BRING IT STILL BRINGS IT!

202 Bring It  Photo courtesy of Cindy Rosser

Flying U/Rosser Rodeo’s Bring It has been bucking for a while!  In fact, he’s been turfing cowboys since 2007.  He’s a 3-time PBR World Finals bull and a 4-time National Finals Rodeo bull.  And, Bring It seems to like Las Vegas.  Last year alone, he bucked off Reese Cates at the PBR World Finals and was awarded a 43.75 point score.  Five weeks later, Bring It returned to Las Vegas and bucked off LJ Jenkins (45 pts) and Clayton Foltyn (46 pts) at the NFR.  Over his career, so far, Bring It has been ridden 17 times out of 85 attempts, between the PBR and PRCA, for an 80% buck off rate.  Overall, he’s been scored 45+ points (out of 50) 33 times.  He even had a perfect 50 points awarded at a PRCA event in Santa Maria, CA in June of 2009.

Bring It, in Las Vegas, getting ready to dump Reese Cates.  Oct 2011  Photo by Susan Hanrahan

 

 

 

Bring It has impressive bloodlines.  Sired by Houdini, with his grand-sire being White Sports Coat.  On his dam’s side, his grand-sire is Kish’s Wolfman.  Bring It is also “working” on producing great bulls for the future.  Pictured here is a yearling calf from Bring It, out of a Durango daughter.  The second photograph is a bull calf out of a Whitewater daughter.

Yearling Bull Calf.  Photo courtesy of Cindy Rosser

Photo courtesy of Cindy Rosser

To learn more about Bring It, I contacted Flying U Rodeo’s Cindy Rosser, and this is how she described him.  “He is a great eater, a little overweight. [He] travels well and is bunking with Hawaiian Ivory.  They love to dig in the sand.  We all said if it rains, Bring It would drown in that big hole!  He talks to you when you are near his pen, a big pet, but he would still take a run at you, playing.  He has quite the personality, likes to be scratched.  Once in a while you’ll see [Bring It and Hawaiian Ivory] licking each other, they taste salty!  A real character, Bring It is!”  

Bring It sounds like my kind of bull...a great bucker with a big personality!  I just wish we were not on opposite sides of the country because I’d visit him often and scratch him all he wants!  Bring It is just another happy California bull who continues to do a great job at bucking cowboys off!

Thanks so much to Cindy Rosser for sharing her thoughts and photos of this great bull.