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Page 3 of 29 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | Next 10>> Bedford, Iowa, Third Consecutive Capacity Crowd Event for Extreme Bullriding Tour[Jul. 20, 2008] Taylor County Fair, Bedford, Iowa, has a problem that most fairs would love to have. Their Extreme Bullriding Tour event consistently draws more people than they have room for. Not a bad problem to have. For the third consecutive event this week the Extreme Bullriding Tour drew over capacity crowds to the venues hosting their tours. Things get "Extreme" in Red Oak, Iowa[Jul. 18, 2008] Red Oak, Iowa, loves the Extreme Bullriding Tour. In their ninth consecutive appearance at the Montgomery County Fair the riders and bulls entertained a capacity crowd. The enthusiasm of the crowd was contagious to the riders and personnel. With so many riders there was only one long round with Brad Check and Eric Reiling tying for the number one position with 88 point rides. By Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude
Extreme Bullriding Tour Lives Up to Reputation in Geneva, NE[Jul. 17, 2008] You've heard the term "standing room only well at the Extreme Bullriding Tour stop at Fillmore County Fair, Geneva , NE; this term took on new meaning. The turn out was so good that "packed" may be the right term. This was the second year for the Tour to visit the fair. Last year’s event was voted by the members of the Bullriders of America as the New Event of the Year and the Outdoor Event of the Year. The size of the crowd and the roster of top bull riders proves that if you put on a first-class event people return. People will be talking about this one for the next year. By Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude
46th annual rodeo closes with hot action[Jul. 16, 2008] Saturday night was the final performance and it was a Texas evening which featured sweltering heat, hot rodeo and sizzling tunes by entertainer Stoney LaRue.
East Helena Rodeo: Townsend’s Cameron wins steer wrestling[Jul. 14, 2008] For a local cowboy or cowgirl, winning at the East Helena Rodeo once is pretty sweet. Win twice and they’re in a select group. To take home a third title, well, that means they’re kind of a big deal around here...Townsend's Roddy Cameron knows the feeling after pulling out at five=second run to win his third steer-wrestling title in East Helena Sunday.
Chadrad, NE - Fur Trade Days Rodeo[Jul. 13, 2008] There were a couple of repeat winners and a couple of two-event placewinners Saturday night at the Fur Trade Days Rodeo at the Dawes County Fairgrounds.
It's Rodeo Time at 4-T Arena[Jul. 7, 2008] The spirit of the American West was displayed this weekend at the 16th Annual Mountaineer Round Up and World Championship Rodeo.
Brush Rodeo rebounds after early rainout[Jul. 7, 2008] Although the 2008 Brush Rodeo got off to a rocky start due to poor weather Wednesday, the final night of the 54th annual event was quite literally a blast.
Quiet champion[Jul. 1, 2008] North Dakota - Kyle Whitaker won two events in the Roughrider Days Rodeo and hardly anyone saw him do it. Whitaker clocked a time of 3.3 seconds in the steer wrestling and a 9.1-second time in the tie-down roping during Monday morning's slack.
Reno Rodeo: Kruse is making memories[Jun. 28, 2008] Jesse Kruse's first Reno Rodeo is turning into a memorable one. The second-year pro saddle bronc rider from Great Falls, Mont., not only ensured himself a spot in tonight's championship performance, but will go into it with a share of the overall lead...
Rodeo participation similar to 2007[Jun. 26, 2008] Although participation may be slightly down this year, the 2008 Brush Rodeo is expected to remain Colorado’s biggest pro rodeo. During the final Brush Rodeo Association Board meeting Tuesday, President Steve Treadway said about 400 participants had registered by Monday for this year’s rodeo.
Downtown Prineville sees cattle drive[Jun. 26, 2008] Prineville's historic Crooked River Roundup kicked off Wednesday evening in traditional, visual fashion. It;s a rodeo, quilt show and horse race, but the start to the festivities rides right through Prineville, as the herd of cattle ran from Third Street to Main Street, before continuing south to the Crook County Fairgrounds.
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