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The Rodeo

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The Rodeo

Known for its fast pace and large number of contestants, The Rodeo ensures guests see more action than they can see at any other rodeo.


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Action-packed events

Cheyenne Frontier Days™ has a modified, tournament-style rodeo format.

Every rodeo performance will see event money winners who will advance to semifinals and finals. Finals competition starts with a clean slate on Championship Sunday, where the highest scores and fastest times will be crowned champion!

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Bareback riding is one of rodeos most physically demanding events. It grew in popularity in the early 1900s when there were no set rules, so some riders would hold on to the horses mane, or a loose twisted rope around the horse’s girth. A rigging similar to the one used today was introduced in the 1920s by Earl Bascom who invented it.
Steer wrestling or Bulldogging is an event where men try to wrestle a 600 pound steer to the ground.
Gaining popularity in the nineteenth century, Bull Riding started as a competition among cowboys to determine who was the toughest rider.
Starting out as informal competition between ranch hands, tie-down roping now relies on good horsemanship and cowboy athleticism just as much as roping.
Saddle Bronc riding was the first rodeo event to be introduced to Cheyenne Frontier Days.
Team Roping started in the old working ranches of the west, when two ropers were needed because the size of the animal was too much for a single man.
Team Roping started in the old working ranches of the west, when two ropers were needed because the size of the animal was too much for a single man.
Barrel Racing evolved from the relay races in the old wild west shows.
Women’s breakaway roping is comparable to men’s tie-down roping, except the cowgirls are not required to dismount and tie the calf
the wild horse race started in the 1800’s as a competition between ranch teams.

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Cheyenne Frontier Days™ has received the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) Large Outdoor Rodeo of the Year Award sixteen times overall at the National Finals Rodeo Awards Banquet in Las Vegas.


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The Rodeo

Daddy of ’em All®

July 19-27, 2025

Known for its fast pace and large number of contestants, The Rodeo ensures guests see more rodeo action than they can see at any other rodeo.

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9 ACTION-PACKED DAYS

Cheyenne Frontier Days™ has a modified, tournament-style rodeo format. 

Every rodeo performance will see event money winners who will advance to semifinals and finals. Finals competition starts with a clean slate on Championship Sunday, where the highest scores and fastest times will be crowned champion!  

Timed events slack is the qualifying round to make it into the rodeo performances. 

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