Talk:Mason Lowe
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Kyerjay Hi again, I got you that information I promised on Smooth Operator plus more. I see you are following the Manual of Style for the headings, which is great. As far as career, normally we would divide up into subheadings for each season or year. But you don't have enough information yet. So you are left doing that section chronologically for now. But I think it will get large enough to do by season soon enough.
So here are the links for the articles on Lowe and Smooth Operator. You can use the Wrangler one or the PBR one, whichever you prefer: Lowe Wins Highest-Marked Ride Award at Iron Cowboy
- http://wranglernetwork.com/news/lowe-wins-highest-marked-ride-award-at-iron-cowboy/
- https://www.pbr.com/en/news/features/behind-the-chutes/2017/2/behind-the-chutes-iron-cowboy.aspx
Here is the YouTube video if you want to add it to External links. The ProBullStats link also has all his outs and links to 27 videos. Mason Lowe rides Smooth Operator for 90.75 points
Also, the PBR has finally created their extremely long tribute article you may find useful. The PBR Community Reflects on the Memory of Mason Lowe
And last I point out the article I wrote on J.W. Harris (bull rider) as a model for style and such. You may also want to use the sportsperson infobox in there instead of the person one. It's a long article that shows setting up lots of sections and resources available for PRCA and PBR riders. It went through many edits in DYK.
Happy Trails! dawnleelynn(talk) 22:20, 17 January 2019 (UTC)
- Thanks! --Kyerjay (talk) 22:23, 17 January 2019 (UTC)
- Kyerjay P.S. If you look at J.W. Harris' article, in the Source section of the References, there is a PBR Media Guide from 2017. It has a great page on MasonLowe. It's a PDF. You can see how to reference the book in this article, for both the Source section and the citation. dawnleelynn(talk) 22:35, 17 January 2019 (UTC)