Brian Canter Bio and Information - everything you ever wanted to know about Brian Canter
Rodeo embodies the frontier spirit as manifested through the aggressive and exploitative conquest of the West, and deals with...the reordering of nature according to the dictates of this ethos. It supports the value of subjugating nature, and reenacts the 'taming' process whereby the wild is brought under control.
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After an unprecedented sophomore season, this 19 year-old sensation is proving that his successes with the PBR are truly a reflection of talent and determination. After turning 18 in June of 2005, Brian Canter bought his permit and won enough money over the course of four months to qualify for the 2005 PBR World Finals. This year Brain Canter’s consistency and ability to cover rank bulls has kept him at the front of the pack, a position Brian Canter will surely stay at throughout the 2006 World Finals.
Only a handful of PBR bull riders can say they learned how to ride from their heros, but Brian Canter is one of them. “I lived close to Jerome Davis, and he taught me everything. He’s always been my role model, and he helped me learn and improve over the years.”
Brain Canter dominated the competition as a high schooler winning the bull riding title at the North Carolina High School Rodeo Association Finals for two consecutive years and placing fifth at the National High School Rodeo Association Finals.
After turning 18 in June of 2005, Brian Canter bought his PBR permit and won enough money over the course of the next four months to qualify for the PBR Built Ford Tough World Finals. States Jerome Davis of this accomplishment, “I told him that he had enough talent, and if he bought his permit this summer, he could qualify for the Finals. I mean you could take 100 kids and Brian stands out because of his desire and will power. Not to mention his ability.” Continues Davis, “I wish I would have had half the natural ability Brian Canters has back when I was riding. He’s definitely going places—it’s just a matter of time.”