tion in the Oklahoma Pan- handle, the Etbauer broth- ers and Latham helped make it better by garner- ing sponsors, inviting their friends to enter and by bringing in new stock con- tractors. A stock contrac- tor supplies the horses and bulls for the rodeo. “The Etbauers came up with a deal called Match Bronc Riding where one of the Etbauer boys or Latham would ride against whoever won the high mark ride that perfor- mance,” Stonecipher said. “There was a cash prize and if one of the Etbauer boys or Craig [Latham] won it they would donate it back to the committee. Often, if the other guy won it they would convince him to do- nate it as well.”
Stonecipher was present at the Hall of Fame induc- tion ceremony in Colo- rado Springs, Colo., this summer. He said Robert Etbauer said thanks to all the people who had helped them and all the great
friends they had made in rodeo. Stonecipher said Robert Etbauer ended his words with, “You know, we just want to say thanks for helping us make our dreams come true.”
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