Page 1 of 2 1 2 2009 PBR Ty Murray Invitational Returns to Albuquerque on March 27-29![Sep. 20, 2008] The Professional Bull Riders, Inc. (PBR) is pleased to announce its return to Albuquerque, N.M., on March 27-29, 2009. For three performances, the toughest men on dirt will battle the top animal athletes in the world in a bull riding competition unlike any other that New Mexico fans will see. In its thirteenth consecutive year in the city, the Ty Murray Invitational has moved to a new home in 2009, the University of New Mexico's arena also known as "The Pit." By Katharine Sherrer, PBR Cowgirl Wins Junior High All-Around[Jun. 12, 2008] Twelve-year-old LeighAnn Scribner, using five horses during the course of the season, was recently crowned the all-around cowgirl at the New Mexico Wrangler Junior High Rodeo finals in Lovington.
NMSU rodeo team on winning streak[Mar. 14, 2008] The New Mexico State University Rodeo team corralled the competition for the third weekend in a row at Central Arizona College National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association rodeos held March 8-9 in Florence, Ariz.
Some of the toughest PBR bulls get conquered in Worcester[Jan. 13, 2008] In bulls versus bull riders in the short-go in Worcester, it was definitely the PBR bull riders that emerged victorious, as Travis Briscoe takes the event with a season-high score on Copperhead Slinger By Mary Rudloff
NMSU women's rodeo team rides to first place[Nov. 1, 2007] The New Mexico State University women's rodeo team is rounding up more awards. They placed first overall with a lead of 690 points at the Dine College National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association Rodeo held in Tsaile, Ariz., Oct. 26-27.
"Overall, the team did well this weekend
Junior Rodeo champ strikes again[Oct. 8, 2007] Rodeo is life for young Lemitar cowboy Garrett Jacobs. You can't make it much simpler than that. He practices every day and it shows when it comes time to rodeo.
Garrett, age 9, competed in the New Mexico Junior Rodeo Association Championships in Gallup Sept. 21-22. He won first place in breakaway roping, step-down roping, calf riding and goat tying to walk away as the 2007 NMJRA Champion.
Rodeo bucks on through[Sep. 5, 2007] Rodeos have their share of challenges, but flexibility is in the job description of a cowboy. When a broken chute required a welder Saturday, it meant extra fun for all the children in the stands.
NM Gov. Announces Plan to Deal with Bovine TB in New Mexico's Curry County[Jun. 16, 2007] Governor Bill Richardson announced that the state is taking aggressive action to minimize the impact of a dairy cattle herd in Curry County that has been diagnosed as having bovine Tuberculosis. Bovine TB is a bacterial disease that affects primarily the upper respiratory tract of cattle.
Horse Springs Rodeo Star Credits God For His Talent[May 5, 2007] - Johnny Salvo of Horse Springs (New Mexico) has been named to the Wrangler High School All Star Rodeo Team by leaders of the National High School Rodeo Association, the oldest youth rodeo organization in America.
Statewide equestrian facility to be in southeast Albuquerque[Dec. 19, 2006] Southeast Albuquerque will be the home of a statewide equestrian and rodeo facility.
Governor Richardson announced Tuesday that the 7,000-seat indoor arena, smaller outdoor arena and stables will be located on 200 acres near the Journal Pavilion.
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