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The Calf Roping Horses of Puyallup Semifinals 2025

Header roper in blue shirt sits deep as his dark horse stops hard, rope tight on a black steer in the arena dirt
Hannah WheelerSep 7, 2025

The 2025 Cinch Playoffs calf roping in Puyallup is full of elite horsepower including Riley Webb’s gelding Rudy and Riley Pruitt’s Snowman.

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Marty Yates

Barshoe Brute, aka Rock, 16-year-old gelding owned by Lane Livingston

Five-generation pedigree chart for Barshoe Brute, a 2009 sorrel gelding by Halreycious out of Hickorys Pepolena

Cory Solomon

Cory will be riding a gelding from Brazil named Play by Makin A Play who is by DOC O’LENA. Solomon purchased the gelding from Eduardo Peres in 2019 and had him shipped from Brazil to the United States. The gelding made a name for himself in Brazil with Peres, but was also ridden by Cade Swor, Cody Ohl and Tyson Durfey at the Prorelax roping in Brazil.

Tyler Calhoun

While we don’t know the registered name, Calhoun will be riding a horse he calls Lil Wayne.

Dylan Hancock

Sneakin A Dual, aka 11, 14-year-old gelding

Five-generation pedigree chart for Sneakin A Dual, a 2011 bay gelding by Dual R Smokin out of Sneakin Cee

Riley Pruitt

Trouble At The Rodeo, aka Snowman, 8-year-old gelding

Five-generation pedigree chart for Trouble At The Rodeo, a 2017 cremello gelding, listing sires and dams by year and color

Zack Jongbloed

GM Augusta Drifter, aka Gucci, 9-year-old mare

Five-generation pedigree chart for GM Augusta Drifter, a 2016 sorrel mare, listing sire JD Disco Drifter and dam FTR Tin Wood

Riley Webb

Marked Up Cat, aka Rudy, 12-year-old gelding

Five-generation pedigree chart for Marked Up Cat, a 2013 sorrel gelding by Metallic Cat out of HA Gay Freckles

Tom Crouse

Doc Steel Blue, aka Doc, 12-year-old gelding

Five-generation pedigree chart for Doc Steel Blue, a 2013 blue roan stallion, listing sires and dams by year and color

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