From roughstock to timed runs — experience the events that define rodeo.

Often called the most dangerous eight seconds in sports, bull riding challenges competitors to stay mounted on a bucking bull while maintaining control and style.

Riders grip a rigging with one hand while their horse bucks and twists. Strength, timing, and control determine the score.

A classic rodeo event that highlights rhythm and technique as riders match the horse’s movements in a controlled, powerful ride.

A fast-paced timed event where riders and horses navigate a cloverleaf pattern around barrels at top speed.

Two riders work together — the header ropes the steer’s horns while the heeler ropes the hind legs. Precision and teamwork are key.

A timed event where competitors rope, dismount, and tie a calf using speed and technique.

Also known as bulldogging, riders leap from horseback onto a running steer to bring it to a stop as quickly as possible.

A fast-growing event where riders rope a calf and the rope breaks away from the saddle horn, stopping the clock instantly.