The Professional Bull Ridng Canada is in the series of scheduled events at the touring pro division event at the Western Festival St. Tite in Quebec. The Coors’s original arena was jam-packed to watch the PBR’s best bull riders. The bull riders didn’t disappoint the crowd and showed epic bull riding skills scoring brownie points from it.

The bull rider from Alberta presented a furious display of skills and claimed the podium finish. With the top spot, he cruised into the top ten national title contenders and placed himself in the seventh position. This was an achievement but for the second spot holder, it was also a not less remarkable performance that helped him promote to a better spot.

Bull Riding Pro scores important points at rodeo

Ranking 76th in the Unleash the Beast ranking Callum Miller entered the competition with the aim to participate and had a good ride. The Aussie never thought that it might turn into a memorable one after visiting the rodeo for the first time. According to PBR, he was stunned by the electric atmosphere of the arena and the number of spectators who came to watch them. Miller said, “It was pretty awesome. The amount of people walking all through the town is unreal, and seeing that grandstand packed out at midnight is pretty sweet“.

Miller started his ride in the first round on Great White of Black Creek Rodeo Company. The bull has a record of 43 average scores. Miller had a perfect eight-second ride and scored an impressive 88 points. In the second round, his ride was on the same company’s other bull Twist Off, which has a 100% buck-off percentage. Miller accepted the challenge but the bull had his say in the end, bucking off the Aussie in 4.94 seconds.

After a disappointing second ride, $64,000 worth Miller managed 36 points and was placed runner-up to Garrett Green. With his second-place finish at St. Tite Miller had a six-position jump and entered the top twenty contenders for the national title placing himself in the 19th position. The Aussie had a slow start in the season due to injuries which hampered his participation in events.

Bull Riding rodeo’s imperfect start of the season

Callum Miller is a regular participant in the PBR Canada bull riding events. This year his start was not like his previous starts which were featured by winning epic performances. The reason was the wrist injury for which he had to undergo surgery at the beginning of the season.

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Apart from that he had other less significant injuries but, Miller feels that his wrist has recovered and is ready to aid in a perfect bull riding ride. However, for this year his focus is to pull the perfect ride and enjoy the rest of the events. Callum Millers’ performance at the Western Festival St.

Tite rodeo shows that he is recovering from the wrist injury and getting back to his champ shape. With this performance, he managed to jump six positions at the national ranking which after being modest in his approach this year shall definitely boost his confidence.

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