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Bowden Daze rodeo draws big crowds (9 photos)

Clown Dennis Halstead driving his bathtub- shaped “tubmobile” through a real ring of fire was among highlights

BOWDEN — Another successful Bowden Daze Pro Rodeo is in the books.

The event ran July 12-14 at the Bowden Agricultural Society’s rodeo grounds, south of town.

 Although the forecast was threatening much of the time, the weather actually held out and the stands were packed.

One big highlight was when rodeo clown Dennis Halstead drove his bathtub- shaped “tubmobile” through a real ring of fire.

The trick riders wowed the crowd. The sheep riding and wild pony races were also popular.

Brooklyn Van Sickle was crowned the 2024 Bowden Rodeo Queen.

Following are unofficial results from the event, as reported by the Canadian Professional Rodeo Association:

Bareback riding: 1. Justin Myers, 76.5 points on Macza Rodeo’s 012 Megga Bucks, $883.60; 2. Brett Williams, 74, $662.70; 3. Wyatt Maines, 73, $441.80; 4. Ryley Borris, 70.5, $220.90.

Steer wrestling: 1. Ryan Schuckburgh, 4.0 seconds, $1,891.75; 2. Brendan Laye, 4.5, $1,645; 3. Jonny Webb, 4.9, $1,398.25; 4. (tie) Bryn Roy and Ty Livingstone, 5.0, $1028.13 each; 6. Cody Cassidy, 5.2, $658; 7. Ty Miller, 5.3, $411.25; 8. Ty Mackenzie, 5.4, $164.50

Saddle bronc: 1. Reginald Lecourt, 84.5 points on Macza Rodeo’s 615 Montana Cat, $913.21; 2. Jordan Cust, 83.5, $755.76; 3. Dyllan Duperron, 83, $598.31; 4. Colten Powell, 82.5, $440.86; 5. Logan Young, 81.5, $283.41; 6. Chance Barrass, 80.5, $157.45

Team roping: 1. Tate Schmidt/Kagen Schmidt, 4.4 seconds, $1,697.17 each; 2. (tie) Brody Groves/Logan Groves and Riley Wakefield/Clay McNichol, 4.8, $1,365.12 each; 4. (tie) Kolt Johnson/Carson Johnson and Jesse Popescul/Jeremy Buhler, 4.9, $922.38; 6. Roland McFadden/Tyrel Flewelling, 5.1, $590.32; 7. Brett Buss/Devin Wigemyr, 5.5, $368.95; 8. Braden Brost/Levi Schmidt, 9.4, $147.58

Tie down roping: 1. Wyatt Hayes, 8.5 seconds, $1,826.89; 2. Logan Bird, 8.8, $1,588.60; 3. Riley Warren, 8.9, $1,350.31; 4. Aaron Miller, 9.6, $1,112.02; 5. Erik Dublanko, 9.9, $873.73; 6. Cooper Resch, 10.1, $635.44; 7. Jason Smith, 10.9, $397.15; 8. Steele Depaoli, 11.0, $158.86

Ladies barrel racing: 1. Karli Cowie, 15.96, $2,008.55; 2. Tiany Schuster, 16.09, $1,721.61; 3. Kirby Penttila, 16.13, $1,434.68; 4. (tie) Trista Wilson and Lisa Groves, 16.21, $1,099.92 each; 6. (tie) Lisa Zachoda and Angela Ganter, 16.24, $669.51; 8. (tie) Taylor Manning and Tana Millard, 16.26, $334.76; 10. Kyla Simmons, 16.29, $191.29

Bull riding: 1. Tanner Skene, 87 points on Duffy Rodeo’s 918 Upstairs Basement, $899.58; 2. Zane Tully, 85, $744.48; 3. Brock Radford, 83.5, $589.38; 4. Ashton Sahli, 80.5, $434.28

Breakaway roping: 1. Kylie Whiteside, 2.2 seconds, $1,702.58; 2. (tie) Kyla Kelly and Olivia Walker, 2.3, $1,369.47 each; 4. Chelsea Moore, 2.6, $1,036.35; 5. Macy Auclair, 2.7, $814.28; 6. Bailey Smith, 2.8, $481.17

Novice bareback: 1. Jace Lomheim, 70 points, $240.56 (no other qualified rides)
Ground money: $360.84.

Novice saddle bronc: 1. Lonnie Dunn, 75 points, $380.24; 2. Clint Read, 73, $285.18; 3. James Perrin, 71.5, $190.12; 4. Blain Pengelly, 71, $95.06

Junior steer riding: 1. Sloan Walker, 76 points, $417.10; 2. Gunnar Smith, 72.5, $312.83; 3. Koaltyn Ogilvie, 72, $208.55; 4. Jack Emerson, 70.5, $104.28.


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