17th Annual Casa Ford Tuff Hedeman El Paso Bull Riding
5-time NFR qualifier Roscoe Jarboe wins goes El Paso - Round one on 208 Sledgehammer (JC Knapp) for 89 points.
EL PASO - February 6, 2022 - Five-time National Finals Rodeo Qualifier (NFR) Roscoe Jarboe (Plymouth, ID) made two of the 13 qualified rides at the EL Paso County Coliseum Saturday night to edge out Texas cowboy Braden Richardson for the event title win at the 17th Annual Casa Ford El Paso Tuff Hedeman Bull Riding event.
With zero qualified rides in the Shoot Out round, Jarboe was declared the event winner with the highest average score of 178.25 points on three. $18,500 in prize money was left on the dirt and will be added to the next prize package which is now $48,500 at the South Point Hotel and Casino Tuff Hedeman Bull Riding on March 5, 2022, in Las Vegas.
Jarboe made his El Paso debut claiming the prize package in front of the sold-out crowd at the annual Casa Ford Tuff Hedeman Bull Riding held for 17 consecutive years.25-year-old Jarboe has earned over $1,0000 riding bulls professionally with $750,000 of that total coming from the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA).
“I had always heard what a great event this was and glad to get in when I bucked off at my last event and my schedule opened up to get here. The crowd is amazing and I want to thank the fans, sponsors, and Tuff for putting this all on, a great riding contest,” said Jarboe.
“We for sure have great guys and great bulls here tonight, but if you look up bull riding fans in the dictionary, there is a picture of ya’ll right here, no better fans than in El Paso,” said El Paso native Tuff Hedeman as he opened the show.
ROUND ONE
High School student and Champion John Crimber of Decatur, Texas led the nine qualified rides of the first round with 89.5 points, edging out Travis Wimberly (89.25) by a quarter of a point. Jarboe struck early as he opened the show with 89 points followed by additional section one scores from Marco Juarez (87), and Cimarron Rucker (86). Crimber, the former Tuff Hedeman Ft. Worth Steer Riding Champion now following in his Dad’s, Paulo Crimber’s footsteps, took the lead with the 89.5 on F27 Slamma Jamma (Rawson) in section two. Additional qualified rides from round one included D.J. LaFleur (79.5) , Brody Yeary (88), Travis Wimberly (89.25) and Tyce Willis (89).
John Crimber rides two in his debut on the Tuff Hedeman Bull Riding Tour, Crimber is the son of 10X PBR qualifier and PRCA NFR Bull Riding Champion Paulo Crimber
SEMIFINAL ROUND
Three bull riders were drawn back to the 12-man Semifinal round. Garret Jones, Kase Hill and Tevin Watson joined the 9 riders who made qualified rides in Round One. Watson replaced JC Mortensen who declined to advance due to injury.
DJ LaFleur took the early lead as the first bull rider to ride two with an 84.5 on 3713 Cheeco (Cunningham) earning 164 on 2. That lead was lost in the next out when the only 90-point ride of the night was secured by NFR qualifier Braden Richardson on 702 Speck (JQH) taking the lead with 176 points. Answering Richardson, Brody Yeary tied up Richardson’s lead with 88 on 6820 Devil Dog (Hurst). Drawing the bull that Parker McGown took to the pay window to win the Hobbs Tuff Hedeman event just two weeks ago, Roscoe Jarboe took the lead with an 89 on 505 Outer Limits (Burruss).
NFR qualifer Braden Richardson, Jasper, TX wins the Semi-Final round aboard JQH’s Spec for 90 points, the only 90 point ride of the event.
SHOOT OUT
The four-man Shoot Out was now set with the four pros who all rode their bulls in both preliminary rounds, but scores are dropped and the Shoot Out round is a winner take all round for the event championship title and the bulk of the prize money.
After careful consultation with Hedeman, the riders selected their bulls in order of top average points earned thus far. DJ LaFleur was first up and down on Jeff Harris 181 Baby Boy. Yeary suspected 404B American Psycho was a misfit but gave it a large effort before losing to Burruss’s rank bull. Richardson selected 472 Underdog, a bull he had been on before, but the bull went two for two against and won the battle. Jarboe who had pick of the pool selected 419 Pearl Snap (Burruss), but came down shy of the buz$18,500zer.
Bullfighters Beau Scheuth (front) and Bryce Redo (top) worked overtime to get Travis Wimberly to safety after a rough dismount.
BULLTEAM
Burruss Bucking Bulls led the bull team results in El Paso by 1.09 points over Universal Pro Rodeo & McMahon bull team. With 2 qualified rides, 505 Outer Limits was the anchor of the team with Jarboe’s 89.25 points in the Semifinal round. Bull Score honors from this team went to 546 Evil Intentions with an 88.75 bull score. Burruss had this to say about his team.
“51 Red Armour, who we brought here to this arena and event for the first time three years ago, was the best bucker tonight, our NFR bull 546 went right when he usually goes left so that was interesting, 505 that Roscoe got on was good too. I was happy to get the win, everyone brings good bulls, and the competition is always tough,” said Burruss.
EL PASO RIDER RESULTS
1, Roscoe Jarboe, New Plymouth, ID, 178.25 points on three, $2,200. 2, Braden Richardson, Jasper, TX, 176 on 3, $2200. 3, Brody Yeary, Morgan Mill, TX, 176 pts on 3, $2200. 4, DJ LaFleur, Devers, TX, $2200.
EL PASO BULL TEAM RESULTS
1, Burruss Bucking Bulls, 283.25 points, earnings of $24,000. 2, Universal Pro Rodeo & Chance McMahon, 282.19 pts, $18,000. 3, JQH Bucking Bulls, 278.23, $12,000. 4, Harris Bucking Bulls, 276.84, $6,000.
