OKLAHOMA CITY – Ash Cooper always fancied himself a world-class hockey player. That’s what little boys dream about while growing up in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. And, truth be told, Cooper was pretty talented on the ice.
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OKLAHOMA CITY – ProRodeo’s National Championship means a lot to every cowboy and cowgirl who has ever qualified to compete for the coveted title. OPSU rodeo athletes Joe Frost made the spurs and Dixon Winn crafted the straps for this one-of-a-kind item you can find only at the Top Hand Auction on Feb. 4! — Laura Nelson photo By Kashly Schweer Goodwell, Okla. — From handmade spurs to duck hunts and western home décor, this year’s Oklahoma Panhandle State University [...] By Ted Harbin OKLAHOMA CITY – The first time Sherry Cervi circled the cloverleaf pattern at the Ram National Circuit Finals Rodeo, she was 19 years old.
By Laura Nelson on 12/28/2011 Goodwell, Okla.—Whether competing or coaching, training horses or working on the family ranch, Jordan Taton gives it her all. From the Wyoming Office of Tourism: Our thanks to the Casper area rodeo and ranch folks, most notably Dona Vold Larsen of Triple V Rodeo Company, for putting together the gala to honor Jhett Johnson this week. The Team Wyoming team roper won the world champion’s gold at the national finals in Vegas finishing 2011 [...] By Ted Harbin When Taos Muncy won his first world championship in 2007, he was just 20 years old, and the end result was a shock to the system – to the saddle bronc riding nation and to the young New Mexico cowboy, too. |
 
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