10th Annual Scotia Homecoming and Championship Bullriding - Scotia, NE

Posted Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Saturday, June 14th Scotia, Nebraska will celebrate the 10th Annual Scotia Homecoming and Championship Bullriding. The small town in Nebraska will grow 10 times it size as bull riders and their fans will come to town to enjoy the hospitality that has become known throughout the Midwest. Even in these days of high fuel prices there will be no shortage of riders from both the National Federation of Professional Bullriders (NFPB) and the Bullriders Of America (BOA) who have committed to compete. Once again the Extreme Bullriding Tour will be bringing the top bulls of the “Attack Pack” owned by Double S Bull Company of Sidney, Iowa. There is no doubt that one of the largest draws of the Extreme Bullriding Tour presented by RodeoAttitude.com to the riders is the quality of the bulls used on the tour. The champion will earn a Frontier Trophy Buckle as well. This will also be the first "Double Point" event on the Extreme Bullriding Tour. Several events have been selected as "Double Point" events and all money earned will be "doubled" as bonus points in the standings for the Year-end Champion who will win a M & M Custom Camper among other great prizes.

The cowboys, Extreme Team personnel, committe and fans will not only be seeing pink but wearing pink at the bull riding. The Scotia committee have designated their event as a "Tough Enough To Wear Pink" event to promote support for the cure of breast cancer. A special fund raiser will be held during the event with proceeds going to the Susan G. Koman Foundation. Shirts worn by the production team were donated by Corral West Ranch Wear. There will be pink bandannas on sale for those who wish to show their support.

The fans will not only enjoy the award winning production of the Extreme Team led by the award winning production team of White Buffalo Productions but they will have an opportunity to participate in a Calcutta as well. There will also be the traditional barbeque before the bullriding and of course the annual dance following the bull riding. Family fun is the goal and the community works year-round for two days in June to see the goal is reached!

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