Monday, September 14^th

Jana Isaac 28.45

Kelli Kamm 28.53

Benette Barrington28.54

Libby Lewis 28.93

Lucy Schnabele 28.97

Barbra West 28.98

Serena Mote 29.09

Molly Davis 29.22

Chris Powers 29.24

Kim Macrae 29.49

Ashlie Stanley 29.51

Katie Qualls 29.53

Julie Rugg Williams 29.80

Jeni Hayes 29.84

Heather Lin Porter 30.15

Sabrina Polfer 30.29

Shawn Massey 30.65

Sheena Robbins 30.82

Jaclyn Culham 31.15

Courtney Cantrell 31.79

Lindsay Black 31.83

Christina Richman33.76

Category: Events, News & Updates, Results

Jacoby electrifies crowd with a 90.5

Elliot Jacoby rides Brown Sugar for 90.5

Pendleton, ORE.  - Night one of the Pendleton PBR Classic brought rank bulls as only 14 out of 40 of the world’s best bullrider’s were able to make the buzzer. In the end, it was Elliot Jacoby of Frederiscksburg, TX. who came away with a combined score on two of 177.5 pts. to take the go-round. In route to victory, Jacoby electrified the crowd, and scored an extra $1000 as he rode the Coca-Cola Bonus Bull, Brown Sugar, for the nights best ride of 90.5 pts. Chad Denton, Oroville, CA., was able to hang on to second place as he rode Blended Red for 86 pts. in the championship round.

The bulls proved why bull riding is considered the toughest sport on dirt, as Jacoby and Denton were the only two to make it to the buzzer in the championship round. Each of the first six riders of the round were sent one, by one to the dirt before Jacoby took center stage on Brown Sugar. His 90.5 proved too much for Denton as three bulls later he scored an 86, 2.5 pts. shy of Jacoby. Continue reading…

Category: Events, News & Updates, Results

September 15-18, 2010

PENDLETON, Ore.  – Tickets for the 100^th Pendleton Round-Up, Sept. 15-18, 2010, will go on sale at 8:30 a.m. on July 31, 2009. Round-Up Director Troy LeGore said the decision was made because of widespread interest in purchasing tickets for the 2010 Round-Up from around the world.

“The demand has been big,” LeGore said. “We’ve had Round-Up supporters from the United Kingdom and Australia who wanted to purchase them while they were here in 2008.” Normally tickets for the next year’s Round-Up go on sale slightly before the current rodeo. This sale date is for the general public, permanent ticket order procedures for the 2010 Round-Up have not been changed.

The 100th Round-Up will have added attractions each day that only those who hold tickets can enjoy.  Although the plans are still being worked out, Round-Up Director Tim Hawkins believes they should be able to tackle the logistics of each event.

The American Indian traditional hide race will return after years’ of absence to the Continue reading…

Category: News & Updates

2009 Pendleton Round-Up Court photo by Gary Ogilvie

Category: People & Volunteers