Dylan Hice     87.5

Pistol Robinson   84.5

Ross Coleman     84 and 87.5 for total on 2 of 171.5

Dakota Beck     83.5

Jordan Hupp     82.5 and 83 for total on 2 of 165.5

Scottie Knapp 82.5 and 89 for total on 2 of 171.5

Pete Farley    82.5 and 88 for total on 2 of 170.5

Jarrod Craig    79

Derek Lacasa    79

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Cody Ohl of Hico, Texas won the first round of the Steer Roping while Kim Kammenzind of Touchet, Washington leads the Barrel Racers.

Photos by Bob Click

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Barrel Racing – Go Round 1

Event Standings As Of 9/14/2010

1 Kim Kammenzind 28.83

2 Benette Barrington 28.98

3  Sabrina Ketcham 29.10

4 Sydni Blanchard 29.22

5  Sallye Williams 29.27

6  Trula Churchill 29.28

6 Randy Rae Britt 29.28

6  Jana Isaac 29.28

9  Italy Spratt 29.36

10 Sarah Jones 29.42 Continue reading…

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Monday Steer Roping Slack, Go-Round Results

1   Cody Ohl      10.4       

Hico, TX               $4,800.43                            

2   Howdy McGinn 12.0      

 North Powder, OR        $4,174.29

3  Kyle Lockett       12.3      

Visalia, CA           $3,235.07

3   Fred Brown        12.3       

Colbert, WA       $3,235.07

5   Rocky Patterson  12.4    

Pratt, KS               $1,982.78

5   Cody Garnett     12.4       

Barnsdall, OK     $1,982.78

7   Gannon Bert Quimby     12.6       

Mannford, OK   $1,043.57

8   Dan Fisher           12.8       

Andrews, TX      $417.43 Continue reading…

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Tuesday slack results for Steer Roping and Barrel Racing will be posted as they become available.

Steer Roping begins at 12:30 p.m.

Barrel Racking begins at 3:00 p.m.

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PENDLETON — The Westward Ho! Parade to be held at 9 a.m. Sept. 17 during the Pendleton Round-Up will feature the largest number of entries in parade history. The logistics of featuring an estimated 1,200 animals in the non-motorized vehicle parade while allowing ticket holders access to the Round-Up Grounds by 11:30 a.m. to see the serpentine has caused Parade Director Billy Lorenzen to reverse the direction while the route will remain virtually the same.

“There’s no other way to do it and still give people access to the arena for the serpentine,” Lorenzen said. “It has to happen. There are 1,200 horses in the parade this year and things can happen with animals that could cause delays. We have to make it possible for ticket holders to get to the Round-Up Grounds.”

Lorenzen has met with Pendleton Police Chief Stuart Roberts about the logistics involved in the reversal of direction and says Roberts has been very cooperative about initiating the change.

All entrants will stage around the Round-Up Grounds and the Pendleton Convention Center, Lorenzen said. They will travel north on Southwest Court Avenue and then turn at the usual location and cross to Southeast Dorion Avenue and head back to the south. By traversing Court Avenue first, the street in front of the Round-Up Grounds should be cleared for people to easily walk down to the arena in time for the serpentine display of horsemanship.

“People who have tickets to Friday’s rodeo will want to watch the parade on Court,” Lorenzen said. “People who don’t will probably prefer to watch it on Dorion. We haven’t changed the route, just the direction.”

During Round-Up’s centennial parade there will be five announcer stands keeping track of the entries. They will be located at the Round-Up Grounds, at the new park on Southwest Court that allows access to the river parkway, on the north side of Main Street, near the post office and on Southeast Dorion Avenue and Southeast Eighth Street.

Lorenzen has made sure this parade will vividly reflect the history of Eastern Oregon in a timeline. Mark Rosenberg, carrying the American flag, will lead the parade. He will be followed by the five grand marshals, the chiefs of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation and the oldest living Round-Up president. Following them will be the Round-Up and Happy Canyon boards of directors and royalty. Next will be 100 American flags, all of which have flown over bases in Afghanistan.

After the introductory entrants, the timeline begins.

“First will be the members of the Confederated Tribes, because they were here first,” Lorenzen said. “They will be followed by the wagons and stage coaches, staying true to the years they were here. Sheep came first so they will be in front of the wheat wagons and it will continue like that.”

This is the first year the Westward Ho! Parade has required advance registration from people participating in it. Lorenzen said that gives Round-Up the opportunity to plan the procession for historical accuracy and to anticipate problems like a large number of entries.

“We’re trying reversing the direction this year,” Lorenzen said. “If it works we’ll continue with it. If it doesn’t work, we’ll go back to the other direction.”

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Pendleton Round-Up and Happy Canyon Night Show, are proud to present the BULL PEN!

For those of you who wanted to go to the PBR but couldn’t get tickets – You won’t have to miss out!  We have the BULL PEN!

The BULL PEN is set up on the back side of  the Happy Canyon arena.  You will be able to watch the PBR LIVE on the Big Screen, Enjoy Live Music after the PBR each night & enjoy all the action & excitement that PBR has to offer!  GATES OPEN AT 5:30

Tickets are $10.00 and available for Monday & Tuesday Night (September 13 & 14th)    Tickets may be purchased AT THE GATE, Gate Opens At 5:30

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With the record number of contestants anticipated for the 2010 Round-Up changes have been to parking usually made available to the volunteers.  The “Carden Street Lot” located to the North of the Round-Up Grounds across the river and accessible by the Bedford Bridge pedestrian walkway will be converted from volunteer parking to contestant parking.  Volunteers will not have this lot available for parking this year . This change that  removes an assigned lot for volunteers to park in requires that volunteers find their own location to park.  If there are concerns about this change and special needs for parking, volunteers should contact their respective Director.  Also volunteers should consider the Round-Up week bus that makes the loop as an option for getting to and from the Round-Up grounds from other alternative parking locations.

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No further entries are being taken for the parade.  For those entries that have been received  a letter is being sent to you that provides the following information.   This information is repeated here to clarify the many questions that are coming into  the Round-Up  Office.
For parade entries that ARE NOT riding in a Round-Up wagon or buggy:

Parade entry numbers may be picked up at the Registration Desk at the parade staging area at the vacant lot just West of the Wal-Mart store (also known as the Hatley Ground) from 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM on Thursday, September 16 and from 6:00 AM until the staging area empties on Parade Day, Friday September 17.  If you turned in a 2010 Westward Ho! Parade Participation Form you are Registered, but you need to get your numbered entry.  If, for some reason the desk does not have your number don’t panic, it can be handled right there.  It is the responsibility of each group to be ready to go on time and please assist the parade volunteers in getting in correct numerical order.  This is the first time we have done a numbered entry parade so work with us please!

Since the staging area is 1 mile from the parade start we will start assembling at 7:30AM Friday, September 17.  The Parade start time is 9:00 AM.

For parade entries that ARE riding in a Round-Up wagon or buggy:

Again the Parade starts at 9:00 AM this year.  All of the people who are riding in a Round-Up furnished wagon or buggy need to be the Round-Up Grounds parade assembly area no later than 7:30 AM.  Again assembly area for those riding in a Round-Up provided wagon or buggy is the Round-Up Grounds and not the Hately Ground staging area.  To get to the Round-Up Grounds assembly area walk, or have someone drop you off  at the Dairy Queen gate to the grounds on SW Court Ave.  There will not be any parking available on the Round-Up grounds so again please be prepared to be dropped of.   Enter the grounds through the gate and walk North (toward the river) into the grounds until you see a sign on the left which says Parade Wagon & Buggy Riders Here with an arrow pointing to the left.  All riders must walk in as no vehicles will be allowed onto the Round-Up Grounds.

You will check in with the ladies with the clipboards to let them know you or your group are / is here.  They may tell you to wait or they may get you on your ride right away.  The Round-Up grounds assembly area is the  only place that riders using Round-Up provided wagons or buggies  may get on their rides.  There will not be any opportunities for riders to get on a wagon or buggy at or near the start of the Parade this year.

Thanks for your cooperation in making this year’s Westward Ho! Parade a truly Centennial event!

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The Pendleton Round-Up STILL HAS TICKETS for Wednesday & Thursday for our Centennial rodeo.

Wednesday and Thursday offer a FAMILY DAY PLAN, for a total of $75.00 any couple and their minor children can attend The Round-Up, a Barbecue dinner immediately following in the Roy Raley Park and the Happy Canyon Pageant.   Round-Up seating is in sections J through Q.  Round-Up and Happy Canyon tickets can be for either Wednesday,  September 15th or Thursday, September 16th.       The Barbecue is available on Wednesday ONLY.  *Family is limited to 8 persons.

Wednesday, September 15 is SENIOR CITIZENS’ DAY. $25.00 Senior Package includes tickets for Round-Up, a Barbecue dinner immediately following in Roy Raly Park, and the Happy Canyon Pageant.  Tickets may also be purchased separately.  Round-Up – $10.00 each.  (Sections: A,B and C in the South Grandstand): Barbecue-$5.00 each; Happy Canyon – $10.00 each (Starting Rows 10-22)  Discounted tickets for Thursday,  September 16th Round-Up and Happy Canyon are also available.  BBQ is on Wednesday only.

KIDS DAY is Thursday, September 16th  For $1.00 kids 18 and under can purchase a general admission ticket.

Thursday, September 16th: Thursday 4 Pack Includes 4 tickets, 4 hot dogs and 4 cokes: $40.00 Savings of 50%

HAPPY CANYON Tickets ARE AVAILABLE each night, Wednesday through Saturday. Rows 1-9 are $15.00  Rows 10-30 are $13.00, Rows 31-40 are $10.00

Call the office at 541-276-2553  or 1-800-457-6336 to order tickets

WE ARE SOLD OUT: Friday and Saturday for the Round-Up is SOLD OUT               Monday & Tuesday for PBR is SOLD OUT

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