First win of the year for Blair Stroh at Rocky Mountain House
Blair Stroh of Medicine Hat roped in the year's first win at Rocky Mountain House with an 8.3 second calf roping ride and split first with Garnet Smith earning $1,013. The event showcased riders from Manyberries, Duchess, Brooks, and Redcliff with CPRA standings highlighting Kelly Armstrong and other top competitors across bull riding, calf roping, steer wrestling, and barrel racing.
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Frances Church
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Sue Wudrich
Matthew Lait
Lorne Mott
Clint Morasch
Kevin Schreiner
Jay Syverson
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Consort
Lee Graves
Williams Lake
Greg Cassidy
Donalda
Saddle Stone Day
Wildwood
Skeeter Thurston
John Smith
Rimbey
Jenny Hay
Mayerthorpe
Ian Freeman
Lloydminster
Sask
David Reid
Savona
B.C
Rod Warren
Valleyview
Christopher Bews
Longview
Barebs
BI Boyd
Olds
Shawn Vant
Miller
Colin Orr
Maple Creek
Wade Graves
Don McLeod
Brandon
Man
Kenton Randle
Vermilion
Roger Lacasse
Edmonte
Ward Henry
del Bonita
Quentin Lowry
High River
Glen Keeley
Nanton
Derek Adams
Scott Auclair
Crossfield
Seven Persons
Austin Beasley
Ponoka
Doug McKie
Kinsella
Jeff Whitlow
Cremona
Jack Watts
Vincent Lambert
Calgary
Robert Sowers
Cliff Williamson
Madden
Bruce Robinson
Alex
Marty Becker
Manyberries
Mark Nugent
Water Valley
Joe Lucas
Carstairs
Darren Zieffle
Larry Robinson
Innisfal
Bruce Christie
Tim Williamson
David Roy
Carseland
Tom Barr
Cowley
Mark Roy
Dalemead
Dale Repchinsky
Outlook
Curtis Cassidy
Debbie Guelly
Hudson Hope
Ragel Robinson
Alix
Leslie Schlosser
Stavely
Dawn Rude
la Glace
Monice Wilson
Cardston
Joan Hager
Wainwright
Caro Barr
Kelly Barr
Barrhead
Tracy Gulick
Wetaskiwin
Kyle Thomson
Black Diamond
Jeff Yule
Gleichen
Cody Meston
Tees
Scott Kesler
Airdrie
Wace Carson Hartell
Strathmore
Russ Hallaby
Hanna
Mackenzie Sovee
Jared Paulson
Sundre
Tyler Cronkhite
New Dayton
Todd Munro
Bassano
Bruce Sandre
Dale Glover
Dewinton
Wayne Leask
Brian Watson
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Jesse Doenz
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Giant North Korean basketball prospect Ri makes Canada bid
Seven foot nine North Korean player Yong Hun Ri, age 27, has gained 40 pounds in under five weeks while training in Ottawa as he eyes an NBA shot next autumn. His handlers praise his potential, while questions linger about his political status and U S travel restrictions.
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Yong-Hun
Michael) Ri
North Korea
Canada
NBA
Michael
Jack Donohue
Donohue
Wayne MacKinnon
Evergreen Sport Management
Pete McAskile
United States
America
Myong-hun Ri
Michael Hickey
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