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Fremont County 2016 123 !! !"#$%&'()%*&'+(,-./(((((((((( 01231(4(51063(373896 ! Learn more about western American horse culture exhibit. Sign June 11-12 Dubois Don Scheer cowboy culture and rodeos at up at Lander Pioneer Museum. Trek Memorial Packhorse Races! See the windriver.org/portfolio/rodeos/ is 10am-noon. 1443 Main St., 332- Old Timers and Powder Puff Ladies 3339, [email protected] Race at the Dubois Overlook chariot FEBRUARY track. 455-3675, Feb. 27-28 Lander 49th Wyoming May 21 Shoshoni Brahm Nettles facebook.com/DonScheerMemorial State Winter Fair featuring Ultimate Ultimate Miniature Bull Riding. Art PackhorseRace Miniature Bull Riding and Horse Show. Shanley Memorial Arena, 210 S. 1663 Rodeo Drive, 332-4011, Maple St. 840-0209. June 17 & 24 Dubois Friday Night [email protected], [email protected] Rodeos. See real Western rodeo wyomingstatewinterfair.org action this summer. 480-8992, May 28 Lander CSSHA Reined Cow facebook.com/wyomingwindrodeo, APRIL Horse Summer Series #1 Show. 10 [email protected] April 3 Riverton Central Wyoming am. LOTRA indoor arena, 1663 College Rodeo with over 40 riders. Rodeo Drive. 851-1126, 851-5839 June 18-19 Pavillion Fremont Watch the rodeo action! 851-8959, County Youth Rodeo. 9am. 424 S. facebook.com/readytorideropeyourdreams JUNE June 4-5 Riverton Fremont County Main. 349-6400, howlrodeobulls.com April 30 Riverton 1838 Rendezvous Youth Rodeo at the Riverton Ride with obstacles, limit: 35 riders. Fairgrounds Arena. Tentative start June 24-26 Fort Washakie 57th Registrations due 4-23, 8:30-noon E. time of 9am. 856-6611, 349-6400. Eastern Shoshone Indian Days, Monroe and Smith Rd. 857-0012, 1010 Fairgrounds Drive, Powwow, and Indian Rodeo & Relay [email protected] fremontcountyfair.org Races. Wyoming’s largest powwow. 349-7089, [email protected], MAY easternshoshonetribe.org May 6 Shoshoni Kids Gymkhana June 10 Shoshoni Kids Gymkhana rodeo fun and games on horseback: rodeo fun and games on horseback: JULY Western barrel racing, pole bending Western barrel racing, pole bending July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Dubois Friday and everyone’s favorite - the egg & and everyone’s favorite - the egg & Night Rodeos. See real Western spoon race. 6pm. 210 S. Maple St. spoon race. 6pm. 210 S. Maple St. rodeo action this summer. 480-8992, 840-0209. [email protected] 840-0209. [email protected] facebook.com/wyomingwindrodeo, [email protected] May 14 Lander Wind River Wild Horse June 11-12 Lander CSSHA Reined Sanctuary Trek. View wild mustangs in Cow Horse Summer Series #2 & #3 July TBA Riverton The Wrangler their new home and see a Native Show. 9am. LOTRA indoor arena, Classic Horse Show. Over 1000 1663 Rodeo Dr. 851-1126 competing teams. Held at the For a complete list of events in Wyoming’s Wind River Country go to windriver.org ALL LISTINGS USE AREA CODE 307. Please confirm all details in advance. pg. 1 2-25-16 ! ! 645 ,-./(01231(4(51063(373896( !"#$%#&'() !Fremont County Fairgrounds, 856-6611, fremontcountyfair.org poetry. Big Wind Hall Community wranglertrc.com/ Center, 33 Old Yellowstone Hwy. 486- Aug. 13-14 Pavillion CSSHA Reined 2238, 349! -9948, July 3-4 Lander 122nd Pioneer Cow Horse Summer Series #5 & #6 [email protected] Days Rodeo. Oldest paid rodeo in Show. 9am. 424 S. Main. 851-1126 the USA. 332-3892, Sept. 10-11 Lander or Riverton High landerchamber.org Aug. 13-14 Dubois Old-fashioned School Fall Rodeo. Sat. noon - 6 pm, Western Chariot Horse. Noon-3pm. and Sun. 9 am - 3 pm. See over 200 July 4 Lander 5th Paxton Cady Dubois Scenic Overlook Chariot Track contestants. Lander Rodeo arena Memorial Bad Boys of Bull Riding. on McKinley Dr. $4. 455-3675, 455- (1663 Rodeo Dr.) or Riverton Fair 411 Willow Creek Road. Call for 2556, duboiswyomingchamber.org Grounds (1010 Fairgrounds Dr.) 332- details 332-3687, 330-8639 4647, [email protected] Aug. 26 Shoshoni Kids Gymkhana July 9 Pavillion CSSHA Reined rodeo fun and games on horseback: Sept. 15-18 Riverton Central Cow Horse Summer Series #4 Western barrel racing, pole bending Wyoming College Rustler Roundup Show. 9am. 424 S. Main. 851-1126 and everyone’s favorite - the egg & Rodeo: Three days of steer wrestling, spoon race. 6pm. 210 S. Maple St. barrel racing and more. 856-6611, July 9-10 Riverton Fremont County 840-0209. [email protected] [email protected], cwc.edu, Youth Rodeo at the Riverton fremontcountyfair.org Fairgrounds Arena. Tentative: 9am. Aug. 27 Ethete Alvin Jr. & Javen 856-6611, 349-6400. Held at 1010 Talksdifferent Memorial Bull Riding. Sept. 17 Shoshoni Kids Gymkhana Fairgrounds Dr., Fremontcountyfair.org Ethete rodeo grounds. 349-6400 rodeo fun, awards and games on SEPTEMBER horseback: western barrel racing, pole July 15 Shoshoni Kids Gymkhana Sept. 2, 9 Dubois Friday Night bending and everyone’s favorite - the rodeo fun and games on horseback: Rodeos. See real Western rodeo egg & spoon race. 6pm. 210 S. Maple Western barrel racing, pole bending action all summer long. 480-8992, St. 840-0209. [email protected] and everyone’s favorite - the egg & facebook.com/wyomingwindrodeo, spoon race. 6pm. 210 S. Maple St. [email protected] Sept. 17 Lander Ultimate Miniature 840-0209. [email protected] Bull Riding Finals and kids Pee-Wee Sept. 3-4 Shoshoni Labor Day Ranch rodeo. 1663 Rodeo Dr. 349-6400, July 17 Lander Ultimate Miniature Rodeos. Watch real day-to-day howlrodeobulls.com Bull Riding and kids Pee-Wee cowboy ranching skills on Saturday, DECEMBER rodeo. 349-6400, howlrodeobulls.com and cowboys and fast rodeo action on Dec. 17-18 Dubois Old-fashioned AUGUST Sunday. 262-6094, 210 S. Maple St., Western Chariot Horse. Noon-3pm. Aug. 5, 12, 19, 26 Dubois Friday facebook.com/ShoshoniRodeo Dubois Scenic Overlook Chariot Track Night Rodeos. See real Western on McKinley Dr. $4. 455-3675, 455- rodeo action. 480-8992, Sept. 9 Shoshoni Kids Gymkhana 2556, duboiswyomingchamber.org, facebook.com/wyomingwindrodeo, rodeo fun and games on horseback: duboiswyoming.org [email protected] Western barrel racing, pole bending and everyone’s favorite - the egg & This exciting events calendar is Aug. 1-6 Riverton 103rd Fremont spoon race. 6pm. 210 S. Maple St. provided by the WIND RIVER VISITORS County Fair and PRCA Ram 840-0209. [email protected] COUNCIL. Use our hashtag: Rodeos. Full week of events: hog wrestling, jousting knights, monster Sept. 10 Crowheart 8th Festival of #windrivercountry truck show, and a demolition derby. the Cowboys! Enjoy rodeo, Western tunes, cowboy chow, and Western For a complete list of events in Wyoming’s Wind River Country go to windriver.org ALL LISTINGS USE AREA CODE 307. Please confirm all details in advance. pg. 2 2-25-16 ! !.
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