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National Bull Riding Competitions Gives New Opportunities for Young Buller Riders

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The National High School Finals Rodeo, encourages the growth and development of young bull riders to compete in bulling riding competitions worldwide.

The competition not only encourages young bulls riders, but also gives them a means to practice the art of bull riding. Many of the best bull riders that join national pro rodeo competitions in the US, were fortunate enough to have started their careers at a young age.

Blaine Tibbals and Paige Moreda from Yerington High School Rodeo Club, were two of the contestants from this week's finals in Gillette, Wyo. The high School Rodeo Club is one of many organisations that help spread bull riding to young enthusiasts. Both contestants will continue with the second round of the finals for bareback riding.

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Bull Rider Brendon Clark Makes History

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Australian bull rider, Brendon Clark completed his fourth straight professional bull riding competition at the West Jordan Area. The event held on 10th July has made a new record in the professional bull riding world. It is rare to see such talent and the ability to win as many tournaments consecutively as Brendon Clark. The profession has not seen any bull rider win four tournaments consecutively for many years and it is great to see that a young bull rider is making his mark in the sport history.

Not only did he win four consecutive tournaments, but he was competing against the the elite bull riders in the world. Brendon Clark has sure made thousands of bull riding fans extremely happy.

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New Comer Stephen Clark In The Rodeo Scene

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Last Wednesday's Wagon Wheel Rodeo Company show at the Ottawa County Fair, took pro bull riding fans by storm. The main highlight of the event was new comer Stephen Clark who at the age of 17, lasted several seconds on a bull named Yosemite Sam.

This was Stephen Clark's first ever professional competition with the pros. His long dream and goal to bull ride convinced Clark to train for six months for the competition. He was fortunate enough to take the spot of Ben Nagy in the competition due to a unfortunate wrist injury. Ben Nagy who has been recently coaching young riders had placed high expectations on Clark's performance in the bull riding scene.

After his first experience, Stephen Clark will now prepare himself to compete at the fair in Upper Sandusky.

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The Steamboat Pro Rodeo Series

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The Steamboat Pro Rodeo Series has hit the ground running with over 159 contestants from 12 states in the US competing in one of the best pro rodeo tournaments. The Steamboat Pro Rodeo Series runs weekly tournaments that showcases the best bull riders in the country.

In the last four weeks for example, the Pro Rodeo series has awarded each weekly winner $1200. The series continues to grow with a higher demand from fans from across the US nation. Next weekend's rodeo will feature 23 bull riders, which is an increase of 17 contestants since last year.

It is clear that the Steamboat Pro Rodeo Series is encouraging bull riders from across the country to compete in professional bull riding tournaments.

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The 95th Annual Snake River Rodeo Stampede

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Bull rider, Marcus Michaelis who is known in the professional rodeo tournaments world wide, recently entered the 95th Annual Snake River Stampede. Held at Idaho Center in Nampa, the number eight in the world of bull riding competed against Dustin Elliott, Clint Cannon, Wade Sundell and Heath Ford.

In the end, Marcus Michaelis came in fourth place, while Dustin Elliott had the top score. There were many other highlights of the event, including Sundell the number two bronc rider in the world awarded $112, 000 in the Calgary Stampede.

The annual Snake River Stampede, originally called the Rodeo and Buck Show is one of the biggest championships for bull riders. There are over 40,000 individuals who attend the five-day event.

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