Ropers Sports News | May - June 2024

MAY-JUNE 2024 ROPERS SPORTS NEWS PAGE 35 Turn up The Heat! Pair your aggressive roping style with The Heat for the perfect combination to smoke the competition. The body-packed loop, four-strand construction, and CoreTech™ technology sends a blazing loop toward every steer, run after run. classicrope.com Learn More Brewer’s Arena. WED., APRIL 10 #5 ROPING: 3 for $15, 40 teams 1st go: 1. Jake Pickering and Colt Suther, 8.0, $15. Average: 1. Jon Sutfin and J.D. Machado, 31.8, $150. 2. Leslie Davenport and Carson Williams, 38.7, $110. 3. Brett Lewis and J.D. Machado, 23.5 on 2, $70. 4. Jon Sutfin and Roman Reyes, 29.1, $40. #7 Hdcp Draw: 3 for $15, 34 teams 1st go: 1. Jess Wilson and Dusty Bravos, 7.7, $15. Average: 1. Shelby Dunning and Dusty Bravos, 27.9, $150. 2. Leslie Davenport and Dusty Bravos, 28.9, $100. 3. Jayda Staley and Jordyn Staley, 29.1, $50. COTTONWOOD, CALIF., Brew’s 39th annual Big One was held at Jones Arena. WED., APRIL 17 OPEN: 5 for $250, 62 teams, 80% payback + jackets 1st go: 1. Hayes Smith and Tyler Worley, 5.9, $500. Average: 1. Riley Minor and Paden Bray, 31.7, $4,500/man 2. Jake Clay and Douglas Rich, 35.7, $3,500. 3. Cash Duty and Denton Dunning, 37.6, $2,500. 4. Cash Duty and Clay Green, 37.7, $1,500. SPENCER’S SWITCHENDER: 4 for $100, 32 teams 1st go: 1. Hagen Peterson and Denton Dunning, 6.2, $200. Average: 1. Hayes Smith and JR Dees, 30.3, $1,150. 2. Andy Holcomb and JR Dees, 30.9, $750. 3. Brye Crites and Douglas Rich, 34.1, $500. Browns Valley, Calif., Sheriff Posse Arena: #2 jacket winner Chase Goss, with arena operator-timer-secretaryannouncer Mike Brewer. Brewer’s Arena jacket winner Bryce Bidwell – Jus’ Brew presenting. Orland, Calif., Sheriff Posse Arena: J.D. Machado wins jacket with Ol’ Brew hanging out! Brewer Productions... From Page 35 PRCA Award-Winning Horse ‘Lunatic From Hell’ Passes Courtesy of PRCA Burch Rodeo’s Lunatic From Hell, the 2018 PRCA Saddle Bronc Horse of the Year, passed away April 22. He was 16. Chad Burch of Burch Rodeo told ProRodeo Sports News Lunatic From Hell passed away from colic on the way from the stock contractor’s ranch in Gillette, Wyo., to Clovis, Calif. “We did everything we could and tried our hardest and he just ended up passing away,” Burch said. “This (him passing) dang sure makes a guy blue just because he was more like family than anything and not being able to do something for him was really tough. “He was the second horse we ever had that won (PRCA) Bucking Horse of the Year and a guy doesn’t come across those kinds of horses but once in a lifetime,” Burch said. “He was fun to be around all the time and was just a great horse.” Colic is a term used to describe a symptom of abdominal (belly) pain, which in horses is usually caused by problems in the gastrointestinal tract. Lunatic From Hell competed at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo from 2014-23. The highlight of the horse’s Wrangler NFR appearances was Jake Watson winning Round 5 aboard Lunatic From Hell in 2019 with a 92-point ride. Other riders who placed on Lunatic From Hell at the NFR were Tyler Corrington (86 points, placed second in Round 5) and Spencer Wright (79 points, fifth, Round 10) in 2014; Cody DeMoss (85.5 points, fourth, Round 5); and Isaac Diaz (84.5 points, fourth, Round 10) in 2015; Cody DeMoss (85.5 points, fifth, Round 5) in 2016; Layton Green (87.5 points, split second Round 5); and Clay Elliott (83.5 points, fifth, Round 10) in 2017; and Cody DeMoss (86.5 points, sixth place Round 4) in 2021.

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