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Eldred lights up Vegas with career-best ride

LAS VEGAS – Brennon Eldred made a statement Friday night, and it was loud and clear.  The 22-year-old from Purcell, Okla., won Round 9 of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo presented by Polaris RANGER with an eye-popping 94.5-point trip on D&H Cattle’s SweetPro’s Bruiser.

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PRCA Weekly Press Release- April 22, 2013

RED BLUFF, Calif. – Crazy Eights is the name of a popular card game, but it also described J.R. Vezain’s wildly-successful weekend.

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PRCA Weekly Press Release – Feb. 4, 2013

1. Soon-to-be father earns big check in Rapid City

RAPID CITY, S.D. – There’s nothing like an expanding family to inspire a guy to dig a little deeper.

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Shepperson hopes to follow in his father’s gold buckle-winning footsteps

LAS VEGAS – Les Shepperson need not look far to be reminded what a gold buckle looks like.

The 34-year-old steer wrestler’s father, Frank, won the world championship in that event in 1975 and might just be wearing that gold buckle in Las Vegas as you read this.

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Feild, Cooper make strides in effort to defend their world championships

LAS VEGAS – Winning back-to-back gold buckles is a feat in and of itself.

In this era of ProRodeo, repeating as world champion after earning that title for the very first time is almost unheard of.

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Gorsuch, Cooper take over top spots on Wrangler NFR’s second night

LAS VEGAS – Steer wrestler Ethen Thouvenell and tie-down roper Justin Maass stood atop the world for the final seven months of ProRodeo’s regular season.

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PRCA Weekly Press Release

All information is courtesy of the PRCA.

1. 7.7! Scheck breaks steer roping world record

FORT SMITH, Ark. – Cody Scheck knew he’d been fast on his third-round run at the Old Fort Days Rodeo on June 2, he just didn’t know that he’d been the fastest ever. When rodeo secretary Marlene Dreesen called out a time of 7.7 seconds, Scheck’s first thought was “well, that’s not possible … no way.