For Bronc Riders Only - Professional

This weekend will be my first 2 rodeos in the Prairie circuit.
Stillwater OK Friday night
Guymon OK Saturday night
Got some juice drawn, can't wait !
Photo credit. Matt Cohen

Throwback Thursday.......The arena is to easy, and you cant even see the rider in this rank pic, so name the Flying U Rodeo Company Bucking Pony with Kendall Anderson aboard in Woodlake,CA. back in 2004.

Chuckulator of Sutton's string is an amazing saddle bronc, he is a great grandson of Tooke's Gray Wolf.

Brady Crumpler on Tooke's award winning Sheep Mountain at Kansas City in 1982

Does it get any prettier than this...two great athletes at their best. Rusty Wright and Lunatic Fringe in Kentucky. By the end of Rusty's career he will have a number of gold buckles just like his dad, Cody. Fringe goes back to Tooke's Gray Wolf.

I would like to take a minute to thank the Franzen family, for their amazing recommendation letter for our horse Prince to get into the PRCA Hall of Fame.

Here is Billings, Montana legend a 7x World Champion and PRCA Hall of Famer, Dan Mortensen, on Powder River Rodeo's, Cut the Cards. Cut the Cards is now a 26 year old. He is the father to 30 horses that have made the NFR and is the father to World Champion Miss Congeniality. He is the grandson of Custer, and is the great grandson of Prince.

Les Gore opening up on Whing Ding in 1965 at the NFR at Oklahoma City.

Whing Ding was sired by General Custer, was sold to Rodeo Inc, and made several trips to the NFR.

Will Bagley on High Pockets for 67

Got an email from Sparky Dreesen of J Bar J from Circle, Montana tonight talking about how the Tooke's genetics influenced his herd. Had such kind word about Feek and Ernest. Sparky knows the history of broncs so much he named one of his rank ones 'Tooke's Pride' paying homage to our bloodlines. tracking down a pic of Tooke's Pride to post.

Here is Kaycee Feild on Sparky's Dirty Rags at the NFR going for 85.5. Dirty Rags mother is out of Mr T, who was out of Tooke's Gray Wolf.

9x NFR qualifier, and 1970 World Champion Saddle Bronc rider, Dennis Reiners on Bosa Nova at Los Angeles at the NFR in 1964. Reiners was inducted into the PRCA Hall of Fame in 2003. Bosa Nova left the Tooke Ranch into the hands of the fellas of Rodeo Inc in 1964.