Junior Rodeo

Junior Futurity gets youngsters involved in raising bulls
[Aug. 18, 2009] SULPHUR SPRINGS, Texas – Whitney Houston may have sung it best in “The Greatest Love of All” “I believe the children are our future; teach them well and let them lead the way.” That philosophy has led the American Bucking Bull Inc. to develop the Junior Futurity program By Ted Harbin

Holland takes first place in barrel racing
[Aug. 17, 2009] Fourteen year old Ansley Holland of Vernon took first place in barrel racing at Hightower Arena in Bonifay Saturday night.

National Little Britches Rodeo
[Aug. 13, 2009] After the long week at the National High School Rodeo Finals in New Mexico, most contestants loaded up their trucks, trailers and horses to head for home to recoup.

Bull rider knew what he was meant to do at early age
[Aug. 12, 2009] Since he was a small boy, Wrangler Dunda aspired to become a prize-winning bull rider.He began at 2 when his father put him on a sheep. After that, it was calves, steers, small bulls and then full grown bulls. By Brett Hoffman

WEST TEXAS YOUTH CROWNED WORLD CHAMPION IN THE RICHEST YOUTH BULL RIDING IN HISTORY
[Aug. 11, 2009] Ft. Worth, TX – Presented by Tuff Hedeman’s Championship Bull Riding (CBR), the Youth Bull Riding World Finals crowned 6 new World Champions on Saturday night at the Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum. By Leigh Ann Schroeder

First miniature bull riding event features little bulls, big spills
[Aug. 10, 2009] The bulls were miniature. The ring was smaller. The cowboys and cowgirls were shorter. But the action was regular sized Saturday during the first Moffat County Fair miniature bull riding competition. By Courtesy Craig Daily Press

Porum boy crowned champ at rodeo
[Aug. 10, 2009] FORT WORTH, Texas — Porum’s Cannon Cravens was crowned a world champion Saturday night at the Youth Bull Riding World Finals at the Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum By Courtesy of MuskogeePhoenix.com

RICHEST YOUTH BULL RIDING IN HISTORY KICKS OFF IN COWTOWN
[Aug. 6, 2009] Ft. Worth, Texas - - Presented by Championship Bull Riding, the "Biggest Youth Bull Riding in History" kicked off today at the Will Rogers Coliseum in Ft. Worth, Texas. 320 youth descended upon Cowtown to compete for a record $15,000 added money. Each category winner of round one received a Hy O Silver buckle and a check for their efforts. By Leigh Ann Schroeder

Youth Bull Riders World Finals
[Aug. 6, 2009] Host the richest Youth Bull Riding in history, and crown the World Champion Youth Bull Riders. While at the same time, bring awareness and cash donations to a variety of children's health care issues. By Courtesy CBR

MIKEL J. MORENO SCHOLARSHIP AWARD NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
[Aug. 4, 2009] (Pueblo, Colo.)-- Applications for the 2009 Mikel J. Moreno Scholarship Award are now being accepted by the ABBI (American Bucking Bull Inc.). The annual award was started by Cindy Rosser Moreno and Julio Moreno to honor the memory of their late son, Mikel Moreno. By Cindy Moreno

Young cowboy rides in honor of late sister
[Aug. 2, 2009] Youth roughstock competition kicks off fair’s series of grandstand events By ROY GRABER

2009 National Little Britches Finals Rodeo
[Jul. 27, 2009] PUEBLO - The 2009 National Little Britches Rodeo Finals will be held at the Colorado State Fair Grounds in Pueblo, July 27 through August 1. Rodeos will be held twice daily at 9:00AM and 6:00PM with the Championship Round held Saturday, August 1, at 10:00AM

National Barrel Horse Racing competition brings in millions to Jackson
[Jul. 19, 2009] JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - The thrill of barrel racing draws 1,800 young riders from all across the U.S., Canada and Italy to the Mississippi State Fairgrounds for the National Barrel Horse Racing Youth Championship."(There is) a new horse coming out of the alley every 30 seconds. It's just the excitement never stops and it's like the best family value you can get," said National Barrel Horse Association Executive Director Sherry Fulmer. By Julie Straw

Late announcer’s memory rides on at youth rodeo
[Jul. 14, 2009] The rodeo announcer had worked the microphone for each of the previous 16 years of the youth rodeo and was scheduled to handle the chores again this year. But on May 20, McGee was struck by a pickup while mowing at his home near Valliant. The 47-year-old was thrown from the mower and died from massive injuries.

The rodeo announcer had worked the microphone for each of the previous 16 years of the youth rodeo and was scheduled to handle the chores again this year. But on May 20, McGee was struck by a pickup while mowing at his home near Valliant. The 47-year-old was thrown from the mower and died from massive injuries.