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Professional Bull Riders
Built Ford Tough Series
Sacramento Invitational
Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento, Calif.
Friday, Feb. 1 at 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 2 at 8:00 p.m.
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CELEBRATING 20 YEARS - The PBR is celebrating 20 years of competition in 2013. PBR broadcasts reach
over half a billion households in 50 nations and territories around the world, and over 2.5 million fans attend
PBR events each year. PBR has awarded more than $120 million dollars in prize money over 20 years of
competition, including a $1 million dollar bonus to the PBR World Champion each year.
A DECADE IN THE MAKING - This is the ninth year in a row, and the tenth time overall since 1996 that the
PBR Built Ford Tough Series has visited Sacramento, Calif.
UP NEXT – The Built Ford Tough Series will travel down to Anaheim, Calif. for the LiftMaster Invitational,
visiting the Honda Center at 8 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 8; at 6:50 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 9; and at 2 p.m. on Sunday,
Feb. 10.

PAST WINNERS – Marco Eguchi is the defending champion in Sacramento. Eguchi closed the weekend with
92.25 points on Priceless (D&H Cattle Company), a career-high ride, to pick up his first PBR Built Ford Tough
Series victory. Here is a complete list of winners in Sacramento:
2012 Marco Eguchi
2011 Renato Nunes
2010 J.B. Mauney
2009 Zack Brown
2008 Nick Landreneau
2007 Justin McBride
2006 Mike Lee
2005 Owen Washburn
1996 K.J. Pletcher
FORMAT – Each of the 35 riders will ride on Friday and Saturday. Following Round 2 on Saturday, up to 15
riders will advance to the Built Ford Tough Championship Round. The championship round will have a
minimum of 10 and a maximum of 15 riders. Riders who have ridden two bulls will advance to compete with
one more bull. In the event that fewer than 10 riders ride two bulls, the riders with the highest score or the
longest buck-off time will advance. In the event that more than 15 riders ride two bulls, the 15 riders with the
highest cumulative scores will advance. The overall event winner will be the rider with the highest combined
score from all three rounds, earning $30,000 for first place.
PBR 15/15 BUCKING BATTLE – The second PBR 15/15 Bucking Battle will be held immediately following
Round 1 on Friday. The PBR 15/15 Bucking Battle features the Top 15 riders in the world competing against
the 15 highest-ranked bulls at the event for an additional purse of $21,000. The bulls were each randomly
assigned a position from 1-15. The riders were then matched with their bulls based upon their own current
rankings in the BFTS standings. BFTS points will be doubled in the PBR 15/15 Bucking Battle, with the winner
receiving 200 points and second place receiving 180 points, continuing on a graduated scale to 20 points for
10th place. Points earned count toward the BFTS standings, but DO NOT count toward determining the event
winner in Winston-Salem. If a rider fails to make a qualified ride, he does not receive any points or money.
PBR 15/15 Bucking Battle
Friday, Feb. 1
Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento, Calif.
Agnaldo Cardozo vs. Buckey (Wentz Bucking Bulls)
Chase Outlaw vs. Great White (K&K Cattle Company)
Kody Lostroh vs. Meat Hook (Robinson/Bar 3D)
Marco Eguchi vs. Detailer (Humpz and Hornz/Sis & Stan Buckin Bulls)
Nathan Schaper vs. David’s Dream (Circle T/3B Bucking Bulls)
Cody Nance vs. Palm Springs (Circle T/3B Bucking Bulls)
Jory Markiss vs. Lightmaker’s Rango (Jeff Robinson Bucking Bulls)
Robson Palermo vs. High Octane (West Coast Bucking Bulls)
Sean Willingham vs. Shepherd Hills Trapper (Circle T Ranch & Rodeo)
Jordan Hupp vs. Class 6 Kat (Julio Moreno Bucking Bulls)
Douglas Duncan vs. Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey (Circle T Ranch & Rodeo)
J.B. Mauney vs. Jack Daniels After Party (Circle T Ranch & Rodeo)
Shane Proctor vs. RMEF Bugle II (Jeff Robinson/Bar 3D Bucking Bulls)
Silvano Alves vs. Buck Off (Wentz Bucking Bulls)
Mike Lee vs. Asteroid (Circle T Ranch & Rodeo)
MONSTER ENERGY MONEY BULL – Monster Energy is sponsoring a “Monster Energy Money Bull” at
nine Built Ford Tough Series events. Seven of the matchups will be a randomly-selected bull in the PBR 15/15
Bucking Battle (Jan. 18 at Winston-Salem, N.C.; Feb. 1 at Sacramento, Calif.; Feb. 23 at Kansas City, Mo.;
April 6 at Billings, Mont.; April 20 at Des Moines, Iowa; Sept. 20 at Biloxi, Miss.; and Oct. 4 at Fayetteville,
N.C.). The remaining two will be a randomly-selected bull in the Built Ford Tough Championship Round at the

Monster Energy Invitational in New York and the LiftMaster Invitational in Anaheim, Calif., on Feb. 8-10. The
Monster Energy Money Bull begins at $6,000, and will continue to increase by $6,000 each time a rider fails to
reach 8 seconds. The payout will also include the $3,000 from each time a rider does not reach 8 seconds on a
“Bonus Bull.” Here is a look at the Monster Energy Money Bull by event:
Event Bull Rider Payout
New York Bonus Bull South Paw Stormy Wing $3,000
New York Bonus Bull Quiet Riot Silvano Alves $3,000
New York Monster Energy Money Bull Rock & Roll J.B. Mauney $6,000
Chicago Bonus Bull Mississippi Hippy Robson Palermo $3,000
Winston-Salem Monster Energy Money Bull Asteroid Guilherme Marchi $6,000
Winston-Salem Bonus Bull Shepherd Hills Tstd Jory Markiss $3,000
Winston-Salem Bonus Bull Flint Shane Proctor $3,000
Sacramento Monster Energy Money Bull Asteroid Rider TBD $6,000
Current Value $33,000
POSSIBLE POINTS – There are 900 possible points available in Sacramento as the winner of the event will
receive 300 points and each of the three round wins is worth 100 points plus the ride score.
PBR BUILT FORD TOUGH WORLD FINALS – The Built Ford Tough Series season will conclude Oct.
23–27 in Las Vegas with the PBR Built Ford Tough World Finals, where the PBR World Champion will be
crowned and awarded a $1 million bonus. The richest bull riding event in the world, the World Finals has a total
purse of more than $2 million.
HEROES AND LEGENDS – The PBR Heroes & Legends Celebration Reception will be held from 5:30-7:00 p.m. at
South Point, and will be immediately followed by the PBR Heroes & Legends Celebration from 7:00-9:00 p.m. The
ceremony will include the induction of the 2013 Ring of Honor member(s), and the presentation of the Brand of Honor,
the Jim Shoulders Lifetime Achievement Award, and the Sharon Shoulders Award. The PBR Built Ford Tough World
Finals Kickoff Party will be held immediately following the Heroes & Legends Celebration.
PBR Legends Reunion Tentative Schedule
Tuesday, Oct. 22
5:30-7:00 p.m. PBR Heroes & Legends Celebration Reception (Refreshments/Hors d’ Oeuvres)
7:00-9:30 p.m. PBR Heroes & Legends Celebration
9:00 PM PBR Built Ford Tough World Finals Kickoff Party
Wednesday, Oct. 23
9:30-11:00 a.m. PBR Founder’s Forum at South Point Las Vegas
11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Ultimate PBR Bull Rider Meet & Greet
4:00-6:00 p.m. PBR World Finals Pre-Party at the Cox Pavilion
Thursday, Oct. 24
4:00-6:00 p.m. PBR World Finals Pre-Party at the Cox Pavilion
ALVES MAKES HISTORY – Silvano Alves is the first rider in history to win back-to-back Built Ford Tough
Series World Championships, earning the titles in 2011 and 2012. In 2011, Alves became the first rider to win
the World Championship the year after winning the Rookie of the Year title. Adriano Moraes won the first title

in 1994, and became the first two-time winner in 2001. He became the only three-time winner in 2006. The
other two-time World Champions are Chris Shivers (2000 and 2003) and Justin McBride (2005 and 2007).
METEROIC CLIMB ON MONEY LIST – Alves has earned more than $3.3 million, and ranks fifth in career
earnings. He reached $3 million faster than any bull rider in history, achieving it in 76 events and 28 months.
He also reached $2 million (23 months and 58 events), and $1 million (18 months and 47 events) faster than any
other rider.
TELEVISION BROADCAST – CBS will broadcast the PBR 15/15 Bucking Battle at 1 p.m. ET on Saturday,
Feb. 2 and again at 8 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 4 (Please Check Local Listings). Friday’s broadcast will have Craig
Hummer providing the play-by-play, making his 2013 debut after being sidelined for two months recovering
from a cycling accident. Color commentary will be provided by JW Hart, and dirt-level interviews will be
handled by Leah Garcia. BFTS telecasts are produced for the PBR by David Neal Productions, a Los Angelesbased
production company led by 34-time Emmy® Award winner and Peabody Award winner David Neal, who
serves as executive producer and creative lead.
PROVIDING PROTECTION - The Dickies® DuraBullfighters are Jesse Byrne of Okotoks, Alberta; Shorty
Gorham of Cotulla, Texas; and Frank Newsom of Paoli, Okla.
TOP-RANKED RIDER – Two-time defending World Champion Silvano Alves is the top-ranked rider on the
Built Ford Tough Series. Here are the top-ranked riders with their BFTS points by week:
Week 1 - Silvano Alves, 1068.41 (222.54 points ahead of Aaron Roy)
Week 2 - Silvano Alves, 1709.91 (437.29 points ahead of Douglas Duncan)
Week 3 – Silvano Alves, 2154.66 (634.54 points ahead of Douglas Duncan)
Week 4 – Silvano Alves, 2,154.66 (301.54 points ahead of Shane Proctor)
Editor’s note: The point leader on June 1 has gone on to win the World Championship four times in the last six
years: Renato Nunes (2010), Kody Lostroh (2009), Guilherme Marchi (2008), and Justin McBride (2007).
BREAKDOWN BY COUNTRY – There are 20 riders from the United States, nine riders from Brazil, and
three riders from Australia and Canada. Here is the breakdown by country:
Australia (5) – Brendon Clark, Ben Jones, Lachlan Richardson, Mick Ford, and Troy Wilkinson.
Brazil (8) – Silvano Alves, Agnaldo Cardozo, Marco Eguchi, Edevaldo Ferreira, Guilherme Marchi, Renato
Nunes, Robson Palermo and Emilio Resende.
Canada (2) – Ty Pozzobon and Aaron Roy.
United States (20) – Ryan Dirteater, Douglas Duncan, Josh Faircloth, Jordan Hupp, L.J. Jenkins, Mike Lee,
Kody Lostroh, J.B. Mauney, Austin Meier, Jory Markiss, Cody Nance, Chase Outlaw, Shane Proctor, Billy
Robinson, Caleb Sanderson, Nathan Schaper, Luke Snyder, Harve Stewart, Sean Willingham, and Stormy
Wing.
BREAKDOWN BY STATE – There are five riders from Texas; three from North Carolina and Oklahoma;
two from Colorado; and one from Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, North Dakota, Tennessee, and
Virginia. Here is the breakdown by state:

Arkansas – Chase Outlaw; Colorado – Kody Lostroh and Jory Markiss; Florida – Caleb Sanderson; Georgia –
Sean Willingha m; Missouri – Luke Snyder; North Carolina – Josh Faircloth, J.B. Mauney and Shane Proctor;
North Dakota – Nathan Schaper; Oklahoma – Ryan Dirteater, L.J. Jenkins, and Austin Meier; Tennessee –
Cody Nance; Texas – Douglas Duncan, Jordan Hupp, Mike Lee, Harve Stewart, and Stormy Wing; and Virginia
– Billy Robinson;
LONGEST BUCKOFF STREAKS IN BFTS EVENTS – Here is a list of the longest buck-off streaks in Built
Ford Tough Series events:
BFTS Record Overall Record
36 – Bushwacker (Richard Oliveira/Julio Moreno) 38-1 (97.37%) 53-2 (96.30%)
35 – Silver Wings (D&H Cattle Company) 37-1 (97.37%) 57-1 (98.28%)
34 – Pandora’s Box (Dakota Rodeo/Berger/Struve) 57-8 (87.69%) 148-14 (91.36%)
31 – Rooster (Rafter 7R) 49-2 (96.08%) 49-2 (96.08%)
30 – Hurts So Good (Frontier Rodeo) 51-6 (89.47%) 96-9 (91.43%)
WORLD CHAMPION ASTEROID – Making his debut in the PBR 15/15 Bucking Battle at Winston-Salem,
N.C., picking up a bull score of 46 after bucking off 2008 PBR World Champion Guilherme Marchi. Asteroid
(Circle T Ranch & Rodeo) was 16-1 in 2012, and won the World Champion Bull title at the PBR Built Ford
Tough World Finals. He had the highest score in the Built Ford Tough Championship Round with 46.50 points,
out of a possible 50 points, and tied Bushwacker for high score in Round 1 with 46.75 points. Asteroid had the
three highest, and 10 of the Top 20 bull scores in 2012. He registered the highest score of the year in with 47.50
points, bucking off two-time World Champion Silvano Alves in 1.81 seconds at the PBR 15/15 Bucking Battle
at Sacramento, Calif., in January, and Valdiron de Oliveira in 2.33 seconds at the PBR 15/15 Bucking Battle at
Tampa, Fla., in September. Asteroid had the third-highest score of the year with 47.25 points after bucking off
Stormy Wing in 1.99 seconds in the Built Ford Tough Championship Round at Des Moines, Iowa. He won the
Pabst Blue Ribbon Award for being the high-marked bull at regular season events five times (Anaheim, Atlanta,
Des Moines, Nashville, Philadelphia). He had two of the Top 10 bull scores in 2011, and was the high-marked
bull at four consecutive events in Tulsa, San Antonio, Springfield, Mo., and Milwaukee.
BUSHWACKER CONTINUES TO RECEIVE HIGH MARKS – Was named high-marked bull after
making his debut in Oklahoma City last weekend in the Championship Round on Sunday with a score of 46
points. 2011 PBR World Champion Bull Bushwacker (Julio Moreno/Richard Oliveira) has been the highmarked
bull in six of his last seven outs. He tied Asteroid with 46.75 points, out of a possible 50 points, in
Round 1 at the PBR Built Ford Tough World Finals, and finished second in the Built Ford Tough
Championship Round with 46.25 points. He scored 47 out of a possible 50 points in his last two regular season
events at Springfield, Mo., on Sept. 16, and at Thackerville, Okla., on Sept. 1. He was marked 46.50 points at
San Antonio on Aug. 18, and 46.25 points at Tulsa, Okla., on Aug. 11, and at Kansas City on April 1.
Bushwacker had the highest bull score with 46.50 points in the PBR 15/15 Bucking Battle at Albuquerque,
N.M., on March 24, and he tied for the second-highest bull score with 46 points at the Dickies® Iron Cowboy
III presented by WinStar World Casino on March 3 at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Bushwacker
missed the first eight events of 2012 after undergoing surgery in January. He has bucked off 35 consecutive
riders at Built Ford Tough Series events, and 48 consecutive riders overall. He’s been marked 47 points or
higher 11 times in his career, including a career-high 48.50 points in Round 3 at the 2011 Built Ford Tough
World Finals. Bushwacker competed in 14 BFTS events in 2011, and was the high-marked bull 10 times. He
had the three highest scores of 2011 with 48.50 points in Round 3 at the World Finals, and 47.75 points at
Anaheim, Calif., and Arlington, Texas.

ASTEROID VERSUS BUSHWACKER – Asteroid and Bushwacker have competed head-to-head 11 times in
the last two seasons. Bushwacker has posted the higher score eight times, including the last six meetings.
Here are the results for the 11 matchups, beginning with the most recent:
Event Asteroid Bushwacker
2012 at World Finals in Round 6 46.50 46.25
2012 at World Finals in Round 1 46.75 46.75
2012 at Thackerville 45.25 47
2012 at San Antonio 46.25 46.50
2012 at Tulsa 46 46.25
2012 at Arlington 45.50 46
2011 at World Finals in Round 6 No Score 47.50
2011 at World Finals in Round 3 47.50 48.50
2011 at Springfield 46.50 45.75
2011 at San Antonio 46.50 46.25
2011 at Tulsa 46.50 45.50
2011 at Thackerville 45 46.25
2011 at Pueblo 45.25 47
EVENT BY EVENT - Here are the results from the 2013 Built Ford Tough Series:
Event Winner Score High-Marked Bull (Score)
New York Robson Palermo 261.50 Teflon Tom and Quiet Riot (45.25)
Chicago Billy Robinson 263.75 Lightmaker’s Rango and Smackdown (45.75)
Winston-Salem Shane Proctor 264.25 Lightmaker’s Rango (46.50)
Oklahoma City Sean Willingham 260.50 Bushwacker (46.50)
SEASON WINS - Here are the total individual wins for the BFTS in 2013:
1 - Robson Palermo (New York)
Shane Proctor (Winston-Salem)
Billy Robinson (Chicago)
Sean Willingham (Oklahoma City)
LEADER HEADING INTO BUILT FORD TOUGH CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND – In 14 of the 26 regular
format events in 2012, the leader heading into the Built Ford Tough Championship Round finished first in the
event. In the 27 regular format events in 2011, the leader heading into the championship round won the event 19
times, including six of the last seven, and eight of the last 10. Here is how the leader has fared in 2013:
Event Leader going into Championship round Winner
New York J.B. Mauney Robson Palermo
Chicago Douglas Duncan and Marco Eguchi Billy Robinson
Winston-Salem Shane Proctor Shane Proctor
Oklahoma City Sean Willingha m Sean Willingha m
LEADER FROM START TO FINISH – J.B. Mauney, Austin Meier, and Fabiano Vieira were the only riders
to lead an event from start to finish in 2012. Mauney accomplished this in Baltimore and Greensboro. In
Baltimore, he won Round 1 and the Built Ford Tough Championship Round and tied for first in Round 2. In
Greensboro, he tied for first in Round 1 and won the Built Ford Tough Championship Round. Vieira did it in

San Antonio, winning Round 1, the Built Ford Tough Short Round, and Round 3. In the 27 regular BFTS
format events in 2011, a rider led from start to finish four times. Meier accomplished it in Philadelphia, winning
Round 1, the Built Ford Tough Short Round, and the Built Ford Tough Championship Round. Shane Proctor
and Sean Willingham have accomplished the feat this year while in Winston-Salem and Oklahoma City,
respectively.
SEASON HIGH-MARKED RIDES – Here are the Top 10 scores in 2012:
1. 92.50 Silvano Alves Buck Wild (C’N Stars Bull Company) Chicago
92.50 Billy Robinson Smackdown (Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger/Clay Struve/Julie Rosen) Chicago
3. 90.75 Shane Proctor Jack Daniel’s After Party (Circle T Ranch & Rodeo) Winston-Salem
4. 90 Robson Palermo Whitewater Trouble (Austin Riley/Teague Bucking Bulls) New York
5. 89.00 Jory Markiss Fairy Tattoo (Boyd/Floyd Bull Company) Oklahoma City
6. 89.75 Jory Markiss Palm Springs (Circle T/3B Bucking Bulls) Winston-Salem
7. 88.50 J.B. Mauney Unpredictable (Austin Riley/Teague Bucking Bulls) New York
8. 88.25 Stormy Wing Slippery Devil (Wolf Creek Cattle Company) New York
88.25 Brant Atwood Blonde Bomber (Currey Creek Bucking Bulls & Cattle Co.) Oklahoma City
10. 88 Aaron Roy Pawnbroker (Jeff Robinson Bucking Bulls) New York
88 Chase Outlaw Johnny Walker Spot (Mike Miller) New York
88 Shane Proctor Stinger (Craig Wagoner) Winston-Salem
88 J.B. Mauney Hustle Up (Rotner Bucking Bulls/D&H Cattle Co.) Oklahoma City
88 Emilio Resende Stone Sober (D&H Cattle Co./Buck Cattle Co.) Oklahoma City
POWER RANKINGS – Here are the PBR Power Rankings for the last five BFTS events (Columbus, PBR
Built Ford Tough World Finals, New York, Chicago, and Winston-Salem). The Power Rankings measure rider
efficiency using a variety of statistics including, but not limited to wins, riding percentage, scores, and bulls.
Rider Rating BFTS Ranking
1. Shane Proctor 89.18 2
2. Robson Palermo 86.84 8
3. Emilio Resende 85.43 27
4. Silvano Alves 84.99 1
5. Renato Nunes 84.15 18
6. Jory Markiss 82.25 9
7. Marco Eguchi 82.21 12
8. Billy Robinson 81.94 19
9. Agnaldo Cardozo 81.46 15
10. Mike Lee 81.28 7
11. Fabiano Vieira 80.79 23
12. Austin Meier 80.57 62
13. Luke Snyder 80.53 25
Nathan Schaper 80.53 11
15. J.B. Mauney 80.09 3
16. Guilherme Marchi 76.95 24
17. Cody Nance 74.29 10
18. Kody Lostroh 68.19 13
19. Ryan Dirteater 67.43 63
20. Douglas Duncan 66.67 4
21. Ty Pozzobon 64.00 16
22. Jordan Hupp 63.24 5
23. LJ Jenkins 60.95
24. Edevaldo Ferreira 59.81 26
25. Stormy Wing 48.38 37

26. Lachlan Richardson 44.95 30
27. Harve Stewart 44.57 44
28. Chase Outlaw 38.86 14
29. Brendon Clark 36.57 38
30. Aaron Roy 32.00 21
31. Caleb Sanderson 30.10 43
32. Cody Johnson 25.90 34
33. Ben Jones 18.67 29
34. Dakota Beck 0.00 41
Editor’s note: Riders must have a minimum of eight outs in the five events to be included in the rankings.
MOST BULLS ATTEMPTED – Here is the Top 10 for bulls attempted in 2013:
BFTS Bulls Bulls
Rank Rider Events Attempted Ridden Riding Pct.
1. 1 Silvano Alves 4 15 8 53.33
2. 2 Douglas Duncan 4 14 6 42.86
3. 24 Guilherme Marchi 4 13 4 30.77
9 Jory Markiss 4 13 4 30.77
5 Jordan Hupp 4 13 7 53.85
3 J.B. Mauney 4 13 7 53.85
4. 11 riders tied at 12
MOST BULLS RIDDEN – Here is the Top 10 for bulls ridden in 2013:
BFTS Bulls Bulls
Rank Rider Events Ridden Attempted Riding Pct.
1. 1 Silvano Alves 4 8 15 53.33
2. 3 J.B. Mauney 4 7 13 53.85
5 Jordan Hupp 4 7 13 53.85
4. 8 Robson Palermo 3 6 11 54.55
10 Cody Nance 4 6 12 50.00
11 Nathan Schaper 4 6 12 50.00
4 Douglas Duncan 4 6 14 42.86
8. 6 riders tied at 5
HIGHEST RIDING PERCENTAGE – Here are the Top 10 riding percentages for 2013:
BFTS Bulls Bulls
Rank Rider Events Riding Pct. Ridden Attempted
1. 6 Sean Willingha m 1 75.00 3 4
2. 22 Eduardo Aprecido 1 66.67 2 3
23 Fabiano Vieira 2 66.67 4 6
4. 2 Shane Proctor 2 62.50 5 8
5. 5 Robson Palermo 3 54.55 6 11
6. 3 J.B. Mauney 4 53.85 7 13
5 Jordan Hupp 4 53.85 7 13

7. 1 Silvano Alves 4 53.33 8 15
7 riders tied at 50.00
RIDING PERCENTAGE IN CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND – Here are the Top 10 riding percentages for the
Built Ford Tough Championship Round in 2013:
BFTS Bulls Bulls
Rank Rider Events Riding Pct. Ridden Attempted
1. 11 Billy Robinson 4 100.00 1 1
70 Markus Mariluch 2 100.00 1 1
3. 1 Silvano Alves 4 66.67 2 3
4. 4 Shane Proctor 2 50.00 1 1
8 Jory Markiss 4 50.00 1 1
5 Robson Palermo 3 50.00 1 2
6 Cody Nance 4 50.00 1 2
14 Aaron Roy 3 50.00 1 2
9. 22 riders tied at 0.00
Totals 4 19.57 9 46
ROUND WINS – Here are the most round wins for 2013:
2 - Shane Proctor (Winston-Salem)
- Luke Snyder (New York and Chicago)
1 - Brant Atwood (Oklahoma City)
- Silvano Alves (Chicago)
- Agnaldo Cardozo (Oklahoma City)
- Douglas Duncan (Winston-Salem)
- Marco Eguchi (Chicago)
- Jory Markiss (Oklahoma City)
- J.B. Mauney (New York)
- Robson Palermo (New York)
- Billy Robinson (Chicago)
- Stormy Wing (New York)
Editor’s Note – If there is a tie for first place, each rider will be credited with a round win.
BUILT FORD TOUGH CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND WINS – Here are the most Built Ford Tough
Championship Round wins for 2013:
1 - Silvano Alves (Chicago)
Robson Palermo (New York)
Shane Proctor (Winston-Salem)
Billy Robinson (Chicago)
SEASON HIGH-MARKED BULLS – Here are the Top 20 bull scores for 2013:
1. 46.50 Lightmaker’s Rango Jeff Robinson Bucking Bulls Winston-Salem Douglas Duncan
2. 46 Bushwacker Julio Moreno Bucking Bulls Oklahoma City Shane Proctor

3. 45.75 Lightmaker’s Rango Jeff Robinson Bucking Bulls Chicago Nathan Schaper
45.75 Smackdown Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger/Clay Struve/Julie Rosen Chicago Billy Robinson
5. 45.25 Teflon Tom Austin Riley/Teague Bucking Bulls New York Guilherme Marchi
45.25 Quiet Riot Jeff Robinson Bucking Bulls New York Harve Stewart
45.25 Buck Wild C'N Stars Bull Company Chicago Silvano Alves
45.25 Smackdown Dakota Rodeo/Berger/Struve/Rosen Oklahoma City J.B. Mauney
9. 45 South Paw Show Sports Bucking Bulls/Missy Luczak-Smit h New York Luke Snyder
45 Rock & Roll K-C Bucking Bulls/Spark-lin Acres New York J.B. Mauney
45 Delco Jeff Robinson Bucking Bulls New York Douglas Duncan
45 Flint Dakota Rodeo/Chad Berger Bucking Bulls Chicago Marco Eguchi
45 King Lopez K-C Bucking Bulls Chicago Robson Palermo
14. 44.75 Stanley FatMax Jeff Robinson Bucking Balls New York Cody Nance
44.75 King Lopez K-C Bucking Bulls New York Kody Lostroh
44.75 Santiago Jeff Robinson Bucking Bulls/Lowrey Chicago Renato Nunes
44.75 Stanley FatMax Jeff Robinson Bucking Bulls Chicago Edevaldo Ferreira
44.75 Mississippi Hippy New Frontier Rodeo Oklahoma City Marco Eguchi
19. 44.50 Meat Hook Robinson/Bar 3D New York Chase Outlaw
44.50 RFD-HD Teague Bucking Bulls, LLC New York Fabiano Vieira
44.50 Shamoun Austin Riley/Teague Bucking Bulls New York Renato Nunes
44.50 New Holland PowerStar Jeff Robinson Bucking Bulls Chicago Agnaldo Cardozo
44.50 Shepherd Hills Tested Luthy/Duckwall/D&H Cattle/S.H. Cutlery Oklahoma City Jory Markiss
44.50 Razor Blade Rockin T Ranch Oklahoma City Lachland Richardson
PABST BLUE RIBBON BULL AWARD WINNERS – Here are the bulls that received the Pabst Blue
Ribbon Bull Award, presented to the high-marked bull at each regular season Built Ford Tough Series event in
2013:
2 - Lightmaker’s Rango (Chicago and Winston-Salem)
1 - Teflon Tom (New York)
Smackdown (Chicago)
Bushwacker (Oklahoma City)
WINNING SCORE BY EVENT – Here are the winning scores for each event in 2013:
Points Rider Event
261.50 Robson Palermo New York
263.75 Billy Robinson Chicago
264.25 Shane Proctor Winston-Salem
260.50 Sean Willingham Oklahoma City
TOP 10 HIGHEST SCORES – Here are the Top 10 event scores for 2013:
Points Rider Event
1. 264.25 * Shane Proctor Winston-Salem
2. 263.75 * Billy Robinson Chicago
3. 261.50 Robson Palermo New York
261.50 * Silvano Alves Chicago
5. 260.50 J.B. Mauney New York
260.50 Aaron Roy New York
260.50 Sean Willingha m Oklahoma City
8. 259.25 * Cody Nance Winston-Salem
9. 257.50 Silvano Alves New York

10. 246.75 Kody Lostroh New York
* - Two-day event
HIGHEST SCORES FOR THREE-DAY EVENTS – Here are the Top 10 three-day event scores for 2013:
Points Rider Event
1. 261.50 Robson Palermo New York
2. 260.50 J.B. Mauney New York
260.50 Aaron Roy New York
260.50 Sean Willingha m Oklahoma City
5. 257.50 Silvano Alves New York
6. 246.75 Kody Lostroh New York
7. 174.75 Douglas Duncan New York
174.25 Chase Outlaw New York
9. 174.00 Agnaldo Cardozo Oklahoma City
10. 173.25 Shane Proctor Oklahoma City
HIGHEST SCORES FOR TWO-DAY EVENTS – Here are the Top 10 two-day event scores for 2013:
Points Rider Event
1. 264.25 Shane Proctor Winston-Salem
2. 263.75 Billy Robinson Chicago
3. 261.50 Silvano Alves Chicago
4. 259.25 Cody Nance Winston-Salem
5. 173 Douglas Duncan Chicago
173 Marco Eguchi Chicago
7. 170.25 Caleb Sanderson Chicago
8. 169.50 Robson Palermo Chicago
9. 169.25 Cody Johnson Chicago
10. 167 Emilio Resende Chicago
TOURING PRO DIVISION WINS – Here are the individuals with TPD wins in 2013:
2 - Dakota Beck (Dec. 28-29 at Fort Worth, Texas and ABBI Wild Card at Las Vegas)
Josh Faircloth (Jan. 4-5 at Laredo, Texas and Jan. 25-26 at Battle Creek, Mich.)
Scottie Knapp (Oct. 20 at Beeville, Texas and Dec. 15 at Kearney, Neb.)
1 - Brant Atwood (Jan. 17-18 at Pueblo, Colo.)
Luis Blanco (Oct. 19-20 at Little Rock, Ark.)
Travis Briscoe (Nov. 24 at Heber City, Utah)
Mick Ford (Jan. 26 at Montgomery, Ala.)
Sterling Furr (Dec. 22 at San Antonio)
Skeeter Kingsolver (Nov. 2-3 at Clovis, N.M.)
Zane Lambert (Jan. 4-5 at Spokane, Wash.)
Dee Lewis (Jan. 12 at Fort Pierce, Fla.)
Jason Malone (Jan. 11-12 at Columbus, Ga.)
Joseph McConnel (Jan. 14-16 at Denver)
Logan Moore (Jan. 26 at Montgomery, Ala.)

Bobby Roberts (Nov. 2 at Bakersfield, Calif.)
Brady Sims (ABBI Derby/Maturity at Las Vegas)
Fabiano Vieira (Dec. 8 at San Antonio)
Joao Ricardo Vieira (Jan. 18-19 at Wichita Falls, TX)
Troy Wilkinson (Jan. 26 at Montgomery, Ala.)
Sean Willingham (Jan. 19 at Austin, TX)
TOURING PRO DIVISION RESULTS – Here are the 2013 TPD results by event:
Jan. 26 at Montgomery, Ala. Troy Wilkinson, Logan Moore and Mick Ford
Jan. 25-26 at Battle Creek, Mich. Josh Faircloth
Jan. 19 at Austin, Texas Sean Willingha m
Jan. 18-19 at Wichita Falls, Texas Joao Ricardo Vieira
Jan. 17-18 at Pueblo, Colo. Brant Atwood
Jan. 14-16 at Denver Joseph McConnel
Jan. 12 at Fort Pierce, Fla. Dee Lewis
Jan. 11-12 at Columbus, Ga. Jason Malone
Jan. 4-5 at Spokane, Wash. Zane Lambert
Jan. 4-5 at Laredo, Texas Josh Faircloth
Dec. 28-29 at Fort Worth, Texas Dakota Beck
Dec. 22 at San Antonio Sterling Furr
Dec. 15 at Kearney, Neb. Scottie Knapp
Dec. 8 at San Antonio Fabiano Vieira
Nov. 24 at Heber City, Utah Travis Briscoe
Nov. 2-3 at Clovis, N.M. Skeeter Kingsolver
Nov. 2 at Bakersfield, Calif. Bobby Roberts
Oct. 24-26 ABBI Wild Card Dakota Beck
Oct. 24-26 ABBI Derby/Maturity Brady Sims
Oct. 19-20 at Little Rock, Ark. Luis Blanco
Oct. 20 at Beeville, Texas Scottie Knapp