Stetson Wright

World champion Josh Frost, five-time national finalist.

Ten-time world champion Stetson Wright, who just won the big extreme event in Ellensburg, worth $30,000.

And Noah Lee, the 18-year-old sensation from Mineral Wells, Texas, the son of PBR world champion Mike Lee.

He's the number one rookie in the Resist All Rookie of the Year race.

He's number one in the world, and he ties with two of his idols, as he says.

So, Noah Lee, Stetson Wright, Josh Frost.

You know, it goes to show he is chasing his idols, and it was a beautiful sight seeing those three collect the big checks at the Lewiston Roundup Extreme Bull Riding event.

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Then you expanded it last year with a complete catastrophe during it.

Again, I'm not, I'm just saying from a perception standpoint, right? The Stetson Wright deal seemed like a blown deal.

We don't, I don't even want to get into that.

I'm over that, you know, and I think Stetson, everybody's over it.

If you're the best...

And hey, Stetson Wright knows what I'm talking about.

You wanna take potshots at Stetson Wright? Really? Get a life.

Come on now.

He's better than you, that pisses you off? Sorry.

That's my first and foremost, but I'm...

We both respectfully understand and agree it takes everybody to put on a rodeo.

But, like, this isn't, um, Trevor Brazile against Stetson Wright when it comes to, like, what, what's right, what's, what's the right thing to do here, you know? I mean, there, there are so many things, but we have to keep talking about it.

But yeah, man, so I just don't want to be that guy that's like, I don't know, man, like God's like knocking you on the head, right? And it's like you try to go back and it's different if you're, you know, it's awesome.

Stetson Wright, love him.

He's one of the, I've known that kid since he was like 14.

It's awesome

It's been a comeback month around the territory.

Stetson Wright returned a week ago.

Australian bull rider Kai Hamilton next.

He made his comeback this week in Idaho after being sidelined the last eight months with knee injuries.

Finally, bull riders, where Noah Lee, the rookie, is knocking on the door of $300,000.

He currently sits at 294K.

Triston Hutchings is second, Colorado's Luke Mackey third, Stetson Wright already back up to fourth, and Wyoming cowboy Hayden Welsh rounding out the top five.

Well, the race to Vegas is getting serious, and we'll do it all again next week on the Territorial Rodeo Update, brought to you by Gingrich Structures and Sioux Steel Company.

Yeah, but I can't make them ride any better.

I can't make them beat Stetson.

They're not good enough to.

Anyway, that's a whole, we already did this once.

But like, are your walking orders like, come on, keep it moving, keep it moving.

And is it more important to you to listen to whatever your walking orders are? Because that's who you're answering to and working for.

Or does it mean something to you, the cowboy that you are, that, you know, Stetson Wright or Zeke Thurston are like, that guy's cool and he's a cowboy and he gets it.

Like, if you see something going on in a back and shoot, you know if a guy's jacking around or if it's a legit issue and he's doing the best he can, right? You know the

This guy, a lot of people will say, they will say he was the greatest cowboy that ever lived.

Because he did... you know a lot of guys when they do we call them timed events the roping events they stick with the roping side of it you stay on that side of the arena and then if you're they call them roughies and timies and so your rough stock guys like Stetson for example you know he does saddle bronc and bull ride and they do the rough stock events yeah but this guy actually did both sides of the arena

Them old cowboys, they would.

To me, he was cowboy's cowboy.

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All-around cowboy, the great, and I do mean great, Stetson Wright.

He won Saddle Bronc and riding as well as bull riding.

Picked up 18,950.

And in the breakaway roping, Aspen Miller from Texas wins it.

And Stetson Wright is back in a big way to be the champion bull rider in Hermiston over the weekend.

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Roadshow, I'm Will Rasmussen on the Western Ag Network.