Page 2 of 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 High school rodeo crowns all around champion[Aug. 27, 2009] LEXINGTON -- Tylee Coffman, Dunning won the honor of girl’s Reserve All Around title Saturday and the girls All Around championship Sunday at the Dawson County High School Rodeo in Lexington. Farm & Ranch Expo set Nov. 18-19[Aug. 14, 2009] The McCook Farm & Ranch Expo will return to the Red Willow County Fairgrounds on Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 18-19. By Courtesy McCook Farm Ranch
The Bulls Show their Stuff at Tecumseh, NE![Aug. 11, 2009] The riders were tough but the bulls were tougher! That was the story at the Annual Johnson County Agricultural & Mechanical Association Bullriding in Tecumseh, NE. By Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude
The Extreme "caravan" visits Deshler, NE on its Five Day-Four Stops Journey![Aug. 8, 2009] he Extreme Bullriding Tour made its first visit to the Thayer County Fair on August 7. The fair which is located in Deshler, NE was the third stop for the tour during one of the busiest weeks of the tour. Many of the riders have been following along with the tour for the four stops in five days adding to the excitement at each stop as they reveal in the competition as well as the fellowship between riders and fans. By Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude
Rodeo Cowboy is Road Warrior[Jun. 25, 2009] The steer wrestler from Gering, Nebraska, is making a run at repeating what he did in 2006: become the World Champion Steer Wrestler in the ProRodeo Cowboys Association.
Ravenna Cowboy Finds His Place In Rodeo[Jun. 25, 2009] Growing up in a small town in Nebraska when you’re a different color from everybody else isn’t an easy thing to do. But Aman Miller from Ravenna has found his niche.
Scotia Homecoming Marks 10 Years of Extreme Bull Riding Success...[Jun. 22, 2009] For the 10th year the Extreme Bullriding Tour made its annual stop in Scotia, NE as a part of their annual celebration Scotia Homecoming. Despite the fact that there had been rain earlier in the day the stands were full and the skies stayed clear until after the Bullriding was over. By Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude
First bullriding challenge deemed a success[Jun. 22, 2009] Chase County fair board members deemed their first ever Chase County Bullriding Challenge held Saturday night at the fairgrounds a big success.
Board members are already looking at bringing the event back next summer.
Saturday night’s event drew an estimated crowd of around 1,000 people.
Bullriding fans were treated to a first-class show with a total of 29 cowboys challenging the bulls for superiority.
In many cases, the bulls proved the victor but several cowboys put up some mighty good scores by winning the eight-second battle. By Russ Pankonin
Rodeo: Pruitt blazing his own trail[Jun. 21, 2009] With his dad being a world champion calf roper, Riley Pruitt certainly knows what it takes to catch calves in blazing times.
“Middle of Nowhere” Bull Riding and Bull Fighting School a Huge Success[Jun. 11, 2009] The first of what many are hoping to be annual “Middle of Nowhere” Bull Riding and Bull Fighting School was held May 20-22 at the Brown County Fairgrounds in Johnstown, Nebraska. Seventeen bull riding students and six bull fighting students traveled to Johnstown from South Dakota, Wyoming, Iowa, Colorado and all over Nebraska to attend the school, which consisted of three days of instruction, both in and out of the arena. By Echo Sharkey
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