Winner of 2023 WPRA Small Rodeo of the Year!
David Allen Stone - Coors Light Beer Tent following rodeo
Pancakes, whole hot sausage, free will donation
Entertainment at Pavilion with Shelby Jones
110 E Grand Prairie
Palestine High School
Palestine High School
Registration 9-10 AM. Sponsored by Palestine Eagles #3329
Main Street Park Kids of all ages can have lunch with our Clowns
Entertainment at the Pavilion with Shelby Jones
Band shell at the Park with Muddy Creek & Co
X-Krush - Coors Light Beer Tent Following Rodeo
Band Shell at the Park with Scott Mendenhall
Palestine High School
Band Shell at the park with Jeff Besing "Keepin it Simple"
Tough Enough to Wear Pink?
Garrett Biggs - Coors Light Beer Tent following Rodeo
Band Shell - Tom Bridgewater
From Main Street to Leaverton Park
Mutton Bustin is open for signups now. Contact the chamber of commerce to book your spots as space is limited!
Each night after the Rodeo our live music starts at 9:30pm until close. Check back for confirmed entertainment.
John Harrison is a noted rodeo clown and barrelman. He comes by his profession honestly. His late grandfather was rodeo legend, Freckles Brown. (Freckles rode the “Unrideable” bull, Tornado, the subject of Western Music songs, and was a World Champion Bull Rider) John was around rodeo and rodeo people his whole life. John became a member of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) in 1999, as a trick and roman rider, and trick roper. He later diversified and added barrelman to his PRCA card.
Scott Grover, born and raised in the little town of Morrowville, KS now resides just outside of Kansas City with wife Becky, son Statler, and daughters Lano and Clemmie. Scott first picked up a microphone at the age of 19. Since that day Scott’s career has grown beyond his wildest dreams. Scott calls the action at The National Western in Denver, the Days of 47 in Salt Lake City, and the Will Rogers Stampede in Claremore, OK just to name a few.
Kayla Walker, 21, of Quincy is a former graduate of Quincy Senior High School. She participated in 4-H as the high-point champion, FFA, is a 4-time youth adult bowling league champion and has received numerous gold, platinum and silver dance routine awards. Kayla then went on to attend John Wood Community College where she received her associated of arts degree and was on the cheer team. She then continued on to study at Oklahoma Panhandle State University (OPSU) where she received a bachelor’s degree in agriculture business with a minor in animal science.
Danielle Chase, 15 of Ramsey is a student at Ramsey High School where she participates in volleyball, softball, student council, scholar bowl and FCCLA. She has received Rams volleyball leadership and teammate awards where earning top grades in science, math and English. She is also in FFA where she is active in many events and has already won a multitude of awards. She is also an active member in 4-H where she enjoys showing rabbits, swine, and beef, as well as animal science and photography.
The Palestine Chamber of Commerce is proud to bring you the Annual Pioneer City Rodeo
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