We like pro and college. Bull riding too, but we really like all of the timed and rough stock events. (Los Angeles, Ventura, Orange  Counties.) Actually any rodeos are cool. We just want to know. Thanx
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There are a few PBR challenger tour events coming up:\n\nJuly 19 Salinas\nAug. 3 Santa Barbara\nSept. 3 Lancaster\n\nThese are all in CA, sorry I don't know which are closer to so cal.
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Is drop kicking midgets as fun as chicken hockey? I think not!\nPower sticking a Rooster is rewarding and Spiritually uplifting.\nSo is Bull tipping and gator rape... or so I'm told. Getting an Alligator to have sex with me is not on my to do list.\nYour thoughts?
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I lived all my life in Califronia.  I been to Texas, never been to NY and Florida.  We have 3 beuatiful cities, San Diego, LA, and San Francisco.  The weather is great year round.  We also have beaufiful deserts and mountains.  I love living in the west coast.
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treasure island is very cool they do a show there, also i believe there is a place called stratosphere that has an amusement ride.  the kids will love vegas regardless what you do.  all the lights and the buffets.  right up there alley.  have a blast.
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I'm in Houston, but, I visited 2 camps in the Dallas/Ft Worth area to speak to teens such as yourself about pro sports and education. You can find information on these camps, and, many others at KidsCamps.com. and there is also a website exclusively for the Dallas Metroplex called kidsmetroplex.com. Good luck, and, have a safe and fun summer.
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I live two blocks from our local dirt track and grew up 3 miles from Eldora. I love Sprints, both wing and non wing. The Outlaws rock and King's Royal is a great way to spend a weekend. I also like Drag and NASCAR racing. It is such an awesome sport.
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I went to a race in VEGAS last year.  It was awesome.  I would like to go again this year because they are completely remodeling the infield.  I recently saw a rendering and the infiled will be set up so that you can see down into the garages.  I would tell you to go to  Vegas- since you live there, you don't have to spend money on the hotel or flight so use the money you would have spent on that and get a pit pass so that you can take advantage of the new infield.  Also Qualifying and practice day, is a good day to have pit passes.  The drivers are more laid back.
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get all the volunteers you can.  It takes so much to take entries, take money (if involved) hand out numbers (stickers work the best) keep track of who won, blah blah.  Some type of spread sheet with the class, entries name, paid, placed, etc will be handy for each class.  I only helped at the rodeos some so some of this might night pertain to your show.  I would call all the local arena or even private ones. In our area, anyone with an arena might be interested in letting you host the show. Just be sure to get some kind of liability statement signed off to protect yourself.  Good luck
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.I was wading the net one day..fell in to the UK.As for bullfighting..sometimes the bull gets the upper hand.
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I am only 23 but I have been riding for over 17 years now and I hope to still be riding when I am in my 50's! Congratulations to those of you ( men included) who take up riding in the later years. It is one thing to start riding when you are a little daredevil of a child but to be an age where you know what the risks are really involved is something else indeed!. Yes Peruvian Pasos are a very smooth ride. If it is one that you think you want to buy or at least try, make sure that it is one that is a little older as he probably will have been trained a lot more and knows what he is supposed to do. Tennessee Walking Horses are also very smooth. Finding a gaited breed of horse will be of your best interest as they having smoother gaits than the jarring trot and even the canter. I know that as a 23 year old I am really starting to feel just how bad the trot really can be. It requires a lot of work to counteract the jar of it and riding the canter can be hard on your body with certain horses. Best of Luck on finding a horse for you. I hope you find a partner that will last a long time.
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.38 Special is a good choice. I saw them in Pa. a few years ago, and a good time was had by all - however, if it's for a special time with the one you love, I'd opt for the secluded house in the mountains. North Carolina is beautiful that time of year! Vegas just seems too busy for me....
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Vegas is popular because the license office is open until midnight 7 days a week and 24 hours on holidays. There are some beautiful places to get married there, that aren't in a casino. You can get married in the Valley of Fire, Red Rock Canyon, Lake Mead, there are a bunch of places that aren't tacky.  Of course there are also some really tacky places to get married and that could be fun too.  Also, most of the casino's have beautiful wedding chapels and their wedding ocordinator can help you.  You can have almost any wedding you want in Las Vegas, it's kind of cool.  I would definitely hire someone to help you with the planning since you are so far away.  You might also want to consider something closer to home, like Gretna Green or a castle wedding.  Although, friends of ours got married in Red Rock Canyon a few years ago; it's still one of the most beautiful weddings I've ever been to. There were 8 of us in this awesome canyon and it was so beautiful.  Good Luck and have fun.
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If you want clubs...21 and over check out Sunset Blvd. and Hollywood Blvd...just don't go into West Hollywood if you don't want a gay bar......try Saddleback Ranch it's a bar/resturant/club in Hollywood it's on Sunset when you get off the freeway...it's the place with the bull...mixed crowd lots of fun but parking sucks there unless you get vallet
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I am from Louisville an dI do agree. The Oaks is a secret amoung the locals. I have been going to the oaks for years now, as well as the derby and the oaks is more of a calm crowd. There aren't as many tourists and its always a good time. But I do love the craziness of the derby :)
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My husband has all my support. Although, now he only skateboards at night when the kids won't see him. Mostly now he's into snowboarding and surfing. Those are more respectable adult sports :)
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In my opinion the Rejoneodores are better. It  takes a tremendous amount of skill with the horse to take the bull down. All of it is done by leg work in controlling the horse and his actions. I have seen this in person and was fastinated by all of it. I also have it all on video.
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go to rodeoattitude.com.  they should help.  you also may want to try and find out where Larry mahan is.  He used to hold clinics at his place.  also check with some of the non-PRCA bronc riders and see where and how they get their training.