The week of the WYO brings the world\u2019s best competitors to town, but throughout the summer you can see locals competing at all different levels and you may even be witnessing the future champions of the Sheridan WYO Rodeo!<\/p>\n

Sheridan Cowgirls Association<\/h3>\n

July 3, August 4 & 6, 2024 | Sheridan College Agripark<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

For a fun filled family rodeo, head up to the Sheridan College Agripark where the Sheridan Cowgirls Association puts on a local competition. From barrel racing and pole bending to goat tying and roping, you will catch cowgirls and cowboys of all ages and levels testing their abilities in the rodeo arena. Free admission for spectators!<\/p>\n

Sheridan County Rodeo<\/h3>\n

August 10 & 11, 2024 | Sheridan County Fairgrounds<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

It may not have the lights of Vegas, but the Sheridan County Rodeo held every second weekend in August is where local residents compete for the County Championship buckles and saddles. After competing all summer at local rodeos and jackpots it\u2019s time to crown the best. Come see local bankers, doctors, dentists, truck drivers, and more compete in roping, saddle bronc riding, and even wild cow milking. The youth also get a chance to showcase their hard work in barrel racing, pole bending, steer riding and more.<\/p>\n

Sheridan County Fair<\/h3>\n

July 26 – August 5, 2024 | Sheridan County Fairgrounds<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

Our western heritage\u00a0 goes beyond the rodeo arena in Sheridan County. A large part of our history is founded in agriculture, and the youth of Sheridan County learn all about it early. Come the first week in August, the youth from the ages 8 to 18 bring their projects they have worked on all year and show them off at the Sheridan County Fair. This fair goes all week long and has something for everyone. Projects range from canning and baking to even rocket science. The outdoor shows include the traditional livestock and equestrian events and you can also see poultry and rabbit shows, mini-horse shows, dog shows and cat shows. The week-long events are hosted at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds where spectators are encouraged to stop in and see the hard work the contestants put into their projects.<\/p>\n

Wyoming Junior Rodeo Association<\/h3>\n

July 19 – 21, 2024 | Sheridan County Fairgrounds<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

For more junior rodeo action, you can catch the Wyoming Junior Rodeo Association crew putting on a youth rodeo July 19 – 21 at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds.<\/p>\n

Don King Days<\/h3>\n

Labor Day Weekend | Big Horn Equestrian Center<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

Although there are bigger, more prestigious celebrations out west, few can rival Don King Days.\u00a0 This event truly recaptures the spirit and traditions of the west, and the open-air, unconfined and unhurried atmosphere of rodeos past.\u00a0 It all started back in 1989 when a group of ranchers, ropers and friends of Don King organized the event and named it in honor the world-renowned saddle maker and King\u2019s Saddlery founder who contributed so much to the western culture.\u00a0 Their intent was to celebrate the classic equestrian events unique to the Sheridan area polo, steer roping and bronc riding.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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