Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Lariat Bowl 2009 WildFire Ranch

2009 Lariat Bowl
I like the wrap, it definitely grips the rope better. There will be an order placed for 10 wraps soon.

Ben Brown

By the way anyone needing arena lighting make sure you check this guy out!!

Great Photo Lone Wolf!!!!

South Dakota Roper Wins 1k first time out.


Lynn Williams #7 Heeler, of South Dakota, wins 1k the first time out competing with the Pro Dally Wrap.

Skeptic Busted

While showing how to wrap a saddle horn this past weekend, a roper popped off about how inner tubes are free. After explaining how not only the quality of rubber is far superior, lasts longer, and does not destroy brand new $38.00 ropes, he still said free is better. This particular roper, who happened to have his horse tied next to mine, reached into his rope bag a few minutes later and pulled out a bag of bands he had bought, and began wrapping his horn with "fresh" rubber. Then he proceeded directly to the head box to rope. He got out perfect on his steer, dropped a coil and stuck it on him. He then got his dally, then we all heard a load pop, and saw his rope going down the pen with the steer. He began pulling all the broken bands of rubber off his horn and threw them in the air. His wrap basically exploded. Not only were his bands not free, neither was the $50.00 entry fee on the run. Lesson, do not forget how much we invest in our tack, horses and entry fees. Don't throw your money away one chunk of rubber at a time. Try the Pro Dally from RopeSmart, and dally with no regrets.

Monday, January 5, 2009

First time Wrap user made a believer for life.


Jaime Macias, Owner of CrossRoads Buckles and EJ cattle company, disappointed in his saddle horn rubber, decided to change to the Pro Dally in the middle of a roping. He proceeded to double his next 6 steers and capture an average placing. Amazed at how well the wrap grabbed and what little wear was on his rope, he was sold!! He will not only be using it from now on, he will be putting it on all the saddles they award at the roping series they hold.

Buckle, Cash, and Finals qualification for AR roper.


I won a winter series #11 ropin 1/1/09, 562.50 a man and a maynard buckle and quilified for the series final. We were a #10 team, 10 header . using my pro dally wrap Thanks john.
Chris Malone

Gary Sutton wins $4300 and Saddle


Gary Sutton, professional roper and owner of Sutton Ropes, has had another great week with his Pro Dally wrap. Winning a total near $4300, and a saddle. Gary cannot understand why everyone is not using the new Pro Dally Wrap.

Texas Circuit Finals Average Champions

David Key and Clay O win the first round and the Average at the Texas Circuit Finals, and approx $3500.00 each. This will qualify David and Clay O for the Dodge Circuit Finals in April. Way to go and David Key is still on Pro Dally Wrap number 1 !!! Congrats David

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Could have been worth 30K to me, Allen Bach

John,

I could actually feel the legs of the steer coming back to me. That could mean as much as 1 -2 tenths of a second off a run. I wish I would have had your product on my horn before the NFR, It could have meant 30K more in winnings.

Allen Bach

Thanks for a great product!

John,
I received your new pro dally wrap 2days ago and have roped 50 steers with it, I love the new thickness and rubber compound that you have it feels like it has double the bite. I will never be back to using those rubber strips again. Thanks a lot for such a great product.

Stephen S.

Sunday, December 28, 2008

PRCA Partner Changes Team Roping

Team Roping Partner Changes 2009
Matt Sherwood - Rhein Richard
Jo Jo Lemond - Randon Adams
Derick Begay - Cory Petska
Kevin Daniel - Martin Lucero
David Key - Marty Becker
Clay Tryan - Kory Koontz
Travis Tryan - Cesear De Le Cruz
Chad Masters - Micheal Jones
Luke Brown - Ryan Motes
Speed Williams - Clay O'brien Cooper
Joel Bach - Allen Bach
Brandon Beers - Jade Corkill
David Motes - Paul Eaves
Brady Tryan - Dennis Tryan (Father of all Tryans)
Charly Crawford - Broc Cresta

Monday, December 15, 2008

Speed Williams Match Roping 2008 In Las Vegas

Here is the Video of the Final Runs. Enjoy!

Round Nine win by World Champs

Matt Sherwood and Randon Adams light a fire in round 9, and are set to be the world champs.

Sunday, December 14, 2008

NFR Final Standings

Team roping was one of the most hotly contested events throughout the 10 days of the Wrangler NFR, and the race for the world titles came down to the wire. In the end, 2006 World Champion Header Matt Sherwood and partner Randon Adams won the coveted gold buckles, finishing fourth in Round 10 to clinch the world titles with PRCA record earnings of $189,568. Sherwood, of Pima, Ariz., finished ahead of six-time and reigning World Champion All-Around Cowboy Trevor Brazile, who won the Wrangler NFR average in 60.1 seconds with Patrick Smith and earned $163,358 on the season. Adams, of Logandale, Nev., finished ahead of Jade Corkill, who earned $166,673 roping with Luke Brown, in the race for the gold buckle."It's unbelievable," said Sherwood, who broke the earnings record set by Chad Masters a year ago. "To be here among the greatest ropers in the world and be crowned the world champion is truly unbelievable. There were several different scenarios that could have played out. We knew that if we just made a smooth run on the last steer, we would win the championship."Becoming a world champion was a dream come true for Adams.It's something I've dreamed of my whole life," Adams said. "I've run that last steer a million times in my mind and in the practice pen. It was great to finally do it for real. I don't know if it's really hit me yet. I think it will once I get my buckle. It's the greatest feeling ever."Colter Todd and Cesar de la Cruz won Round 10 in 4.0 seconds, and Brazile and Smith led all team ropers with $90,144 in Wrangler NFR earnings.

Speed Williams Match Roping In Las Vegas

The new Match Roping by Speed Williams was a huge success. The fans watching, though a little confused at first, ended up excited and on their seat edges as the matches played out. While Allen Bach used the New Pro Dally Wrap, Son Joel Bach had some trouble on the head end and were eliminated late in the roping. David Key also roping with the Pro Dally Wrap, was one of the tree final teams that won all their matches to rope for the big cash. David Key and Paul Eaves won $15K+. Great job and Happy Birthday to Speed Williams.

Friday, December 12, 2008

World Series of team roping update

Team member Cody Schiller roped all three steers clean, but the three head total left them just outside the top 15 for the big money short go. Also Ray S. won an additional 2000 bringing his two day total to 5k. Great job by both.