Page 3 of 3 1 2 3 Cowboys buck Satan, pray all will be safe[Feb. 23, 2008] Before they call his name to go out in the ring, bull rider Chance Smart leans over the chute and puts his hands on his assigned bull, praying that he will have dominion over the animal. Los Fresnos prepares for annual rodeo[Jan. 27, 2008] LOS FRESNOS - When the 19th annual Los Fresnos Rodeo and the Cameron County Fair and Livestock Show begins Friday, the city will welcome between 10,000 and 15,000 visitors with open arms.
Bull Riding Invitational November 3 Holbrook,AZ[Oct. 31, 2007] Cody Hancock, the 2000 World Champion Bull Rider, will bring some of the best bull riders in the world to Taylor on Saturday, Nov. 3. Joining Hancock will be two time world champion bull rider Blue Stone of Ogden, Utah, six time quali-fiers Jason McClain of Lewis, Colo., and Fred Boettcher of Tomah, Wis., three time reserve world cham-pion Lynn Standant, Jerry Shepherd and Steve Woolsey.
Local cowboy competes in Payson rodeo[Aug. 18, 2007] Payson's very own prodigal son, Seth Barkley-Seidel, returned to town last Sunday to prepare for competition in the saddle-bronc division of the world's oldest continuous rodeo.
Payson cowboy returns to home rodeo arena[May 18, 2007] Former Payson High School and Cochise College rodeo star Seth Barkley-Seidel is taking his act onto the Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association (PRCA) circuit.
 Animals find care, love[Jan. 18, 2007] San Pedro Valley News-Sun
Some have deformities, some are overweight, some need extra medical attention and some just need a home, but for all the animals living at the Forever Home Donkey Rescue & Sanctuary between Benson and Cascabel, love is the main ingredient. John and Tish Hiestand provide that love and care to the 13 donkeys, two mules and a horse at their farm located about 12 miles north of Interstate 10.
Jr. Parada arose from hard times[Nov. 24, 2006] American history is full of stories of rodeo being used to raise needed funds for a community. In 1932, the Depression was weighing heavily on the country. Unemployment was rampant and families were in dire need of the essentials of life such as food and clothing. In Florence, AZ the answer was rodeo.
Carlisle Ranch Team Wins First County Ranch Rodeo[Sep. 27, 2006] Though only two teams were entered in the first Navajo County Ranch Rodeo, held Sept. 17 at the Navajo County Fair, spectators and participants alike deemed it a great success.
The Carlisle Ranch of Heber claimed the inaugural champion buckles and prize money. The team included Mark Carlisle, Justin Bert, Dale Rogers, Raymond Plant and Andy Cordova. By AZJournal.com
County Fair Rodeo Winners Are Noted[Sep. 27, 2006] Overall winners in the 2006 Navajo County Fair Rodeo, held Sept. 15 and 16, included Adam Tanner and Forrie Smith, who tied for first in bareback with 75 points each; Russell Sullivan, open calf roping, 9.53 seconds; Joe Grant, incentive calf roping, 11.52 seconds; breakaway, Sammie Jo White, 2.4 seconds; Fred Bitsui, saddle bronc, 73 points; CJ Aragon, steer wrestling, 4.18 seconds; Onie Ziegler-Anderson, barrel racing, 1D, 17.66 seconds; Leighanne Billingsley, incentive barrel racing, 2D, 18.43 seconds; header Russell Sullivan and heeler Levi Garcia, open team roping, 5.29 seconds; header Clint Wood and heeler Tammy Lewis, No. 12 team roping, 6.32 seconds; and Randall Watson, bullriding, 84 points. All received championship buckles. By AZJournal.com
 Best little rodeo in Arizona[Sep. 1, 2006] It will be another hard day at the "office" as the country's toughest cowboys pit their skills against outstanding livestock at the rodeo in Sonoita. Three days of competition over Labor Day Weekend By Nogales International - JB Miller
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