The first of three Oklahoma stops in now in the books. What an exciting weekend it was. Let's recap what happened!
Long Round 1
Mike Lee on Swamp Wreck (01 Cattle Co. / D&H Cattle Co.) for 86.50 points.
Bull Top Score
Little Tim's All Nighter (Christopher Whitehead / 01 Cattle Co.) bucking off Ryan Dirteater in 3.85 seconds for 44.25 points.
Qualified Rides
16 (39.02%)
Re-Ride Options
4
Scores
1. Mike Lee - 86.50
2. Kaique Pacheco - 86.25
3. Aaron Roy - 86.00
3. Stetson Lawrence - 86.00
5. Cody Nance - 85.75
6. Markus Mariluch - 85.50
6. Fabiano Vieira - 85.50
8. Brady Sims - 85.00
9. Valdiron de Oliveira - 84.75
10. Cooper Davis - 84.50
11. Robson Palermo - 83.75
12. Emilio Resende - 83.25
12. Ben Jones - 83.25
14. Mason Lowe - 82.00
15. Silvano Alves - 78.25
16. Joao Ricardo Vieira - 68.75
Long Round 2
J.B. Mauney on Hou's Back (TM Ranch/Medve) for 87.75 points.
Bull Top Score
Red Rover (Curtis Mendell) bucking off Tanner Byrne in 2.31 seconds for 44.25 points.
Qualified Rides
13 (33.33%)
Re-Ride Options
4
Scores
1. J.B. Mauney - 87.75
2. Robson Palermo - 87.50
3. Derek Kolbaba - 86.00
4. Douglas Duncan - 85.75
4. Fabiano Vieira - 85.75
6. Wallace Vieira de Oliveira - 85.00
7. Joao Ricardo Vieira - 84.50
8. Brady Sims - 84.25
8. Gage Gay - 84.25
10. Mason Lowe - 84.00
11. Guilherme Marchi - 83.25
12. Claudio Crisostomo - 83.00
13. Kaique Pacheco - 77.50
Long Round 3
Gage Gay on Redbone (Dakota Rodeo / Chad Berger / Clay Struve) for 86.25 points.
Bull Top Score
Smooth Sailing (Dakota Rodeo / Chad Berge / Clay Struve / Julie Rosen) bucking off Kasey Hayes in 2.66 seconds for 43.75 points.
Qualified Rides
14 (35.90%)
Re-Ride Options
4
Scores
1. Gage Gay - 86.25
2. Ryan Dirteater - 86.00
2. Cooper Davis - 86.00
4. Joao Ricardo Vieira - 85.75
5. Shane Proctor - 85.25
6. Aaron Roy - 84.75
6. Valdiron de Oliveira - 84.75
8. Paulo Ferreira Lima - 84.25
9. Claudio Crisostomo - 83.75
9. Fabiano Vieira - 83.75
11. Mason Lowe - 83.50
12. J.B. Mauney - 82.50
13. Ben Jones - 80.50
14. Guilherme Marchi - 74.50
Championship Round
Mason Lowe on Sweet Pro's Bruiser (D&H Cattle Company) for 91.00 points.
Bull Top Score
Lane's Magic Train and Brutus (tie) for 45.00 points.
Lane's Magic Train (Jared Allen's Pro Bull Team) bucking off Brady Sims in 1.22 seconds.
Brutus (D&H Cattle Company / Buck / Adams) bucking off Gage Gay in 1.94 seconds.
Qualified Rides
5 (31.25%)
Re-Ride Options
2
Scores
1. Mason Lowe - 91.00
2. J.B. Mauney - 90.25
3. Fabiano Vieira - 89.25
4. Joao Ricardo Vieira - 87.00
5. Guilherme Marchi - 80.75
Event 3-Day Aggregate/Average
Fabiano Vieira
Bull Rider Top Score
Mason Lowe on Sweet Pro's Bruiser (D&H Cattle Company) for 91.00 points.
Bull Top Score
Lane's Magic Train and Brutus (tie) for 45.00 points.
Lane's Magic Train (Jared Allen's Pro Bull Team) bucking off Brady Sims in 1.22 seconds.
Brutus (D&H Cattle Company / Buck / Adams) bucking off Gage Gay in 1.94 seconds.
Qualified Rides
48 (35.56%)
Re-Ride Options
14
Scores
1. Fabiano Vieira - 344.25
2. Mason Lowe - 340.50
3. Joao Ricardo Vieira - 326.00
4. J.B. Mauney - 260.50
5. Guilherme Marchi - 238.50
6. Robson Palermo - 171.25
7. Aaron Roy - 170.75
8. Gage Gay - 170.50
8. Cooper Davis - 170.50
10. Valdiron de Oliveira - 169.50
11. Brady Sims - 169.25
12. Claudio Crisostomo - 166.75
13. Kaique Pacheco - 163.75
13. Ben Jones - 163.75
15. Mike Lee - 86.50
16. Ryan Dirteater - 86.00
16. Derek Kolbaba - 86.00
16. Stetson Lawrence - 86.00
19. Cody Nance - 85.75
19. Douglas Duncan - 85.75
21. Markus Mariluch - 85.50
22. Shane Proctor - 85.25
23. Wallace Veira de Oliveira - 85.00
24. Paulo Lima - 84.25
25. Emilio Resende - 83.25
26. Silvano Alves - 78.25
27. Cody Heffernan - 0.00
27. Ruben Barbosa - 0.00
27. Tanner Byrne - 0.00
27. Eduardo Aparecido - 0.00
27. Lachlan Richardson - 0.00
27. Justin Paton - 0.00
27. Stormy Wing - 0.00
27. Nathan Schaper - 0.00
27. Reese Cates - 0.00
27. Robson Aragao - 0.00
27. Kasey Hayes - 0.00
Interesting Facts
- Guilherem Marchi was back for his first event after saying at the World Finals he would take the year off to get knee surgery and heel up. Well he never got the knee surgery but that didn't seem to stop him. During the weekend he chatted with Brandon Bates multiple times and had some very interesting things to say including: calling himself and 'old' bull rider, stating he is scared to fix his knee even though Dr. Tandy is mad at him, saying it is hard to stay home while watching his friends because he loves what he does and that he is going to try and see what happens, and when it was all done and over he stated he has no pain in his keen after the long weekend. On his first bull out on Friday night he looked very rusty and it looked like his knee might have bothered him. But every ride forward he kept looking more and more like the World Champion Guilhereme Marchi we are use to seeing. He went 3-for-4 on the event and place fifth overall. He did however turn down all re-rides which was probably the best thing as he is just coming back. Hopefully his knee holds up though the season!
- Derek Kolbaba completed in his first of five BFTS exemptions. He went 1-for-3 on the weekend. Lets hope he can come back stronger next weekend because this did not look like the same kid that won two BlueDEF stops, one Pro Tour stop, and placed second at the Ft. Worth Stock Show and Rodeo all in one week before coming to the BFTS.
- Cooper Davis was back for the first time since his victory at the World Finals. Cooper went 2-for-4 on the weekend and placed eight overall. He stated that his hand was hurting earlier in the weekend for a little while after riding but by the end of weekend it appeared to not bother him anymore.
- Matt Triplett was in the house and talked with Brandon Bates stating his recovery is coming along great and is excepted to return to action at Arlington, TX (Iron Cowboy).
- Markus Mariluch was riding in his last BFTS injury exemption and it looks like he is probably back to the BlueDEF tour until he gets some more points to come back to the BFTS.
- Shane Proctor had been battling the flu all week but still tried to cowboy up and made one qualified ride in round three.
- Mike Lee chatted with Brandon Bates on Saturday about his round one win and like a good 'ole country boy stated "I don't like to think too much - I'm kind of a redneck like that." This is why we love Mike Lee - he keeps it real!
- Silvano Alves and Joao Ricardo Vieira turned down re-ride options in round one. Silvano Alves said he did it because it was a three-day event.
- Cody Lambert has put Pearl Harbor (Boyd / Floyd Bull Company) on his Top 10 watch list for bulls this season.
- Douglas Duncan got hurt in round three action after bucking off Gangster Roll. He hopped out of the arena but you could tell he was in pain. Dr. Tandy stated that he has a dislocated big right toe and a possible ankle fracture. Douglas was transported to the hospital for x-rays. Prayers are with Douglas that it is just a dislocated big toe and that he will be back in action next weekend.
- Frank Newsom (the fearless one) took a nasty hit protecting Kaique Pacheco in round three. Frank was taken out on the stretcher and back to sports med. Frank sustained a concussion and face lacerations. He is questionable for Anaheim next weekend. Prayer are with Frank that he is back next weekend and that its just some bumps and bruises.
- ABBI Classic Event was held in round one showing casing 3 and 4 year old bucking bulls. One bull I am keeping an eye on is Comeback Wacked (Currey Creek Bucking Bulls & Cattle Co.) which is a son of Bushwacker! He bucked off Justin Paton in 5.52 seconds for a score of 42.75.
- Bullfighters Only Event was held during intermission of round one. In this event bullfighters freestyle with bulls for 40-60 seconds. We will see more of this event at additional BFTS this season.
Onto to Anaheim, CA next weekend for the Anaheim Invitational. This stop will also be a 3-day event. See y'all next weekend!!
photo credit - pbr.com
xoxo Redneck Princess RJ
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