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In 2009, Aussie bull rider Brendon Clark has suffered more injuries than many ever will, including one that almost killed him. Story
Current world no. 1 Kody Lostroh just upped the ante with a Built Ford Tough Series win in Ontario. But how long can he hang on? Story
Everything got a little muddy at the Arkansas High School Rodeo in Eudora, Ark., including ESPN photographer Mark Stallings. Story
J.B Mauney again? Mauney won his fourth PBR Built Ford Tough Series event of 2009, passing Guilherme Marchi to nab second place overall. Story
Team roping header Charly Crawford has qualified for four Wrangler National Finals Rodeos. But he hasn't done it alone. Story
It took Clint Cannon six years to become an overnight sensation, but he's finally put together a bareback season for the ages. Story
Forget soccer. In Brazil, bull riding is number one. ESPN.com talked to team captain Adriano Moraes to get his take on the 2009 PBR World Cup. Story
ESPN.com caught up with 'red-blooded American' JW Hart to talk bulls, a Brazilian rivalry and bringing home the World Cup title. Story
More Headlines
Salinas Rodeo to start Hall of Fame
The Californian (Nov. 18)
The California Rodeo Salinas will start its own Hall of Fame in 2010, officials said Tuesday. Other rodeos such as the Pendleton Round-Up and Cheyenne Frontier Days have a Hall of Fame.
Eight Canadian champions named as CFR wraps up
RodeoAttitude.com (Nov. 16)
Edmonton, AB -- Rexall Place was a pressure cooker during the closing performance of the 36th Canadian Finals Rodeo (CFR). The tightest race was in the saddle bronc riding, the classic event of rodeo.
Bowers separates shoulder, then wins bareback title
The Canadian Press (Nov. 16)
EDMONTON -- It was a painful wait for Kyle Bowers, and worth every second. Bowers waited out a lengthy delay with a separated shoulder before he was crowned national bareback riding champion Sunday at the Canadian Finals Rodeo.
- Marchi wins; Mauney takes Challenger title
- Round Two in Georgia goes to Travis Briscoe
- Ross Coleman takes Round One in Duluth, Ga.
- PRCA news and notes: Nov. 17, 2009
- Tenth-round comeback seals victory at NFSR
- Stampede closes out final night in Dallas
- Harris leads talented pack of locals at Stampede
- Snededor chases earnings record at NFSR
- PRCA news and notes: Nov. 10, 2009
- Kody Lostroh wins tightest race in PBR history
- Five riders split Round Six victory at World Finals
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Standings
| Rider | Earnings | ||
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| 1 | Kody Lostroh | 16,640.00 | $1,628,443 |
| 2 | J.B. Mauney | 16,046.00 | $786,299 |
| 3 | Guilherme Marchi | 11,920.75 | $294,438 |
| 4 | Valdiron de Oliveira | 11,516.50 | $254,663 |
| 5 | Robson Palermo | 10,414.25 | $227,448 |
| 6 | Austin Meier | 8,584.75 | $199,261 |
| 7 | Ryan McConnel | 8,573.50 | $146,500 |
| 8 | Zack Brown | 8,383.25 | $231,628 |
| 9 | Renato Nunes | 7,702.00 | $154,067 |
| 10 | Wiley Petersen | 7,341.25 | $128,571 |
Full Standings | |||
Injury Report: Updated 11/23/09
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PBR - Beau Hill Beau Hill dislocated his left shoulder when he was stepped on after being thrown off of his bull in the sixth round of the PBR Finals. He did not compete in the seventh round, is doubtful for Atlanta, and questionable for Baltimore. |
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PBR - Bryan Richardson Bryan Richardson broke his left eye socket whe he was thrown hard to the ground during the sixth round of the PBR Finals. He did not compete in the seventh round, is doubtful for Atlanta, and is probable for Baltimore. |
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PBR - Zack Brown Zack Brown is out due to a left groin strain sustained during his ride in the opening round of the PBR Finals. He is expected to miss 1-3 months. |
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PBR - Cody Ford Cody Ford is out of competition due to a left hip adductor strain (groin) sustained in Portland, Ore. and aggravated during the opening round of competition at the PBR Finals. He will miss 1-3 months. |
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PBR - Ryan McConnel Ryan McConnel sustained a bruised chest when he was stepped on after being thrown from his fifth round bull at the PBR Finals. He is not competing and is questionable for Atlanta. |
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PBR - Ryan Dirteater Ryan Dirteater's left knee was dislocated when he got hung up in his rope during his dismount and then was stepped on. The injury requires surgery to correct and will likely keep him out for a year. |
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PRCA - Tom McFarland Out for the season with 26 fractures in his riding (right) wrist. |
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PRCA - Jeff Chapman Out for the season after shoulder surgery and surgery to repair a torn bicep muscle in his right arm. |
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PRCA - Chris Littlejohn Chris Littlejohn is undergoing treatment to recover from a severely bruised spine. Concerned individuals can send contributions to the Chris Littlejohn Medical Fund, P.O. Box 663, Maryville, MO 64468. |
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The Month Ahead
Nov. 20-22, 2009
Challenger Tour Championships
Atlanta, Ga.
Jan. 2-3, 2010
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Baltimore, Md.
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