Monthly Archives: April 2023

First night of Red Bluff Round-Up sets the bar for cowboys, cowgirls_x000D_ _x000D_  Red Bluff, Calif. (April 21, 2023) –   Tanner Aus traded the cold winter of Minnesota for California sunshine, and he’s loving it._x000D_ _x000D_  _x000D_ _x000D_ The bareback rider came to the Red Bluff Round-Up and put on a show, tying for the  Continue Reading »

RL Tolbert has jumped out of burning buildings, tumbled down cliffs, crashed cars and been shot numerous times._x000D_ But he’s walked away from every near-death experience._x000D_ That’s because the Vale, Oregon cowboy served as a stuntman in the movie industry as well as being a rodeo contestant._x000D_ That’s him getting the girl out of the  Continue Reading »

“I changed the expectations for the quality and professionalism of the position of rodeo clown or entertainer, as the times changed. All while staying true to the history and integrity of the sport. And that through it all, I hope I treated everyone with kindness and respect.”_x000D_ _x000D_  _x000D_ _x000D_ Flint Rasmussen was the start  Continue Reading »

I get asked every year for advice on the recruitment process. Here is some of the advice I share every year with students:_x000D_ Finish your senior year strong, keep your grades up. The NIRA has very strict rules when it comes to grades and if you are taking dual credit classes in high school those  Continue Reading »

2,000 acres of the Cervi ranch, near Roggen, a small town in northeastern Colorado, are about to turn green. Two course routings—one by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, the other by veteran Coore & Crenshaw associate Jim Craig—have already been devised for the 2,000-acre, pure sand property acquired by Michael and Chris Keiser, sons of  Continue Reading »