Cheyenne College Coach Grabs Lead at The Daddy

Courtesy of Wrangler Network contributor Charlie Coon

10-4 Beau come on back for the championship round of Cheyenne Frontier Days in 2017. Montana’s Beau Clark posted steer wrestling times of 10.4 seconds in each of his two runs this year and is in the #1 spot. He was out for “slack” Tuesday and Wednesday morning in Frontier Park’s huge arena where by the second day the steers, new to rodeo, realized what was coming and most never got caught. They took maximum advantage of the thirty-foot lead that is a tradition at Cheyenne.

Clark is rodeo coach at Laramie County Community College in Cheyenne so he’s sure to have a lot of cheering fans on hand at the finals a week from Sunday. In the meantime his name will be atop the leader board for several days because there isn’t any more Frontier Days steer wrestling competition until the afternoon performances begin this weekend.