John J. Miller was born in Texas, raised in Oklahoma and California where he graduated from Cal Poly at San Luis Obispo
. . . . . John Miller is a PRCA World Champion Team Roper not once but twice. He is also the winner of the prestigious National Finals Rodeo Average. John was an original inductee into the Cowboy Hall of Fame when it opened in 1980. He shares this honor with his Uncle, the world famous Ben Johnson, who is not only a world champion but also the only World Champion Cowboy to also win an Academy Award. The famous family does not stop there. Also in the Hall of fame is John's Grandfather, Ben Johnson Sr. ("Old Ben" as the family calls him), who is also a World Champion and famous old time cowboy.

After winning every possible title he could in rodeo roping across the country, John decided to retire in his prime. He went into show ring and won six American Quarter Horse World Championships and still owns Ben Johnson's great horse Greylark, who holds the record for the most points in the team roping in the AQHA history.
. . . . . In 1996 John was voted "Horseman of the Year" in Arizona.
. . . . . In 1999, John was honored by being elected to serve on the Historical Board of Directors at the National Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City.

Trey is 22 and has won many titles already. Including National High School Rodeo World Champion, Pro-Celebrity Champion, President of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association. When not in school or on the rodeo trail, Trey helps John with teaching and training.