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A Ban On Bullridng?
[Jun. 5, 2008] This may seem like a small problem for the rodeo and bull riding sport but in reality it should be compared to the small piece of grass that makes it way up a tiny crack in the paving and then grows until the crack expands and soon you have a large problem. Please tell your friends in New York and especially in Putman county to let them know the bulls are not harmed and in fact enjoy the sport as much as the riders. That they live the life of luxury. Also please ask them what these animal rights people plan to do with the bulls? Remember "Animal's Right To Work-Freedom From Extinction!" By Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude
 
Show must go on
[May 15, 2008] The Cloverdale Rodeo will bar its chutes to calf ropers and steer wrestlers this weekend, but hopes the world's top bull riders and barrel racers will continue to pull in the crowds.

In a radical shift from the traditional pro-rodeo circuit, the Lower Fraser Valley Exhibition Association has banned steer wrestling, cow milking and calf and team-roping at its 62nd annual Cloverdale Rodeo.
 
Cheyenne rodeo addresses shock issue
[Apr. 18, 2008] Cheyenne Frontier Days is imposing stricter rules on the use of hand-held electric shock devices on horses in the annual rodeo.
 
Petittion to re-open slaughter plants
[Mar. 5, 2008] UPDATE - SORRY LINK IS FIXED - This petition is to reopen the horse slaughter plants. I believe the preface says it all.
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