It’ll be a father and son battle yet a happy reunion when two Kansas cowboys rope this week at Mulvane.
The “Top 15” steer ropers in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) will be at the Kansas Star Arena Continue reading →
It’ll be a father and son battle yet a happy reunion when two Kansas cowboys rope this week at Mulvane.
The “Top 15” steer ropers in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) will be at the Kansas Star Arena Continue reading →
“He actually turned out to be a real counterfeit.”
The evaluation wasn’t said with harsh feelings, but with sincere honesty.
A longtime cowboy friend gave his opinion when asked about a horse he’d purchased.
Presented by a young rider in the auction ring, the horse performed well and was credited to be outstanding.
When the buyer got his new horse home, it wasn’t as good as he’d expected. Possibly not even of the caliber as had been touted by rider, seller and auctioneer.
Certainly there are going to be similar outcomes if and when all ballots are counted and election results announced.
No debate or question about it, there is going to be some counterfeits elected. Which is which and who is who will not be known immediately and perhaps not for a very long time.
That is always the problem with making a bid on a horse or marking the election ballot. Everybody wants to make the right choice, but fact is that just isn’t possible all of the time.
Even when there are no shenanigans, everything is said on the up and up, the facts are true. Things just don’t always turn out right, or the way expected, wanted or needed. Continue reading →
“It was a good year yet a different year for sure.”
Tanner Brunner of Ramona simply evaluated his best regular season steer wrestling standings in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Continue reading →
“Neosho River bottomland farmer wins 100-bushel challenge.”
That wasn’t a true newspaper headline from the 1960s, but it sure could have been. Continue reading →
“Nod. Swing. Throw.”
Watch stops, rodeo announcer excitedly broadcasts: “1.9-seconds moves Hannah Hughes into the lead in breakaway roping.” Continue reading →
“Just ask Bobby McNeill he’ll be able to tell you.”
That was the response when someone wondered about weather, market prices, any information from decades gone by. Continue reading →
Like many events this year, the Maple Leaf Festival will be in an entirely different format.
Officially, the traditional 63rd annual Maple Leaf Festival in historic downtown Baldwin City is cancelled. Continue reading →
Making the buzzer is the first requirement of becoming a champion rodeo rough stock contestant.
Jesse Pope scored on all but one of 42 bareback bronc rides this year in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA). Continue reading →
“There’s nothing to watch on television.”
Frequently the comment is heard in passing, and obviously that’s not true, but it might often seem that way. Continue reading →
“There’ll be fun for everyone,” according to the Dirt Road Divas.
The Dirt Road Junk Fest is Saturday, Oct. 10, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at the Belveal Pasture just west of Valley Falls. Continue reading →