Wild Sideshow at Rancho Mission Viejo Rodeo Showcases Trained Mustangs
Texas rider Bobby Kerr tours with trained wild horses Jingle Bob Trigger and Poncho, showcasing mustangs adopted via the BLM program. Kerr, a two time Mustang Makeover participant and fan favorite, travels a circuit of rodeos while boosting BLM adoptions as critics debate wild horse numbers and care.
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Suer
United States
Rancho Mission Viejo Rodeo
Bureau of Land Management
Bobby Kerr
Kerr
Jingle Bob
Trigger
Poncho
Fort Worth
Texas
Mustang Heritage Foundation
BLM
International Professional Rodeo Association
Jeff Fontana
U.S
Oklahoma
Kansas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Mississippi River
San Juan Capistrano
San Juan Capistrano rodeo draws record crowds and big payouts
The San Juan Capistrano rodeo, a sellout weekend event, featured three-time world champion bareback riding and top steer wrestling by Trevor Knowles earning 5,295 dollars for a 3.3 second run. Rhea Richard led earnings at 6588 for tie-down and team roping. Proceeds support CHOC at Mission and The Shea Center. The Open Space Foundation and Justin Sportsmedicine are among beneficiaries, with the city’s 50-year land deal funded by a 2008 bond and a 2010 land purchase.
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San Juan Capistrano
Steven Peebles
Tilden Hooper
Trevor Knowles
Kennewick
Rhea Richard
Richard
Gaynor
Gilbert Aguirre
Choc At
Reata
Ortega Highway
City of
Rancho Mission Viejo Rodeo Standings Summary
All-around cowboy Richard leads with $6,588 across roping and team roping. Bareback riding top is Tilden Hooper with 85 points and $8,954, followed by Steven Peebles. Steer wrestling, saddle bronc, tie-down roping, and bull riding list multiple placings, with total payoff $217,226.
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Richard
Tilden
Hooper
Steven Peebles
Jared Smith
Will Lowe
R.C. Landingham
Bobby Mote
Luke Creasy
Jessy Davis
Trevor Knowles
Tyler Wayuespack
Clayton Hass
Sean Mulligan
Jule Hazen
Gary Gilbert
Bray Armes
Curtis Cassidy
Beau Clark
Casey Martin
Aaron Tsinigine
Cole Davison
Charly Crawford
Shay Carroll
Nick Sartain
Rich Skelton
Brandon Beers
Jim Ross Cooper
Rhea Richard
Jeremy Buhler
Manny Egusquiza Jr
Tommy Zuniga
Clay Tryan
Jade Corkill
Levi Simpson
Ryan Tittel
Keven Daniel
York Gill
Tyler Wade
Kinney Harrell
Cort Scheer
Big Bend
Cody Wright
Cody Taton
Jesse Wright
Chet Johnson
Bradley Harter
Keith DeMoss
Jacobs Crawley
Clint Cooper
Timber Moore
Marty Yates
Reese Riemer
Cade Snor
Adam Gray
Marshall Leonard
Ryan Watkins
Josh Peek
Wesley Silcox
Aaron Pass
Brennan Eldred
Trey Benton III
Cody Teel
Dustin Bowen
Jordan Spears
Tyler Smith
City aims water use cuts amid restrictions
City officials announce water restrictions with education as the goal. Public Works Director Keith Van Der Maaten says larger users may face letters if essential use is questionable. Francie Kennedy notes fines up to 100 dollars but patience shown. residents have begun conserving with June usage up and July down by 0.56 percent, signaling responsiveness.
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Keith van der Maaten
Public Works and Utilities
Francie Kennedy
Kennedy
Battle over city racks pits press against officials
A legal clash centered on removing newspaper racks from City Hall and the Community Center, with Common Sense publisher Tate suing the city and local officials. The dispute spurred anti SLAPP motions and a settlement track funded by the city to reimburse Common Sense $750, while Tate accepts no payment and First Amendment Project volunteers provide free aid.
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Allevato
Hans van Ligten
Common _ Sense
Tate
McCarthy and Lerner
San Francisco
van Ligten
Taylor
Kramer
City Hall
Lerner
McCarthy
Karen Brust
Roy Byrnes
Derek Reeve
Lerner and
di Cesare
Common Sense
Jack
van Ligten, Allevato, Taylor and Kramer
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