Pro Bull Rider
Pro bull rider, holds the record for the longest streak of competing in consecutive events from 2001 to 2010
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Luke Snyder
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FROM Luke Snyder
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The World of Professional Bull Riding The Professional Bull Riders Association was formed in 1994, and 10 or 15 founding fathers each contributed one thousand dollars. When they sold out 4 years ago, each one made more than 4 million. Luke Snyder is a professional bull rider. He holds the record for the longest streak of competing in consecutive events: from 2001 ‘til 2010.
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