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_{Hometown: Yukon, OK}

Carter Energy Tuff Hedeman Championship Bull Riding Tour Finale Presented by American Royal
11.01.2009
Round One	88.50
Round One	0.00

Horizon Series
10.24.2009
Champion Results	170.50

CINCH CBR West Texas Showdown Presented by: Frontier Dodge
10.17.2009
Round One	0.00

Palace Station CBR Tulsa Challenge Presented By Sycamore Springs Ranch
05.30.2009
Round One	85.50
Championship Round	0.00

George Paul Memorial Bull Riding
05.03.2009
Round Two	0.00
Round One	0.00

Tuff Hedeman Championship Challenge Bull Riding
03.07.2009
Round One	87.50
Short Round	0.00

Fish and Still Equipment CBR Deere Country Challenge
02.28.2009
Round One	0.00

CASA Ford Tuff Hedeman West Texas Shoot Out Presented By Sunland Park Racetrack & Casino
02.07.2009
Round 1	84.50

Beau Rivage Tuff Hedeman Mississippi Shootout
01.03.2009
Round 1	0.00

Vernal, UT
06.03.2006
round 1	93.00

Total	2310.53

Tate Stratton

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Personal Information:

Name: Tate Stratton
Hometown: Yukon, OK
Birthdate: January 11, 1985 - 24 years old

Articles Featuring Tate Stratton:

11.17.09

CBR Horizon Series Travels To Springtown, Texas This Weekend

The CBR Horizon Series will travel to Springtown, Texas for the third event of the 2010 season.
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11.12.09

COWBOY CROSSroads~November 2009 Issue

As the final buzzer blew at the American Royal 2009 CBR Finale in Kansas City, Missouri it was one man who stood alone by a slim margin for the 2009 CBR World Championship.
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10.26.09

Ardie Maier Takes Early Lead on 2010 Tour

The 2010 CBR season kicked off this past weekend in Carthage, Texas with a Horizon Series event. Ardie Maier of Timber Lake, South Dakota was the big winner scoring a 172, giving him an early lead in the 2010 standings.
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04.20.09

Education Worth Entry Fees For Tate Stratton

Sometimes a reward is received when least expected. That’s the case for bull rider Tate Stratton, Yukon, OK. Last week the Texas A & M Club of Del Rio, TX thought the December 2007 Animal Science graduate of Texas A&M should be rewarded.
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