Greensboro Press Release -- JW HART

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Date Posted: 06:25:34 01/17/03 Fri
Author: Nicole
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Greensboro Press Release

.W. Hart Hopes Johnny Will Be Real Good

J.W. Hart, Ultra Wheels cowboy, 26, Marietta, Okla., has drawn the bull Johnny Be Good, owned by TNT Rodeo Company. "Mitch Harold owns him and that's about all I know," said Hart. "Mitch has some good ones, so I'm looking forward to getting on him."

Impressive Record� Hart is holding strong to his "Iron man" record of competing in every PBR event since he entered the tour in 1995�a total of 186, to date. Some have noticed there is a little controversy on J.W.'s streak number. We are having the PBR do the appropriate research and will give out the exact numbers as soon as we are sure.

Johnny Be Good� Johnny Be Good is ranked 29th out of the 45 bulls in the first round. He has a judge's rating of 21.3 and average score of 86.5 and has been ridden 100% of the times he has been bucked at a PBR event.

Hart on Greensboro� "This bull riding is named after a damn good body of mine, Jerome Davis," said Hart. "I always like to come and hang out with him."

Mossy Oak Shootout� For the Friday night performance, the Mossy Oak Shootout bounty is $5,000. The bull, Sling Blade, has not been ridden in the 16 trips he has made to PBR events. "It's about time he gets a chance at some glory," said Hart. "He bucks and has been bucking ever since the first event they brought him to last year. He tries hard and that makes a bull great." Sling Blade is owned by Robbie Herrington from the Herrington Cattle Company� "One thing I'll predict," said Herrington. "Is he'll be unpredictable."

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