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Meet the NFR Athletes is presented by Montana Silversmiths
He was the only bull rider to cover two bulls and it paid off in a big way. He wins the 100th Annual Greeley Stampede.
Hardy Braden’s rematch with Killer Bee was marked an 89.5-point ride in Greeley and it earned the cowboy the 100th Greeley Stampede Saddle Bronc Championship.
Dean Thompson and Keenan Hayes are PRCA Permit Holders that are now Greeley Stampede Champions. They split the win on a two head average with 171 points each.
JR Stratford made an 88.5 point ride to go to No. 1 in Greeley, Colorado and secure his spot in the Short Go.
Chance Schott becomes the fourth man to cover a bull at the Greeley Stampede this year and he scored enough to move him into the No. 2 position.
Wyatt Casper matched up with a Rocky Mountain bronc to be 86 points and tie with Stetson Wright for the No. 1 position in the Greeley Stampede long go.
Collegiate cowboy Dean Thompson made an 86.5-point ride to go to the No. 1 position at the Greeley Stampede.
Reigning Reno Rodeo Champion Leighton Berry takes home his second pair of Silver Spurs.
The Reno Rodeo was Creek Young’s first major rodeo back from injury and he made it count. Young went 88 points in the Short Round and was crowned champion, earning over $17,000 along the way
Chad Rutherford was the highest marked cowboy of the night in Reno after an 84-point Bareback Ride. The ride put him in sixth place in the average at 164.5 points.