Junior Bonner
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1:28:11
Well, you couldn't
make it much closer.

1:28:12
15 and 4/10 seconds.
1:28:16
Better pull your hat
down today, pard.

1:28:18
We'll move along to the final
event on today's program...

1:28:21
bull riding, the most
dangerous event in rodeo.

1:28:25
In order to qualify
for prize money...

1:28:27
the cowboy must stay aboard
a twisting half-ton of fury...

1:28:30
for eight seconds.
1:28:32
You know, successful
or thrown in his ride...

1:28:35
the safety
of our bull riders today...

1:28:37
may well depend on the daring
of our rodeo clowns.

1:28:40
Scoring in this event
is similar...

1:28:42
to saddle and bareback
bronc riding.

1:28:43
Our 2 judges can score
up to 25 points...

1:28:46
on the performance
of the bull and the cowboy.

1:28:50
First place money, $950.
1:28:54
OK, the boys in the chutes
say they're ready to go.

1:29:05
Hold on, J.R.!
1:29:52
Well, that's
the luck of the draw, Bob.

1:29:53
Speaking of luck,
it's J.R. Bonner's luck...

1:29:57
to have drawn the country's
number one bucking bull...

1:29:59
undefeated in 29 rides...

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