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SPORTS Tuesday, August 14, 2018 East Oregonian Page 3B RODEO: Cooper ties calf in 8.3 seconds, Farm-City his favorite NW rodeo to finish tied for first in the first round, and their 4.7 seconds in the main event was enough for third place. Their time of 9.1 seconds on two head put them first in the aver- age and allowed both to leave town with $6,318. Continued from 1B ishes in the rodeo. “To split the high score of the night with my travel partner Chase is cool,” Spears said. “We both had great bulls and we did our job, they didn’t perform to their ability quite like they can, but we both placed at the rodeo and it’s great to split with my partner.” Spears rode Scared Famous from Corey and Lange, manag- ing a few big leaps and some quick bucks for his score, though he said the bull “just didn’t have the trip that he usually has.” Spears, who lives in Terrebonne, Oregon, was very familiar with Scared Famous, as he rode the bull for 86 points last year and Dougherty just rode it for 87.5 points to win the California Rodeo Salinas on July 22. Dougherty, a western Oregon native from Canby, rode Corey and Lange’s Tequila, which was a bull he was looking forward to riding. “It’s a bull I’ve always wanted to get on,” he said. “I’ve seen him a lot, a good rodeo bull that bucks really cool around to the left, up and down, my kind of bull.” Both riders leave with $1,548 each in their pockets with the fourth place finishes, which will help their cause for NFR berths as Dougherty is now ninth in the world and Spears is 18th. Wyatt Covington earned the bull riding title and a $5,161 pay- out with his 86.5 points from Fri- day and Walla Walla’s Derek Kol- baba finished third. Bareback riding The 2018 season has not gone the way Steven Peebles would have liked, as the Redmond bare- back rider came to Hermiston on Saturday 25th in the world stand- ings more than $26,000 away from the final qualifying spot to the NFR. Though Peebles is a likely longshot to make the NFR with the season starting to wind down, he did get a boost on Saturday as he scored an 87-point ride to finish tied for second with Steven Dent at the Farm-City Pro Rodeo. “I’ve needed a big hit like this,” Peebles said after his ride, “so to come out here and do this was pretty awesome.” Peebles rode Calgary Stam- pede’s Tootsie Roll for his sec- ond-place score, which earned him a $3,657 payout and moved him up one spot in the standings to 24th. Steer Wrestling Staff photo by E.J. Harris Tuf Cooper of Decatur, Texas, ropes his calf in 8.3 seconds in tie down roping. Barrel racing “This pays pretty good, but there’s still a lot of rodeo left and still a lot of climbing to do,” Pee- bles said. Orin Larsen’s 88.5 points from Friday’s performance was enough to win the championship and a $5,485 payout. Jessi Fish and her 10-year-old horse named Showoff put together a really good run in the barrel rac- ing performance on Saturday, completing the course in 17.10 seconds. But even though the time net- ted her the top time of the night, it was only good enough for a third place finish in the overall stand- ings. Jennifer Barrett put together a 16.83-second run in afternoon slack to win the title and a $4,213 payout, knocking off Jessie Telford and her 16.89-second time from Wednesday. Tie-down roping Tuf Cooper certainly lived up to his name at Farm-City on Saturday night. The night’s tie-down rop- ing event was slow to start, with most competitors either receiving no-time or clocking in the double digits. It wasn’t until the Decatur, Texas cowboy took to the arena that the crowd got what they came for. Cooper tied his calf in just 8.3 seconds, which tied him with Ty Baker for the top time in the round and earned him $1,699. As Cooper, 29, made his victory lap around the arena, announcer Randy Corley noted his “mil- lion-dollar smile,” and Cooper charmed the Hermiston crowd even further when he proclaimed that Farm-City is his favorite rodeo in the Northwest. This was his tenth year at Farm-City. “This is one of the bigger and better rodeos that I’ve been to,” he said. “It’s great to show up again at the same rodeo under the same West Point, Mississippi’s Will Lummus earned the top time of the night with a 4.0-second run to earn the $100 nightly bonus and bottle of Chute 8 whiskey. However, the run only netted Lummus — currently ranked No. 5 in the world — a $623 payout because of the even faster times set earlier in the week. Heppner’s Blake Knowles hung on to win the steer wrestling title with his time of 7.4 seconds on two head and he leaves town $5,101 richer. It was a big boost for Knowles, as he moved up three spots to 10th place in the world standings as he tries to qualify for his fourth NFR and first since 2015. All-Around Staff photo by E.J. Harris Jessi Fish, of Franklin, Tennessee, rounds a barrel on her way to a 17.1-second ride in barrel racing. great conditions.” Cimarron Boardman took the title in the average with a time of 17.8 seconds on two head. Team roping For Erich Rogers of Round Rock, Arizona, and Clint Summers of Lake City, Florida, their first time rodeoing at Farm-City was a success. Saturday night’s team roping competition was tight, with Rog- ers and Summers clocking in at 4.3 seconds, edging out Brady and Riley Minor of Ellensburg, Wash- ington — the No. 8 and 9 contend- ers in the world standings — by just 0.1 seconds. “This is the first year we’ve been roping together,” Summmers said. “This is an awesome rodeo — it pays great, and to get support like this is just amazing.” However, the big winners over- all were Lane Ivy and Blaine Vick of Dublin, Texas, who were crowned the Farm-City team rop- ing champions. The team clocked in at 4.4 seconds in afternoon slack After dazzling the crowd on Thursday with top rides in both bareback and saddle bronc, Ste- ven Dent’s performances held up through the rest of the week and earned him the coveted Farm-City All-Around title and trophy saddle. Dent, from Mullen, Nebraska, finished tied for second in bare- back and tied for third in saddle bronc, earning him a combined $6,144. 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