Laramie County Fair Ranch Rodeo

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Laramie County Fair Ranch Rodeo

Sunday, August 3
3:00 pm
Archer Arenas

FREE and open to the public.
Join us for an exciting afternoon of rodeo at the Archer Arenas. Food and drinks will be available for purchase.

Ranch Rodeo

11 Ranch Rodeo Teams

$3,000 added 100% pay out

1st $3,700 for team | 2nd $2,220 for team | 3rd $1,480 for team

**Mandatory contestants and Judges meeting at 2:00 pm at Rodeo Arena**

Ranch Rodeo Rules

Four Events: 6 Minute time limit to complete all 4 events

  • Calf Branding
    • The calf branding will start the scramble. One member will ride into the pen and heel designated (numbered) calf. One member will ride into the pen and will rope designated numbered calf (catch as catch can). No loping. A 10 second penalty will be assessed each time the horse lopes. Two members will wrestle calf, while 4th member will brand calf (DVD on left rib). Calf must stay in the pen and branding iron must be returned to the bucket, before all members may mount and continue competition and move onto the next event.
    • There will be three head of cattle in the arena. The team will doctor one of the steers, the team will load one steer and will milk one cow.
  • Steer Doctoring
    • For the doctoring event, the team will head, and heel one of the steers. The team will then tie at least 3 legs of the steer which will need to stay tied for 6 seconds and will put an X on the “doctored” steer. All ropes must be removed except for the pigging string tying the steer.
  • Sorting
    • Sorting is a fast-paced event that tests teamwork and cattle management skills. Teams will be assigned a cow and steer, each numbered according to your drawn number. Along with your assigned animals, you'll work with a portion of the cattle from other teams (numbers 1-5 or 6-10, depending on your group). The goal is to sort your assigned cattle out of the herd and race to complete the task in the shortest time possible.
  • Wild Cow Milking
    • For the milking event, the team can head and heel the horned cow or head and mug the cow to milk her. Once the cow is milked, the bottle will need to be taken to one of the judges to pour the milk out. There must be enough milk in the bottle to pour out and not just drops come out. The bottle to gather the milk in will be placed by the branding bucket.
  • There will be NO roughing of the animals and the Judge’s decision is FINAL. Any intentional roughing of the animals or horses will result in the team having a NO TIME. Everyone is hand enough to recognize roughing of animals.

 

  • The main intent of this Ranch Rodeo is to have fun for the day!

 Ranch Bronc Riding

Judges: Tom Wilson and OB Obermeier

10 Ranch Bronc Riders in 1st go

Ranch Bronc Calcutta before short go | Auctioneer: TBA

Top 5 High Scoring riders back to Short Go

$2,000 added 100% pay out

Long Go Pay out: 1st $300

Short Go Pay out: 1st $810 | 2nd $675 | 3rd $540 | 4th $405 | 5th $270

 

Rules

  • Ride as you can for 8 seconds. A standard working saddle must be used. No PRCA rigging allowed. No hobbling of one or both stirrups. Horse has to be saddled as he would be for everyday use. If catch rope is carried on the saddle, it must be attached as it would be for everyday use. Saddled for everyday use means: stirrups have no bindings in order to hold stirrups forward. Rope must be free except for the rope strap, no tying rope to anything but the rope strap.
  • A regular bucking horse halter will be provided by stock contractor, single rein provided by ranch bronc rider. Points will be awarded for the difficulty of the horse and for the degree of aggressiveness, control, and exposure demonstrated by the rider.
  • If the rider believes that he has been fouled, he must yell “foul” in the first 3 seconds of the ride and then continue to make the best ride possible throughout the 8 second ride. A re-ride may be awarded at judge’s discretion. Judge’s call is final.
  • Have Fun!

Ranch Rodeo Teams

Team #1 - Q Creek Land and Cattle

Colton Roark

Colten Salyer

Lane Lowak

Nathanael Monchekie

Team #2 - The Z Ranch

Jace Beard

Theo Federer

TC Berry

Clay Stecklein

Team #3 - Wyoming Bank and Trust

Tom Farthing

Ryan Farthing

Clay Stecklein

James Graves

Team #4 - Porter Creek Livestock Team #1

Kyle Breeden

Royce Breeden

Karl Brennecke

Shawn Hall

Team #5 - Benchmark Cattle

Colt Travnicek

Nathanael Monchekie

Tanner West

Dakota Forkner

Team #6 - Rockin S Leather

Marcos Cruz

Nestor Cruz

Gilbert Cruz

Cody Cure

Team #7 - Rodeo Time

James Graves

DJ Tidyman

Tyler Erickson

Chris Vineyard

Team #8 - Renegade Ranchers

Tyler Workman

Keelan Hall

Guy Lowe

Justin Skarjolid

Team #9 - Leoffler Livestock

Kyle Leoffler

Nolan Brott

Chance Lane

Hardy White

Team #10 - Sod Busters

Jace Beard

Joe House

Cade Anderson

Gus Reyher

Team #11 - Porter Creek Livestock Team #2

Royce Breeden

Karl Brennecke

Mike Schulz

James Graves

Ranch Bronc Riders

Michael Rodriguez

Joe House

Owen Sack

Colton Miller

Wesley Aragon

Adam Watch

Colton Roark

Carl Ackerman

Bee Underwood

Charg Hebb

Order of Events

August 3rd  |  Archer Arena

1:00 PM Contestant check-in open (in the brown building on the East side of the arena) with Rodeo Secretary.

All contestants must sign a release prior to start of competition or they will be turned out.

1:35 PM Contestant check in closes.

2:00 PM Mandatory Contestant and Judges meeting. All questions will be answered at this time and rules will be reviewed.

3:00 PM Grand Entry, National Anthem and Prayer

 

5 Ranch Broncs Bucked

Michael Rodriguez , Joe House, Owen Sack, Colton Miller, Wesley Aragon

 

5 Ranch Rodeo Teams Run

Team #1 - Q Creek Land and Cattle | Team #2 - The Z Ranch

Team #3 - Wyoming Bank and Trust | Team #4 - Potter Creek Livestock Team #1

Team #5 - Benchmark Cattle

 

5 Ranch Broncs Bucked

Adam Watch, Colton Roark, Carl Ackerman, Bee Underwood, Charg Hebb

 

5 Ranch Rodeo Teams Run

Team #6 - Rockin S Leather | Team #7 - Rodeo Time | Team #8 - Renegade Ranchers

Team #9 - Leoffler Livestock | Team #10 - Sod Busters | Team #11 - Potter Creek Livestock Team #2

 

Calf Scramble

Calcutta for Short Go Ranch Broncs - 5 Ranch Broncs Buck in Short Go

Calcuta to benefit the Cowboy Cole Foundation

 

Buckle / Awards Presentation

1st Place Ranch Rodeo Team (Buckle) | 2nd Place Ranch Rodeo Team (Team Jackets)

1st Place Ranch Bronc Rider (Buckle) | 2nd Place Ranch Bronc Rider (Jacket)

Top Hand Award for Ranch Rodeo | Top Horse Award for Ranch Rodeo

 

Thank you to our Buckle Sponsors

Jonah Bank of Wyoming

Thank You to our Crew

Ranch Rodeo Producer . . . . . .

Rodeo Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . .

Arena Director . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Judges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Announcer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Ranch Broncs . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Ranch Rodeo Stock . . . . . . . . .

First Responders . . . . . . . . . . .

Pick Up Men . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hell on Wheels Royalty . . . . . .

Hell On Wheels Rodeo Company, LLC

Cindy DeLancey

Raegen DeLancey

Tom Wilson and “OB” Obermeier

Steve Price

Provided by JD Ford / Ford Rodeo Company

Provided by Hell on Wheels Rodeo Company, LLC

AMR

Mike Schulz, Royce Breeden, Karl Brennecke

Shelby Hoobler Queen, Sage Scoggin Lady In Waiting

Fair and Events Staff

Andrew Hendrick

Yulia Lenz

Lexi Vickrey

Audrey Wren

Serenity Burkett

Charlotte Ehlman

Thomas Vanoverbeke

Brody Maas

Dylan Price

Ava Walsh

Thane Krueger

Roman Griego

Kierstyn Ochsner

Christina Goss

Kade Rabel

Events Director: Dan Ange

Assistant Director:  Bridget Parrish

Fair Manager:  Nicholle Watkins

Exhibit Hall Manager:  Barb Price

Grounds Manager:  Larry Milbourn

Grounds Manager:  Dennis Bristow

Office Coordinator:  Elizabeth Pendleton

Marketing & Sponsorship Manager:  Monica Muñoz

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