PASO ROBLES, CALIF. – The World Series of Team Roping held a qualifier hosted by California Shoot-Outs Oct. 10-11 at RCR River Arena. Results are as follows; payoffs are per team:
Warm-Up #13 Hdcp
Average: 1. Steve Freed and Scott Ross, 23.0, $1,670. 2. Chad Krainock and Jason Warner, 24.79, $990. 3. R.D. Karney and Jason Johe, 25.2, $670.
#9 WSTR PICK ONLY
Average: 1. Chad Krainock and Garett Crocker, 40.54, $9,980. 2. Andy Laroche and John Orradre, 44.16, $7,130. 3. Jason Smith and Luke Cardoza, 44.87, $5,420. 4. R.D. Karney and Lance Johnson, 53.83, $3,990. 5. T. Lewis and Joe Robinson, 54.0, $2,000.
#10 WSTR
Average: 1. Alison Grantham and Jeremy Pinheiro, 34.86, $10,050. 2. Chad Krainock and Jason Warner, 40.65, $7,000. 3. Christina Darger and Jim Shawnego, 42.24, $5,180. 4. Pedro Perez and Manuel Enriquez, 47.0, $3,640. 5. Andy Laroche and John Orradre, 48.18, $2,740. 6. Amy Lewis and R.D. Karney, 48.98, $1,830.
#11 WSTR
Average: 1. Sean Pascoe and Kevin Pascoe, 34.72, $8,160. 2. Steve Freed and Chris Magdaleno, 35.22, $6,120. 3. Mary Stubblefield and Bobby Roberts, 38.81, $4,080. 4. Troy Gallaway and Dusty Worsham, 40.12, $2,040.
#12 WSTR
Average: 1. Melanie White and Franky Martinez, 36.05, $5,950. 2. Bear Pascoe and Ryan Pascoe, 36.67, $4,460. 3. Alison Grantham and Carl Wilken, 36.8, $2,980. 4. Karen Dias and Tom Hardin, 38.96, $1,490.
#13 WSTR
Average: 1. Bud Stubblefield and Zanga Schutte, 32.13, $6,240. 2. Mary Stubblefield and Zanga Schutte, 33.07, $3,740. 3. Dusty Worsham and Ryan Fowler, 36.59, $2,500.
#9 Pick or Draw
Average: 1. Luis Ramirez and Lance Johnson, 25.35, $4,540. 2. Lee Oliver and Les Vogt, 30.9, $3,410. 3. William Francis and Joe Robinson 32.26, $2,270. 4. Marv Barton and Danny Goddard, 33.49, $1,140.
Melanie White and Franky Martinez, #12 WSTR Qualifier winners in Paso Robles.
Winners of the #11 WSTR Qualifier were Sean Pascoe and Kevin Pascoe.
Alison Grantham and Jeremy Pinheiro won the #10 WSTR Qualifier.
#9 WSTR winners Chad Krainock and Garett Crocker.
Winners of the #9 Pick were Luis Ramirez and Lance Johnson.
