Pro Rodeo News
- For years, Cole Reiner had left Vernal's (Utah) Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo with a check but not the championship buckle. That changed when he delivered a 92-point ride aboard Powder River Rodeo's Outta Hand, setting an arena record and claiming a victory that could serve as a turning point in his summer run.
- Ryder Wright claimed his third Snake River Stampede title with 176.5 points on two head. But it didn't come easy with fellow saddle bronc rider Sage Newman matching Wright's total to claim a share of the title.
- Team roper Dick Yates, a 13-time National Final Rodeo qualifier, passed away June 19 in Pueblo, Colo. He was 88.
- The rematch lived up to its billing and then some.
- Three-time PRCA World Champion Team Roping Heeler Wesley Thorp has teamed up with Tanner Tomlinson to begin one of the most pivotal stretches of the PRORODEO season, the summer run.
- Eighteen-year-old Noah Lee is getting a crash course in PRORODEO's summer run.
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- T. Barrett "T. Berry" Porter of Leesville, La., the state's first professional rodeo cowboy and a qualifier for the inaugural 1959 National Finals Rodeo in Dallas in tie-down roping, passed away June 13. He was 99.
- After a wild trip in the bull riding at the Sisters (Ore.) Rodeo, Stetson Wright walked away with both the bull riding and all-around title Sunday.
- By Ted Harbin
- The star that is bull rider John Crimber is now shining brightly in the PRCA.
- Amid a flood of some of the best bull riders in the PRCA, 19-year-old Eyer Morrison took the win at the Sisters Rodeo Xtreme Bull Riding aboard Corey & Lange Rodeo's Kiss the Fire Wednesday night.
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- With the summer run looming and every dollar carrying increased importance in the race to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, Cooper Cooke delivered one of the biggest rides of his season at the Dutton Ranch Darby (Mont.) Xtreme Bareback event, making a 91-point ride on J Bar J Rodeo's No Show Reiner in the short round to secure a large paycheck and boost his ranks in the world standings.
- On the third night of the 2025 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, bull rider Tristen Hutchings had scored the highest-marked ride of the 10-day championship to that point.