Team EG

Total Records: 2

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Pistol Robinson

HOMETOWN: BURLESON, TX

BIRTHDAY: 01/01/84

HEIGHT: 5' 10 WEIGHT: 135

BEEN RIDING PRO SINCE: 2007

YEARS REPRESENTING TEAM EG: 4

HIGH MARKED RIDE:

90.25 points on Red Dirt Road at World Finals on Nov. 8, 2008

2010 HIGHLIGHTS

Won first BFTS event at New Orleans, riding 3-of-3 bulls … Had six Top 10 finishes, including third place at Columbus, Ohio.

2009 HIGHLIGHTS

Cut from BFTS after riding in first five events.

2008 HIGHLIGHTS

Finished second in Rookie of the Year with $81,205 … Qualified for World Finals and finished ninth in Round 7 with 90.25 points on Red Dirt Road (Diamond S Bucking Bulls) … Had eight Top 10 finishes, including third place at Anaheim, Calif., and fifth place at Winston-Salem, N.C.

PERSONAL

Began riding competitively when he was five years old, although his dad, Darrell, had him riding in the pasture when he was two … He and his dad, who helped him perfect his technique, built a riding barrel together … Won Southern Region bull riding title to qualify for College National Finals Rodeo in 2006.

Mike Lee

HOMETOWN: DECATUR, TX

BIRTHDAY: 6/11/1983

HEIGHT: 5' 8 WEIGHT: 140

BEEN RIDING PRO SINCE: 2001

YEARS REPRESENTING TEAM EG: 1

HIGH MARKED RIDE:

93.75 points on Mossy Oak Mudslinger at Las Vegas (PBRF) on Oct. 18, 2004

2010 HIGHLIGHTS

$203,973.37 total winnings

2009 HIGHLIGHTS

$71,166.14 total winnings

2008 HIGHLIGHTS

$310,841.01 total highlights. Won $100,000 at the 2008 Calgary Stampede.

PERSONAL

Mike Lee grew up around livestock and climbed on his first steer at age 10. Throughout his teens, he moved up the ranks from junior to senior bulls and competed in high school rodeos. Lee's riding talent was evident at a young age - he qualified for the National High School Rodeo two years and was offered rodeo scholarships from several colleges. Lee turned down every offer and went pro when he turned 18.

"As a rookie, I learned to ride jump for jump - one bull at a time," says Lee. "And, I tried to stay focused on what God's path was for me." This mild-mannered Texan etched his name in the history books as the first rider to simultaneously earn the Built Ford Tough World Finals event title and the Built Ford Tough Million Dollar World Championship in 2004.

The PBR Champ has continued to prove why he has a world title listed on his resume by continuously challenging the world's best on the elite Built Ford Tough Series. In 2008, he added another two event titles to his resume and also won over $100,000 after taking the bull riding title at the Calgary Stampede against not only the top PBR riders, but the best PRCA bull riders in the world.