| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 61 | Rope spinning swivel | US29350063 | 1963-07-08 | US3260014A | 1966-07-12 | KRUEGER LEONARD D |
| 62 | Roping dummy apparatus | US14148391 | 2014-01-06 | US09913456B2 | 2018-03-13 | John Nolan McCarthy |
| A team roping dummy that encourages more correct roping. The dummy head can be rotated to different angles to match that of a typical running steer. A blocker post extends vertically out of the neck, which makes the roper deliver the loop at the proper plane. The blocker post further causes the roper to rope the horns in the center of the loop versus roping with the front or back edge of loop. The back legs extend at proper angle of heel loop swing, causing the roper to match the angle of the loop during its swing to the angle of the legs and provides a visual line to match the plane of the loop. | ||||||
| 63 | Towed roping dummy shock absorption apparatus | US13561143 | 2012-07-30 | US09554559B2 | 2017-01-31 | John Nolan McCarthy |
| The towed roping dummy shock absorption apparatus provides for an apparatus designed to be inserted between a pulling vehicle and a towed roping dummy when practicing team roping from horseback. The apparatus provides for modulation of jerks and forces on the dummy that cause strain on the vehicle, dummy and horse, as well as providing for more consistent speed when being towed. | ||||||
| 64 | Apparatus, system, and method for self-propelled roping training system | US14543699 | 2014-11-17 | US09492726B2 | 2016-11-15 | Dorian A. Bundy; Travis D. Kunz |
| An apparatus and device are provided for a self-propelled roping training system. The apparatus includes an endless track comprising a plurality of corner sections, each of the plurality of corner sections comprising an arc length, a carriage assembly comprising a front slider assembly coupled with the track and a rear slider assembly coupled with the track, and a self-propelled vehicle coupled with the carriage assembly configured to follow a path defined by the endless track. | ||||||
| 65 | Proxy Bovine Roping Practice Apparatus | US14961660 | 2015-12-07 | US20160310812A1 | 2016-10-27 | Jose Carrasco |
| A practice proxy bovine roping apparatus is described. The device is configured to move in a similar fashion to that of a conventional live cow or bull when running. The device is equipped with a hitch attachment, facilitating connection of the device to the rear of a vehicle such as an All-Terrain Vehicle. Attachment of the device to a vehicle provides a means of movement and power for the device, allowing for the device to be towed behind the vehicle while an individual attempts to rope the device with a lariat from horseback. The device is equipped with a wheeled sled, configured to be towed behind the vehicle. A head of the practice device is configured to release the device from the hitch attachment when successfully roped. | ||||||
| 66 | ROPING DUMMY WITH WASHOUT SIMULATION AND NECK PIVOT ACTION | US14815521 | 2015-07-31 | US20160029596A1 | 2016-02-04 | Brandon Bruegman; Joel Stafford; Joshua Love |
| The instant disclosure is directed to a roping simulator (sometimes referred to as a roping or practice dummy or sled) that is designed to mimic the natural movements and anatomy of roping cattle. Embodiments of the instant disclosure mimic the anatomy and movement of a roping cattle when the animal “washes out,” meaning that its back end slips and pivots during a turn. In various embodiments, the disclosed roping simulator also includes a feature whereby the head portion of the dummy rotates and pivots downward when a force is applied by a rope, simulating head movement of a live animal. In one embodiment, a sled assembly and a body assembly are connected to one another to form the roping simulator. The sled assembly is the component that makes contact with the ground. The body assembly is the component that provides roping targets, and that simulates the movement of live cattle. | ||||||
| 67 | APPARATUS, SYSTEM, AND METHOD FOR SELF-PROPELLED ROPING TRAINING SYSTEM | US14543699 | 2014-11-17 | US20150145210A1 | 2015-05-28 | Dorian A. Bundy; Travis D. Kunz |
| An apparatus and device are provided for a self-propelled roping training system. The apparatus includes an endless track comprising a plurality of corner sections, each of the plurality of corner sections comprising an arc length, a carriage assembly comprising a front slider assembly coupled with the track and a rear slider assembly coupled with the track, and a self-propelled vehicle coupled with the carriage assembly configured to follow a path defined by the endless track. | ||||||
| 68 | GROUND GROOMER FOR A ROPING SIMULATOR | US13889638 | 2013-05-08 | US20140332241A1 | 2014-11-13 | Matt Perkins |
| A ground groomer configured for roping simulators is disclosed. Example embodiments include: a generally horizontal main support member; an attachment pin coupled generally orthogonally to the main support member, the attachment pin being configured for attachment to a ski of a roping simulator; and a plurality of tines arranged to protrude through a lower surface of the main support member to scarify soil behind the skis of the roping simulator. | ||||||
| 69 | ROPING DUMMY APPARATUS | US14148391 | 2014-01-06 | US20140193785A1 | 2014-07-10 | JOHN NOLAN McCARTHY |
| The present invention is a team roping dummy that encourages more correct roping via new innovations. The dummy has a relatively compact main body with collapsible legs, removable head, and internal body storage for head. The dummy head has a means for allowing the head to be rotated to different angles to match that of a typical running steer. The neck is sloped similar to an actual steer. They shoulder of the dummy has a hump as to the shoulders of live steers, which makes roper deliver at the proper angle to achieve the rope curling on the back. It's legs rotate back onto body for storage, which also creates rope storage compartments on both sides of main body. In order to aid in the rope's loop expansion and ease of removal, the legs collapse toward one another under the pressure of a tightened rope, and re-expand after rope is loosened. A blocker post extends vertically out of neck, which makes the roper deliver the loop at the proper plane. The blocker post further causes the roper to rope the horns in the center of the loop versus roping with the front or back edge of loop. The back legs extend at proper angle of heel loop swing, causing the roper to match the angle of the loop during its swing to the angle of the legs and provides a visual line to match the plane of the loop. The dummy has removable and rotatable horns allowing for different horn sizes, shapes, and angles. | ||||||
| 70 | Ground preparation apparatus | US14094303 | 2013-12-02 | US08720894B2 | 2014-05-13 | Korey K. Whitaker |
| The present invention is a ground preparation apparatus for use in maintaining substantially uniformly soft and smooth soil while providing a movable roping target. The apparatus is usefully in avoiding the need to separately maintain ground to be used in roping practice while at the same time providing a moving roping target. | ||||||
| 71 | Ground Preparation Apparatus | US14094303 | 2013-12-02 | US20140076593A1 | 2014-03-20 | Korey K. Whitaker |
| The present invention is a ground preparation apparatus for use in maintaining substantially uniformly soft and smooth soil while providing a movable roping target. The apparatus is usefully in avoiding the need to separately maintain ground to be used in roping practice while at the same time providing a moving roping target. | ||||||
| 72 | Animal roping system | US13092889 | 2011-04-22 | US08579293B1 | 2013-11-12 | Colter Sellers; Casey Sellers |
| The current inventive technology is generally directed to an improved animal roping form representing an improved training system applicable to various animal roping activities. Some embodiments of the inventive technology may include, for example, an animal form (2), a tractable leg element (3), a joint element (4) and a resilient torsion control joint connection (5) that may facilitate the tension coupling of the leg element (s0 to said animal form to more realistically mimic a live animal movement and resistance. In addition, some embodiments may include support attachment element (6) coordinated with a support element (8) allowing, for example such animal form to be suspended or conveyed to approximate animal movement to create a realistic roping training system. Further embodiments may have a knee joint (16) to more fully replicate the anatomical movements of a real animal leg joint. | ||||||
| 73 | ROPING PRACTICE APPARATUS | US12723856 | 2010-03-15 | US20110221135A1 | 2011-09-15 | HSI-CHANG CHANG |
| A roping practice apparatus for realistically simulating motion of the head of an animal to train a roper in roping skill. The roping practice apparatus includes: a steering unit drivable and rotatable by a power source; a transmission section rotatable in response to the rotation of the steering unit, the transmission section having a first end mounted on the steering unit and a second end; a universal actuator to which the second end of the transmission section is pivotally connected; and a driven section mounted on the universal actuator and rotatable in response to the rotation of the transmission section. A head model is connected with the driven section and drivable by the driven section to swing back and forth and left and right within a range of 360°. | ||||||
| 74 | Dally Post with Removable Cap and Sleeveless Dally Device | US12825454 | 2010-06-29 | US20110067365A1 | 2011-03-24 | Sandy Hart Stephens |
| An apparatus attached to the tree of a saddle in lieu of a conventional saddle horn consisting of a post of rectangular prismatic configuration with a receiving chamber for insertion of a quick release locking pin, a cap with a quick release locking pin attached to and protruding from the bottom thereof that may be detached and reattached to the post within seconds, and a dally device with a rectangular prismatic central void of complimentary dimensions to the post, having a hyperboloid external configuration and being symmetrical in both the horizontal and vertical planes such that the device may be rotated and/or inverted about the post so that it may be quickly and easily manipulated to numerous positions to generate even wear about the exterior, thus increasing the longevity of the device and improving the safety and effectiveness of dallying. | ||||||
| 75 | Rodeo or riding device | US12148937 | 2008-04-22 | US20080200269A1 | 2008-08-21 | Jin Chen Chuang; Lung Fei Chuang |
| A riding device includes one or more cranks rotatably attached to a base, and a rider support supported on a carrier and movable relative to the base for supporting a rider, the carrier has a front portion pivotally coupled to the base with a link and an arm and a rear portion coupled to the cranks for moving cyclically relative to the base and for allowing the carrier to be moved in an elliptical and reciprocating action relative to the base by the crank device, and the rider support is supported on the carrier and moved in concert with the rider support for supporting the rider, and an actuating device may be used for actuating the carrier and the rider support to move relative to the base in an elliptical and reciprocating action. | ||||||
| 76 | Rodeo or riding device | US12148936 | 2008-04-22 | US20080200268A1 | 2008-08-21 | Jin Chen Chuang; Lung Fei Chuang |
| A riding device includes one or more cranks rotatably attached to a base, and a rider support supported on a carrier and movable relative to the base for supporting a rider, the carrier has a front portion for swinging relative to the base and a rear portion pivotally coupled to the cranks indirectly with a pendulum for moving cyclically relative to the base and for allowing the carrier to be moved in an elliptical and reciprocating action relative to the base by the crank device, and the rider support is supported on the carrier and moved in concert with the rider support for supporting the rider, and the carrier and the rider support may be moved relative to the base in an elliptical and reciprocating action by the rider. | ||||||
| 77 | Rodeo or riding device | US12148935 | 2008-04-22 | US20080200267A1 | 2008-08-21 | Jin Chen Chuang; Lung Fei Chuang |
| A riding device includes one or more cranks rotatably attached to a base, and a rider support supported on a carrier and movable relative to the base for supporting a rider, the carrier has a front portion for swinging relative to the base and a rear portion pivotally coupled to the cranks indirectly with a pendulum for moving cyclically relative to the base and for allowing the carrier to be moved in an elliptical and reciprocating action relative to the base by the crank device, and the rider support is supported on the carrier and moved in concert with the rider support for supporting the rider, and the carrier and the rider support may be moved relative to the base in an elliptical and reciprocating action by the rider. | ||||||
| 78 | Roping training device speed roper | US10386543 | 2003-03-13 | US20060170163A1 | 2006-08-03 | Girard Perkins |
| A roping practice device for training headers and heelers is provided. The present training device generally comprises a vehicle-pulled sled unit, a pivotal vertical support unit, and a main frame unit, pivotal about the vertical support unit to allow for offset positioning of the main frame to mimic the natural inclinations of a steer to swing around a corner. The main frame comprises a pivoting frame from which depends a pair of hind legs. A drive means and linkages are provided to rock the legs back and forth and to move the rear of the animal up and down. A linkage for rocking the legs is adjustable and provides a roper the ability to alter the starting point at which the legs rock, thereby allowing the roper to mimic the natural inclinations of a steer to run up the rope and drag. A further adjustable linkage also provides a roper the ability to alter the range of the leg rocking motion, further mimicking the variety of natural reactions exhibited by a steer encountered by a roper in a roping competition and means for staggering or offsetting rear leg movement. | ||||||
| 79 | Apparatus and system for roping practice | US10869621 | 2004-06-16 | US20050282128A1 | 2005-12-22 | Owen Brinkerhoff; Linda Brinkerhoff |
| An apparatus and system for roping practice incorporating an animal shaped head configured to simulate the movements of a live animal. The apparatus includes a swivel joint at the base of the head and a swivel joint where the neck joins to the body, and includes actuators that independently move the neck and head to a specified pitch and yaw angle. Additionally, the head may be attached to a rotor plate such that the head may rotate clockwise and counterclockwise. A programmable controller is included that may store actuator sequences that simulate real-time head and neck movements of live animals. The controller may be programmed by a control device that comprises one or more actuators such as joystick actuators, and the joystick actuators may directly control the animated head. The head may be removable and interchangeable, and may include removable horns to permit customization of the animated head for the physical characteristics and characteristic movements of a specific breed of animal. | ||||||
| 80 | Mechanical roping practice device | US10838067 | 2004-05-04 | US06945534B1 | 2005-09-20 | Billy Rex Lindsey |
| A system for roping practice by horse mounted individuals uses a wheel mounted target simulating a live animal and a spring driven tow cable arrangement to impart movement to the target. The system includes means to restrain the target against movement until released by a latch actuated by a hand line held by the horse mounted person or an assistant. The target rolls freely on wheels and includes a brake that causes the target to stop quickly when the tow cable tension is relieved. Construction of the target frame is such that various commonly available molded plastic steer heads can be attached. | ||||||
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