“We were very pleased. We finally broke the eggshell. We had some bad luck this year and we finally got over the hump,” shared Brad Boyd. “Toby and I are very happy when we can win a Bull Team event! We had a great team: Zorro and Red Chester of XS, and the bulls we own did a great job too and pulled through for us.”

Every bull on their team posted outstanding numbers. Boyd-FloydBullCo.com's lowest score was a 44 (Zorro) and the highest was a 45.75 for Hot Pistol. In the middle were Lightning McQueen with 44.5, Red Chester with 44.75 and Camo with 45.5.

D&H/Enlow/Gilbert had a combined score of 223.5, a number that would have been enough to win anywhere else. In Texa,s however, it was only good enough for second. Silver Wings and Ricky Bobby each earned a 45.25 to give the team their reserve champion status and $10,000. Another great team stocked with Page bulls earned third at the event. Page/Haines had a score of 220.5 thanks in part to Hot Stuff who continues to smoke, receiving a mark of 45.25 from the judges. Grey Dog did his part by scoring a 44.75.

ExclusiveGenetics.com finished fourth. Leprechaun earned a 44.25, but his teammates scores weren't high enough to earn Exclusive any green. Red Carpet had a 43.5 followed up by Blizzard with a 42.5, Boston's Best Bet with a 41.25 and Fire and Flame with a 41.5.

Since San Antonio was just a one-day Built Ford Tough Series event. That factor limited the number of teams who could compete. But, like every BFTS event in Texas, the Lone Star state attracts the best-of-the-best. The team bulls, as well as the other bulls at the events, were outstanding and hailed from some of the best breeders and stock contractors in the business.