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Ring of Fire : The Guts and Glory of the Professional Bull Riding Tour
Average Customer Review : 4.0/5 based on 5 reviews
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Spotlight Reviews
Ring of Fire - Last of the Rodeo Roots (2007-01-27)
Customer Review : 5
I enjoyed reading Ring of Fire. Having been in and followed Rodeo for a great many years, Ring of Fire, is a look into the World of the Bull Rider, before it became a slick, Madison Avenue packaged production. At that time, the Rodeo roots were still alive and well and Hollywood had not yet taken over. The Book is well worth the money if you have your roots in Rodeo.
Quality Lacking (2004-12-02)
Customer Review : 2
Essentially a picture book w/ limited text. Printing and design are dated and of average quality at best. A few great pics but lots of filler. Some day they will come out with a book that does justice to this fantastic sport...
Ring of Fire (2003-04-02)
Customer Review : 5
This is a great book. It shows that bullriding is one of the most thrilling and exciting sports that there is. Even though bullriding has long been overlooked by the sports world, thePBR organization has made this sport one of the most popular and this book shows you why. The pictures are a fan's dream come true and the book is beautifully put together. I would recommend this book to anyone that likes excitement.
Great Book (2001-06-07)
Customer Review : 5
This is one of my all time favorite books! It has so many pictures of bulls like Dillinger, Red Wolf, and Promise Land.
Beautiful (2001-01-05)
Customer Review : 4
If you like Pro Bull Riding, this book is a must, a very beautiful, moving edition. If you aren't a fan, you should check it out anyway. The photography is truly fantastic and makes the sport look even more dramatic, intense, and personal than it already is.
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