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justin mcbride on scene of the crash was a great ride. as well as lane frost on red rock. but definately the most meaningful ride ever was tuff hedeaman in round 10 of the finals "ridin for lane"

The top bull is Red Rock only one man ever rode him that is the top bull rider Lane Frost who died in 89, on Taking Care of Business.

In my mind Bodacious is one of the top bulls of all time, now I do not know his ride rate, but not many men rode him.

Chris Shivers on Dillinger was a beautiful thing to watch, but in my time watching the PBR, the best I've seen is Mike White on Troubador from the 2008 Tulsa event. The score wasn't as high as some in the history, but it was the best I've seen.

Gilbert Carrillo on Blueberry Wine was also an underrated ride.

Also, as someone above stated, you have to talk about Freckles Brown on Tornado. I'm only 28 years old, but that has to be one of the most historical and popular rides of all time.

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Cody Thrasher
Rant Sports Bull Riding Editor

yall are forgetting all about... freckles brown and tornado... lane frost and taking care of business, lane and red rock, tuff's ride in round 10 of the NFR that he dedicated to lane just after he died. things like that are not to be left unsaid

Three years ago I saw Justin McBride ride Scene of the Crash for $250,000 in Columbus, Ohio. It was a great 90+ point ride and to think anyone could make that kind of money in 8 seconds is mind boggling.

I think that some of the Top Rides were Owen Washburn on Promisland, Justin McBride on Cat Man Do, and a few others that I can't think of right now. Top Bulls would have to be Mr. T, Red Rock, Promisland, Yellow Jackett and Little Yellow Jackett. I could probably think of other later but not right now. I'll try to have more later.