
Bareback Riding
Eight seconds, one-handed, no saddle. Pure spurring rhythm against a 1,200-pound bronc.
All 8 events run every performance — Friday and Saturday night.

Rough stock and timed events — every performance.

Eight seconds, one-handed, no saddle. Pure spurring rhythm against a 1,200-pound bronc.

Rodeo's classic event. Style, timing and rhythm earn the score — not just staying on.

Rope the calf, throw it, and tie three legs. Fastest clean time wins.

Slide off a galloping horse, grab a steer by the horns and throw it flat. Seconds matter.

A header and a heeler work together to rope a steer head and heels.

Cowgirls catch a calf clean from horseback — when the rope breaks free, the clock stops.

Cloverleaf pattern around three barrels at full gallop. Tenths of a second decide it.

The grand finale. Eight seconds on top of two thousand pounds of bad attitude.


Where the West still rides


