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Date Posted: 12:13:00 12/20/07 Thu
Author: Varmit
Subject: Good for them. The problem with us humans is the fact that when we are young we do not realize how great a gift youth really is.
In reply to: Julie 's message, "Cute story --the first night Taos won a go round, he was up on stage to get his buckle at South Point, and they asked him what it felt like for him Isaac to be driving to Las Vegas to their first NFR --he said somewhere in the trip they just had to stop the truck, get out and run around it and war hoop a little...the adrenalin just wouldn't let them stay in the truck any longer --pretty cute. Like two kids on Christmas morning...and those two kids made quite a showing. Both of them ..and will be ones to watch in the years ahead, no doubt." on 05:45:50 12/20/07 Thu

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Julie maybe you could write another article about commentators and contestants needing a history lesson when it comes to the Triple Crown. They mentioned Roy Cooper and Jim Shoulders and that was it...... In 1950 Bill Linderman won the All Around, Steer Wrestling and Saddle Bronc World Titles..... In 1952 Harry Tompkins ( who was born and raised in New York, but was never credited for it because back then it was no-no for a cowboy to be known from back east ) won the All Around, Bareback and Bull Riding World Titles. (NT) -- Varmit, 15:23:23 12/20/07 Thu
- More on Harry..... he won the bull riding world title in 1948, Dublin, Texas was given as his address.... but according to this story he has only lived in Dublin since 1950.......http://www.rodeoattitude.com/dir_hd/gail/ch_08_04.htm (NT) -- Varmit, 15:26:50 12/20/07 Thu

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