Category Archives: Western Rodeo

The History of the Prescott Rodeo

The rodeo originated from the practice of 16th century Spaniards and their Mexican ranch hands; Vaqueros, mixing cattle wrangling and bull fighting into a sporting competition. These events gained major popularity in New Spain and could be found at fairgrounds … Continue reading

The Real Role of the Rodeo Clown

When you get into the rodeo ring, the only thing that stands between you getting mashed by a massive and heavy bull, is the Rodeo clown. Fearless and agile, the clowns are common place at most Rodeo events and add … Continue reading

Costa Rican Rodeos Embody the Pura Vida Spirit

Rodeos in Costa Rica are unlike their counterparts in other countries. While American Rodeo tours expand their market into large venues like football stadiums and promote the brand of the athletes, sponsors, and vendors, the Costa Rican rodeo maintains a … Continue reading