rodeos

Bronc riding, calf roping, bull dogging, bull riding, and other rodeo events are described in the framework of a rodeo day.

Describes events such as parades, calf roping, saddle bronc riding, and steer wrestling which comprise the form of entertainment known as the rodeo.

A sixteen-year old girl runs away from her foster home in Missouri, planning to make a name for herself on the rodeo circuit.

Jenny learns to barrel race with her father's horse, Dash, and hopes she performs well at the rodeo.

Photographs and text describe cowboys participation in various competitive events at a rodeo.

Looking for adventure, Bo the armadillo follows a girl in red cowboy boots to the rodeo where he rides a bronco, eats chili peppers, and tries the two-step.

Teaches children how to read a schedule by watching Katie and Cameron plan their day at the rodeo.

Clay's brother Dylan supports the family by riding in rodeos, and Clay has always wanted to follow in his brother's footsteps, even though Dylan won't allow it, but Clay decides to go against his brother's wishes and puts his life in jeopardy.

Still suffering from his mother's death and the subsequent alcoholism and estrangement of his father, a rodeo clown, Shane hopes things will be better when they go to live on a farm in Alberta.

Describes a rodeo and its component events such as bareback bronc riding, calf-roping, and steer wrestling.