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2012 SCHEDULE

2012 SCHEDULE
12/31 - 8:30pm PBR Bull Riding Cowboys Dancehall NEW YEARS EVE San Antonio, TX1/21 - 7pm Travis County Youth Show PBR Bull Riding Sat Austin, TX1/27 - 8:30pm PBR Jr. Bull Riders Cowboys Dancehall Fri Cowboys Dancehall -San Antonio, TX6/9-7:30pm 13th Annual Brent Thurman Memorial PBR Bull RidingSat Cowboys Dancehall -San Antonio, TX6/15 -7:30pm Stonewall Peach Jamboree PBR Bull Riding Thurs Stonewall, TX7/5 -7/7 Wimberley Rodeo Thur/Fri/Sat VFW Arena - Wimberley, TX7/6-8:30pm PBR Cowboys Dancehall Finals Fri Cowboys Dancehall -San Antonio, TX7/7 -7:30pm PBR Gonzales Bull Riding Sat J.B. Wells Arena - Gonzales, TX7/ CPRA Taylor Rodeo Taylor, TX9/15-7:30pm Fredericksburg PBR Bull RidingSat Gillespie Cty Fairgrounds - Fredericksburg, TX

12/4/10 Sec.1 PBR Touring Pro Division Cowboys Dancehall Bull Riding

Brent Thurman Memorial

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RESULTS

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1/22 - 7pm Travis County Youth Fair PBR Bull Riding 1) Elton Cire $4,964 2) Fabiano Vierira $2,992 Austin, TX 3) Dusty Labeth $2,652 4) Brock Russel $1,564 5) Josh Barrentine $571 6) Denver Kallus $380 1/28 - 8:30 pm PBR Bull Riders Cowboys Dancehall 1) Caleb Sanderson $4,335 2) Lane Lindsey $2,550 San Antonio, TX 3) Fabiano Vierira $1,530 4) Francisco Morales $2,040 5) Chon Miranda $1,122 6) Buck Bonner $6633/5 - 8:30 pm PBR Bull Riders Cowboys Dancehall 1) Robson Arago $1,683 2) Sam Medlock $1,275 San Antonio, TX 3) John Jacobs $918 4) Robson Aragao $408 5) Michael Earl $408 6) Lane Nobles $4083/13 - 7pm PBR Jr. Bull Riders Cowboys Dancehall 1) Lane Hodges $816 2) Ajejandro Flores $612 Cowboys Dancehall -San Antonio, TX 3) Rozen Nobles $408 4) Pistol Preece $204 4/2 -8:30 pm PBR Bull Riding Cowboys Dancehall 1) Jason Malone $1,640 2) Calassidy Malone $1,243 San Antonio, TX 3) Paulo Crimber $745 4) Edgar Durazo $745 5) Markus Mariluch $348 6) Jason Malone $2484/30 - 8:30 pm PBR Bull Riding Cowboys Dancehall 1) Luke McCoag $1,697 2) Zack Miles $1,285 San Antonio, TX 3/4) Caissidy Matthews $771 3/4) Edgar Durazo $771 5) David Mason $359 6) Juan Contreras $2576/4 - 8:30 pm PBR Bull Riding Cowboys Dancehall 1) Jesse Van Nek $1,500 2) David Mason $1,136 San Antonio, TX 3) Pim Rosa $818 4) Zac Miles $545 5) Michael Earl $318 6) Quentin Threadgill $2276/11-7:30pm 13th Annual Brent Thurman Memorial PBR 1) Scottie Knapp $4,117 2) Bonner Bolton $3,039 Homecoming Arena - Bastrop, TX 3) Jason Malone $2,941 4) Justin Koon $2,058 5) Justin Koon $1,294 6/7) Skeeter Kingsolver $509 6/7)Alfonso Orozco $509 6/17 -7:30pm Stonewall Peach Jamboree PBR Bull Riding 1) Elliott Jacoby $3,366 2) Bonner Bolton $2,805 Stonewall, TX 3) Elliott Jacoby $1,346 4) Sterling Yancy $897 5) Will Anderson $1,099 6) Alfonso Orozco $1,256 6/19 - 7pm PBR Jr. Bull Riders Cowboys Dancehall 1) Cody Dollins $850 2)Rowdy Allen $637 Cowboys Dancehall -San Antonio, TX 3) Chance Lopez $425 4) Sterling Furr $212 6/23 -7:30pm Cedar Park PBR Bull Riding & Rodeo 1) Douglas Duncan $5,164 2) Elliott Jacoby $3,873 Cedar Park Center - Cedar Park, TX 3) Ned Cross $2,213 4) Ned Cross $ 2,951 5)Alfonso Orozco $1,992 6) Chon Miranda $1,3287/1 -7:30pm Wimberley PBR Bull Riding 1) Ryan McConnel $2,091 2) Skeeter Kingsolver$1,115 VFW Arena - Wimberley, TX 3) Robson Aragao $1,115 4) Peyton Stewart $933 5) Caleb sanderson $933 6) Brian Titman $501 7/4-7pm Fury on the Fourth PBR Bull Riding 1) Pistol Robinson $5,091 2) Robson Aragao $3,731 Lee Cty Sheriff’s Posse Arena -Giddings, TX 3) Justin Koon $2,371 4) Justin Edmonds $1,5557/8-8:30pm Ross Coleman PBR Cowboys Dancehall Finals Cowboys Dancehall -San Antonio, TX7/9 -7:30pm Gonzales PBR Bull Riding 1 Kody Lostroh $3,2336 2) Justin Granger $2,312 JP Wells Arena - Gonzales, TX 3) Elliott Jacoby $1,387 4) Alfonso Orozco $924 5) Fransisco Morales $1,479 6) Mike Lee $1 ,063 7/15-16 -7:30pm CPRA Taylor Rodeo Taylor, TX9/17-7:30pm Fredericksburg PBR Bull Riding 1) Sterling Yancey $3,927 2) Casey Huckabee $2,244 Gillespie Cty Fairgrounds - Fredericksburg, TX 3) Cody Johnson $1,346 4) Reid Barker $1,683 5) Paulo Crimber $987 5) Jimmy Twedt $583 9/23- 8:30 pm PBR Bull Riding Cowboys Dancehall 1) Paulo Crimber $1,697 2)Jared Farley $1,285 San Antonio, TX 3) Cody Campbell $925 4) Brendan Clark $617 5) Jesse Van Nek $359 6) Budd Williamson $25710/7- 8:30 pm PBR Bull Riding Cowboys Dancehall 1/2) Renato Nunes $1,479 1/ 2)Cody Campbell $1,479 San Antonio, TX 3/4) Jory Markiss $765 3/4) Ralph Benson $765 5) Gustavo Pedero $357 6) Ralph Benson $255

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IN MEMORY

Brent Thurman

Greg Crabtree

Lane Frost
Lane Frost was born in LaJunta, Colorado on October 12, 1963. Lane is survived by his parents, Clyde and Elsie Frost, a sister Robin, and brother, Cody. From the time Lane could talk he wanted to be a bull rider.In Oklahoma, Lane belonged to numerous youth Rodeo Associations and was very successful in these. Lane was the National High School Bull Riding Champion in 1981. In 1982, he was the Bull Riding Champion of the first Youth National Finals held in Ft. Worth, Texas. He graduated from Atoka High School that year and joined the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and began rodeoing full time. Lane realized his lifelong dream when he became the PRCA World Champion Bull Rider in 1987. That same year, the great bull Red Rock, owned by Growny Rodeo Company was voted Bucking Bull of the Year. Red Rock had been out 309 times and has never been ridden. In 1988, at the Challenge of Champions where Lane would try to ride Red Rock in seven exhibition matches. He rode him four out of seven tries.On July 30, 1989, at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo in Cheyenne, Wyoming, after making an 85 point ride on a bull called Taking Care of Business, Lane landed in the mud, the bull turned and hit him in the side breaking some ribs and severed a main artery. He died on the arena floor at the age of 25.Lane was inducted into the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame in Colorado Springs in August of 1990. In 1994, the movie 8 Seconds was released based on the life story of Lane Frost. He was inducted into the Cheyenne Frontier Days Hall of Fame, the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame, as well as the Oklahoma Sports Museum.
Brent Thurman grinned his way through life. Some have said they did not know another person who liked to smile so much with their front teeth missing. Not only was Brent a world-class champion bull rider, he was a motivator of life. Thurman was born in Austin, Texas on March 3, 1969 into a family of Central Texas supporters. His Mother, Kay Thurman, said, "Whatever was happening at the moment is what Brent wanted to do." Football, basketball, track and bay fishing were only a few of Thurman's athletic endeavors. His second favorite sport was golf. He won a city tournament and was determined to join the Senior PGA when he retired from bull riding.Brent's bull riding career began at the fearless age of 8 at Cecil Hill's arena in Austin. Several bull rider's commended Thurman's unique style of riding. He carried his free arm lower than most riders and used his feet more than his upper body. After Thurman's first professional career year ended in 1989, he went on to be ranked in the top 30 bull riders in the world. He was plagued with small injuries for several years that kept him from qualifying for the national finals sooner. He was also a three-time competitor in the Texas Circuit Finals Rodeo. In 1993, Thurman qualified for his first NFR. He finished fifth in the final standings that year and 13th in the 1994 Crown Royal World Standings. Four seconds into his 10th and final ride at the 1994 NFR in Las Vegas Brent was bucked off, became tangled in his leather rigging and fell beneath the bulls hooves. He never regained consciousness.Great riders and friends like Ty Murray, Randy Thornton, Brian Herman and Michael Gaffney noted that many children looked up to Thurman who basically got along with everyone he met. He volunteered in the special rodeos, competitions for physically and mentally disabled youth, and judged bull riding events throughout Texas in his spare time. During this time Brent became involved with Ms. Candy Jones, the Director of the Program for Special Needs Children at Covington Middle School located in Austin, Texas. He would go to the school where he would serve as a volunteer. He worked with the children in reading as well as with their horticultural projects. This program became very special and dear to Brents heart and he planned to have a championship bull riding with the proceeds being endowed to this program. He was very close to his family, loved children, loved a challenge and knew how to find humor and joy in life.
Known for his unbridled energy, enthusiasm and talent, Greg Crabtree passed away on Tuesday, November 29, 2005. When not on the road attending a PBR sanctioned event, Crabtree managed his farm in Cuero, Texas. On Tuesday, Crabtree was involved in a bulldozing accident while clearing brush on some property near Flatonia, Texas. Greg is celebrated by family, friends and fans for his unique personality, not to mention his fearless attitude and unparalleled ability to save bull riders as a member of the Dickies DuraBullfighting team. Week in and week out, Crabtree unselfishly sacrificed his well-being to save the lives of top PBR cowboys. Greg Crabtree was greatly respected and trusted by the PBRs top 45 bull riders who voted him to defend their lives against their 2,000 pound bovine opponents for the past four years at the PBR Built Ford Tough World Finals held in Las Vegas, Nev.He was a great lifesaver, one of the toughest guys ever, remembers PBR President Ty Murray. He would step in there every time without question almost as if he had no fear. He is the only guy I thought truly had no fear at all. He definitely will be missed.Greg gained status as a fan favorite for his unique style and enthusiasm for the sport, but also earned the admiration of everyone in the bull riding community for his talent and athleticism. Crabtree was easily recognized among his bullfighting counterparts as not only the largest in stature but also for his carefree style and the Dickies baseball cap that he wore during events instead of the standard Stetson cowboy hat.

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