We already experienced the 76th National Rodeo Championship, the XXXVII National University Championship and now it is the turn of the XIII National Women’s Rodeo , which will take place from May 2 to 4 at the Medialuna de San Vicente de Tagua Tagua , with attractive activities.

Romané Soto , one of the event organizers, detailed the program, which was put together with the idea of ​​giving a great overview to the community of San Vicente de Tagua Tagua, in an agreement with Mayor Guido Carreño Reyes .

“We’re all set, thank God, and we’re waiting for the day of the event. On Friday, we’ll start at 2:00 PM with a cuecazo (a traditional dance) for the San Vicente community and anyone who wants to attend. This will be followed by a reining demonstration, a kite competition, and at 5:30 PM, the presentation of the Chilean Traditional Amazons,” Soto said.

“This is due to a request from the mayor to hold an event for the San Vicente community. Schools, senior citizen groups, and anyone who wants to attend were invited, open to people who enjoy traditions,” he continued.

“At 7:00 p.m., we’ll have a welcome cocktail party for the participating girls and officials, with an entertaining show,” he added.

Regarding the corralera competition, he said, “On Saturday, we’ll run the First Free Series in the morning with 45 teams. Then there’s the Caballito de Palo, which is mixed, because many people think it’s all women, but we all have little boys and girls, and we can’t leave the boys out. Then there’s the Second Free Series, and at night, we’ll have the party. We’ve already requested that girls with wristbands be admitted for free, and the party will have live music, in tune with ours.”

“On Sunday morning, we’ll have the Third Free Series to complete the 25 teams that will compete in the championship. Afterward, there’s the Movement to the Reins, and then the Champions Series will begin,” he concluded.

Riding Catete and Gaitero, they won the Champions Series of the Centro Sur Repechaje Qualifier with 43 good points and matched the record in the Nos qualifiers in 2016 and El Convento 2023.

Riders Benjamín García and Miguel Parra put on a spectacular show this Sunday in San Carlos, where they won the Centro Sur Repechaje Qualifying Rodeo and secured a ticket to the finals of the National Rodeo Championship, which will be held from April 9 to 13 at the Gonzalo Vial Vial Monumental Medialuna in Rancagua.

The Ñuble Cordillera Association team, riding Catete and Gaitero, dominated from start to finish in the Medialuna de San Carlos, totaling 43 points (12+8+12+11), also equaling the record for points obtained in qualifying rodeos.

With their 43 points, Parra and García equaled the records obtained in 2016 in Nos by José Manuel Toledo and Manuel Muñoz in Tentación and Estera. and in 2023 in El Convento by Alfredo Moreno Echeverría and Luis Eduardo Cortés in Tay Mal and Huasita.

“I’m very happy. Getting to Rancagua was already a dream, and now being in the final is an immense honor. The record of 43 points? Even happier. We had a great final with my teammate, so I’m happy,” commented Benjamín García, while his teammate Miguel Parra added, “It’s extraordinary to get to Rancagua and, on top of that, to compete in the final of the Chilean Championships. We’re thrilled.”

Rafael Melo and Ricardo Álvarez (Valdivia Association) took second place in the San Carlos Champions Series. Grito Al Cielo and Sendero del Monte earned 36 points (9+9+9+9).

Third place went to Ñuble Association riders Pablo Soto and Cristián Medina. Nochero and Cototudo had a total of 29 riders (8+8+3+10).

The Las Vegas Events Board of Directors and the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Board of Directors announced today that the first round of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo will take place on Friday, December 8 at 5:45 p.m. at the Thomas & Mack Center. In keeping with the NFR’s ten-round tradition, an additional make-up round was added on the morning of Wednesday, December 13 at 10 a.m m. There will be no public access to this round.

Due to the tragic events that occurred on the UNLV campus on Wednesday, December 6, the original start date has been canceled. The Wrangler NFR will now run through Saturday, December 16 with the full ten rounds scheduled to determine the PRCA world champions. The original purse of $11.5 million will remain in effect and will be paid in full over the nine days of competition and ten rounds.

For NFR season ticket holders, Las Vegas Events will issue full refunds for the canceled performance. If tickets were purchased through StubHub, StubHub will issue a refund directly to the buyer.

A moment of silence will be observed on Friday, December 8 at the start of the rodeo show.

“We are all heartbroken by the tragic events that occurred Wednesday,” said LVE President Tim Keener. “The National Finals Rodeo has united the Las Vegas community since 1985, and we will honor those we have lost through our rodeo, an event that celebrates unity, togetherness, and the coming together of friends and families. “We will do this in solidarity with our fans, as well as our partners at the PRCA, UNLV, and the community.”

“The PRCA is saddened by the tragedy that occurred yesterday and our thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their friends and family,” said PRCA CEO Tom Glause. “We have worked closely with our partners in Las Vegas and the Thomas & Mack Center to work on the NFR schedule while maintaining sensitivity to the events that took place. “We will bring our fans together on Friday night to share our support for this community.”

The Cowboy Channel Cowboy Christmas at the Las Vegas Convention Center, in the south and center halls, began today and will continue through Saturday, December 16. It is free and open to the public.

This article is updated by www.rfdtv.com

In the debut of the Rodeo in the CONADE National Games, the Durango delegation managed to reach the finals, in a competition that took place in the state of Aguascalientes.

And the double lasso cowboys, Anwar Banda and José Pérez, managed to win the silver medal and thus make history within this new sport, in the most important sporting event in the country.

For the first time, the Commission of Physical Culture and Sports (CONADE) allowed the sport of Rodeo its incursion so that the cowboy family can enjoy this event that is held year after year, where high-performance athletes from all over Mexico are measured. champion of this luck in the Senior Youth category who took the gold was the state of Nuevo León with Jesús Martínez and Daniel Morales, while the bronze went to Johan Miranda and Eder González from Sonora.

In another exciting final, with a good score in both of his mounts, Celso Núñez entered the final in third place with 140 points after facing 30 competitors, but in the last round, he had to ride the bull called Hollywood, who knocked down, leaving him without a score and thus being left out of the medal table.

It is worth mentioning that the day before, this same specimen knocked down Luis Santiago Vargas, who suffered a fracture of the tibia and fibula and was operated on in a hydro-warm hospital, with insurance covering the venue of the event. He had a very good score, but in the end, he was unlucky to deal with that horn.

In the final of the Junior Senior Women’s barrel race, Ximena Palacios managed to get to the finals, but with her time on her last attempt, she did not manage to get on the podium, against the best in the country.

Cowboys and cowgirls participated in this event in various ways, in addition to barrel racing, goat tying, stick racing, bull riding, and pair roping, as well as the delegate trainers and horsemen.

The delegation was made up of: Ana Valentina Álvarez Piña, Yaremi García Chaires, Daniela Dominik Ramírez Rodríguez, Georgina Dilen Rosas Hernández, Victoria Alcántar, Victoria del Carmen Sandoval Fierro, Azalia Odilet Saltijeral Saucedo and Ximena Janmet Palacios Rodríguez.

Pedro Sabino Limones, José Luis Pérez Quiñones, Celso Francisco Núñez, Luis Santiago Vargas, Celso Nuñez Nevarez and Anwar Omar Banda Sánchez, under the command of coaches Salas Carrillo Ana Rosa, Sandoval Trejo José Armando, José Manuel Santiesteban Salas and as a delegate of sport Dulce María Santisteban Salas, as horsemen José Renato Alvarado, Pedro Luna and Juan Luis Pérez, who are in charge of the horses in this competition.

The Champions Series in Pirque also stood out for the participation of three female riders in the fourth animal.

The 22nd National School Rodeo Championship, organized by the Cordillera Association, ended on the afternoon of Sunday, September 3 at the Medialuna of the “Vicente Huidobro” Park, in Pirque, with a Champions Series that had Matías’ triumph as its highlights. Sandoval and Carlos Mann (Río Bío-Bío Association) and the participation of three colleras with female members in the fourth animal. One of them even took second place, that of Felipe Fuentes and Monserrat Fuentes (Asociación Linares).

The title for Sandoval and Mann, riding Trumaos Negros Suspiro and memorias de Pilauco Come y Calla with 28 good points, was a reward for their consistency in the championship that 21 colleras competed for.
The students of the German Lyceum of the Divine Word of Los Angeles started with 7, they repeated the number in the second bull to take the lead and from there they did not let go; They added 8 in the third and closed their task with 6 to be at the top of the score.

The thing about Fuentes y Fuentes in Quinta San Antonio Bramío and Rarimávida Holgazán was also very meritorious, since they started with 9 good ones, then they put 4, 7 and 4 again to total 24 points, which at the time had them in expectation, but the consecration of those from Río Bío left them in a spectacular second place.
Third were José Manuel Cortés and Adolfo Navarro (Santiago Sur and Talca Oriente Associations) in Doña Ventura Don Gaifa and El Tani Conserje with 23 good points. This couple came with options until the end, entering the fourth bull with 21 points, after scoring 5+8+8, but in the last race they could only do 2 more and with that they closed the champions’ ride.

Another collar that shone until the fourth animal was that of Florencia Figueroa and Luis Bernardo Allendes (Asociación Maipo) in Coyahuasi Preferido and El Vaticano Odre, who scored 21 good points (9+1+8+3), finishing in fourth place.

The fourth bull was also run by Mauricio Vásquez and Alejandro Varela (Asociación Cordillera) in Tanilvoro Castañuela and Las Patagüitas de Pirque Pincel with 17 (5+1+4+7); Vicente Rojas and Luis Felipe Rojas (Talca Association) in Ramal del Claro Buen Compadre and Millalonco Enamorao with 16 (8+2+8-2); and Paulette Ayala and Joaquín Rojas (Maipo and Santiago Poniente Associations) in Royal Tierra Tembleca and Vista Volcán Sorbo Largo with 11 (7+2+1+1), the third couple with a female rider and who, in addition, stood out for being from Basic education.

Before riding the champion, the award was given to the Best Presented Rider, which, like last year, went to Alonso Quiroga and José Pedro Pino (Valle Santa Cruz Association), while the Youngest Rider of the championship was Francisco Muñoz Carvajal.

The Breed Seal, chosen by Rolando Varela, president of the Cordillera Association, and Juan Carlos Moraga, was the mare Las Toscas Prometida, ridden by Roberto Hot