Cowtown
Rodeo Results
Whether in bull riding or
barrel racing the com
petition at the Cowtown
Rodeo is tough and con
sistent.
It takes from one to three
years to train a horse for the
Barrel Race and ap
proximately 2 to 3 hours
work a day to keep him in
condition, so it could only be
the love for the sport that
compells the girls to con
tinue in the only event that is
provided especially for them
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in most rodeos.
Carolyn D’lmperio, of
Cherry Hill, N.J. is pushing
hard for Point Awards as she
climbed to within $lB.OO of
the top with her well con
ditioned horse. She took first
at 18.35 Seconds for $172.53
Saturday night; Making her
total $1,129.55, excelled this
year only by Barbara
Stevenson, of Neschanic
Station, N.Y. who has won a
total of $1,147.43.
The other events were
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equally as competitive as
Jack Meli of Spring Valley,
N.Y. who has won 9 out of 10
Bare Back riding events,
was tied for first by Stanley
Thomas of Cowtown, N,J. at
a mark of 58 and money
$139.34.
Calf roping competition
was also a tie; between Bud
Bramwell of Norwalk, Conn,
and Smokey Smith of Town
send, Del., at 13.1 Senconds
for $173.17
Grant Harris of Cowtown,
got $78.40 for his efforts on a
Saddle Bronc. Four others,
who were daring enough to
enter, ended up with a
“Ground Split”.
Pat McCarey of Sharp
town, N.J. won the steer
wrestling at 11.4 Seconds, not
setting any new records; but
taking home $213.64.
Out of the attempted ef
forts of 35 cowboys to ride
the ever challenging Brah
ma Bulls; Beau Bridges of
Staton Island, N. Y. took
home top money for the
evening with a Score of 62 on
a bull named Groovy Rock,
and cash of $248.92
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Raising steers is one of Jeff’s FFA leading his Charolais steer on his
and 4-H projects. Jeff practices father’s farm.
Nat’l FFA Chorus Member
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and vice president of the
New Holland Baby Beef Club
and raises steers and veal
calves.
He has played on the FFA
softball and basketball
teams and plays basketball
in school. Jeff is also active
m his Church youth group,
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participating in many of
their activities.
Jeff has attended 4-H
Congress and FFA State
Days participating in the
speaking contest. He has
also shown the grand
champion and reserve grand
champion steer at the New
Holland Fair.
Jeff is only one Martin that
has been on the FFA Chorus,
as a few years ago, his
brother, Mike was also
chosen to sing with the
national group.
Although Jeff would like to
continue with his singing he
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tioneering which is his
father’s occupation and
would like to continue far
ming.
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