PAGE 10 ROPERS SPORTS NEWS MARCH 2024 ACTRA Members Only • Memberships Available at the Ropings 2 x 5.5” March2024/rsn TUESDAY N AUGUST 2, 9, Sign Up 7pm, R #8 Hdcp. Pick & Draw Pick 3 or Draw 6 • 35% __________________ SATURDAYS Sig AUGUST 6 #8 Hdcp. Pick & Draw #5.5 Pick Or Draw Enter Pick 3 or Draw 6 • 35% __________________ For more information on all ropings, contact Willie Worley (530) 520-5053 — Arbuckle, CA — 825 Wildwood Rd, Arbuckle 95912 MARCH 30 SU 9am, Rope 10am #7 Hdcp. Pick & Draw Hdcp Up & Down ..3 for $30 #5.5 Pick or Draw (Enter Up) ................3 for $30 #4.5 Pick or Draw (Enter Up) ................3 for $30 3033 Gladding Rd. Lincoln, CA RS AO DP IDNLGE, APRIL 6 & 7 TWO TROPHY SADDLES!! Saddle To High Point #2-#3.5 Roper Saddle To High Point #1.5 & Under Points accumulated over Both Days! CARD ENTRY PROCESS! Know your partners! Both ends must be PAID in FULL to be in draw! SU 9am, Rope 10am • Same Pots Each Day #7 Hdcp. Pick & Draw Hdcp Up & Down ..3 for $40 #5.5 Pick or Draw (Enter Up) ................3 for $40 #4.5 Pick or Draw (Enter Up) ................3 for $40 Pick 3 or Draw 6 • 35% Cattle Charge 5 Teams Out For Awards Woodard Roping Benefits Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund WICKENBURG, ARIZONA – Organizer Dale Woodard produced the Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund roping January 18 to raise money to continue giving injured cowboys a hand up, not a hand out. The roping was held at Simpson’s Arena in Wickenburg, and Roper Nation supplied the cattle Quoting Woodard, “It all started back in the COVID years. The chairman of the board of directors asked if anyone had ideas to help bolster our fundraising. Because of COVID, many of the rodeos and fund raising events were canceled. In the meantime, cowboys continued to get hurt and the fund continued to help them financially. That’s when the idea was born to have a Crisis Fund roping.” 505 teams roped in three different pots on this oneday event, raising just over $10,000 for the JCCF. Special thanks go to all the sponsors: Justin Boots, American Hats, PRCA, Cactus Ropes, and Corriente Buckles all donated merchandise to make up the prizeline. Kyle Krisman of Roper National also deserves a tip of the hat for his generous donation of a big portion of the cattle money to bolster our success. There was also a silent auction with items donated by local businesses in Wickenburg, which raised more than $2,000 to add to the total. Thanks to Woodard’s wife and daughter calling on these great local business folks, we found that they like team ropers. They told us during the winter months when the ropers are in town they make their biggest profits! Thanks also to the ropers who came out to support this great cause. Winners in the #7.5 Over 60 roping were Buzz Sweeden and Randy Cumbie. Winners in the #8.5 Over 60 roping were Jeff Jasper and Lee Richmond. Winners in the #9.5 Over 60 roping were Don Schmeling and Dan Ballek.
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