BY PCC STAFF
FORT MADISON - Here's some action photos from Wednesday night's CINCH Shootout at the Tri-State Rodeo. The Shootout pits the nation's top eight cowboys and cowgirls in the events of Bull Riding, Saddle Bronc Riding, Bareback Riding, Calf Roping, Steer Wrestling, Team Roping, and Women’s Barrel Racing. These competitors go head-to-head in the unique tournament format. In the first round, the livestock and timed event order are selected at random, but then top four in each event qualify to participate in the next round, with the winner taking home $10,000 in each event. Photos by Chuck Vandenberg/PCC
Bullrider Travor Reisto escapes to the left as rodeo clowns distract the bucking animal in the Gold Medal Round of Wednesday's Shootout.
Coy Polmiere doesn’t know what’s behind him after getting thrown from his bull in Wednesday night’s CINCH Shootout as part of the 71st Tri-State Rodeo. The night was winner-take-all in an invitation-only event to the top eight cowboys and cowgirls in each of seven events.[/caption]
Bull Rider Trey Kimzey gets vaulted as his bull takes to the air in the gold medal round of the CINCH Shootout Wednesday night.
Sherry Cervi takes turn two in the Barrel Racing Wednesday night. Cervi would come in second in the gold medal round.
Clint Cooper dismounts after roping a calf and while holding his rope in his mouth. Cooper would throw the calf to the ground and tie up three legs. That tie would have to hold for six seconds for the ride to count.
Dawson Jandreau gets thrown high off his saddle in the saddle bronc event Wednesday night at the C.E. “Eddie” Richards Arena as part of the CINCH Shootout.[/caption]
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