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Dates: Thursday, Dec 7th – Saturday, Dec 16th, 2017
Start Times: All start times in 2017 are 6:45 p.m. (PT).
Location: Thomas & Mack Center (on the UNLV Campus)
4505 S. Maryland Parkway,
Las Vegas, NV, 89154.


Twenty-one-year-old Derek Kolbaba clinched the title at last weekend’s Professional Bull Riders Built Ford Tough Series tour stop in San Jose, Calif., and catapulted to the lead in the 2017 world title race.

Kolbaba turned in scores of 88 (Round 1) 85.25 (Round 2) and 90 (Finals). During the final round, he turned in the 90 aboard a bovine named Bad Moon Rising (owned by Dakota Rodeo/ Chad Berger/ Clay Struve/ Heald Pro Bulls).

Twenty-year-old Jess Lockwood of Volborg, Mont., became the youngest cowboy to clinch a world title on the Professional Bull Riders circuit and received a $1 million bonus as the 2017 World Finals concluded its five-day run Sunday at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

In clinching the world’s most coveted bull riding title, Lockwood broke the age record set by Mike Lee of Decatur. Lee snared the gold buckle at age 21 in 2004.

In the PBR, the world champion receives $1 million in addition to the prize money he earns during the regular season and the PBR World Finals. Lockwood’s total 2017 earnings were $1,525,292.

Lockhart has lived in Oelrichs, South Dakota with her husband Grady and three children for more than 20 years. But her passion for riding horses began much earlier, growing up on a farm and ranch in Montana.

“That was my passion is just to ride all of the time,” said Lockhart.

Lockhart started participating in rodeos when she was just 6-years-old. But it wasn’t until she was in college that she decided to make it her living.

McNeely, 53, graduated from Browning High in 1982 and has lived his entire life near East Glacier on the Blackfeet Reservation.

He said the business of raising bucking horses is not a sure bet.

“It’s kind of like a gamble,” he said. “You breed an athlete to an athlete and try to get a good one.”

McNeely has never been aboard Virgil. Which is probably a good thing.