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Home  News Latest Conway ropes, wrestles his way to All-Around title
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Wednesday, 11 June 2008 |
 WHICH WAY IS LOOSE? – Bridger Gouchenour got a little tangled up in his rope at the Stick Horse Rodeo on Saturday. The young Cowboy came on to rope the straw bull in the 4-5 year-old division. I-O Photo by Buck Traxler
Those times were good enough to capture the All-Around title Sunday at the Lions Club Whoop-Up Trail Days rodeo.
Jeremy Marn of Belt won the steer-wrestling event in 5.7 winning $643.99. Mike Gollaher of Cascade was in third.
Jake Newton placed second in the calf roping in 10.3, getting $477.80 and Brant Davis of Great Falls was third in 12.0, pocketing $367.54.
At the team-roping event, Mark Salmon and Sam Levin of Choteau had a super time of 7.9. Each put $600.05 in their wallet.
Second place went to Brant Davis and Tel Steinbach of Sand Coulee in 12.3 ($85.86 each). Justin Jones and Ryle Whitford of Great Falls, tied with Shane and Shawn Bessette of Belt for third with a time 12.4, winning $291.20 each.
In the bareback riding, Ben Wrzesinski of Boulder scored 77 to ride his way to first place and $535.80. Eric Nunberg of Billings had a score of 71 to win $401.85 and Steve Brown of Lewistown took third with a ride of 68 for $267.90.
In the saddle bronc, Brian Dawson of Boulder had a terrific ride to score 80 and win the event. He won $838.25. Guy Simanton of Havre also had a good ride, falling one point short with a 79, to take second and $693.72. Colter Heckman of Choteau was in third with a 73, winning $549.20.
Jeff Marn of Belt won the bull-riding event with a score of 73, taking home $736.02. Kyle Shoeing of Stevensville had a ride that scored 67 points for second place and $609.12. Jake Johnson of Dillon had a 64 to take third and win $482.22.
Jill Miller of Lewistown won the ladies barrels in 17.42, winning $761.92. Julie Lenoir of Cut Bank was in second with a time of 17.49, winning $630.55 and Becky Toavs of Stevensville was in third place with a clocking of 17.78. She won $499.19.
In the ladies breakaway, Amber Crowley of Poplar turned in a time of 3.6 to win $586.47. Mandy Bishop of Manhattan was right behind in 3.9 to win $448.48. Jaley Wacker of Belgrade had a time of 6.2 for third place and $344.98. Megan Lunak of Valier had a time 12.4 for fifth place and $120.74.
At the junior barrels, Allie Novotny of Helena placed first in 18.15, getting $115.20. Celie Salmond of Choteau was in second in 18.19, winning $86.40.
Bryer Davis of Sand Coulee won the junior breakaway and $96 with a time of 3.7.
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