Bull Riding

Chase Robbins year wasn’t going all that well until Thursday night in Laramie when he topped the field in the 2017 Mr. T Xtreme Bull Riding.

The 11th Annual Mid-Winter Mr. T Bull Riding provides a great opportunity for people in and around Laramie to see brave cowboys taking on some of the toughest bulls around.

Tuesday night, as the final day of the Championship Professional Bull Riding came to a close, Elsie and Clyde Frost walked into the middle of the arena with the World Champion belt buckle in hand. They then presented it to Sage Kimzey, the 2014 Champion. The crowd erupted in roars.

Champion bull riders from around the world have been competing for a full year to qualify for the Championship Bull Riding event at Cheyenne Frontier Days. Day One on Monday, July 21 started the competition---with everyone hoping to win the grand prize $100,000.

After an action-packed two hours, the CINCH Rodeo closed with five new champions and co-team champions--a first for the Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo committee.

Young cowboys and cowgirls from all across the country competed at the Laramie Jubilee days Junior Bull Riding competition Wednesday night.

Young cowboys and cowgirls will participate in the Junior Bull Riding competition as part of Jubilee Days 2014 Wednesday night.

The University of Wyoming Cowboys and Cowgirls are looking forward to another spring rodeo season.

The 8th annual Mr. T Bull Riding Mid-Winter Classic returns to Laramie Saturday, March 8 at 7:30 p.m.

18 cowboys from Wyoming, Colorado, and Montana will compete at the Albany County Fairgrounds during the first ever Mini T Invitational.