Rodeo Cowboy: Stoney Burke

In his striving to be a rodeo champion, Stoney Burke must contend with the selfish, the proud, and the violent.

Political rivals in Kate City use the rodeo and a prizefighter as pawns in their grudge match.

Hell's fury is unleashed when Stoney scorns the affections of a spoiled rich girl whose daddy is the town's power broker.

A traditional Southern judge's son fancies himself a bull rider, and goes after Stoney, EJ, and Cody, believing they have dishonored his family.

It's rodeo riders versus race car drivers when Stoney and company are hired to convert a community's racetrack into a rodeo arena.

When a bull rider is killed and the rodeo is cancelled, Stoney attempts to restore the rodeo and assist the dead man's family.

Stoney rides a horse named Sidewinder who goes berserk. Stoney can't control the horse and they buck into the stands and woman is killed.

When his drinking buddy dies and he steals his watch, Ves Painter is accused of his murder. Stoney and the gang work to clear him of the charges.

For a large bet, one man bets on Stoney and tries to buy his cooperation while the other bets on a friend of Stoney's who is riding with a hurt leg.

Stoney helps a pregnant old friend find her husband whom she thinks has been wandering with different rodeos for the last six months.

Stoney enters a prison benefit rodeo. He has a friend who is incarcerated, who forces Stoney to help him escape by taking a teenage girl hostage.

After joining a senate campaign and making speeches for a senator who helped his family, Stoney finds himself disillusioned.

EJ's cousin comes to town and Stoney makes her over so that she can take a job as a trick rider. She develops a crush on Stoney.

EJ is injured and a rancher pays the medical bills, asking that, in return, Stoney shape ups his spoiled and rebellious teenage son.

Stoney's main challenger in the championship tournament is not only battling him over the rodeo, but a woman as well.

A rodeo champion who Stoney idolizes still feels the need to prove himself by challenging others in Indian wrestling and other feats.

Two gamblers bet heavily on Stoney's upcoming rodeo contest. But one of them is determined not to lose, and so hopes to insure that Stoney does.

A father is determined for his son to win the championship but doesn't know that, with his bad knee, even a slight injury could cripple him for life.

When a rodeo rider dies, his heartbroken brother blames the man's girlfriend for his death, and she begins to believe him.

A series of mishaps convinces Ves that someone is out to kill Stoney. Stoney at first dismisses it as coincidence, but soon he too agrees.

After a simple-minded stable boy helps Stoney and Ves subdue two men trying to rob the rodeo office, he begs Stoney not to tell the press his name.