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Colby Lovell, Part 2: Rope Horse Revolution
In part two of a two-part series on "The Score", Colby Lovell talks about his win at the ARHFA Redbud Spectacular and the Cody NesSmith Memorial Roping.

In part two of a two-part series on “The Score”, Colby Lovell discusses how he turned his attention full force to making great rope horses, his ARHFA Redbud Spectacular Open Heeling victory, and the Cody NesSmith Memorial. This episode is brought to you by the Royal Crown.

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Colby Lovell, Part 1: Raising Kids and a Remuda of Great Horses

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