That is what the winner of the bull riding in Oklahoma City is going to make tonight. $500,000 to the winner for riding three bulls for a total of 24 seconds.
Ken Archer
.....and the winner is Clayton Williams for a back-to-back at Oklahoma City - $200,000 for the win in 2007 and $500,000 for the 2008 win. I wonder if he'd like to buy a relatively cheap pup about now.
EXCITING STUFF!!! My 2 brothers and I are bullriding junks. My brother Philip (hunt test judge) is a former bullfighter. He was awesome!!! Well, until injuries and a woman took their toll. He worked with World Champ Rick Chapman (I thought Phil was better).
He was also a helluva calf roper.
He was also a helluva calf roper.
I love bull riding and rodeo's. GT and I will hit every rodeo we can, 5-10 a year.
Here's to the great bulls....
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/Paul
Here's to the great bulls....
/Paul
WOW! Half a million dollars for 24 seconds...you know, come to think of it, I used to know a woman in ND where it sorta' worked out about the same...
Just Sayin' Regards,
Joe S.
Just Sayin' Regards,
Joe S.
Splat Cat, lives on our N.OK trial grounds, and just loves people, he thinks they are fun to stomp
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Don't want to GDG up this thread too much;-), but I do have a question regarding the bucking bulls at rodeos. I've only been to a couple of them and watch them alot on tv. I have always wondered why the bulls don't fight back in the holding pens. You'll see a bunch of them in together and they all seem like best friends. I know you wouldn't put a bunch of stallions all in together in those close quarters, just always wondered why it didn't seem to be a problem with the bulls.
Just curious regards,
Andy
Just curious regards,
Andy
Just a thought Patrick, but I'm thinking you need to have a discussion with whoever you had paint that bull.
Earl Scheib regards
Bubba
Earl Scheib regards
Bubba
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