Hap, I am speaking about the last year he rode in the pbr which I believe he retired after the pbr finals in oct. 2002. Which he won a total of $45,000 that year in the pbr. -- RODEO RAMBLINGS

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Date Posted: 14:57:20 04/10/06 Mon
Author: Varmit
Subject: Hap, I am speaking about the last year he rode in the pbr which I believe he retired after the pbr finals in oct. 2002. Which he won a total of $45,000 that year in the pbr.
In reply to: Hap 's message, "Ty was always right up there towards the top in the PBR, just never got it won. Most guys would be considered winners by doing that well, but since it's Ty, maybe just being towards the top makes him washed up. About the kids coming into the PBR that haven't made a name as a two or three event hand, that's just my point I was trying to make, there are some great prospects that we may never hear of because they go to the PBR instead." on 14:35:11 04/10/06 Mon

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He retired on May 14, 2002 according to his website, so to win $45,000 by May was doing OK. (NT) -- Hap, 16:37:14 04/10/06 Mon
- If I had life to do over again, I think I would of tried this sport for awhile to see what happened....>>> -- Varmit, 16:55:05 04/10/06 Mon
  - I agree, Varmit! Then I could spend my golf winnings to rodeo. (NT) -- Crystal, 07:18:25 04/11/06 Tue
    - Well if you got up in the slack in the middle of the week, you could do both. (NT) -- Varmit, 09:57:26 04/12/06 Wed
- Your right on the date Hap.... but he even says he wasn't into it anymore....,, so I take it he didn't have anymore world champships left in him......."I've been thinking about it all year, because I don't have the focus, drive and intensity I've had in the past," said Murray, 32. "You have to have a fire in you for this sport, because it's way too dangerous to do it as an afterthought. I've never been interested in competing at any capacity less than that of a serious contender. I've always promised myself that I'd retire before I started to backslide, and I'm keeping that promise." (NT) -- Varmit, 17:12:20 04/10/06 Mon

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