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Rodeo action on Day 6 of the Ponoka Stampede
Top 12 athletes in each event will chase four Stampede Showdown spots after Day 6 rodeo action in Ponoka.
- On Tuesday, June 30, cowboys and cowgirls competed during Day 6 of the Ponoka Stampede to qualify for the Canada Day Pro Rodeo Finals and Stampede Showdown.
- Celebrating the 90th anniversary, the Ponoka Stampede offers trophy saddles and significant prize money; two-time World Champion Header Kaleb Driggers cited the $20,000 purse as motivation to travel north.
- Team ropers Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira, a three-time World Champion heeler, clocked 12.1 seconds Tuesday to lead the field, while barrel racer Michelle Alley qualified on her six-year-old horse Stiletto despite sticky conditions.
- Saddle bronc rider Rusty Wright scored 86 points on Good Vibrations, matching bareback rider Colton Clemens's score; Holden Atkinson also earned 86 on the Legends Bull A List.
- Today, July 1, the top 12 athletes in each event compete in the Finals, with the top four performers advancing to the evening Stampede Showdown.
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Rodeo action on Day 6 of the Ponoka Stampede
Good times, tough breaks and high scores: it’s all part of rodeo and Tuesday, June 30, Day 6 of the Ponoka Stampede was no exception as the cowboys and cowgirls gave it their all to qualify for the Canada Day Pro Rodeo Finals and the Stampede Showdown. In the finals on July 1, the top 12 athletes in each event will compete for a top four spot to advance to the evening Stampede Showdown. To see event leaders and all results, visit ponokastampeder…
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