All-around cowboy:Ryan
Jarrett, $3,390, steer wrestling and tie-down roping.
Bareback riding:1.
Kaycee Feild, 86 points on Bar T Rodeo’s Beatrice, $2,280; 2. Kelly
Timberman, 83, $1,748; 3. (tie) Zach Dishman and Cody DeMers, 82,
$1,064 each; 5. (tie) Ryan Gray and Bobby Mote, 81, $456 each; 7.
(tie) Casey Colletti, Clint Lear and Steven Dent, 80, $177 each.
Steer wrestling: First round:1.
Brad Johnson, 4.1 seconds, $1,460; 2. Olin Hannum, 4.4, $1,208; 3.
Jake Hannum, 4.5, $957; 4. (tie) Cody Thacker and Tom Lewis, 4.6,
$579 each; 6. Hadley “Gunner” Gunn, 4.7, $252.Second
round:1. Wade
Sumpter, 3.8 seconds, $1,460; 2. Kenneth Lewis, 3.9, $1,208; 3.
Tommy Cook, 4.0, $957; 4. Jule Hazen, 4.1, $705; 5. Jake Rinehart,
4.5, $453; 6. (tie) Olin Hannum and Dru Melvin, 4.6, $126 each.Average:1.
Olin Hannum, 9.0 seconds on two head, $1,460; 2. Jake Hannum, 9.6,
$1,208; 3. Ryan Jarrett, 9.8, $957; 4. Jake Rinehart, 10.1, $705; 5.
(tie) Craig James Smith and Cooper Shofner, 11.3, $352 each.
Team roping: First round:1.
(tie) Britt Williams/Derick Fleming and Tadd Thomas/K.C. Curtis, 6.3
seconds, $736 each; 3. Justin Hodson/Cole Wilson, 7.1, $421; 4.
Brandon Thone/Cole Bigbee, 7.6, $210.Second
round:1. Jesse
Sheffield/Ryan Mayfield, 5.8 seconds, $841 each; 2. Brian Winn/Dusty
Morse, 6.2, $631; 3. Steve Sherwood/Jade Anderson, 6.9, $421; 4.
Pace Freed/Max Kuttler, 11.5, $210.Average:1.
Jesse Sheffield/Ryan Mayfield, 17.4 seconds on two head, $1,262
each; 2. Brian Winn/Dusty Morse, 17.5, $947; 3. Steve Sherwood/Jade
Anderson, 19.2, $631; 4. Justin Hodson/Cole Wilson, 23.1, $316.
Saddle bronc riding:1.
Jesse Wright, 85 points on Bar T Rodeo’s Big Hopper, $2,753; 2.
Tyler Corrington, 84, $2,111; 3. Rusty Allen, 82, $1,560; 4. (tie)
Chad Ferley, Chet Johnson and Jesse Bail, 81, $704 each; 7. Jake
Wright, 80, $367; 8. Cody Martin, 79, $275.
Tie-down roping: First round:1.
Scott Kormos, 8.1 seconds, $1,332; 2. Ryan Jarrett, 9.2, $1,102; 3.
Shank Edwards, 9.3, $872; 4. Trevor Thiel, 9.4, $643; 5. Rhett
Ridling, 9.5, $413; 6. Tuf Cooper, 9.6, $230.Second
round:1. (tie)
Jerome Schneeberger and Hunter Herrin, 8.4 seconds, $1,217 each; 3.
(tie) Cole Wilson and Adam Gray, 8.5, $758 each; 5. (tie) Cy Eames
and Tuf Cooper, 8.6, $321 each.Average:1.
Ryan Jarrett, 18.1 seconds on two head, $1,332; 2. Tuf Cooper, 18.2,
$1,102; 3. Jerome Schneeberger, 18.4, $872; 4. Cole Wilson, 19.0,
$643; 5. Cy Eames, 19.4, $413; 6. Rhett Ridley, 19.5, $230.
Bull riding:1.
Wace Holmes, 84 points on Bar T Rodeo’sAustin,
$3,249; 2. Shawn Proctor, 83, $2,491; 3. Travis Atkinson, 82,
$1,841; 4. (tie) Chris Roundy and Mike Serr, 81, $975 each; 6. (tie)
Troy James and Cody Clyde, 80, $487 each; 8. (tie) Jace Hutchison
and Corey Navarre, 79, $162 each.
Total payoff:$88,282.Stock
contractor:Bar
T Rodeo.Rodeo
secretary:Wendie
Flitton.Officials:George
Gibbs, Kenny Behling and Bruce Keller.Timers:Kellie
Francis and Linda Flitton.Announcer:Will
Rasmussen.Specialty
act:Mark
Swingler.Bullfighters:Darrell
Diefenbach and Kelly Jennings.Clown/barrelman:Mark
Swingler.Flankman:Jeff
Flitton.Chute
boss:Jeff
Flitton.Pickup
men:Ty Reeder
and Cody Flitton.Photographer:Jim
Fain.Sound man:Ben
Benavides.
June 15-18th 2011
Established in 1921 - The longest continually running rodeo in Utah
PRCA Rodeo Will Rasmussen
Pro Rodeo
Announcer,
and more ...
With more than two decades of
experience in the industry and a Wrangler and
Ariat endorsee, Rasmussen is a veteran rodeo
announcer who, since advancing to the PRCA ranks
in 1994, has shared his style of announcing with
rodeo fans in Montana and across the United
States.
Definite Style. Rasmussen's trademark
is his enthusiasm for the sport and his ability to
involve the entire audience ineach of the rodeo events.
His commentary is down-to-earth, sprinkled with rodeo
facts and trivia that make the show understandable and
enjoyable for veteran fans and first-time enthusiasts.
"I'm committed to getting the audience totally involved
in every performance," he says.
His personal knowledge of the
sport, sense of humor and timing blend together for a
quality presentation that enhances the rodeo and
satisfies the fans. "I guess it's my sense that you need
more than just a rodeo," he says. "People want to be
entertained."
Rasmussen is a fast thinker, who
adjusts to the quicksilver changes of pace in the rodeo
arena with humor and aplomb and is comfortable
commenting on all facets of the sport.
Will's work has included hundreds of
appearances at rodeo and rodeo-related events across the
nation, including:
3x Dodge National
Circuit Finals Rodeo (DNCFR) * Pocatello, Idaho
California Rodeo * Salinas, California
Greeley Stampede * Greeley, Colorado
Redding Rodeo * Redding, California
Livermore Rodeo * Livermore, California
Lewiston RoundUp * Lewiston, Idaho
Sheridan Wyo Rodeo * Sheridan, Wyoming
Montana ProRodeo Circuit Finals * Great
Falls, Montana, 12 consecutive years
Professional
Rodeo Entertainer Mark Swingler
has one goal on his mind when
entering a rodeo arena. That
goal is to make sure rodeo fans
get their money’s worth. With
his talent to involve crowds
with outrageous acts and create
an atmosphere of family fun, he
is very successful at reaching
his goal.
Mark Swingler, from Austin,
Texas; has been entertaining
rodeo fans in the PRCA for the
past eleven years. His ability
to entertain rodeo fans with his
diversity in comedy acts has
established him as a premier
entertainer in ProRodeo. His
1927 Model “T” Clown Car, the
Original Moonwalk, his westie
dog “Misty", and his latest
addition, Extreme mini-moto
racing, have kept people rolling
in their seats across the
nation. In 1997 he introduced
the YMCA act which took crowds
by surprise and set him apart
from the rest. The act was
awarded Specialty Act of the
Year in the Texas Circuit and
has been nominated twice as
Comedy Act of the Year in the
PRCA. In 2001 his YMCA routine
was featured in the opening
ceremonies at the Wrangler
National Finals Rodeo. He has
also been nominated twice as
PRCA Clown of the Year that
ranks him one of the top five
entertainers in the country.
Mark’s impromptu barrel routines
have pleased crowds of young and
the young at heart. His natural
ability has earned him
appearances at
seven circuit finals, the Dodge
National Circuit Finals in
Pocatello, ID; and his latest
honor, the Wrangler Winter Tour
Finale at the MGM Grand in Las
Vegas. He has also been featured
at some of the larger rodeos in
the country, including the
National Western, Denver, CO;
American Royal, Kansas City, KS;
Caldwell Night Rodeo, Caldwell,
ID; Dodge City Roundup, Dodge
City, KS; and RodeoHouston,
Houston, TX.
Azle, Texas. Born: March 7, 1974 in Gympie, Queensland,
Australia.
Special Interests: working out, raising
cattle.
Style of Dress: red shirt, red and blue
bandannas, black hat, red and blue makeup.
Specialty Acts: backwards bull riding.
PRCA Membership: 1998
Achievements: DNCFR bullfighter, 2001-02;
Pace Picante ProRodeo Chute-out (Las Vegas) specialty act,
2001, bullfighter, 2002, 2004; Pace Picante ProRodeo Classic
(Dallas) bullfighter, 2003-05; California Circuit Finals
Rodeo bullfighter, 2000-01; Wilderness Circuit Finals Rodeo
bullfighter, 2001; National Rodeo Association of Australia
Bullfighter of the Year, 1997; Australian world champion
bullfighter, 1996-97; Houston, 2005-06; fort Worth (Texas),
2005-06; Calgary Stampede, 2004-06.
Kelly Jennings
Strapping
6-1 lad,KellyJenningsworked
his first NFR Wrangler in 2008. Picked as the alternate, he
stepped up to the job when Darrell Diefenbach was unable to
recover from a broken leg in time for rodeo’s Super Bowl.
ButJenningsis
no newcomer to major rodeos. He has been a PRCA bullfighter
since graduating from college more than a decade ago. He
worked the Xtreme Bulls Tour Finals in 2006 and the Dodge
National Circuit FinalsRodeoin
2005 and 2008.Jenningsis
known for his ability to read bulls, and he likes to keep
the focus on the bull and rider. “An invisible bullfighter
is a good bullfighter,” he told ESPN.com in December.
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