Tuley's Truck Roping

Well we're headed to Tuley's Truck Roping his weekend in Alvarado Tx, He is having an Open 5 header, go 3 times with 80% payback, a #15 #13 #12 on New years Eve!! I am hauling Dillinger, so it should be interesting. This is the first time I have hauled him.....I don't feel like he is completely ready but evaluating him, he scores, runs and faces, so we'll see how it all gos. I am roping with Clay and Martin in the open and Jenn is heeling in the #8 and #9, Jenn will probably skip the #10 for lack of horse power. We'll film everything and put it on speedroping.com....so stop by and check it out!



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Las Vegas 2010 National Finals Rodeo Team Roping Highlights 


Round One ~
This is how it all started out.....

Team roping: 1. Colby Lovell, Madisonville, Texas/Kory Koontz, Sudan, Texas, 4.1 seconds, $17,512 each; 2. Charly Crawford, Prineville, Ore./Russell Cardoza, Terrebonne, Ore., 4.6, $13,840; 3. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, Texas/Patrick Smith, Midland, Texas, 4.8, $10,451; 4. Turtle Powell, Stephenville, Texas/Broc Cresta, Santa Rosa, Calif., 5.0, $7,344; 5. Derrick Begay, Seba Dalkai, Ariz./Cesar de la Cruz, Tucson, Ariz., 5.2, $4,519; 6. Clay Tryan, Billings, Mont./Travis Graves, Jay, Okla., 5.3, $2,825; 7. Brady Tryan, Huntley, Mont./Jake Long, Coffeyville, Kan., 9.1; 8. Luke Brown, Rock Hill, S.C./Martin Lucero, Stephenville, Texas, 9.3; 9. JoJo LeMond, Andrews, Texas/Cory Petska, Marana, Ariz., 9.4; 10. Keven Daniel, Franklin , Tenn. /Caleb Twisselman, Santa Margarita , Calif. , 9.6; 11. Chad Masters, Clarksville , Tenn. /Jade Corkill, Fallon , Nev. , 9.8; 12. Britt Williams, Hammond , Mont. /Bobby Harris, Gillette , Wyo. , 10.3; 13. Ty Blasingame, Ramah , Colo. /Cody Hintz, Spring Creek , Nev. , 14.7; 14. (tie) Travis Tryan, Billings, Mont./Rich Skelton, Llano, Texas, and Nick Sartain, Yukon, Okla./Kollin VonAhn, Durant, Okla., NT.

Highlights for Round Two

1. Luke Brown and Martin Lucero, 3.9 seconds, $17,512 each.
2. Trevor Brazile and Patrick Smith, 4.3, $13,840.

Highlights for Round Three
1. Trevor Brazile and Patrick Smith, 4.2 seconds, $17,512 each.
2. Brady Tryan and Jake Long, 4.6 seconds, $13,840

Highlights for Round Four
1. Brady Tryan and Jake Long, 3.5 seconds, $17,512 each
2. Derrick Begay and Cesar de la Cruz, 3.7 seconds, $13,840 each

Highlights for Round Five 
1. JoJo LeMond and Cory Petska, 3.6 seconds, $17,512 each
2. Keven Daniel and Caleb Twisselman, 3.7 seconds, $13,840.14 each

Highlights for Round Six
1. JoJo LeMond and Cory Petska, 3.9 seconds, $17,512 each
2. Brady Tryan and Jake Long, 4.0 seconds, $13,840 each

Highlights for Round Seven
1. Brady Tryan and Jake Long, 3.9 seconds, $17,512 each
2. Keven Daniel and Caleb Twisselman, 4.0 seconds, $10,544 each
Trevor Brazile and Patrick Smith, 4.0 seconds, $10,544 each
Ty Blasingame and Cody Hintz, 4.0 seconds, $10,544 each

Highlights for Round Eight
1. Derrick Begay and Cesar de la Cruz, 3.8 seconds, $17,512 each
2. Nick Sartain and Kollin VonAhn, 4.5 seconds, $13,840 each

Highlights for Round Nine
For the fifth time during the 10-day National Finals Rodeo, World Standings leaders Clay Tryan and Travis Graves, have taken home a check in team roping. With a time of 4.2 seconds, the team ropers from Montana and Oklahoma, respectively, won Round 9 just ahead of Trevor Brazile and Patrick Smith’s time of 4.3 seconds.
Highlights for Round Ten
1. Chad Masters and Jade Corkill, 3.9 seconds, $17,512 each
2. Keven Daniel and Caleb Twisselman, 4.6 seconds, $13,840 each

Headed to Vegas......

Well its that time of year again......
Time for some of the best Cowboys in the world to compete under one roof! The National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas Nevada will start up Dec 2nd and run through Dec 11th. Located at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. To get all the information you need to keep up with results and what and when events are going on visit the NFR Experience website at http://www.nfrexperience.com/home/homepage 

Wrangler National Finals Rodeo Mobile Application

Wrangler National Finals Rodeo Mobile Application

Set to Debut November 18

 Free app to provide maps, stats, cowboy profiles, schedules and much more 

LAS VEGAS (November 18, 2010) – Las Vegas Events announced today that it has launched the new mobile application for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo.  Rodeo fans will now be able to fully plan for the Wrangler NFR, which runs from Dec. 2 -11 at the Thomas & Mack Center.

The NFR Mobile Application is free and available on all platforms, including Blackberry, I-phone and Android devices.  Apple users can access at www.NFRapp.com/itunes.  For all others, simply go to www.NFRapp.com through your mobile web browser. For additional information on the NFR Mobile Application, please visit www.NFRexperience.com.

 

Wrangler NFR fans, whether in Las Vegas for the rodeo or simply following the action from home, will be able to download the application for free.  The NFR Mobile Application will feature maps, a comprehensive schedule of events for the rodeo and after-dark activities, photo galleries, live statistics and scores and additional content that will connect fans directly to the cowboys.

“This is the next evolution in the marketing of the world’s richest and most prestigious rodeo,” said LVE President Pat Christenson.  “For the two weeks surrounding the Wrangler NFR, there are so many ways that fans can engage in the action, including the live stats during each rodeo performance.  We invite NFR fans to download this free application and follow the NFR experience in their own way.”

During the 10 days of competition, the Wrangler NFR will again transform the look and feel of the “Entertainment Capital of the World.”  Each year, rodeo fans decked out in jeans, boots and hats fill hotels, casinos, restaurants, shopping malls and showrooms.  Hotel marquees will be splashed with the names of the brightest stars in country and western music.  In addition, the traditional Cowboy Christmas Gift Show held during the rodeo at the Las Vegas Convention Center is expected to attract tens of thousands of people in its own right.

In 2009, the event had a total event attendance of 172,361 over the 10 days of competition, resulting in a non-gaming economic impact of $51.6 million.  For more information about the Wrangler NFR, go to www.NFRexperience.com or www.prorodeo.com.

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AQHA and PRCA Announce Rodeo Horses of the Year

Hot News From speedroping..... AQHA and PRCA Announce Rodeo Horse of the YEAR!! His registered name is RA Sonoita Silver owned by Turtle Powell and fitting enough, Powell calls him "Vegas" . They both will arrive at the 2010 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo standing in third place. "Vegas" took Powell to this spot and won the title "2010 AQHA-PRCA Heading Horse of the Year" doing it! Its time for a change....For the first time since 2003, all of the AQHA-PRCA-WPRA horses of the year are first-time winners. Winners 2010 AQHA-PRCA-WPRA Horses of the Year Steer Wrestling Dashs Dapper Star, "Wick," owned by Wade Sumpter and Ken Lewis and ridden by Sumpter, Lewis and Billy Bugenig. Bailey Tokum, "Pump Jack," owned by Dean Gorsuch and Darrell Krampie and ridden by Gorsuch and Gabe Ledoux. Rocks Eye Opener, "Jessie," owned by Lee Graves, ridden by Lee Graves and Trevor Knowles Team Roping (Heading) RA Sonoita Silver, "Vegas," owned and ridden by Turtle Powell Precious Speck, "Walt," owned and ridden by Travis Tryan (honored posthumously) Bears Cash Partner, "Syndicate," owned and ridden by Clay Tryan Team Roping (Heeling) Fine Snip Of Doc, "Cave Man," owned and ridden by Jade Corkill Startime Diablo, "Super Star," owned and ridden by Travis Graves ¨ Baileys Copper Doc, "Diesel," owned and ridden by Randon Adams Tie-Down Roping Eightys Sport, "Sweetness," owned by Spur Resources 1, Ltd, and ridden by Clint Cooper, Houston Hutto, Timber Moore, George Rowland and Blair Burk Docs Hot Express, "Big Iron," owned and ridden by Joseph Parsons Smokin Reata, "Reata," owned by O.L. "Buck" Daniel and ridden by Shane Hanchey Steer Roping Skips Harlan Tyree, "Pops," owned and ridden by Rocky Patterson White Hot Ike, "Bullseye," owned and ridden by Chance Kelton Tonk Champ, "Champ," owned and ridden Chris Glover Barrel Racing Judge Buy Cash, "Jethro," owned by Frank and Lynne Mays and ridden by Brenda Mays MP Meter My Hay, "Sting Ray," owned by Mel Potter and Sherry Cervi, and ridden by Sherry Cervi Sugar Moon Express, "Martha," owned and ridden by Lindsay Sears

Speed Tips

Speed Tip #2
Prep like a Pro......

• Reserve hotel rooms
• Reserve horse stalls
• Get supplies together for trip - feed, hay, buckets, supplements...

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Speed is Having Another Confernece Call!

The Face To Face web conference went well.Thanks to all of you that participated and look forward to seeing and / or hearing you on the next one!
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NEW!!! "Speed Tips"

Today’s Speed Tip:
Prep like the Pro!

Speed Tips #1

The USTRC National Finals are right around the corner and first things first. It is prep time! Here is a list of things to check now – well before competition time.

1. 1. Check your horse –

• Vaccinations and Coggins up to date?

• How do the feet and teeth look?

• Need to schedule your Farrier?

2. How does your tack look?

• Check for dry rot on off billets and cinches and leather stress points.
• check all buckles and snaps.
• clean bell boots and wraps and check Velcro
• check rubber on horn and bring extra
• Check reins and bring an extra pair

3. Check your gloves for holes and bring backups!!

4. How do your ropes look? Do you need a new one?

• Bring back ups

 5. Is your truck and trailer ready for travel?

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Dally Wraps

Here is a video made by Buddy Hunter, the founder of the original Dally Wraps

Speed answers Stuart Maddox

Stuart asks, "When starting a well broke horse to head steers, what progression of steps would you suggest?"

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Speed is Having Another Confernece Call!

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Have Speed answer your roping questions one on one! He is even offering webcam! If you have one, turn it on and tune into Speed! 

This all happens Sept 13th at 8 PM CST. 

If you have had a question about roping you can't get answered, you need to give it to Speed! 

He'll give you the answer you are looking for! 

Speed Notes

Speed answers Sherry Rogers,

Sherry states, "My husband has a head horse, 11 yrs old, rodeoed on, seasoned. No matter where you haul him or in the practice pen he is reluctant to get in the corner sometimes. Kicks his butt out and does not want to set back up in the corner, he does not jam him in the corner. No other issues except not wanting to get in the corner sometimes."

Speed Notes

Speed Answers Chan Peters, Chan inquires about hand position when swinging and delivering the rope.

Speed Answers Dale Davis

Dale asks if Speed still ropes the lead steer / burrow

Speed Notes

Shawn asks, "What is the main reason for wave offs?" Speed addressed this in an earlier edition and talks a little more about it in this Speed Note.

Speed Answers Brian Anderson

Brian asks, "We rope a majority of muleys here in Hawaii. I notice that even when reaching, you avoid roping front legs. Is this a function of width changing the angle of the rope's tail?"

Speed answers Chris Miller

Chris asks,
"How do you mentally and physically prepare for a one head rodeo vs. an average roping?"

Speed answers Daphne Watson

Daphne asks,
"What would be a good way to finish my horse if i don't have the cattle?"

Speed answers Andy Thomas

Andy asks,
"When you practice, do you still have a watering trough upside down you walk back and forth on and rope the dummy?"

Speed answers Randy Carter

Randy states......
"It would be helpful if you video yourself from behind. Maybe someone could stand on top of the chute so we can see your loop angle and amount of right to left from behind."

Speed Answers Brad Martin

Brad asks..............
"Is it more common to try and scoop or trap on the first two legal hops on the corner, when trying to be fast?"

Speed Answers Mark Burt

Mark asked...............
All across the country I see people who show up to try and out perform one person or team. I would like to hear Speed address how to go out and give 100% on the steer you have and let the actions speak for themselves, instead of worrying about the other contestants.

July Pushing the Barrier by Fastback Ropes!

Pushing the Barrier by Speed Williams – July 2010

By Fastback Ropes

The Handle

Handling steers is one of the most important factors that allow headers to be successful. There are two common scenarios that prevent good handles. One is where the head horse drops his left shoulder and ducks, going left really hard. This causes the steer to jerk away from the heeler and his back end to be wild making him difficult to heel. The other scenario is when the head horse doesn’t respond to the bridle, or is weak, and doesn’t have control of the steer’s head. Here the steer seems to drift down the arena and the heeler ends up inside and has to throw over the steer’s hip where the right front leg is blocking entry of the heel loop.

There are many headers who reach and have acquired good range with their rope but still don’t realize how important it is to protect the heeler and keep the steer’s feet together. The header’s job is to get it on as fast as you can and to give their heeler the best throw possible.

Most jackpot headers who set up their runs and have a lot of steers caught behind them are very disciplined. They understand the importance of taking care of their heeler and setting up the run where the heeler can finish fast. There are a lot of headers who complain that their heelers can’t catch. If you consistently have heelers who can’t catch behind you, take a good look at you and your horse to see what’s causing it, especially if they’re catching for other headers.

The art of handling a steer is to get control of his head as smoothly as possible without breaking stride or changing speed. When I started heading I was taught to slow a steer down and hop him off and that is still widely taught today. The problem with this is once a heeler picks up the bridle reins, he loses all the momentum he had going down the arena. When heelers have to pull on the reins, they quit swinging their rope as fast and when the steer takes off again they have to start over from scratch. Heelers rope better when they can keep speed on their rope. Once they have to pull back a lot of things can happen: their swing goes to the right, it slows down, they lean forward, and all of these can make getting the heel rope under the steer more difficult.

You want to handle the steer smoothly in full stride and come back towards the heading box in a 10 to 15 degree angle. This angle allows for better entry of the heel loop. I learned this heading for Clay O’Brien Cooper.

Speed Answers Tom McDowell

I am not balanced and secure in the saddle when I leave the heading box. I have watched your videos and marvel at how little your body moves when you come out. Do you sit a little sideways or what is the secret?

Speed Answers Daniel Briand

Speed Williams answers the question, "I can t figure a way to reach as much as you do,why do I always need to make a step when I reach?

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Speed Notes

Speed answers Brian Gibson's question
"What point of the steers head or horns are you looking at?"

Speed Notes!

Speed Williams answers Shawn Hughes's question, "What is the main reason for a wave off?"

Speed Notes

Speed Williams answers Brandi Bolin's question, "Is there anything special you look for in a roping horse for beginners?"

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Back From Reno!!

Speed Williams Team Roping We made it home and going to take a week off from roping but still have a
lot of videos to get done this next week.

Speed Notes

Speed Answers a question From Sherry Rogers

"I'm a female heeler and not as strong as men. Do you recommend a rope that is light enough for me, but also has body and allows me to feel the tip?"

Speed Notes

Well........... Autumn Sears asked "what lay of rope do you use for heeling?" Here is my answer on video!

 

BFI ROPING RESULTS JUNE 21 2010

Average Results                                                         

Place	Team #	HEADER	HEELER	TOTAL	Payoff
1st	92	JD Yates	Jay Wadhams	45.92	$130,510
2nd	87	Luke Brown	Martin Lucero	46.97	$95,060
3rd	94	Turtle Powell	Jhett Johnson	47.07	$61,110
4th	40	Justin Davis	Cole Davison	48.01	$30,555
5th	84	Tee Woolman	Walt Woodard	50.1	$16,975
6th	19	Joel Bach	Rich Skelton	50.21	$6,790
7th	46	Quinn Kesler	TJ McCauley	50.23	$2,000

 1st Go Round

Place	Team #	HEADER	HEELER	Time	Payoff
1st	68	Kaden Richard	Rhen Richard	6.00	$10,800
2nd	74	Spencer Mitchell	Broc Cresta	6.76	$8,100
3rd	40	Justin Davis	Cole Davison	6.87	$5,400
4th	70	Derrick Begay	Cesar DeLaCruz	7.17	$1,350
4th	87	Luke Brown	Martin Lucero	7.17	$1,350

 2nd Go Round

Place	Team #	HEADER	HEELER	Time	Payoff
1st	78	Trevor Brazile	Patrick Smith	5.41	$10,800
2nd	55	Caleb Mitchell	Casey Chamberlain	5.68	$8,100
3rd	12	Keven Daniels	Paul Eaves	5.69	$5,400
4th	64	Thomas Richards	Tyler Getzwiller	6.29	$2,700

 3rd Go Round

Place	Team #	HEADER	HEELER	Time	Payoff
1st	4	Kelsey Parchment	Caleb Twisselman	5.06	$10,800
2nd	81	Jake Cooper	Jimmie Cooper	5.42	$8,100
3rd	96	Charly Crawford	Russell Cardoza Jr	6.16	$5,400
4th	84	Tee Woolman	Walt Woodard	6.71	$2,700

4th Go Round

Place	Team #	HEADER	HEELER	Time	Payoff
1st	4	Kelsey Parchman	Caleb Twisselman	4.90	$10,800
2nd	81	Jake Cooper	Jimmie Cooper	5.32	$8,100
3rd	79	Justin Yost	Kyle Crick	5.68	$5,400
4th	50	Doyle Gellerman	Justin Viles	5.84 b	$2,700

5th Go Round

Place	Team #	HEADER	HEELER	Time	Payoff
1st	82	Matt Sherwood	Allen Bach	5.26	$10,800
2nd	45	Coleman Proctor	Steve Northcott	5.35	$8,100
3rd	9	Brooks Dahozy	Preston Williams	5.43	$5,400
4th	23	Jake Barnes	Clay O Cooper	5.83	$2,700

Short Go Wrangler Round

Place	Team #	HEADER	HEELER	Time	Payoff
1st	87	Luke Brown	Martin Lucero	5.95	$9,500
2nd	40	Justin Davis	Cole Davison	6.42	$6,000
3rd	92	JD Yates	Jay Wadhams	6.55	$1,000
4th	94	Turtle Powell	Jhett Johnson	7.32	$500

Fastest Time

Place	Team #	HEADER	HEELER	Time	Payoff
1st	4	Kelsey Parchman	Caleb Twisselman	4.90	2,000