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David Peebles

2017 world standings place: 29th  
2017 earnings: $43,821
Education: Western Texas College (Snyder, Texas), earned an advanced welding certificate

Professional
2017 Highlights
• Won the Central Wyoming (Casper) Fair & Rodeo
• Won the Eagle (Idaho) Rodeo
• Won the Meridian (Idaho) Lions Rodeo
Career Highlights
• 2016: Finished 79th in the world standings with $5,409
• 2015: Won the Georgia National Junior Livestock Show and Rodeo (Perry). Co-champion at the Sisters (Ore.) Rodeo and the Parada Del Sol (Scottsdale, Ariz.). Finished 20th in the world standings with $57,019
• 2014: Won the Brighton Field Day Festival & Rodeo (Okeechobee, Fla.) and the Davie (Fla.) Pro Rodeo. Co-champion at the 132nd Silver Spurs Rodeo (Kissimmee, Fla.). Finished 71st in the world standings with $10,678
• 2013: Won the Citrus Stampede Rodeo (Inverness, Texas). Finished 88th in the world standings with $6,322

Amateur
Three-time qualifier for the National High School Finals Rodeo (2010-12); won the Oregon state bareback riding championship in 2011. 

Personal
5-7, 150 … Single … Father, Kenneth, is a retired carpenter; mother, Amy, is a veterinary technician. Youngest of three children. Oldest brother, Robert, works in construction; other brother, Steven, is a 6-time Wrangler NFR bareback rider … His uncle, Bob Sailors – who was a PRCA bareback rider, bull rider and team roper – is who got both David and Steven involved in the sport. David started rodeoing when he was 7 years old … Favorite sports teams are Oregon State and the San Francisco 49ers … Favorite rodeo is Salinas … Rodeo idols are Clint Corey, Bobby Mote and his brother Steven … Hobbies include hunting, fishing, wakeboarding and anything outdoors … Wants to start a welding business when his rodeo career is over … Favorite movie is Lonesome Dove … Wrestled for 11 years, from second grade through high school, twice placing in the Oregon high school championships.