Bulls lose one at Buffalo Bill Rodeo
Jeff Bertus of Avon, S.D., rode his way Friday into the best any only score in bull riding at the Buffalo Bill Rodeo.
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Jeff Bertus of Avon, S.D., rode his way Friday into the best any only score in bull riding at the Buffalo Bill Rodeo.
Tie-down roper Marty Yates swings his way to Round 4 victory
Tie-down roper Marty Yates swings his way to Round 4 victory
In Texas, cowboys buck up at return of rodeos AFP 1 hr ago AFP © Sergio FLORES Crowd members look on as a rider is thrown from his horse at the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo, April 16, 2021 in San Angelo, Texas It took Jeff Bertus 14 hours to drive from his small town in South Dakota to reach the Friday night rodeo in San Angelo, Texas, fueled by the young cowboy's hope of seeing eight seconds of action -- tops. The baby-faced American aged 29 is a bull rider, one of the stars that rodeo crowds wait for all evening and who are often the reason people buy tickets.
( March 15, 2021) – Fans watched the greatest jackpot team roper in history extend his record of wins and break the all-time earnings record at the world’s richest pro roping Sunday night in Oklahoma. Kory Koontz, 49, of Stephenville, Texas, clinched victory at the Wrangler Bob Feist Invitational (BFI) presented by Yeti for the record third time, riding a horse he raised and nursed back to health after a horrific auto accident a year ago. Exactly 25 years after Koontz won back-to-back BFI titles with Rube Woolsey and Matt Tyler, he and Manny Egusquiza Jr. roped six steers in 46.48 seconds...