Thomas takes top dollar in Cowtown Rodeo events
SSTOWN, N.J. -
Afinas, Woodstown
ip money winner
Dfftown Rodeo last
•night. Thomas won
50th the bare bads:
jjmg and the bull
r( ots. Winning does
0t new to this
pn cowboy. He has
( bare back riding
nee this season and
iced second in the
Lomas’s winnings
5512 for a mark of 64
ire back and $8 in the
ft
three of the 15 calf
qualified in that
jth Quinn D’lmperio
iyHdl> N.J. winning
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Grant Harris of Cowtown,
N. J. moved from last week’s
third position to first this
week in the saddle bronc
event, with a mark of 66 for
$111.72.
Chris Gerhardt of
Sicklerville, N.J. had top
time for the second con
secutive week for his steer
wrestling. With an 8.8
seconds he won $237.16.
Consistant winner,
Lorraine Alexander of
Newton, N.J., ran the girl’s
barrel race in 17.58 seconds
for $174.44. Lorraine is
presently leading for the
season and will be a top
competitor for the cowtown
barrel racing trophy this
year.
Over 1700 people were on
hand to watch the 97 con
testants each try for their
share of the $2,979.20 in prize
money.
Complete results of last
Saturday’s rodeo follow:
Bare Back Bronc Riding
1. Stanley Thomas,
Woodstown, N.J.; 2. Jay
Stover, Washington, Pa.; 3.
JadeMeli, St. Cloud, Fla.; 4.
Buck Howard, Woodstown,
N.J.
Saddle Bronc Riding
1. Grant Harris, Cowtown,
N.J.; 2. Willie Ed Walker; 3.
Reid Bergstrum, Miles City,
Mt.; 4. Dan Aurand,
Lewistown, Pa.
Calf Roping
1. Quinn D’lmperio,
Cherry Hill, N.J.; 2. Bud
Bramwell, Norwalk, Ct; 3.
Andy Jackson, Peach Bot
tom, Pa.; 4. Ground Split
between,.the remaining 12
calf ropers.
Brahma Bull Riding
1. Stanley Thomas,
Woodstown, N.J.; 2. Grant
Harris, Cowtown, N.J.; 3.
Corn contest deadline nears
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