The WRANGLER Horse and Rodeo News is an equine and rodeo publication with circulation in Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota, Utah and Idaho.
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September 5 - 19, 2018 • The WRANGLER, Horse and Rodeo News 5 Courtesy of PRCA' Kalispell, Mont., Aug. 16-18 All-around cowboy: Steven Dent, $3,031, bareback riding and saddle bronc riding. Bareback riding: 1. Steven Dent, 89.5 points on Kesler Championship Rodeo's No. 224, $2,558; 2. Orin Larsen, 88, $1,961; 3. Clayton Biglow, 86, $1,449; 4. Seth Hardwick, 85, $938; 5. ( e) Trenten Montero and Tanner Aus, 84.5, $512 each; 7. Zach Hibler, 83.5, $341; 8. ( e) Pascal Isabelle and J.R. Vezain, 80, $128 each. Steer wrestling: 1. Hank Hollenbeck, 4.1 seconds, $2,140; 2. ( e) Jus n Shaffer and Josh Boka, 4.6, $1,722 each; 4. Ted Gollaher, 4.8, $1,303; 5. Jesse Brown, 5.2, $1,024; 6. Sco Guenthner, 5.3, $744; 7. Luke Gee, 5.5, $465; 8. Denver Roy, 6.3, $186. Team roping: 1. Jade Stoddard/ Ma Williams, 7.4 seconds, $1,617 each; 2. Brady Tryan/Kasper Roy, 7.8, $1,407; 3. ( e) Delon Parker/Jerren Johnson and Shane Schwenke/Mike Beers, 7.9, $1,090 each; 5. Colton Campbell/Jordan Ketscher, 8.9, $774; 6. Jack Graham/Sam Levine, 10.3, $563; 7. Cody Tew/Levi Lord, 11.0, $352; 8. Shawn Bird/Dus n Bird, 11.3, $141. Saddle bronc riding: 1. Jacobs Crawley, 90 points on Kesler Championship Rodeo's Copper Cat, $2,837; 2. Jesse Kruse, 86, $2,175; 3. Sterling Crawley, 85, $1,608; 4. ( e) Isaac Diaz and Dawson Hay, 84, $851 each; 6. Steven Dent, 83.5, $473; 7. Spencer Wright, 78, $378; 8. ( e) Josh Davison and Ryder Wright, 77, $142 each. Tie-down roping: 1. Cody Craig, 9.2 seconds, $2,184; 2. Ty Harris, 9.4, $1,899; 3. Riley Prui , 9.6, $1,614; 4. Ty Baker, 10.1, $1,329; 5. Sam Levine, 10.4, $1,044; 6. Bode Sco , 10.7, $760; 7. Trent Creager, 11.2, $475; 8. Taylor Santos, 11.3, $190. Barrel racing: 1. Tracy Nowlin, 17.23 seconds, $2,102; 2. Nikki Hansen, 17.40, $1,787; 3. Bri ney Barne , 17.48, $1,471; 4. Heather Crowley, 17.56, $1,261; 5. Rene Northwest Montana Fair & PRCA Rodeo Cloninger, 17.58, $1,051; 6. Shelby Lyn Gill, 17.75, $736; 7. ( e) Heidi Schmid, Keira Simonson, Jessi Fish and Tammy Carpenter, 17.76, $407 each; 11. Kathy Grimes, 17.80, $263; 12. KL Spra , 17.86, $210. Bull riding: * 1. J.T. Moore, 82 points on Kesler Championship Rodeo's No. 321, $2,875; 2. Nevada Newman, 77, $2,295; 3. Hawk Whi , 76.5, $1,799; 4. Colby Hill, 71, $1,303; no other qualified rides. *(all totals include ground money). Total payoff: $71,428. Stock contractor: Kesler Championship Rodeo. Sub-contractor: Kesler Rodeo. Rodeo secretary: Judy Kesler. Officials: Bob Burkhart, Phil Smith and Sean Culver. Timers: Berva Kesler and Margo Kesler. Announcer: Kelly Kenney. Bullfighters: Tyson Hutchison and Jamie Cox. Clown/barrelman: Denny Halstead. Flankman: Duane Kesler. Pickup men: Jay Shaw and Travis Jordan. Photographer: Josh Homer. Music director: Kurt Kesler. Funeral services for Harold Jarrard, 99 year old life me Kaycee resident who passed away quietly Thursday a ernoon at his ranch East of Kaycee, were held Thursday, August 30th at the Harold Jarrard Park Rodeo Arena with Bob Ruby officia ng. Visita on was held at the Harness Funeral Home Chapel on Wednesday and on Thursday at the Harold Jarrard Park Building. Dona ons may be made in Harold's memory to the Hoof Prints of the Past Museum or the Harold Jarrard Park in care of the Harness Funeral Home at 351 N. Adams. Online condolences may be made at www.harnessfuneralhome.com Charles Harold Jarrard was born on June 11, 1919 in Kaycee, Wyoming to Charles and Phairis Jarrard. He grew up on the North Fork of Powder River and started his educa on at the Dawson School and later went in Kaycee and a ended school. Harold began riding broncs as a very young man, breaking horses for neighboring ranchers in and around Kaycee. When he was seventeen he, along with a cousin, Emery Dawson, used his riding skills to rodeo in several states. He achieved his ul mate goal of reaching cowboy's Shangri-la in the 1920's in Texas. It was on the famed Matador Land and Ca le Company Ranch in Texas that he followed a roundup wagon with a crew of twenty-two men, gathering, branding, and leading wild ca le into holding pastures along with con nuing to ride broncs. He credits his grandfather and father for his inherited natural ability with horses. He was married to Katherine Newton in 1938 and they had five children. They were later divorced and Harold met Pat Murphy who came to Wyoming, from Fresno, for a summer to cook for her uncle on the TTT Ranch. Pat and Harold were married in July of 1952 in Modesto, California and they made their home west of Casper where they worked on the Ben Roberts Ranch. They moved to Buffalo for a short me before moving to the J Bar U Ranch east of Kaycee. In 1960 they moved to the family ranch east of Kaycee. Pat passed away in October of 2010 and Harold Jarrard 1919 - 2018 Harold con nued living on the ranch un l his death. Harold became a legend and was known as one of the greatest cowboy's alive. He was happiest when he was horseback and behind a bunch of ca le or in the arena picking up bucking horses. He wanted his cows fat and his horses broncy. Harold loved to tell stories of the past. He enjoyed dancing and visi ng with friends or people he just met. Harold was always up for family dinners or gatherings. In 1996 Harold received the Bradford Brinton Top Hand award in 1997 he was inducted into the Na onal Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City. In 2015 he was inducted into the Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame. Harold was a Johnson County Commissioner for twelve years. He developed the Powder River Protec ve Associa on and as a young man worked for the Wyoming Livestock Associa on as a stock detec ve. He is survived by four sons, Sonny Jarrard and his wife Sue of Kaycee, Roy Jarrard and his wife Kathleen of Casper, Tom Jarrard of Riverton, Wyoming and Murph Jarrard of Las Vegas, Nevada; one daughter Tami Jarrard and her husband Neil Johnston of Glenrock, Wyoming; nineteen grandchildren and numerous great and great-great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife one sister Marjorie Limmer, two daughters, Madeline and Lindsay, one son Dick, one grandson and one granddaughter.