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With the closing of Pool A, several rodeo competitors took the opportunity to hit a ticket directly at Showdown Sunday on Day 4 of the Calgary Stampede.
Cody DeMoss did it in the saddle riding by repeating himself victorious Monday. This time he came through an 89-point race on a horse called Curly Bill.
"Exceptional Animal," said DeMoss, of Louisiana. "He really had a good day with me, you know, when a hunter bads himself, it's the most fun thing to do, it's one of the most That's why we're riding like horses By winning consecutive rounds of tricks, DeMoss reduced its winnings to $ 11,000, which was enough to put an end to the last of the four spots available for Sunday's action.
] Clay Elliott finished first in group A, placing in each of the four rounds, raising $ 14,000. Zeke Thurston, three-time winner of the Stampede, finished second Monday and finished second with $ 13,500, followed by Isaac Diaz with $ 11,500.
Kelly Bruner also put two wins, setting a new fast barrel race time for the Stampede at 17.17 seconds.
"It's great to be a rehearsal," Bruner said. "My horse ran very hard, I had a third best – my third barrel was a loop yesterday, and today, I've prepared it better, and my boy, I mean, I flayed it. "Bruner climbed to the top of the standings with a total of $ 19,000. Ivy Conrado ($ 17,000), Lisa Lockhart ($ 12,000) and Carmel Wright ($ 8,500) also qualified for the first four days of competition.
Kyle Irwin also had two goals in two during the fight. on his handlebars in just 3.8 seconds, for his second consecutive victory.
"Yesterday was fine, and today I knew I had a chance, but I still have to do it," Irwin said. "It 's the ticket now, it' s to arrive at the Final Four, and then you earn a lot of money from here. Irwin makes Sunday's cut directly with his $ 11,000 Stampede rug, just behind Stampede champion Tyler Waguespack with his $ 11,500. Cody Cbadidy makes the cut with $ 9500, then Cole Edge of Oklahoma joins the team with $ 7,750
There was also a new fast time game In the tie-down, Caleb Smidt was released in just 6.7 seconds
. The $ 5,500 bonus boosted the Smidt Stampede account to $ 13,500 and secured a place in Sunday's finals. Taming Pool A was fellow Texan Cory Solomon, who placed each of the four days, which gave him a total of $ 15,000. Cade Swor also qualifies for Sunday with $ 11,000 and will join Carstairs's Kyle Lucas with $ 8,500.
The first place in the day 4 bareback race was shared by a pair of partners. Richmond Champion and Caleb Bennett scored an identical 84 points on their horses, giving them a win of $ 5,000 each. Despite the injection of funds, Bennett is a little out of his account and will not join his fellow Champion, who dominated Pool A with his total of $ 15,000 and Jake Vold ($ 10,000), which has also deserved goodbye. Instead, he will have another horse on Saturday's Wild Card. Clint Laye ($ 13,000) and Shane O 'Connell ($ 7,250) complete the playoffs bareback
There have been four bulls that have whistle. in round, but the best of the band was Joe Frost on the bull C5 Big Dip, for 87.5 points. The additional $ 5,500 gave him the place of favorite in group A with $ 15,000. Cooper Davis of Texas was second with $ 10,000; followed by Brazilian Fabiano Vieira at $ 8,000; and Ty Wallace with $ 7,500.
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