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Entertainment overload

I’ve got the TV set on March Madness, and I’ve got the computer set on RodeoHouston. Technology is awesome, and I’m glad I get to watch them both. Right now, we just wrapped up bronc riding in Reliant Stadium, where Cody DeMoss rode Carr Pro Rodeo’s Miss Congeniality to win the round and advance to[...]
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Down to the nitty gritty

The most stressful three days of RodeoHouston begin tonight with the wild card round, which features the 12 contestants in each discipline who did not place in the top four in the two semifinals. They will battle for the final two spots in tomorrow’s Super Series Championship. Taking just a sixth of the field means[...]
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On the air

I’m watching/listening to RodeoHouston’s livestreaming webcast of tonight’s semifinal round at RodeoHouston. I enjoy the show and listening to Reliant Stadium announcers Boyd Polhamus and Bob Tallman. It’s like being in the media room at the NFR, except without the yelling. It’s a great show, especially when only the top four contestants in each event[...]
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Race of the titans

Brittany Pozzi and Lindsay Sears were just two-thirds of an incredible race for the 2011 barrel racing world championship. If RodeoHouston is any indication, 2012 could be just as exciting. Through the first of two semifinals on Wednesday night, Sears won the round with a 13.93-second run, followed by Pozzi’s 14.14. Through four go-rounds inside[...]
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Reality horsemen

“Full Metal Jousting” is a reality show that gets inside on the newest version of the Medieval sport, and it features two ProRodeo cowboys, bull rider Nathan Klassen of Broken Arrow, Okla., and world champion steer wrestler Rope Myers of Van, Texas. Nathan is a longtime friend of mine. He’s a Prairie Circuit champion bull[...]
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Nothing Gray in his way

Ryan Gray won two of three bareback riding go-rounds in the final Super Series of RodeoHouston. He placed second on the only night in which he did not win, so he won the three-ride average by five points over three-time world champion Will Lowe. In all, Gray won $8,700. That’s $4,000 more than Lowe, who[...]
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Suhn saves the day

On Sunday afternoon during the first go-round of Super Series V at RodeoHouston, Todd Suhn had a rodeo-saving 11.9-second steer wrestling run. It wasn’t one of those lightning-quick times we’re used to seeing at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, but it was as dramatic as any you’ll ever see. Suhn’s steer shot out of the[...]
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