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15 August, 2022

Riding high at Mt Carbine

AN excellent crowd braved cool conditions at Mt Carbine on Saturday to witness the thrills and spills of the arena as cowboys from across the region competed in the annual Bull and Bronc ride.


Winner of the Open Bull Ride, Leith Malone.
Winner of the Open Bull Ride, Leith Malone.

While the organisers were very happy with the large crowd, there was a lack of nominations for four of the 10 events. However there was plenty of action regardless, with Leith Malone taking out the Open Bull Ride. 

Unfortunately no riders nominated to ride the feature bull, “High Hopes”, but the younger riders shone through, with hot competition in several categories.

Ryan Jasczyszy won the Mini Bull Ride under 15.
Ryan Jasczyszy won the Mini Bull Ride under 15.

Alan Gilbo took out the Rookie/Novice Bull Ride, while Jake Simpson had a great night, winning both the Junior Bull and Steer Ride categories. 

Tristian Pye came second to Simpson in both categories. 

Mt Carbine Rodeo Association president Ian Pedersen with winner of the Rookie/Novice bull ride, Alan Gilbo.
Mt Carbine Rodeo Association president Ian Pedersen with winner of the Rookie/Novice bull ride, Alan Gilbo.

Scout Murray took out the honours in the Poddy Ride (3-7 years), winning the title ahead of Lynton Ford (2nd) and Joseph Jackson (3rd).

In the Mini Bull Ride (Under 15), Ryan Jasczyszy came through as the winner ahead of Shane Dyer (2nd) and Brayden Spena (3rd).

Jake Simpson of Mareeba won the Junior Bull Ride and Juvenile Steer on Saturday night and was presented with the Dennis Ross Memorial Trophy by family member Courtney Ross.
Jake Simpson of Mareeba won the Junior Bull Ride and Juvenile Steer on Saturday night and was presented with the Dennis Ross Memorial Trophy by family member Courtney Ross.
Winner of the Poddy Ride (3 to 7 years) Scout Murray.
Winner of the Poddy Ride (3 to 7 years) Scout Murray.
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