Ranch, Rodeo, And Random News Outlet

DAYS OF ’47 COWBOYS GAMES AND RODEO PAYS OUT MORE THAN $1,125,000 IN SALT LAKE CITY The World Champions Rodeo Alliance (WCRA) concluded their third $1,000,000 major paying out more than $1,125,000 to rodeo athletes during the Days of ’47 Cowboy Games and Rodeo (DO47).A total of 288 athletes competed in the five-day performance in Salt Lake City with 90 athletes battling it out in the gold medal championship round on Wednesday night in front of a sold-out crowd. With the conclusion of the DO47, WCRA and their partners have paid out more than $5,578,890 to athletes since May 2018. For the third straight year, barrel racer Hailey Kinsel earned a gold medal in Salt Lake City when she notched a 16.79 time to beat Maggie Poloncic’s 16.83 second place run and Titletown Stampede’s Champion Michelle Darling’s third place time of 16.86. Kinsel made it a $50,000 payday.  Matt Reeves took the gold medal and $50,000 in steer wrestling after topping Dakota Eldridge  after a 3.92

The brewer upholds its longtime support of professional rodeo through new partnership PBR , based in Pueblo, Colo., and Coors Banquet, today announced a partnership for the Golden, Colo. brewer to become the “Official Beer of the PBR.” The partnership among Colorado-based brands will solidify Coors Banquet’s involvement in the western lifestyle through a range of PBR assets, including in-arena exposure at events, on PBR’s fast-growing digital and social channels, and at after-party celebrations. In the new partnership, Coors Banquet will gain increased distribution in PBR Unleash The Beast event venues. Coors Banquet beer as well as the Coors Banquet Locator, a tool helping fans find where Coors Banquet is available, will be promoted to fans during these PBR events. Coors Banquet will theme its partnership to various forms of celebration in the sport. On RidePass, the league’s western sports digital subscription network, “The Coors Banquet Celebration” will be a r

Crime Watch: 67 Steers Missing In North Oklahoma TSCRA Special Ranger Ben Eggleson, District 2 in Central Oklahoma, reports 67 head of steers missing from a property east of Mutual in Woodward County. The mixed color steers weigh approximately 800 to 850 pounds, each, and have white or gray tags in the left ear.  crooked arrow brand Most have a  crooked arrow brand  on the right hip. Anyone with information on this case is urged to contact Special Ranger Eggleston at 806-852-4741 or the Operation Cow Thief tip-line at 888-830-2333 . PepperStewart.com

BA NINJA WARRIOR GYM TO HOST AMERICAN NINJA WARRIOR STYLE OBSTACLE COMPETITION Venn Johns WHAT:   American Ninja Warrior style competition. Obstacles seen on  NBC's  hit show American Ninja Warrior will be utilized as well as others  never seen  before in BA Ninja Warrior's new 10,000 square feet location.  There will be  time limits for each contestant to complete the course and  points will be  awarded for each obstacle completed (ATHLETE WARRIOR  GAMES  RULES - AWG). All skill levels welcome. Venn Johns WHO:  Area athletes competing in regional  Ninja Warrior competition WHEN:  Saturday, July 13 th 12:30 p.m.       Ages 6-10 2:30 p.m.         Ages 11-17 4:00 p.m.         Ages 18+  COST:  Entry Fee - $55.00 - Includes one (1) guest pass  Spectator Fee: $5.00  OR  Back to School Donation Item The $5 spectator fee will be waived for spectators who donate an item which can be used for kids in need going back to school this         

Fort Stockton Men Wanted for Theft Captured by U.S. Marshall’s Task Force Joshua Ray Greathouse, 34 and Christopher James Duforat, 32, both of Fort Stockton are in custody following charges of third-degree felony theft. The arrests are the result of an investigation led by the Pecos County Sheriff’s Office with the assistance of Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association (TSCRA) Special Ranger Clay McKinney.   A Pecos County rancher contacted McKinney and the sheriff’s office in May to report that their ranch shop and residence had been burglarized. The stolen items included two dune buggies, a trailer mounted welder, and numerous other pieces of equipment and household items. The nature of the items taken led the rancher to suspect the involvement of a former employee, identified as Greathouse. Investigators quickly found additional evidence implicating Greathouse and an accomplice, Duforat, in the theft. The two men managed to elude investigators for several weeks