stevenson on Classic Pro Rodeo’s Sorrel Top and Kayce Feild on Calgary Stampede’s Coconut Roll, 84.5, $8,897. 5. Steven Dent on Beutler & Son’s Molly Brown and Will Lowe on Calgary Stampede’s Kauai Coconut, 82, $3,672.

After the awards ceremony Wednesday night, my wife and I went into the Cheyenne Frontier Days party. It was a large room at the South Point, and there were plenty of people filing in. The Cheyenne committee always throws a nice bash during the PRCA Convention. From there, we went to a suite for a[...]

So last night, I wasn’t able to post on the fly on the blog, so I went through my Facebook account — yes, you can find TwisTED Rodeo on Facebook, and that can direct you as you go. So I apologize to anyone who doesn’t “like” TwisTED Rodeo on Facebook for not having the up-to-the-minute[...]

Canadian Curtis Cassidy of Donalda, Alberta, is the No. 2 man in the most prestigious world standings in ProRodeo, the all-around. He still has to have one of the best Wrangler National Finals Rodeos ever to surpass Trevor Brazile for the gold buckle. Cassidy has earned $137,461 wrestling steer and roping calves in ProRodeo, yet[...]

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