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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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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Jarrod Craig  Hillsboro, TX  Fine Wine  NS                                                                                    

Beau Hill  West Glasier, MT  Sky Walker  87.5                                                                               

Corey Navarre  Sulpher, LA  Gin & Juice NS                                                                                 

Jason O’Hearn  Rothbury, NSW  Hooch  86.5                                                                                

Dusty LaBeth  Louisburg, KS  Icy Hot  NS                                                                                    

Kolt  Donaldson   Idabel, OK  Get ya Some  82.5                                                                          

A. J. Hamre  Chico, CA  Joe Friday  85.5                                                                                        

Harve Stewart  Stephenville, TX  Sky High  83.5                                                                           

Ben Jones  Domigie Mission, NSW, AUS  Al Capone  NS                                                             

Shane Proctor  Mooresville, NC  Mater  NS      Continue reading…

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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…

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