Winners of the March 13-15 Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek Rodeo shared a combined payout of $33,055, according to official results from the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association.
That’s up from the March 15-17, 2019 rodeo that had a combined payout of $32,079; and the March 16-18, 2018, rodeo with $29,721, according to prorodeo.com.
The winners are:
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Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek Rodeo pays out $33,055
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Winners of the March 13-15 Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek Rodeo shared a combined payout of $33,055, according to official results from the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association.
That’s up from the March 15-17, 2019 rodeo that had a combined payout of $32,079; and the March 16-18, 2018, rodeo with $29,721, according to prorodeo.com.
The winners are:
All-around cowboy: Curtis Cassidy, $959, tie-down roping and steer wrestling.
Bareback riding: First place, Kyle Charley, 85.5 points on Salt River Rodeo’s Grit Your Teeth, $666; second place, Bronc Marriott, 80, $499; third place, Earl Tsosie Jr., 79.5, $333; and fourth place, Rio Lee, 78, $166.
Steer wrestling: First place, Curtis Cassidy, 4.5 seconds, $959; second place, Dean McIntyre, 4.6, $719; third place, McLane Arballo, 4.7, $479; and fourth place, Newt Novich, 5.1, $240.
Team roping: First place, (tie) Derrick Begay/Ty Romo and Pedro Egurrola/Trevor Nowlin, 4.6 seconds, $1,401 each; third place, Dawson Lackey/Victor Aros, 5.4, $1,005; fourth place, Jeff Flenniken/Jake Minor, 5.5, $740; fifth place, Tyler Montano/Justin Rockhill, 5.9, $476; and sixth place, Corey Whinnery/Cody Hill, 6.4, $264.
Saddle bronc riding: First place, Taos Muncy, 85 points on Salt River Rodeo’s Black Widow, $816; second place, Quintin McWhorter, 81.5, $612; third place, Leon Fountain, 80.5, $408; and fourth place, Jace Blackwell, 77, $204.
Tie-down roping: First place, Kyle Lucas, 8.4 seconds, $1,147; second place, Luke Jeffries, 8.8, $860; third place, John P. Etcheverry, 8.9, $573; and fourth place, Dean Holyan, 9.0, $287.
Barrel racing: First place, Haley Wolfe, 16.47 seconds, $1,235; second place, Laura Carmen, 16.56, $1,058; third place, Lori Todd, 16.68, $882; fourth place, Tara Seaton, 16.71, $764; 5. Sharon Harrell, 16.74, $588; sixth place, April Gomez, 16.76, $470; seventh place, (tie) Shelby Bates and Lacy Wilson, 16.77, $294 each; ninth place, Marcia Fuller, 16.80, $176; and 10th place, Kim Macrae, 16.81, $118.
Bull riding: First place, Tyler Bingham, 92 points on Salt River Rodeo’s Pistol Whip, $1,611; second place, (tie) Scottie Knapp and Parker McCown, 86, $1,050 each; fourth place, Colby Demo, 85, $586; fifth place, Riker Carter, 84.5, $342; sixth place, Wesley Pablo, 80, $244.
The stock contractor was Salt River Rodeo. The rodeo secretary was Sherry Rice-Gibson. Other rodeo representatives were:
Officials: Curtis Jessee and Terry Cooke.
Timers: Mary Borgen and Nancy Dorenkamp.
Announcer: Dan Fowlie.
Specialty acts: Bailey Gabel, Jennifer Nicholson and Bec Circosta.
Bullfighters: Luke Kraut and Clifford Maxwell.
Clown/barrelman: Cody Sosebee.
Flankmen: Kaylee Billingsley, Jerry Dorenkamp and Cody Resor.
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