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GUY
ALLEN
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one of Santa Anna's most famous sons, rodeo champion Guy Allen. Born
in Lousiana Sept. 5, 1958, Allen currently resides in Santa Anna, where
he has also spent much of his life. He joined the PRCA in 1976 and won
world SR titles in 1977, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1989 and 1991-2001.
Also
to his credit are 27 NFSR Qualifications from 1977-2002, 1st in the
2003 World Standings, 2nd in 2003 NFSR.
Guy extended his PRCA record for world steer
roping titles by winning his eighteenth, highlighted by a record fifth
aggregate victory at the National Finals Steer Roping, an event he has
qualified for 28 consecutive times, which is also a record.
In
2003, he won 17 world titles to set a PRCA record. He qualified for
a record 27th consecutive Nation Finals Steer Roping and won the Walker
County Fair and Rodeo in Hunstville, Texas as well as the Seridan Rodeo
in Wyoming.
Other
Career Highlights include*:
2002 — Qualified for record 26th consecutive National Finals Steer
Roping; wonBeef Empire Days Rodeo (Garden City, Kan.), Deadwood (S.D.)
Days of '76 Rodeo and Walker County Fair & Rodeo (Huntsville, Texas).
2001 — Won 16th world steer roping title tying Jim Shoulders for
the most world titles in PRCA history; broke own record of consecutive
world titles (11).
2000 — Won NFSR average title his fourth en route to winning 10th
consecutive world steer roping title; set PRCA single-round record with
7.9-second run in Duncan, Okla.; won average title at Guymon, Okla.
1998 — Set PRCA steer roping single-season earnings record ($99,132);
won average title at Pendleton (Ore.) Round-Up.
1997 — Won NFSR-record $23,435 and won third NFSR average title.
1996 — Won Texas Circuit year-end steer roping title (also in 1989-91,
1995).
1994 — Won Prairie Circuit steer roping (also 1992-93) and all-around
titles (also 1993).
1991 — Won second NFSR average championship.
1990 — Missed winning world title by $85 finishing second in world
standings to Phil Lyne.
1989 — Won first NFSR average championship; won Texas Circuit title.
1983 — Finished second to Roy Cooper in final world standings.
1981 — Finished second to Arnold Felts in final world standings.
1977 — Won first world steer roping title becoming youngest steer
roping champion (19) in PRCA history.
See
also: http://sports.espn.go.com/prorodeo/features/bio?page=g_bio_PRCA_Allen_Guy
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