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Top 10 Winners of the Best Rodeo Competitions

DAVIE PRO RODEO
Davie, Fla.
Often considered Florida’s best rodeo, the Davie Pro Rodeo takes place in “Cowboy Town” with many rodeo action, also as a vendor marketplace and activities for teenagers attending. The gather Nightclub hosts a politician rodeo after-party for the prospect to satisfy a number of the week’s stars. While the June 2020 rodeo had to be canceled, local rodeo goers can decide to attend the Weekley Brothers Davie Pro Rodeo in September, alongside the Southeastern Circuit Finals Rodeo in November 2020.

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RENO RODEO
Reno
The Reno Rodeo calls itself the “Wildest, Richest Rodeo within the West,” a well-earned nickname for this 10-day event that pulls some 140,000 spectators to the fourth richest PRCA tour rodeo. additionally, to the rodeo action, festival-goers enjoy kids mutton busting, a rodeo carnival, cowboy church, and a parade. The 2020 event had to be canceled, but the Reno Rodeo plans to return in June 2021.

HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO
Houston
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo include two different rodeo competitions, the Super Series and therefore the Super Shootout with a combined payout of quite $2 million. Some 325 contestants come to compete in from of over 1,000,000 fans. Other events include horse shows, livestock shows, a calf scramble, auctions, parades, trail rides, and a BBQ cook-off. The 2020 event had to be curtailed, but supporters can donate to support the rodeo’s educational programs and our junior exhibitors.

SILVER SPURS RODEO
Kissimmee, Fla.
The largest rodeo east of the Mississippi began as alittle gathering of ranchers in 1941. Today, the event includes traditional rodeo competitions, also as a parade, and Miss Silver Spurs competition. The annual June rodeo has been postponed to October 2020.

FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW & RODEO
Fort Worth
One of the most important events on the Fort Worth annual calendar kicks off each January with rodeos, stock shows, an All-Western Parade through downtown, family activities, live music, a carnival, and 4 acres of shopping.

PENDLETON ROUND-UP
Pendleton, Ore.
At the guts of the Pendleton Round-Up’s week-long schedule of events is that the rodeo with events like bareback bronc, saddle bronc, bull riding, roping, team roping, tie-down roping and steer wrestling. Festival-goers also enjoy a parade through Pendleton, Tipi Village, live music, and other family-friendly entertainment. The Pendleton Round-Up plans to celebrate its 110th season this September.

WORLD’S OLDEST RODEO
Prescott, Ariz.
The World’s Oldest Rodeo takes place during Prescott Frontier Days – a Fourth of July Weekend tradition dating back to 1888. Events include horse racing, steer wrestling, bareback riding, tie-down roping, saddle bronc, team roping, bull riding, and barrel racing, also as specialty rodeo performances. The rodeo remains scheduled to require a place in 2020.

SAN ANTONIO STOCK SHOW & RODEO
San Antonio
More than two million spectators come to the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo annually, an occasion that’s been happening since 1949. Attractions during the event include a carnival, pig races, trail rides, a Western heritage parade, a cowboy church, a collection, and a rodeo with quite $1.5 million in the prize.

CHEYENNE FRONTIER DAYS
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Cheyenne, Wyoming has been celebrating its Old West heritage since 1897 during Cheyenne Frontier Days. This showcase of all things Western boasts the world’s largest outdoor rodeo, where cowboys compete for quite $1 million in cash and prizes, also as top-name entertainment, Native American performances, parades, a carnival midway, frontier-themed art show, pancake breakfast, and a chuck-wagon cook-off. The 2020 installment is scheduled for July 17-26.

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LA FIESTA DE LOS VAQUEROS
Tucson
The Tucson Rodeo, a.k.a. La Fiesta de Los Vaqueros, has grown into a 9-day event since its establishment in 1925. The rodeo features current and former PRCA cowboys and cowgirls from around the U.S. and Canada competing in several different events, also because of the world’s longest non-motorized parade.

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