Riata Buckle Handi-High Futurity Champions: Bo Crutchfield & Chris Littlefield

Bo Crutchfield on Big Valley MS Haida and Chris Littlefield on That Bold Pepto CCL connected on four steers in 33.34 seconds to win $61,000 and the first-ever Riata Buckle Handi-High Futurity, one of five $400,000 ropings at the new $2-million event.

Dru Stewart caught up with Crutchfield and Littlefield right after their win, plus the owner of That Bold Pepto CCL, Lyn Ray, on this special episode of “The Short Score,” brought to you byBoehringer Ingelheim.


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