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2010 National Junior High Finals Rodeo Is Off and Running in Gallup, New Mexico
[Jun. 28, 2010] The 2010 National Junior High Finals Rodeo (NJHFR) is officially off and running in Gallup, New Mexico. This year’s event features a total of 835 contestants from the United States, Canada and Australia. This is the sixth Finals for the National High School Rodeo Association’s (NHSRA) Junior High Division and the sixth appearance of the event at Red Rock Park in Gallup. By Courtesy NJHSRA

Animas rodeo postponed in wake of rancher killing
[Apr. 10, 2010] The rodeo, which features barrel racing and steer roping, was set for Saturday. A new date has not been announced. ...

Anatomy of a win
[Mar. 29, 2010] This past weekend in Albuquerque, N.M., Austin Meier won his third Built Ford Tough Series event of 2010... By Keith Ryan Cartwright
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Charmayne James EquiGames Open Barrel Race Over $100,000 With Payoff Change
[Nov. 9, 2009] The Cash Payout for the Thunder EquiGames Open Barrel Race, presented by Charmayne James, has risen from $40,000 last year to over $100,000 this year

College-High School Challenge Rodeo draws good reviews
[Nov. 9, 2009] The fourth annual College-High School Rodeo Challenge at McGee Park concluded Sunday afternoon as a successful progression of an idea.

Stanfield indicted: SONNY JIM REMEMBERED AND JOHNSON FAMILY STILL BEING SOUGHT
[Nov. 9, 2009] Danny Stanfield, 61, of Cibola County, was indicted on Nov. 6 for the murders of Wayne Johnson and western New Mexico legendary rodeo rider Sonny Jim on Oct. 3 on Johnson's and Jim's property.

Former rodeo champion uses sport to teach drug prevention
[Oct. 28, 2009] The host, Penny Conway, a former rodeo champion, used her sport to introduce the ideas as part of Red Ribbon Week, a nationwide drug prevention campaign. ...

Cities with Scary Halloween Names
[Oct. 28, 2009] As an Historical American Landmark of our 1880s western heritage, with well-preserved original buildings and artifacts, it was considered the most renowned of Arizona's old mining camps. As the story goes, when Ed Schieffelin left Camp ...

PBR bull riders have one last shot at making it to Vegas
[Oct. 17, 2009] Rookie Cody Nance continues his hot streak, splitting round one at Mohegan Sun with Travis Briscoe By Mary Rudloff

PBR inks 4-year deal with UNM’s “The Pit”
[Sep. 24, 2009] The PBR's heading back to Albuquerque, N.M. for the 14th consecutive year. By Courtesy of the PBR
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OVER THE CORRAL FENCE
[Sep. 8, 2009] Im writing this column after watching television coverage of the exciting Labor Day All American Futurity at Ruidoso, New Mexico. By Rhonda Sedgwick Stearns-3260

High School Rodeo under investigation for animal abuse
[Aug. 24, 2009] FARMINGTON — The New Mexico Livestock Board said this week it will investigate alleged animal cruelty at the National High School Finals Rodeo following the release of an Internet video depicting horses and bulls being electrically shocked with handheld cattle prods.

National High School Finals Rodeo Results Saturday Performance
[Jul. 26, 2009] 2009 NHSFR Results Saturday, July 25 CHAMPIONSHIP PERFORMANCE By Courtesy NHSFR

61st Annual National High School Finals Rodeo Wraps Up In Farmington New Mexico
[Jul. 26, 2009] After thirteen performances of amazing rodeo action, new champions were crowned at the 61st Annual
National High School Finals Rodeo (NHSFR) on Saturday, July 25th in Farmington, New Mexico. By Courtesy NHSFR

Brody Beaver, NATIONAL CHAMPION!
[Jul. 26, 2009] Beaver, the 18-year-old son of eight-time PRCA world champion cowboy Joe Beaver, posted what he called a “very average” score of 210 Saturday in the short go at the National High School Finals Rodeo, which concluded a weeklong run in Farmington, N.M.

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