o z- oI- Z -c( Z RODE TGRA's first rodeo was 30 years ago in Simonton Texas. It is very fitting that we are privileged to host the "Texas'Traditi~'l Rodeo" where it all began of;" its 30th year. I would like to start by sayi~g welcome, and thank th you all for attending the 30 : A ll®~m llIfalcdlfiltfiCIDIIDillCIDcdl®CID I also offer a Big Texas welcome and thank you to all contestants, officials, spectators, spons/rs, vendors and volunteers of the rodeo. We hope that Today we proudly offer comprehensive healthcare. you enjoy the hosl)itality here at the rodeo. Take time to peruse our vendors' markets, enjoy o~ur fantastic food & beverage area, and revel in some Legacy offers a full range of Clinical Services entertainment ana music from Bryce House. There are many events and convenient and comprehensive Pediatrics things to do while ~our here at our rodeo on the Pasadena FairgrJunds. And, healthcare. We continuously Adult Primary Care more escapades rait you while visiting the cities of Pasadena.br Houston, grow our services to allow you OB/GYN & Maternity Texas. We hope ~veryone has a fun, safe and memorable time. to confidently access all of your Psychiatry & Counseling A huge THANI4YOU goes out to our core rodeo team, 9an Nagel, Mark healthcare under one roof. Dental Care Gurrola, Rand~'Edlin, Terry Covington, Butch Compton,{;Gay Nell Gulihur, Vision Services Your healthcare is as important Daniel O'Hanlon and Randy Bilbery. You all have had an instrumental part Vaccination & Immunization to us as it is to you. We look in the produQ~on of the 2013 XXXyears of Rodeo. I any{ery proud to have ~ I forward to seeing you soon. STD Screening & Treatment everyone 9f you on the team. A special/hanks and shout-out to all our sponsors/and volunteers, without ~ gaC:!'----. whom we would not be able to produce such a rodeo for you all.A BIGThank You to all(our spectators who are here for "ATex:iYradition Rodeo", western Community Health Services lifestyle/and support our charity organizations within our community. So, in true Texas fashion y'all come on in, stay a while, Jnjoy yourselves and take j. \. home ,fnany memones. -Michael Lee II_M!UM!M)D !eU PRESlrlE"NT Hello, my name is Terry Covington, I am the Texas .~lnD~ DINM! State President (for Texas Gay Rodeo Association otherwise "knowr as TGRA. Iwould like to extend a warm and heartfelt welcome to allrodeo contestants and guests. At six years old, m\grandmother took me to my first rodeo, in Cadj:o, Oklahoma. I still remember the excite~Gfihe contestants and the spectators. Cotto~a~, popcorn and manure all mixed together is a smell I'llnever forget. My love fo~~deo, i~~.lfents and contestants was born that night and been my passion ever SInce The desire to meet and interact with like-minded people led me to join the Fort Worth Chapter of TGRA in the early 90's as a contestant. Seeing the needs of the organizations involved inspired me to be a part of the bigger picture. Ibecame involved. Not only have I been able to follow my passions but Ihave been able to meet some wonderful people and help hard working R1Ym!!rll!m __ charitable organizations along the way. Since Ijoted TGRA, it has been a goal of mine to raise money for as many mAl~!I~'MD charitiey~s'possible, organizations with goals of benefitting children, our community, ~nd many others. I have traveled Texas, The United tt(!es and Canada meeting people, helping raise money for charities and fPro~oting our Tradition~l Gay Rodeo. A slmple childHpod trip to a rodeo 41 years ago with my grand110ther ~as sha~ed some o)the greatest efforts of my life. Ifonly she had knojwn wh~re oV{ simple trip pn yet another Saturday night would lead me. IIknow she would be proud gain, IwelcomfYou and Ihope you find the 30th Traditional Gay much fun and rewarding as Ido! www.roundupsaloon.com .- RAND MARS-MALL • Don ~ill has been an active'member of the Houston asers LGBT\Community for a long time, and has become ellL known), for his man~__talents and contributions Helping lesbians live as normally to tfl'e"Cityof Houston over",tbe years. as possible while coping with life threatening illnesses. Don is a Founding Member of Hallo~en Fantasy Ball, Founder of NIBL-Nights in Black~eather, the Boy & Girl of Montrose contests, and 'live;' a benefit lSyinvitation only for live singers in our city. He is a Produce~\and Directoj of the Mr. Prime Choice Texas Contest for the past 16 years as ~ell as being the Masters of Ceremony & Entertainment Director for the year~y Trans~ender Unity Banquet of 2003, 2094 and 2005. For more information visit: www.assisthers.org ~e has held many titles over the years such as the 1993, 1994, & 199~ Nk Venture-N4~d the 1993 Daddy of Montrose. Don was elected by his ~ommunity as Male Grand Marshall of the Houston Pride Parad~{i~ 1995 and ,was honored by the City of Houston where May 6th, 1998 wa~mamed Don -- l.)--()(')-- .....•..- 1-~ C l) f ~~(';o-~-~ Gill Day in Housto~ •. He has been the Executive Director of ~WA\Holiday Gharities sinC:{1991 and worked to maintain this organizatio1's effo,\s and JHL Photography grow it over the ye.ars. Don has received Awards from elected oflicirls in Lasso Your Rodeo Pictures Here! Texas such as Governor Ann Richards and has held many cbuntless ~ther Honors. Don has b~en featured in many articles written abo~t his wor~ for .JHLPhotography.instaproofs.com our community, including Rice University's 2013 an Oral HistaIY on "The life of Don Gill:'. Email: [email protected] Don established tR'e Gill Family,comprised of the best fund-raiSing men an ~Phone # (832)782-7932 women in HoustJn, lovingly known by many as "Pa" He is ver~ excited and honored to be na~ed Male Grand Marshall for Texas Traditions XXX Rodeo. IT'S RODEO•TIME ... TGRASTYLE! I will photograph your fundraising events, 1'111 an amatuer For all the Rodeo action and -,. All the accola~es never compare to living in and being Resp{cted by photographer that will excitement caught on film, go to birthdays, scouting events, the State of 1exas, TGRA and many other organizations. I aMproud my website at school events, family provide qllality prints at JHLPhotograpy.instaproofs.com reunions, parade events, reasonable rates and prices. to call Houstclm and the Montrose area my Home. to see all the weekend's fun filled club socials, tailgate events and relive A Texas Tradition XXX Rodeo! parties and more ... GRAND 1t~SHALL Nancy Ford found her vq!ce as an out lesbian in 1977, and really hasn't shut up since. Nancy's lifelong career in the LGBTpress has given her a front row seat to a remarkable and }Rarkling cultural revolution in the history of humanki~d. WHAT A WORLD, her award-wihning column ~ on LGBTissues, entertain;...-afiCl--insplresthousands of readers wherever it.....appears. Whether expressing distaste for Chick- fil-A, inventing new fays to come out to her Alzheimer's-afflicted mother, navigating unexpected luncheons with the ex-husband who outed her 30 years prior, or?ensitively discussing the long-term ravages of bullying, Nancy's columnhas been published monthly since 1988-a potential record in the LGBX~edia. Her book-is forthcoming. Simultaneously, as,a comedian, singer and songwriter, Nancy entertains the ~ , LGBTcommunity and those who I~ve to laugh with them since 1982. Her original solo show, THE DYKESHOW, has been in comedy clubs, theatres, nightclubs, festivals, colleges, and co~ferences throughout the U.S. e commtmity she loves and contri~;utes to throughout her life has honcfr"ed (!11/J~- VEGAS Nancy with\many awards: AbOUT tt'agazine's 2012 FACEAwards f0'lTd yJ!I DENVER CmCAGO Female Journalist; Kindred Spirits Foundation's 2010 Community TrEfasure PHOENIX John Itlstin Arona Awa'rd;The 2008 Houston Press C1ub'~Lone Star Award; OutSmart Magazine's 2006-2010 Gc&\est& Greatest Fe~le Entertainer; Houston Press' 200'5, 15th Will Roselli lIelBo.ial Cente. Annive)'5ary Honors: 15 ~haped Houston; OutSmart Magazin"s 2004 Gayest & Greate~':..F..e!JlalCommunitye Hero; 1999 QSyndicate's zboo Vice Versa Awards; 1999 Pride Houston's LGBT Pride Parade's FemJle Grand nJDlI,IAIIRDlI" SR.I Marshal; 1993~ 99~ Houston Press Readers' Choice, Best L01~1 Female Comic; & 1992 Pl£itleCommittee of Houston's Female Entertainer, Pride OCIOBER12. 20,2013 Award. Hilton 2401 East Lamar Blvd. Arlington, Texas Reservations (811) 640-3322, ext 6606 Nancy salutes fGRA on 30 years of service to Houston's LGBTlcommunity. Grateful to be honored as the 2013 Female Grand Marshal, sh1'~ allergic to horses, so do~'t expect much ropin' and ridin' Still,She looks great in a hat! HONORAR ) GRAN D MARS'HALL The 'Texas Gay Rodeo Association has named the late'tddie Taylor as our Hono~ry Grand Marshall for A Texas Tradition's XXXRode~ September 7th, 2012 our organization experienced a great loss when we were told of the passing of o~ ime friend and TGRA member, Eddie Taylor. o know Eddie was to know a real community hero, an inspiration to many and a true leader in Houston. He was an amazing man who gave everything to many individuals, organizations and fund-raising efforts for local & state charities over the past 20+ years. Eddie wefnhis first title in 1994 when he was awarded the title of ~r. BR~ he followed ~at up\With a win as Mr. TGRA in 1996. He continued to work for those in feed over the years in organizations such as: E.R.S.I.C.S.S!Inc, wher he was gJven the title of Duke to reign XXVII.Eddie served as arllofficer ~n the TGRA HoustJn Chapter board for many years. For his last ~ew yeak rudie mo-kd to t~ office ofTGRA State Vice President and was~ char~' of the '\fGRA R~y"altyp,rogram. Just when you would think he was done, Eddie decided to run and W.in the title ~tMr. TGRA in 1009, the title of Mr. Gay Pride Houston 201 O?nd went back to where it all began when he won the title of 20 1~1Mr.7 BRBfor a "'- second time. Eddie raised thbusands of dollars for his community and never stopped giving back tolhose who needed his help. All of our TGRAtChapters are proud to be able to give one last title to this amazing man By naming him the Honora'll Grand Marshall to our 30th rodeo. He will alway! be loved and missed by anyone that knew him. We know he is raising a MiII~rLite to us all while wat,ihing over the rodeo here i~ Houston for an orgaAization he still loves so much. DIRECTOR AND STAFF A 1r®~m llIL®cdlfillfi(Q)IITlffi(Q)cdl®(Q) RODEO DIRECTOR Michael Lee ASST RODEO DIRECTORS Dan Nagel, Butch Compton, Gay Nell Gulihur, Randy Bilbery, Daniel O'Hanlon RODEO SCHEDULE & TIMELINE COORDINATOR Mark Gurrola RODEO SCHOOL COORDINATOR ARENA CREW COORDINATOR Randy Edlin Steve Warren RODEO SECRETARY RODEO TREASURER Bruce Roby Frank Mazzo IGRA AUDITOR BARN MANAGER David Hill Patrick Terry ENTERTAINMENT CHAIR VENDOR CHAIR Felicia Flores Wild Stephen Gray HOTEL CHAIR BUCKLESCHAIR Stephen Gray Jody Travis REGISTRATION CHAIR VOLUNTEER CHAIR Doug Boyd Kenneth Wright STOCK CONTRACTOR SPONSORSHIP CHAIR Lester Meier Christopher Garrett ARENA DIRECTOR ASST ARENA DIRECTOR Jeanie McLeod Lisa Bear CHUTE COORDINATOR ASST CHUTE COORDINATOR Jay Beck Tim Miller RODEO ANNOUNCER ASST RODEO ANNOUNCERS Tamara Marks Diva Divine & Felicia Wild RODEO SCOREKEEPER ASST RODEO SCOREKEEPER Patrick Terry Rik Kelly ADVERTISING CHAIR ADVERTISING CO-CHAIR Stephen Gray Jonathan Smith FARRIER VETERINARIAN Brice Woolard Dr. Barbara Gray RODEO JUDGES Tom Sheridan, RickJones, Amy Griffin, Kyle Putnam Bear Excursions STATE BOARD OF TRUSTEES invites all TGRA RODEO DIRECTOR Contestants, Volunteers Michael Lee & Spectators on it's PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Terry Covington Mike Fulk I 2013 Thanksgiving TREASURER SECRETARY Frank MJzz6 David Trojan Cruise. I CONTESTANT REP IGRt TRUSTEE BearExcursions.com Wade Earp Mark Gurrola AUSTIN STATE REr DALLAS STATE REP Jeanne McLeod Dan Nagel HOUSTON STATE REP ~ _~ " jody Travis '?? ,'". "" ~N~ONIO STATE REP Hance Rawson CHAPTER BOARDS AUSTIN CHAPTER BOARD DALLAS CHAPTER BOARD Classic Chassis: From Past to Present PRESIDENT I " V~CE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Daniel O'Hanlon":, Garry Holley Butch Compton Randy Bilbrey .Jr~ SECRETARY "~J" TREASURER SECRETARY'\ TREASURER Randy Edlin .....oJ."ll!1 VTony Incalcatera Jason Frantz Jason Frantz hf'I'I'\' , I"~ 'STATE REP STATE '1-REP'1 ••••••••...~. , Jeanne Mcleo-;:! Dan Nagel FORT WORTH CHAPTER BOARD HOUSTON CHAPTER BOARD j Classic Chassis Car Club (www.classicchassis.org) is a Gay & lesbian Car Club whose members own or PRESIDENT ICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT have an interest in vintage and classic cars, models, literature, or other automobilia. We have chapters in Tim Slovacek Kevin Springer Michael lee Gay Nell Gulihur Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio, all of which are affiliated with the lambda Car Club SECRETARY TREASURER SECRETARY, ':\ ,TREASURER International (www.lccimembers.com). Mason lyons Johnathan Juricek Stephen Gray., ;"1 Kenneth Wright Rather than focus on a specific make or model, Classic Chassis Car Clubs are open to individuals with an II _ Ii\" STATER~ STATE REP interest in all makes (domestic and foreign), all models, and all years. Our membership is comprised of Robin Lagle ' Jody Travis those who know the smallest of styling details to gear-heads who perform their own restorations. Membership is open to all- even those who do not own a classic or special interest car. Yet, our common bond is an interest and appreciation for autos that are special to you, no matter the reason. SAN ANTONIO CHAPTER BOARD PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Classic }HBD-l(.l.R(.lUB ~ • /f, CC Gary Jones( l·ti \ Kari Moore Chass;s SECRETARY TREASURER j ',~1 Car czt';!C EiE.·j61" Club 7 " Ken Gorman Tom Seaman •••••• -_- __ "i. . ,ill , UN'" '" c r u e '"'".""." STATE REP Hance Rawson EVENT DESCRIPTIONS EVENT DESCRIPTIONS ROUGH STOCK EVENTS ROPING EVENTS BULL RIDING DESCRIPTION Historically this is the most dangerous event in Rodeo. Contestants use an Gay rodeo presents three roping events with one designed for beginners. approved flat braided rope rigging & hand grip along with a loop with a bell. The other two can be costly, because your success depends on a very good This rigging is wrapped around the chest of the Bull,and the rider's hand horse. Many roping horses sell for $10,000 and up. These events always begin tied into the hand grip. Ropes can be worked with Rosin and Saddle soap with the contestant in a "roping box:' An imaginary start line runs across the to provide a very sticky grip, assisting with their hold. The Stock Contractor front of the roping box and the chute where the calf or steer is held. Should flanks the bull with a soft cotton rope at the back end signaling the bull to the contestant cross this line, called the "barrier", before the calf or steer buck when released from the chute. With the contestant tied in and ready, clears the chute, a 10 second penalty shall be assessed and added on to the they signal the chute to open. A rider must stay mounted, in control for six time. seconds, may only use one hand to hold on and the free hand must not touch the animal or rider. Rider scores based on 50% ability & skillof the rider, and CALF ROPING ON FOOT 50% on the-skill of the bull. On foot Calf Roping is a great event for new Cowboys and Cowgirls. Contestant ropes a young calf from the roping box. The loop must go over STEER RIDING 'I. the calf head and then catch any part of the body, slack is then pulled, and ThiS~San entry-Ievel)event for new cowboys and cowgirls. Contestants use rope is released. an approved"flat braided rope rigging & hand grip along with a loop with a bell. This riggin'g"'i~I'foped around the chest of the animal. Steers are a less MOUNTED BREAK-AWAY ROPING aggressive animalJand skill set. The Stock Contractor flanks his animals with Cowboys and Cowgirls compete in this event with their trained horse, and a a"S'c,.ftcotton r0JJ.~~the back end of the steer signaling the animal to buck. calf. They tie the end of their rope to their saddle horn with a piece of rope. Wit\ the contestant tied in and ready, they signal the chute to open. They Contestant rides horse out of the roping box, and must throw their loop over mu~stay mouAted and in control for sixseconds. They ride one handed, and the calf head and catch any part of the body, slack is pulled from the rope, th-e free hanf cannot touch the rider or the animal. Rider scores based on breaking the string and releasing the rope. When the flagged end of the 50% ability & skillof the rider, and 50% on the skillof the bull. Spurs can be rope breaks away from the saddle, time is stopped. used to enhJnce the performance of the Bull,but they must not be sharp and must be lockkd rowels. Judges verify these prior to each contestants ride. TEAM ROPING A traditional event composed of a team of two and a roping steer. The roping CHUTE DOGGING steer is extensively trained in this event. One contestant begins at the "header C1ute lD\oggi~gis a fast and skillfulevent of featuring a Steer versus a Cowboy box, "the other from the "heeler box:' Contestants ride their horses out of o~JCo+girl. ~ontestant must lead a steer from the chute across a 10 foot the roping boxes as the steer is released, the header will throw their rope's wnite lil)'e,gting the steer the advantage. Once the judge has whistled the loop at the horns of the steer, and once caught will "dally" their rope to their stfer i~facross, the contestant must use their skill and strength to "dog the saddle horn. They will turn their horse and the steer in a counterclockwise steer:'lr.is/s a traditional, safe method, of wrestling the steer to the ground, motion, causing the steer's hind end to swing out, so the Heeler can throw on\ts Sid, with all four legs clear from beneath it. This is a timed event, the their loop at the hind legs of the steer. Once the heeler has the loop set, and fastest tirin~winning. the steer steps into the loop, they pull slack, "dally" their rope to their saddle horn, back up to contain the steer, and face the steer to stop time. EVENT DESCRIPTIONS EVENT DESCRIPTIONS SPEED EVENTS After a few beers and some serious ego pumping, it is amazing what a group of hands can come up with! Prerequisites for participation are a willingness DESCRIPTION to eat dirt and the ability to hold your own with an ornery steer or goat. Speed and agility are two highly prized qualities in these contestant's horses. Sixty percent of gay contestants get their start in these three events and the These three speed events pit the horse, under the skillful hand of its rider, old-timers stay in because the payoffs (or winnings) are the best of all events. against the clock. Negotiating the prescribed pattern is a test of the rider's STEER DECORATING skill and the horse's speed and agility. A running start is permitted in these events and the fastest time wins. A fast event composed of a team of two (Cowboys and/or Cowgirls) and one steer. First contestant brings the steer across the line, second contestant ties a BARREL RACING ribbon on the tail, first contestant removes the rope loop from the horns, as Horse and rider compete for fastest time running a cloverleaf pattern around second contestant runs to tag the timer behind the chute. three barrels. A running start is allowed. A five second penalty is assessed for WILD DRAG RACE knocking over a barrel. Disqualification will take place if the horse and rider break the required pattern. An exciting, yet dangerous event composed of a team of three (Cowboys and/or Cowgirls) and a steer with a halter and lead rope. 9r1e'"team member POLE BENDING leads the haltered steer to the "finish line", one member assis~s,~and the Horse and rider compete for fastest time working a zigzag pattern through contestant dressed in drag readies to mount the ste~r. pnce the ~teer is six equally spaced poles. A running start is allowed. A five second penalty across the line, the drag must mount the steer and ride.it back across the will be assessed for knocking a pole down. Disqualification will take place if finish line. the horse and rider break the required pattern. GOAT DRESSING FLAG RACE An athletic event, Goat Dressing is composed' a team of two (Cowboys Horse and rider compete for fastest time running a pattern similar to the and/or Cowgirls) a goat, and a pair of brief styllunjerwear. They m"tst rJ~ barrel race. A pole is exchanged for barrel number three. A flag is placed to the goat (one carries the underwear), catch tne go~t, put the under\ea~ in a bucket on the first barrel. A running start is allowed. Horse and rider on the goat (over the tail), and run back to the finish line. Underwe~r must must run the pattern, pick up the flag and stick it in the second bucket. A five remain on the goat for contestants to receive a time. second penalty is assessed for knocking over the first bucket or the pole. Disqualification will take place if the horse and rider break the required pattern, miss the flag, miss sticking the flag in the second bucket, or knock RUNNING' ORDER OF~EVENTS'. over the second bucket or barrel. 1. Calf Roping on foot 7. Chut~ Doggimg CAMP EVENTS 2. Steer Decorating 8. Pole Bendin 3. Break Away Roping 9. Wild D\ag Race DESCRIPTION 4. Team Roping 10. Barrel Race Whenever a group of cowhands get together for a good time, hell is going 5. Grand Entry 11. Flag Rac to be raised! 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Pasadena Fairgrounds Fairgrounds to nearest hospital 7902 Fairmont Pkwy, 77507 West on Fairmont Pkwy o Left onto Sam Houston Tollway, Beltway 8 Marriott Houston South, Host Hotel South on 1-45 towards Galveston (0 9100 Gulf Freeway, 77017 Exit FM 1959/Ellington Dr/Dixie Farm Rd Cavender's Boot City Right onto Astoria Blvd (quick right) o 10102 Gulf Freeway, 77034 Hospital is 1.2 miles on left 2505 South loop W, 77054 Host hotel to Fairgrounds Allen's Western Wear & Saddlery Right onto 1-45S feeder road o 4211 Red Bluff Road, 77503 Merge onto 1-45S towards Galveston East on Sam Houston Tollway, Beltway 8 Memorial Hermann Southeast SI Exit Fairmont PkwyNista Rd, right at 1 Iight 11800 Astoria Blvd, 77089 o Fairgrounds are 2.5 miles on right Host Hotel to Montrose Montrose to Host Hotel Right on 1-45S feeder road Take a right onto Pierce St Make a U-Turn onto 1-45N at College St. Merge onto 1-45 S towards Galveston Scott St Exit (Downtown Destinations) Exit College Ave/Airport Blvd Continue to St Joseph Pkwy exit (left) Host hotel is on the right Take a left onto Smith St Marriott Houston South All of us at the Texas Tradition Rodeo want you to have a good time and explore the surrounding areas and venues. We wish remind all participants and spectators to be safe and responsible when driving. IRVINGTON AIRLINE WEST BELLFORT 4624 Irvington Blvd. 1511 Airline Dr. 6579 W Bellfort St. Houston, TX 77009 Houston, TX 77009 Houston, TX 770035 (713) 695-8757 (713) 426-4422 (713) 726-9858 EOTiHUACAN , ~ican-CSl[e .I www.teomexicancafe.com •.P•..• g~ CONGRATULATIONS WELCOME RODEO FANS TO TGRA ON GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE CONTESTANTS! rA8ULOUS yrARSr Fort Worth Chapter Board of Directors: President -Tim Slovacek Vice President - Kevin Springer Secretary - Mason Lyon FROM YOUR FRIENDS AND MEDIA PARTNERS Treasurer - Johnathan Juricek State Rep - Robin Cagle GJ\Y'{?rn[bOJIDW.,COM® COWBOY UP! 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