Cinch World's Toughest Rodeo Showcases Elite Rough Stock Competitors
The Cinch World's Toughest Rodeo took place in Columbia, South Carolina, featuring top-tier rough stock riders competing in bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, and bull riding. Despite offering only three events, the competition boasted a payout of nearly $57,000. Bradlee Miller and Jess Pope shared the victory in bareback riding, each earning over $5,000 and enhancing their standings for the season. In saddle bronc riding, Wyatt Casper triumphed with an impressive score of 88 points on Feather Tickler, surpassing Kade Bruno by a single point. Three Hills Rodeo excelled as stock contractors, securing wins in both bareback and saddle bronc events. In bull riding, TJ Gray rode Kung Fu Panda to victory with a score of 87.5 points, edging out Lukasey Morris. This prestigious event not only provides substantial financial rewards but also serves as a significant platform for athletes striving to advance their careers in rodeo. Eight competitors in each event received monetary awards, contributing to their ongoing pursuit of excellence in the sport.
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