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Every time he gets knocked down, the Townsend bull rider dusts himself off and gets right back in the chute.

The Mountain Health Co-op Tour regular season concluded with rodeos in Hamilton and Helmville.

Both begin with the letter H. Both have rodeos this Labor Day weekend produced by Red Eye Rodeo.

And both represent the last opportunity for cowboys and cowgirls to qualify for the Northern Rodeo Association Finals presented by nuWest Builders.

Parker Mothershead admits he is a bit surprised about his rodeo season this summer.

He shouldn’t be.

Shane Moran has worn a lot of cowboy hats during his lifetime.

Now 45 and a married father of two daughters, he is changing cowboy hats once again.

He came, he rode, he took the money.

Then he rode some more and earned two high school world titles.

The money won vaulted Malone to the top of the barrel racing standings where she has been since mid-July.

He’s firmly among the top 10 in the Mountain Health Co-op bareback riding standings and the same for team roping headers.

If the second half of the season is anything like the first, buckle up.

It’s going to be a wild ride.

A shift in gears to her breakaway roping approach and a team roping horse now turning barrels has Levine firmly in the top 10 of the standings for both events in the Mountain Health Co-op Tour.

Fireworks in the sky weren’t the only things making people happy during the Fourth of July holiday.

Mountain Health Co-Op Tour rodeos in Harlowton, Ennis and Choteau handed out 50 checks of $700 or more to some very happy cowboys and cowgirls.

The 24-year-old Salmond offered a glimpse of her 2023 with her performance at the Northern Rodeo Association/NWRA Finals last October in Kalispell.