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Cariboo cowgirls cash in at Canadian Pro Rodeo stops over the weekend

It was a profitable weekend on the Canadian Pro Rodeo circuit for a few Cariboo competitors.

Lane Wills, a former Quesnel cowgirl, was 7th in the Ladies Barrel Racing in High River, Alberta and 3rd in Sundre for a total of $3,065 dollars.

Her sister Brooke was 6th in High River and earned a 6-7 split in Sundre for just over 18-hundred dollars.

Kirsty White, from 150 Mile originally, also cashed a nice cheque in Sundre.

A 4th place finish paid $2,188 and change.

The Canadian Pro Rodeo tour makes a stop in the Lake City this coming long weekend for the 94th annual Williams Lake Stampede.

 

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