3 Bar J Rodeo Review

3 Bar J Rodeo is a stock contractor that brings world class rodeo livestock to events around the United States. They are located in Circle, Montana and have won several prestigious awards. They also sell eTickets, which are available for purchase online with safe and secure checkout and a 100% guarantee.

Founded by the Zinsers

The White Sulphur Springs Labor Day Rodeo features eight events including bare back riding, saddle bronc riding, barrel racing, team roping and break away roping. The event is double sanctioned by the IPRA and MSRA. The winner of the bronc rider award earns $250 in bonus money.

The rodeo is very popular throughout the western United States, with Wyoming, South Dakota and Texas listing it as their official state sport. It is also a popular sport in Canada, where there are legislative efforts to make it the official sport.

The company got its start by providing stock for regional rodeos. When the Zinsers purchased a mare named Nightmare, she turned out to be an incredible bucking horse. She won the IPRA world championship bareback in 1972, ’73 and ’74. She was later used as the dam for the stud horses Straight Jacket, Night Gazer and Pickket Pro Rodeo, and her offspring include NFR bucking horses like MGM Deuces Night and Real Deal.

Featured at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo

The event features events such as bare back riding, saddle bronc riding, team roping and barrel racing. Those who compete in the event earn prize money and may qualify for the semifinals of the National Finals Rodeo. The contestants are from all over the country, including some cowboys who traveled from Montana to Greenville.

Night Jacket, the paint stallion owned by J Bar J Rodeo, is famous for winning seven NFR bucking horse titles with his owners. The stallion was sired by Big Timber and out of a mare named Nightmare. He was raised by the Zinsers and has had 26 offspring that have won NFR bucking horse titles.

Rodeo tickets can range from $10 to $150, depending on the size of the event and the number of seats available. General admission events typically have lower prices, while seats near the chutes are more expensive. Guests should check the website of the event for more details.

Featured at the Professional Bull Riders World Finals

With the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, several events have been canceled or rescheduled. However, the PBR will buck into Louisville to take on the world at the KFC Yum! Center this April. The world’s best bull riders will compete in the elite Unleash the Beast tour, which features some of the most challenging bull riding competitions.

The event features a wide variety of specialty acts, including a bull rider who is blindfolded and then thrown on a bull. Other acts include a horse-drawn carriage and a rodeo clown. The winner of the event will be awarded a prize that includes a new rider’s flag.

Despite not growing up in rodeo, Mississippi cowboy Kody Rinehart won the saddle bronc riding at the Franklin Rodeo on his J Bar J Rodeo horse Hell on Hooves. He rode it to a score of 87.5 points, earning him $250 in bonus money. He is also a three-time IPRA world champion.

Featured at the Indiana State Fair

The Indiana State Fair held its annual championship rodeo this week, bringing cowboys from all over the Midwest. This year’s rodeo featured bare back riding, saddle bronc riding and team roping. Other events included a local truck and tractor pull, mud bog, and demolition derby. Cambridge City-based Poor Jack Amusements was also on hand, dazzling the crowd with specialty acts like sheepdogs being guided by monkeys and miniature Brahman bulls walking up ramps to trailers.

In the bareback riding, Parker County cowboy Leighton Berry won with 89.5 points on his horse Shady Lounge. He is the first cowboy to win two straight bareback rides at the event.

Throughout the show, rodeo fans can enjoy the best of the country’s top cowboys and cowgirls. Many of these cowboys and cowgirls are competing in the WNFR this month. They are competing for a chance to win $500,000 in cash and prizes. The winning cowboys will be announced at the WNFR finals in Las Vegas on December 1-10.