<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4bW2cC_0v5Tns1E00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4bW2cC_0v5Tns1E00" width="1200" height="600" >CALDWELL, ID (KLTV) - A saddle bronc rider from Alto brought home nearly $11,000 in winnings from the past week of rodeos.Logan Cook started off the week of performances with a fourth-place finish in round one of Caldwell Night Rodeo in Caldwell, Idaho, for $1,323. The 18th-ranked rider finished up the show with second in the average and third in the finals for another $2,766 and $900 respectively before heading to Montana. There, at the Fallon County Fair and Rodeo in Baker, he snagged another $507 for seventh in round one. Ending the week in South Dakota, Cook took third in round one for $3,127 and seventh in the average for $2,369 at the Xtreme Broncs Final. Cook totaled $10,992 for the week of riding.Tie-down roper Kincade Henry, of Mount Pleasant, had another week of money-making performances himself. Ranked ninth in the PRCA for the event, Henry finished out at Caldwell with second in the average after taking first in round one last week. With $4,709 for the average spot, Henry was off to the Cassia County Fair &amp; Rodeo in Burley, ID, where he picked up $1,481 for ninth in round one. Henry finished out the week with fourth in round one at Moses Lake Round-Up Rodeo in Washington for $3,151 to give him a week’s total of $9,341.Bareback rider Tilden Hooper, of Carthage, started off his week in Canby, OR, at the Canby Rodeo with a sixth-place finish in round one for $735. The 21st-ranked rider then set off for Moses Lake, where he picked up $4,540 in round one for a second-place spot. Finally, Hooper nabbed third in round one at Wayne Herman Invitational Xtreme Broncs for another $2,956, bringing his total to $8,231 for the week.Team roper Kaden Profili, of Jacksonville, started his week at Caldwell as well, taking $748 for sixth in round two and $4,821 for first place in the average. After pocketing another $635 for third in the Caldwell finals, the 12th-ranked roper then took fifth in round two at Canby for another $393. To round out the week, the roper traveled to Fallon County to take a final $920 for 13th in round one, giving him a week’s total of $7,517.Carthage bull rider Dalton Walling won $1,930 for third in round one at Cowtown Rodeo Xtreme Bulls in Woodstown Pilesgrove, NJ, and another $338 for eighth in the average. With another $3,470 for a winning performance in round one of St. Croix valley PRCA Rodeo in Glenwood City, WI, Walling brought home a total of $5,738 for the week.Lightning Aguilera, the 21st-ranked team roper from Athens, won the first round of Cassia County for $2,363.Team roper Jayse Tettenhorst, of Jacksonville, landed second in round one of Wichita Falls PRCA Rodeo for $1,106.Heath Thomas, of Hemphill, took fourth in round one of team roping at the North Texas State Fair &amp; Rodeo in Denton for $389. He went on to place sixth in round one at Wichita Falls for another $242 for a week’s total of $631.Team roper Derric Alvey, of Lindale, won $291 for third place in round one at the Mesquite Championship Rodeo.Saddle bronc rider Keene Justesen, of Malakoff, placed sixth in round one at the Oregon Trail Rodeo in Hastings, NE, for $265.Justin Shaffer, the 20th-ranked steer wrestler from Hallsville, earned $161 for an eighth-place finish in round two at Canby. </div></body>

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Alto's Cook rakes in over $10,000 in week of rodeos

CALDWELL, ID (KLTV) - A saddle bronc rider from Alto brought home nearly $11,000 in winnings from the past week of rodeos. Logan Cook started off the week of performances with a fourth-place finish in round one of Caldwell Night Rodeo in Caldwell, Idaho, for $1,323. The 18th-ranked rider finished up the show with second in the average and third in the finals for another $2,766 and $900 respectively before heading to Montana. There, at the Fallon County Fair and Rodeo in Baker, he snagged another $507 for seventh in round one. Ending the week in South Dakota, Cook took third in round one for $3,127 and seventh in the average for $2,369 at the Xtreme Broncs Final. Cook totaled $10,992 for the week of riding.

Alto's Cook rakes in over $10,000 in week of rodeos

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