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| 1 Callie Duperier Boerne, TX $166,632.34 85
2 Lisa Lockhart Oelrichs, SD $151,520.49 39
3 Sarah Rose McDonald Brunswick, GA $134,599.42 51
4 Mary Walker (G) Ennis, TX $110,104.88 76
5 Sherry Cervi Marana, AZ $104,743.84 69
6 Nancy Hunter Neola, UT $96,685.81 26
7 Fallon Taylor Collinsville, TX $86,828.49 79
8 Cassidy Kruse Gillette, WY $81,345.83 63
9 Taylor Jacob Carmine, TX $80,425.86 87
10 Carley Richardson Pampa, TX $77,820.07 63
11 Michele McLeod Whitesboro, TX $70,397.42 95
12 Jackie Ganter (R) Abilene, TX $69,413.70 96
13 Vickie Carter (R) Richfield, UT $62,768.25 79
14 Jana Bean Ft Hancock, TX $60,162.19 97
15 Deb Guelly Okotoks, AB $59,930.71 77 |
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| wow - 100,000 difference between 1st and 15th.
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| Love how Lockhart only went to 39 rodeos and some are at 97. Tells you that the horses she rides are a whole nother caliber!!! And her horses won't be dog tired and sore when the NFR gets there. |
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| Some of the gals get invited to the high dollar rodeos that others don't get invited to. Right? Or do I misunderstand it. I was under the impression that some of the girls HAVE to haul to twice as many or more rodeos as to get their foot in the door because they're going to lots of smaller money rodeos/shows....doesn't always come down to caliber of rider/horse. I don't rodeo myself and could be misunderstanding what I've heard others say, though.
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| FLITASTIC - 2015-09-29 10:16 AM
Love how Lockhart only went to 39 rodeos and some are at 97. Tells you that the horses she rides are a whole nother caliber!!! And her horses won't be dog tired and sore when the NFR gets there.
The $100,000 in Calgary helped with that a lot!  |
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  Location: Illinois | FLITASTIC - 2015-09-29 11:16 AM
Love how Lockhart only went to 39 rodeos and some are at 97. Tells you that the horses she rides are a whole nother caliber!!! And her horses won't be dog tired and sore when the NFR gets there.
She's got the best horse in my opinion in the whole industry right now. She can pull that off with him because he's so solid and consistent. He goes out and makes the same fast run every time. Even on his off days he still puts down a solid pattern. A lot of the other horses in the top 15 don't have that going for them. In my opinion that's a better horse than one who can run hard, but knocks half the runs. One of those top 15 was at a local rodeo a couple weekends ago and didn't have any clean runs on any of the horses. I can see why it takes close to a hundred rodeos for some to qualify. At least some use several backups and don't use up their best ones. |
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       Location: Displaced Iowegian | runs4fun - 2015-09-29 11:54 AM Some of the gals get invited to the high dollar rodeos that others don't get invited to. Right? Or do I misunderstand it. I was under the impression that some of the girls HAVE to haul to twice as many or more rodeos as to get their foot in the door because their going to lots of smaller money rodeos/shows....doesn't always come down to caliber of rider/horse. I don't rodeo myself and could be misunderstanding what I've heard others say, though.
^^^^ EXACTLY.......that is why those (invitational) rodeos should NOT count! |
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   Location: Buffalo, TX | NJJ - 2015-09-29 12:14 PM runs4fun - 2015-09-29 11:54 AM Some of the gals get invited to the high dollar rodeos that others don't get invited to. Right? Or do I misunderstand it. I was under the impression that some of the girls HAVE to haul to twice as many or more rodeos as to get their foot in the door because their going to lots of smaller money rodeos/shows....doesn't always come down to caliber of rider/horse. I don't rodeo myself and could be misunderstanding what I've heard others say, though. ^^^^ EXACTLY.......that is why those (invitational) rodeos should NOT count!
Very busy, so I don't have time to elaborate...but I agree 100%!!!!...........  
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         Location: Sunnyland Florida | NJJ - 2015-09-29 1:14 PM runs4fun - 2015-09-29 11:54 AM Some of the gals get invited to the high dollar rodeos that others don't get invited to. Right? Or do I misunderstand it. I was under the impression that some of the girls HAVE to haul to twice as many or more rodeos as to get their foot in the door because their going to lots of smaller money rodeos/shows....doesn't always come down to caliber of rider/horse. I don't rodeo myself and could be misunderstanding what I've heard others say, though. ^^^^ EXACTLY.......that is why those (invitational) rodeos should NOT count!
TOTALLY AGREE! The invitational rodeos should not count. Someone didn't have their thinking cap on when that rule went down. It's a very unfair advantage given to an elite few. Really, really wrong.
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| Runaway - 2015-09-29 12:51 PM NJJ - 2015-09-29 1:14 PM runs4fun - 2015-09-29 11:54 AM Some of the gals get invited to the high dollar rodeos that others don't get invited to. Right? Or do I misunderstand it. I was under the impression that some of the girls HAVE to haul to twice as many or more rodeos as to get their foot in the door because their going to lots of smaller money rodeos/shows....doesn't always come down to caliber of rider/horse. I don't rodeo myself and could be misunderstanding what I've heard others say, though. ^^^^ EXACTLY.......that is why those (invitational) rodeos should NOT count!
TOTALLY AGREE! The invitational rodeos should not count. Someone didn't have their thinking cap on when that rule went down. It's a very unfair advantage given to an elite few. Really, really wrong.
 
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     Location: Texas | FLITASTIC - 2015-09-29 11:16 AM
Love how Lockhart only went to 39 rodeos and some are at 97. Tells you that the horses she rides are a whole nother caliber!!! And her horses won't be dog tired and sore when the NFR gets there.
Fallon taylor only ran Flo about 48 times before she sent her home and started seasoning colts. I'm sure she wasn't the only one that used her main horse in the beginning then let back ups or colts pick up the slack after that. |
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      Location: The edge of no where | SassyPirate - 2015-09-29 12:06 PM FLITASTIC - 2015-09-29 10:16 AM Love how Lockhart only went to 39 rodeos and some are at 97. Tells you that the horses she rides are a whole nother caliber!!! And her horses won't be dog tired and sore when the NFR gets there. The $100,000 in Calgary helped with that a lot! 
You do know that only $50k of that counted... right? |
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  Location: The South | It will be so exciting to see so many new faces this year! Come on December!  |
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       Location: Golden Gulf Coast of Texas | Looks like there are only two under 40 rodeos and they both got at least one big check. There is no doubt that winning one of the big invitational rodeos almost assures you of a ticket to the NFR. I just don't think it's fair to count any rodeos unless everyone has a chance to compete there. I wonder if this is the most ever qualified with over $100k in earnings? Can't wait to watch this year!
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| I am so excited for Vickie Carter. She has made it on one horse and that horse she is riding is Rachel Hendrixs horse that past away last year in a carbon monoxide accident. She has been and will continue to ride for Rachel through the NFR. Se excited to have 2 Utah girls there running... |
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     Location: Texas | 3turns - 2015-09-29 7:17 PM
I am so excited for Vickie Carter. She has made it on one horse and that horse she is riding is Rachel Hendrixs horse that past away last year in a carbon monoxide accident. She has been and will continue to ride for Rachel through the NFR. Se excited to have 2 Utah girls there running...
I'm also excited for her. I had never heard of her until a week or so ago... but I hope she rocks the nfr. I always end up cheering for the ones that have a good story behind them. Wouldn't that be something if she went and did awesome. I would probably cry thinking about Rachels parents. |
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| pinx05 - 2015-09-29 7:28 PM
3turns - 2015-09-29 7:17 PM
I am so excited for Vickie Carter. She has made it on one horse and that horse she is riding is Rachel Hendrixs horse that past away last year in a carbon monoxide accident. She has been and will continue to ride for Rachel through the NFR. Se excited to have 2 Utah girls there running...
I'm also excited for her. I had never heard of her until a week or so ago... but I hope she rocks the nfr. I always end up cheering for the ones that have a good story behind them. Wouldn't that be something if she went and did awesome. I would probably cry thinking about Rachels parents.
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   Location: Texas | pinx05 - 2015-09-29 7:28 PM 3turns - 2015-09-29 7:17 PM I am so excited for Vickie Carter. She has made it on one horse and that horse she is riding is Rachel Hendrixs horse that past away last year in a carbon monoxide accident. She has been and will continue to ride for Rachel through the NFR. Se excited to have 2 Utah girls there running... I'm also excited for her. I had never heard of her until a week or so ago... but I hope she rocks the nfr. I always end up cheering for the ones that have a good story behind them. Wouldn't that be something if she went and did awesome. I would probably cry thinking about Rachels parents.
I think the best part of the story is that rachel trained blaze from the ground up. Most girls who do well in high school are riding horses they bought already winning.. That horse really is a part of Rachel and I can only imagine how proud her parents will be to see him run down the alley way at the T&M.. |
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