12.5 Team Roping 1st Go Part 2 - 2024 Spicer Gripp Memorial Roping

Competition in this class of team ropers should be tough, so it doesn't pay to lose a single loop. #SpicerGripp #teamroping #Rodeo #CowHorses

Spicer Gripp was a Hereford, Texas, resident who loved helping kids. Friends of Spicer got together to start the memorial roping in 1994, and the Spicer Gripp Memorial Event Center debuted in 2001.

The Spicer Gripp Memorial Youth Foundation is humbly honored to be able to continue in Spicer’s footsteps. Website - https://www.spicergripp.com/

There is more info and videos from this roping series on my website: http://captiveimage.us/index.php?view=article&id=92:spicer-gripp-memorial-roping&catid=9

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