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Sunday. April 21Jackpot Barrel RacingWhere: McCourtney

Road Equestrian Center,2086 McCourtney Road,Lincoln

When: 8 a.m. timeonlies, 10 a.m. racing

Cost: Free to the public

Cowboy swing danceparty

Who: Gary Campbell &the Stardust Cowboys

Where: Auburn EventCenter, 145 Elm Ave.,

AuburnWhen: 2-5 p.m.Cost: $7 at the door

Wednesday, April 24Magnussens Ram

Rodeo Kick-off Party &Wrangler Kids DummyRoping

Where: Magnussens,

1901 Grass Valley High-way, Auburn

When: 5:30-7:30 p.m.


Thursday, April 25BUCK movie

screeningWhere: State Theater

Performing Arts Center,985 Lincoln Way, Auburn

When: 7 p.m.Cost: $8 at the doorInfo: (530) 995-0156

Friday, April 26Jackpot Team RopingWhere: Gold Country

Fairgrounds Upper ArenaWhen: 10 a.m., all dayCost: Free to the public

Valencia Club Readyto Rodeo Dance Party

Who: Live music byBranded

Where: Valencia Club,2162 Taylor Rd., Penryn

When: 8 p.m.Cost: $5 cover charge,

must be 21 or older

Saturday, April 27and Sunday, April 28

Where: Gold CountryFairgrounds

Cowboy Corral TradingPost opens 11 a.m.

Arena gates open

NoonMutton Bustin 12:30

p.m.PRCA Pro Rodeo, includ-

ing the California Cow-girls Drill Team and BrianPotter Rodeo Clown 2p.m.

VIP tent after rodeoparty

Who: Music by CrippleCreek.

When: 5-7 p.m. (Satur-day only)


Pistol Petes Rodeodance

Who: Music by CrippleCreek

When: 9 p.m. (Saturdayonly)

Where: Pistol Petes, 140Harrison Ave., Auburn

Cost: $10 cover charge.

Must be 21 or older.

Cowboy ChurchWhere:VIP tentWhen: 11 a.m. (Sunday

only)

Public Welcome

Ticket informationAdvance purchase: $12

adults or family pack $40At-the gate: $15 adults,

$7 children ages 6-12VIP hospitality tent: $45,

includes lunch, beveragesand arena seating.

Advance purchase on-line only. Discount foradvance purchase until

noon, Friday, April 26, atBoot Barn in Rocklin,Placer Farm Supply inNewcastle and Echo Val-ley Feed in Auburn.

Online orders:www.wildweststampede.com using PayPal untilThursday, April 25.

Schedule subject to change

Barrel racing is but oneof many events at thePRCA Pro Rodeo thattakes place at 2 p.m.

Saturday, April 27, andSunday, April 28 at theGold Country Fair-gounds in Auburn.Call (530) 889-BUCK orvisit www.wildweststampede.com fortickets and information.

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elebrating the Cow-boy way of life with

rodeo competitionstarted at the turn of thecentury on local ranches,but since 1932 the town of

Auburn has held a rodeoevery year.

Its been put on bysocial groups, the JeepClub, a promoter, theChamber of Commerceand for the last 25 yearsthe Wild West Rodeo

Association.

So pull on your Wran-glers, your Justin boots,and your Resistol hat, andhelp us celebrate our

Western heritage and theskills of the AmericanCowboy that are as usefultoday as they were 150

years ago.The Wild West Stam-

pede brings together localcowboys and cowgirls

who compete in TeamRoping and Barrel Racingand finishes with profes-sional rodeo cowboysfrom all over the UnitedStates to compete in theannual PRCA Rodeo on

April 28th and 29th.Add in a kick-off party

at Magnussens Dodge,Rodeo Dances at the

Valencia Club and PistolPetes, shopping at the

Cowboy Corral, plus Mut-ton Busting and DummyRoping for the Kids and

you have Wild West Weekin Auburn!

We give special thanksto the sponsors who havestayed with us for 10 yearsor more NorCal Bever-age, Magnussens Dodge,Echo Power Equipment,Echo Valley Feed, PlacerFarm Supply, Ram Rodeo,

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Stavern, Bonnie Estep, Amanda

Stallins, Dawn Freeland, Bill

Adams, Sandy Starch, Linda Shu-

man Prins, Cees Prins, Rick Broff-

man and Rich Ruef.


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The Wild West Stampede brings together localcowboys and cowgirls with professional rodeocowboys from all over the world to compete. Its aperfect time to celebrate our Western heritage and

the skills of the American cowboy.

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Becca Terrassa, 21,Grass Valley

I think it is importantfor WWS to have an out-going spokesperson topromote our rodeo. I loveour town and our rodeoand would be honored tobe that spokesperson. Iam outgoing and friendlyand what better way toput that to use than to

promote our rodeo andcommunity.

Kaity Montr, 20,Smartsville

For years I have beenheavily involved in Rodeoand I made a promise tomyself that I would neverstop. I take a lot of pridebeing involved in Rodeoand living the western

way of life. Being in the

rodeo world is a hugeprivilege and I believebeing put in a position

where little girls look upto you and admire youraccomplishment is morethan just a responsibilityor a job. Being involved inRodeo Pageants hastaught me how to bepatient, responsible, and

very self reliant. Thosequalities come from thehard work of representingthe sport of rodeo. To bein that position again

would be an amazinghonor.

Caitlin Rose, 22,Grass Valley

I have a very romantic

viewpoint on rodeo andits origins. I am very pas-sionate about the idealsand value that countryand rodeo folk possess.

I love showing that sideof the sport of newcomersas well as teaching thecrowd the rules and safetyfor both animals and peo-ple.

Mutton Bustin is asport for young-sters who think its

great fun to be a cowboy.Donning a helmetinstead of a cowboy hat,they climb onto the backof a wild and woollysheep and hang on forthe ride. The youngster

who hangs on for thebest ride is the winner ineach age group; but theyall have a blast along

with the crowd thatcheers wildly for eachBuster.

Rodeo clowns, here forthe bull riding later on,get in on the action and

keep it safe and fun forthe little ones. BestDressed winners willreceive Wranglers Jeansand Justin Boots.

Mutton Bustin is heldat 12:30 p.m. Saturdayand Sunday and an extrasession will be held at theend of the rodeo on Sun-day. A rodeo ticket is

required to watch it. Kidsmust pre-register to par-ticipate.

2013 Wild West Stampede Queen Candidates

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Becca Terrassa.

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Caitlin Rose.

COURTESY

Kaity Montr.COURTESY RICH RUEF

Adelaide Zacher, 7, of Greenwood, hangs on forthe ride of her life as she tries Mutton Bustin.

MUTTON BUSTIN

When: 12:30 p.m.Saturday and Sunday

Mutton Bustin anyone?

Why do you want to be MissWild West Stampede?

WILD WEST WE EK INCLU DES

FREE ACTIVITIES

You can enjoy Wild West Week withyour family even if you dont buy arodeo ticket. Here are some of thethings you can do and see.

Sunday, April 21: Jackpot Barrel Rac-ing at the McCourtney Road Eques-trian Center in Lincoln. Barrel racers

are known as the fastest women onhorseback as they race in a clover-

leaf pattern around the arena. Thisis the same event as you will see inthe professional rodeo.

Wednesday, April 24: MagnussensDodge in Auburn.Enjoy music, grilledJohnsonville Brats, cowboys andclowns, plus visit with Miss WildWest Stampede. Wrangler DummyRoping will start at 6 p.m.

Friday, April 26: Jackpot Team Ropingat the Gold Country Fairgrounds.

Team roping is a timed event inwhich two riders on horseback lassoa running calf, one ropes the headwhile the other ropes the heels. Thistype of ranch work allows ranchersto doctor animals and check for ill-ness or injury. The event lasts all day.

Sunday, April 29: Cowboy Church atthe Rodeo Arena. Join Pastor MikeBevins of the Gold Country Church

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Jeff and Terri Davis ofthe Four Star RodeoCompany of Cotton-

wood, Calif., have beenproducing award-win-ning rodeo livestock andaward-winning rodeos allover California, Oregonand Nevada for the past

two decades.Their livestock made its

mark right off the bat atthe 2007 Wrangler Nation-al Finals Rodeo (NFR),when the Four Star Rodeo

Company bull Shake-down carried Ted Bert,from Modesto, to a sixthgo round winning 87point score and earningJeff Davis a silver buckle.The new kid on the blockserved notice that he wasin the game and he has

been a winner at the NFRever since.

Being athletic is usual-ly found in your genes, thesame is true in the animalworld, Jeff said. Horse-

men know that if youwant a running horse, youlook for running horsebloodlines. Well, if youwant them to buck, thenyou need a bucking horsein their bloodlines. To be areally good horse,whether it is racehorse,

cow horse or buckinghorse, they have to likewhat they do. Thats whatmakes them great, youcant make a horse buck ifhe or she doesnt want to.

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Whole lotta clownin aroundBrian Potter, professional rodeo clown from

Newville, Alabama, has fun with the crowd andinvolves them in the rodeo.

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Rodeo announcer SteveKenyon keeps the

crowd informed.

Announcer Kenyonentertains, directs

If youve never attendeda rodeo, you may needsome help figuring out

what is happening, wherethe scores come from, orwhy a cowboy was penal-ized.

Announcer Steve Keny-on has been a fixture inprofessional rodeo fornearly 20 years, appearingat more than 40 rodeosand related events a year.Hell give you the scoop onthe cowboys, the livestock,and have a laugh with therodeo clown, all the whilekeeping track of the scoresand the times.

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The Auburn PlacerPerforming Arts Cen-ter presents BUCK,

the multi-award-winningdocumentary, at 7 p.m.Thursday, April 25 atAuburns historic StateTheatre.

Every cowboy knowsthat good communica-tion with his horse is cru-cial to effective teamwork

theirs is a relationshipbuilt on mutual under-standing, trust, and con-sistency. Some horsesrequire more under-standing than others andthis is where Buck Bran-naman comes in. A trueAmerican cowboy, Bran-naman travels the coun-try year-round helpinghorses with people

problems.A truly American story

about an unsung heroand one of the most suc-cessful documentaries of2011, BUCK tells the sto-ry of an ordinary manwho has made anextraordinary life despitetremendous odds.

A social hour begins at6 p.m. with no-host bar

in the Marquee Roomserving beer, wine, andsoft drinks.

Following in the foot-steps of The King ofWestern Swing, Bob

Wills and the Texas Play-boys, the award-winningband Stardust Cowboyswill host the kick-off eventof Wild West Week at 2 p.m.Sunday, April 21st with anafternoon of Western andCowboy Swing music.

The Stardust Cowboyshave entertained acrossthe Western States for 25years featuring mostlyoriginal music with west-

ern traditional tunes remi-niscent of the 40s-50sBob Wills, Spade Cooleyand Gene Autry era. Themusic honors both theCowboys of yesteryear &silver screen with songsabout the Old West. Youllhear Bob Wills Texas stylewestern swing followed byold-time cowboy aroundthe campfire tunes.

The bands creditsinclude many hall of fameinductions and westernswing chart toppers, butthe only way to appreciatethe Stardust Cowboys is toset a spell, get your toestapping, and then head tothe dance floor.


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Stardust Cowboys roll into the Auburn Event Centeron Sunday to play some western and cowboy swing.

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Theres nothing like theenergy generated bythe Stampede Rodeo

coming to town to make ita party at the ValenciaClub, and a great danceband called Branded to fillthe dance floor.

Branded brings a greatenergy to a rodeo partyplaying everything fromrockin country covers byJason Aldean, Gary Allenand Kenny Chesney to theclassics from Merle Hag-gard and George Strait. All

of the band members arefirefighters and foundanother common groundin their love for playing themusic that they love.

Valencia Clubs Readyto Rodeo party will be at 8p.m. Friday, April 26. $5cover charge, must be 21or older. The Valencia Clubis located at 2162 TaylorRoad in Penryn.


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All of the band members of Branded are firefighters. They will play the Ready to Rodeo partyat the valencia Club in Penryn.

The Cripple CreekBand brings a unique

blend of countrymusic and southern rock,covering a wide range ofmusic from all differenteras. Their foot stomping,rockin country soundwill leave you wantingmore.

They were influencedby artists like LynyrdSkynyrd, Waylon Jen-nings, Alabama, LukeBryan, Jason Aldean,

Travis Tritt, Eric Church,Merle Haggard and TheBand.

You will hear morethan just top 40 countryand be surprised by rareclassics that bring backchildhood memories andmake even the moststubborn country/south-ern rock music enthusi-ast take note.

Cripple Creek is fea-tured at the free VIP Partyafter the rodeo and thenmoves to Pistol Petes at

140 Harrison Ave. inAuburn for the standingroom only StampedeRodeo Dance.

Cripple Creek Band to play twice

CRIPPLE CREEK BAND

VIP PARTY

When: 5-7 p.m. Saturday, April 27Where:

VIP tent, Gold Country FairgroundsCost: Free

PISTOL PETES RODEO DANCE

When: 9 p.m. Saturday, April 27Where: Pistol Petes, 140 Harrison Ave., AuburnCost: $10. Must be 21 or older

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f youre not up on your

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Bareback ridingBareback riders endure

more abuse, suffer moreinjuries and carry awaymore long-term damagethan all other rodeo cow-boys. It has been com-pared to riding a jack-hammer with one hand.

As the bronc and riderburst from the chute, therider must have bothspurs touching the horsesshoulders called markingout. A bareback rider isjudged on his spurringtechnique, the degree towhich his toes remainturned out while he isspurring and his willing-ness to take whatever

might come during hisride. An eight-second rideearns a judges scorebased on the perform-ance of both the cowboyand the horse.

Steer wrestlingThe objective of the

steer wrestler, who is alsoknown as a bulldogger,is to use strength andtechnique to wrestle a

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wrestles it to the ground.His work isnt completeuntil the steer is on itsside with all four feetpointing the same way.

Team ropingTeam roping, the only

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skilled ropers - a header and a heeler -and their horses. The event originated onranches when cowboys needed to treator brand large steers and the task provedtoo difficult for one man.Team ropersstart from the boxes on each side of the

chute from which the steer enters thearena. The steer gets a head start deter-mined by the length of the arena. Theheader ropes first and after he makes alegal catch, he turns the steer to the leftand exposes the steers hind legs to theheeler. The heeler then attempts to ropeboth hind legs. After the cowboys catchthe steer, the clock is stopped when thereis no slack in their ropes and their horsesface one another.

Saddle bronc riding

Saddle bronc riding is rodeos classicevent, requiring strength, style, graceand precise timing. Saddle bronc ridingevolved from the task of breaking andtraining horses to work the cattle ranch-es of the Old West. Every move the broncrider makes must be synchronized withthe movement of the horse. The cow-boys objective is afluid ride, some-

what in contrastto the wilder andless-controlled

rides of barebackriders. To properlymark out hishorse, the saddlebronc rider musthave both heels touching the animalabove the point of its shoulders when itmakes its first jump from the chute. Thesaddle bronc rider has only a thick reinattached to his horses halter. Using onehand, the cowboy tries to stay securelyseated in his saddle for eight seconds. If

he touches any part of the horse or hisown body with his free hand, he is dis-qualified. Judges score the horses buck-ing action, the cowboys control of thehorse and the cowboys spurring action.

Bull ridingBull riding, which is intentionally

climbing on the back of a 2,000-poundbull, emerged from the fearless and pos-sibly fool-hardy nature of the cowboy.Bull riding is dangerous and predictablyexciting, demanding intense physical

prowess, supreme mental toughnessand courage. The bull rider may use onlyone hand to stay aboard during theeight-second ride. If he touches the bullor himself with his free hand, he receivesno score. While spurring a bull can add

to the cowboys score, riders are com-monly judged solely on their ability tostay aboard the twisting, bucking massof muscle. Every bull is unique in itsbucking habits which are studied by theriders. A bull may dart to the left, then to

the right, then rear back. Some spin orcontinuously circle in one spot in thearena. Others add jumps or kicks to theirspins, while others might jump and kickin a straight line or move side to side

while bucking.

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Bull riding demands physical prow-ess, mental toughness and courage.

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Saddle bronc riders try to stay seatedin his saddle for eight seconds.

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