Page 3 of 3 1 2 3 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. Gilbert Days professional rodeo[Nov. 17, 2006] 29th year the International Professional Rodeo Association has been a part of Gilbert Days. The three-day event is the largest IPRA-sanctioned rodeo in the Southwest, advertisement
according to rodeo officials.
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
Five compete in rodeo finals[Aug. 23, 2006] Three Wickenburg High School Rodeo Team members and two Vulture Peak eighth grade students competed in the Arizona Junior Rodeo Association State Finals Aug. 4-6 at the Apache Gold Casino in Globe.
Sierra Rubash, Kailey Jones and Lane Kraut all competed in the “A” finals on Aug. 6-7. Jones and Rubash were joined by their younger sisters Marjele Jones and Shawn Rubash for the B finals competitions. By The Wickenburg Sun
Page 3 of 3 1 2 3 |
Copyright 1996 - 2008 Rodeo Attitude, LLC., All rights reserved.