Luke Branquinho Talks Calgary Stampede

Luke Branquinho is in Pool B at the Calgary Stampede and after watching Pool A he is ready to go to work.

The horse power in the steer wrestling has not gone unnoticed in Canada. Curtis Cassidy’s horse Tyson is unstoppable at this rodeo. Every round in Pool A was won on this horse and his work is not done yet, he gets the call for some cowboys in Pool B as well. Stetson Jorgensen’s super star Mable is also getting the job done in Calgary, Jorgensen is headed to the semi finals.

Branquinho’s been able to watch Pool A while quarantining and the five time world champion knows what he needs to go to get to the semi finals.

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