Silver State Stampede - Elko, Nevada - July 10th through July 12th 2014
The Silver State Stampede is the oldest rodeo in Nevada. The tradition of Elko’s annual rodeo started in 1913 when GS Garcia, the world-famous bit, spur, and saddle maker, decided that northern Nevada cowboys needed a rodeo, and the town needed the added entertainment and income. Today’s Stampede has grown into a multi-faceted event, showcasing the best of rodeo and ranch cowboys alike.
Stampede Results 2014
PRCA event winners receive a set of Garcia spurs, and purses for each event were around $4000.
Bareback, sponsored by Barrick: Cody Kiser of Carson City, NV/Mason Clements of Sandy, UT 75
Steer Wrestling, sponsored by Neff's Diesel & Repair: Shayne Bennett of Riverton, UT/Jake Woolstenhulme of Oakley, UT 4.8
Tie-down roping, sponsored by Newmont: Dane Kissick of Spearfish, SD 9.0
Saddle bronc, sponsored by Hackworth Drilling: Joe Harper of Paradise Valley, NV 83 (saddle bronc winner also receives $1,000 donated by the late Bill Maupin. This is the second year for the donation, and it's set for 10 years. Joe Heguy is the administrator.)
Team roping, sponsored by JM Capriola's and Hackworth Drilling: Clay Berry of Garland, UT and Britt Newman of St. Anthony, ID 5.6
Barrel racing, sponsored by KRJC radio: Terri Wood Gates of West Jordan, UT 15.96
Bull riding, sponsored by Gallagher Ford,: Sonny Murphy of Herriman, UT 86
Old West Bronc Riding, sponsored by Atlas Copco:
Winner receives a buckle sponsored by Skyline Silversmiths and the SSSA, and a pair of Garcia spurs donated by JM Capriola.
Winner also receives a bedroll quilt donated by Timmy Lyn DeLong.
Justin DeBragga, sponsored by the TS Ranch, of Beowawe, NV with 146 on 2 head
PRCA event winners receive a set of Garcia spurs, and purses for each event were around $4000.
Bareback, sponsored by Barrick: Cody Kiser of Carson City, NV/Mason Clements of Sandy, UT 75
Steer Wrestling, sponsored by Neff's Diesel & Repair: Shayne Bennett of Riverton, UT/Jake Woolstenhulme of Oakley, UT 4.8
Tie-down roping, sponsored by Newmont: Dane Kissick of Spearfish, SD 9.0
Saddle bronc, sponsored by Hackworth Drilling: Joe Harper of Paradise Valley, NV 83 (saddle bronc winner also receives $1,000 donated by the late Bill Maupin. This is the second year for the donation, and it's set for 10 years. Joe Heguy is the administrator.)
Team roping, sponsored by JM Capriola's and Hackworth Drilling: Clay Berry of Garland, UT and Britt Newman of St. Anthony, ID 5.6
Barrel racing, sponsored by KRJC radio: Terri Wood Gates of West Jordan, UT 15.96
Bull riding, sponsored by Gallagher Ford,: Sonny Murphy of Herriman, UT 86
Old West Bronc Riding, sponsored by Atlas Copco:
Winner receives a buckle sponsored by Skyline Silversmiths and the SSSA, and a pair of Garcia spurs donated by JM Capriola.
Winner also receives a bedroll quilt donated by Timmy Lyn DeLong.
Justin DeBragga, sponsored by the TS Ranch, of Beowawe, NV with 146 on 2 head
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This year's event schedule:
Thursday July 10
Kick-off Party - Old West Bronc Riding
July 11th and 12th
PRCA Rodeo- Concessions and a full bar are available each night, with gates opening at 4:00 pm.
Mutton Busting at 6:00pm, and the PRCA performance beginning at 7:00 pm.
Single Performance Ticket prices are:
Adults $15
Seniors $10
Children (6--12) $5
Family Package (2 adults, 2 children) $35
Rodeo tickets are available at the gate and at IFA, Stockman's Supply, Elko Chamber of Commerce, Boot Barn, J.M. Capriola's, and Roy's Market.
All activities are held at the Elko County Fairgrounds unless otherwise stated.
The Centennial rodeo book is finished, printed and for sale! $15 at J.M. Capriola Co. 500 Commercial Street, Elko. The book will also be offered at the Silver State Stampede booth during the Motorcycle Jamboree and, of course, during the Silver State Stampede at the Elko County Fairgrounds. See Map:
Ring of Fear:
Immediately following the PRCA performances on Friday and Saturday, the crowd-pleasing Ring of Fear offers a thrill to participants and spectators alike. Held directly in front of the grandstand, six amateur ‘bullfighters’ are pitted against a PRCA fighting bull. Each person must remain in their designated circle as the bull charges, with contestants being eliminated if they leave their circle to avoid the bull—a half-ton of athletic, angry hooves and horns. The last man standing in his circle (or lying, as the case may be) wins $500. Exciting and unpredictable, the Ring of Fear is yet another unique aspect of the Silver State Stampede. Participants must be at least 21 years of age.
Western Dance: Each night following the conclusion of the rodeo performance, the band will strike it up next to the outdoor Cowboy Bar, located to the south of the grandstands. Dance under the stars and mingle with rodeo contestants “Where the Sidewalk Ends and the West Begins.”
For more information contact:
Silver State Stampede
P.O. Box 7
Elko, Nevada 89803
President: Bob Rosevear 775-934-1456
Thursday July 10
Kick-off Party - Old West Bronc Riding
July 11th and 12th
PRCA Rodeo- Concessions and a full bar are available each night, with gates opening at 4:00 pm.
Mutton Busting at 6:00pm, and the PRCA performance beginning at 7:00 pm.
Single Performance Ticket prices are:
Adults $15
Seniors $10
Children (6--12) $5
Family Package (2 adults, 2 children) $35
Rodeo tickets are available at the gate and at IFA, Stockman's Supply, Elko Chamber of Commerce, Boot Barn, J.M. Capriola's, and Roy's Market.
All activities are held at the Elko County Fairgrounds unless otherwise stated.
The Centennial rodeo book is finished, printed and for sale! $15 at J.M. Capriola Co. 500 Commercial Street, Elko. The book will also be offered at the Silver State Stampede booth during the Motorcycle Jamboree and, of course, during the Silver State Stampede at the Elko County Fairgrounds. See Map:
Ring of Fear:
Immediately following the PRCA performances on Friday and Saturday, the crowd-pleasing Ring of Fear offers a thrill to participants and spectators alike. Held directly in front of the grandstand, six amateur ‘bullfighters’ are pitted against a PRCA fighting bull. Each person must remain in their designated circle as the bull charges, with contestants being eliminated if they leave their circle to avoid the bull—a half-ton of athletic, angry hooves and horns. The last man standing in his circle (or lying, as the case may be) wins $500. Exciting and unpredictable, the Ring of Fear is yet another unique aspect of the Silver State Stampede. Participants must be at least 21 years of age.
Western Dance: Each night following the conclusion of the rodeo performance, the band will strike it up next to the outdoor Cowboy Bar, located to the south of the grandstands. Dance under the stars and mingle with rodeo contestants “Where the Sidewalk Ends and the West Begins.”
For more information contact:
Silver State Stampede
P.O. Box 7
Elko, Nevada 89803
President: Bob Rosevear 775-934-1456
