1 For months, youth across Texas have worked hard to be ready to show. Whether it’s been feeding and caring for a steer, rabbit, goat, barrow, etc. or practicing their skills for a judging contest or similar competition, they’ve been hustling to be ready for when they compete for scholarships and cash premiums. Page 2 Page 4 Page 8 Activities to keep your kids smiling. Date Night never had it so good. Shopping, sipping and so much more. The wait is over. The men and women of rodeo are devoting countless hours in practice and preparation, conditioning themselves and their equine companions for the rigors of professional athletic competition. They’re ready to come to the Will Rogers Memorial Center and Dickies Arena to show their animals, ag mechanics projects or show their skills at robotics, perhaps public speaking or with a fiddle and bow. Or they’ll show rodeo fans in Dickies Arena the grit, determination and athletic prowess necessary to cash in on part of a $1.5 million rodeo payout. It goes to the heart of what it takes – the hustle required to fulfill dreams of an arena victory, or the scholarship used to help prepare one for a career goal. Hustle and Show – it’s what makes the Fort Worth Stock Show legendary. FWSSR CELEBRATES GRAND RE-OPENING | SHINING A LIGHT ON A FIRST RESPONDER CRISIS | ALL WESTERN PARADE | SPONSORS ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: IN THIS ISSUE 3 THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW & RODEO JAN 2025 IT’S TIME TO SHOW!
2 Lighting up the night the giant Ferris Wheel is the guiding beacon for fun found on the Carnival Midway each day of the Show. We see you, Mom and Dad (and Grandma and Grandpa). It’s a new year and the winter blues THE MILKING PARLOR COME SEE THIS LITTLE CUTIE AT THE PETTING ZOO! The Midway is completely cashless and all purchases, including games, food and rides, can be deducted from the balance on the Magic Money wristband. Magic Money wristbands are just $60 and include $50 of Midway credits as well as grounds admission for the 23-day run of the show. Grounds admission is good for one person per wristband, however, wristband credits can be used by the wristband holder for any valid Midway purchase. It’s the easy way to pay and play at the FWSSR Carnival Midway. Having fun at the Mattress Firm petting zoo is “no prob-llama” for the young and young at heart. It’s giggles galore when the llamas are nibbling, baby goats are hopping and the turtles are trundling around the sawdust covered floor, along with other wonderful creatures that include bunnies, chickens and a baby Scottish Highlander (the fuzzy cows!). Get in on the fun brushing the animals with provided tools, (no picking up though) or by feeding them for just $2 with a provided supply in an edible cup. Youngsters 75 lbs and under are welcome to trot over to the pony ride right next door to live out their inner Roy Rogers for only $5. Hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. JANUARY 2025 NEWSLETTER Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo January 17 - February 8, 2025 THE FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW & RODEO THE BRIGHT LIGHTS AT THE FWSSR AREN’T BROADWAY – THEY’RE THE MIDWAY! just might be sneaking in as you ponder what to do with the kiddos on the weekends; and especially on weekdays for little ones with older siblings now safely ensconced back in school. Pack up all those cares and woes and head to the Stock Show to experience a full menu of kid-friendly options. THE FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW OFFERS A FULL MENU OF KID-FRIENDLY OPTIONS www.fwssr.com The modern dairy industry is pretty amazing and watching how milk makes it from the cow to the cup is a “mooving” experience. The Milking Parlor is an enclosed demonstration area with plenty of seating and a great view of the milking process conducted by members of Southwest Dairy Farmers. These entertaining demonstrations not only provide information on the nutritional value of dairy products, but also give those in attendance an opportunity to get “udderly” wonderful answers to questions they might have. Visit the Southwest Dairy Farmers website for great recipes sure to please the whole family! Presentations are on the hour beginning at 10 a.m. and ending at 6 p.m. Closed between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. Click Here for Carnival Midway Hours
3 THE FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW & RODEO | WITH THE KIDS Doorways to Agriculture, produced by Texas Farm Bureau and presented by Texas Farm Bureau Insurance, is really going to be ginning in 2025 with the introduction of its mini cotton gin to its already fascinating display. The cotton gin is a machine that separates cotton fibers from seeds, leaves, sticks and outside elements such as soil and other debris. Snap a photo in the photo area. Dig into farm facts through games. Spin cotton into thread, or stroll through the trailer to see just how much agriculture is involved in your life. Texas Farm Bureau’s Doorways to Agriculture invites you to check out the deaily presentation of “Marvels of Texas Cotton Production,” with is miniature cotton gin, and learn more about what Texas farmers and ranchers do to clothe and feed us. Presentations daily at 2:30, 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. From the chance to catch a real(!) fish to getting up close to a hawk or trying their hand at archery, safely supervised of course, kids and their parents will have a fun day of interaction with wildlife and other creatures while learning more about conservation and environmental concerns. Better make a plan, though, because it only happens on Sunday, February 2, starting at 11 a.m. in Arena 2, formerly known as the Cattle Arena. Thanks goes to the Texas Wildlife Association for its assistance. SEE A LIVE HAWK UP CLOSE OR CATCH A REAL FISH! Kids Gone Wild Otherwise known as Kid Nirvana DOORWAYS TO AGRICULTURE
4 Make it a date to the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo and experience what comes only once a year, from exciting rodeo action to the tops in entertainment. With those words, you know things are about to get Western in Dickies Arena with a wide array of themed and professional rodeos to choose from through the 23-day run of the Show. Get authentic with the Best of the West Ranch Rodeo presented by Ariat January 17 and 18 or enjoy the beauty and pageantry of Hispanic culture mixed with authentic Mexican Charro skill, you won’t want to miss the Best of Mexico Celebración January 19 presented by Telemundo 39 and La Grande 107.5. Celebrating the diversity of the sport, Martin Luther King Day ushers in the Cowboys of Color rodeo, also presented by Telemundo 39, January 20, then competition will really crank up with the PBR Last Cowboy Standing presented by PlainsCapital Bank January 21 and 22, featuring 40 of the world’s best bull riders competing across the two-night, ride-to-advance format set to pay the winner $50,000 of the $100,000 total purse. Kid Rock’s Rock N Rodeo Qualifier takes to the arena January 23 with five teams of rodeo all-stars vying for their overall seed for the forthcoming and highly anticipated Kid Rock’s Rock N Rodeo on May 16 at AT&T Stadium and their piece of the $100,000 Qualifier purse (does not include a Kid Rock concert). Click here for a breakdown of the teams. Finally, the best in professional rodeo will compete for an astounding $1.5 million during the FWSSR PRORODEO Tournament that begins January 24, kicked off by HOLT CAT, continuing through February 8. The top 56 PRCA cowboys and cowgirls, including qualifiers from seven North Texas professional rodeos, will battle it out for the chance to be called the FWSSR Champion across 18 performances, with the highlight happening on Championship Night February 8. Great seats still remain for weekday competition. Go here to snag yours. JANUARY 2025 NEWSLETTER THE FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW & RODEO Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo January 17 - February 8, 2025 www.fwssr.com GREAT WEEKDAY TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE! LADIES, LET’S RIDE!
5 THE FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW & RODEO | WITH THE SIGNIFICANT OTHER For a change of pace, take in one of the great shows hitting the stage during the Auditorium Entertainment Series presented by Ariat held in the historic Will Rogers Auditorium. In its nearly 90-year history, the Will Rogers Auditorium has hosted such famous entertainers as the Rolling Stones, Jerry Jeff Walker, Jack Benny, Alice Cooper, Joan Rivers, The Beach Boys, Chuck Berry, Duke Ellington, Tammy Wynette, Paul Simon, The Charlie Daniels Band, John Denver, Hank Williams Jr., and Stevie Ray Vaughan. In 2025, it adds three-time Emmy award-winning comedian Jim Gaffigan to that esteemed list with shows scheduled Thursday, January 30 (sold out), Friday, January 31 (sold out), and Saturday, February 1, with a matinee added at 4 p.m. February 1. A few tickets still remain for the February 1 shows, so click here to get yours. For those with an ear for great music, multi-platinum country music star Clint Black will appear January 23 with Pug Johnson. Aaron Lewis, former front man for Staind, — the 2000s era hard rockers who injected meditative muscle into an era better known for mindless aggression — will bring his brand of country to the Auditorium February 5. Chris Janson, proud member of the Grand Ole Opry and multi-platinum songwriter and artist, will close out the series February 7. Quid maus ut aliqenie lorenile uias tome QUID MAXIMUS UT ALIQASPED EQUEMED LAUGH AND LISTEN For a bit of a laid-back vibe, head into The Corkyard where you can enjoy a variety of music to include jazz, mellow country, acoustic and more, as well as get a taste of the some of the award-winning wines from the Vine to WineTM first International Wine Competition. The Corkyard opens each evening at 5:30 unless otherwise noted and stays open until at least one hour after the rodeo. Admission is included in the price of a grounds admission or rodeo ticket. Check out the lineup here.
6 HOLLY TUCKER Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. Start your evening each night of the rodeo on Simmons Bank Plaza and enjoy a line-up of some of Nashville’s emerging country music stars, along with local favorites. Check out the lineup of entertainers and the hours of operation below. The Roadhouse is open one hour before and at least one hour after each rodeo performance. Admission is included in the price of a grounds admission or rodeo ticket. Learn more about the lineup. ROADHOUSE JANUARY 2025 NEWSLETTER THE FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW & RODEO FRIDAY, JANUARY 17 DUSTY MOATS Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. SATURDAY, JANUARY 18 LATIN EXPRESS Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. SUNDAY, JANUARY 19 LEGACY 4 Doors Open - 1:00 p.m. Performance - 4:00 p.m. MONDAY, JANUARY 20 CHANCEY WILLIAMS Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. TUESDAY, JANUARY 21 RACE RICKETTS Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22 BRANDON RHYDER Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. THURSDAY, JANUARY 23 THE RICH GIRLS Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo January 17 - February 8, 2025 www.fwssr.com ADMISSION INCLUDED WITH GROUNDS ADMISSION, RODEO TICKET OR SOUVENIR PIN
7 JACK BLOCKER Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 NEON PROPHETS Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. MONDAY, JANUARY 27 THE TAYLOR PARTY Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. TUESDAY, JANUARY 28 LOWDOWN DRIFTERS Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29 DUSTIN MASSEY Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. THURSDAY, JANUARY 30 CAROLINE WOODFILL Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. FRIDAY, JANUARY 31 GONE COUNTRY Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 JOEY GREEN Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6 ROB LEINES Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 SQUEEZEBOX BANDITS Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 SCOOTER BROWN BAND Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3 POO LIVE CREW Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 WALKER MONTGOMERY Doors Open - 6:30 p.m. Performance - 9:30 p.m. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8
8 When you’re ready to impress the gang, whether that includes your oh-so-hard to please in-laws or those clients who have made your business soar, click here and get your tickets for a VIP Experience. Food, beverages, entertainment, fun activities, behind-the-scenes tours and other amenities enhance the exclusive VIP Experience. No minimum purchase required, but VIP Experiences go fast so reserve yours today. Go to page 10 for a list of available experiences and to make reservations. Grab those comfy shoes because there are acres of shopping waiting to be explored by you and the gang. The trade show is like no mall you’ve ever shopped as it is filled with many one-of-a-kind items handcrafted by the vendors themselves. Works of art, fashionable clothing, a great selection of western hats, as well as a wide variety of equipment, home décor and more await across the Amon G. Carter Jr. Exhibits Hall, the Richardson-Bass Building (John Justin Arena) and in the barn areas. You can up that shopping game every Wednesday of the Show with the purchase of a Sip and Shop ticket that provides you with a selection of wine available at stations throughout the trade show. Get ready to sip with your ticket here. Trade show hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily and is included in the price of your grounds admission or rodeo ticket. Go here for a list of vendors. GO FULL ON VIP AND BRING THE GANG! SHOPPING ANYONE? SERIOUSLY, DO WE HAVE TO ASK? ADMISSION IS INCLUDED WITH GROUNDS ADMISSION, A RODEO TICKET OR SOUVENIR PIN. HOURS 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M. DAILY JANUARY 2025 NEWSLETTER THE FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW & RODEO Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo January 17 - February 8, 2025 www.fwssr.com
9 An extra special Sunday will be February 2 when the popular Bubbles & Bites presented by Wild Fork happens starting at 11 a.m. in the Round Up Inn of the Amon G. Carter Jr. Exhibit’s Hall. Past B&B’ers have testified to the fun atmosphere surrounding the event which includes a selection of still and sparkling wines, including winners of the Vine to WineTM International Wine Competition, along with a delectable array of fare provided by some of Fort Worth’s more creative area chefs. Your crew can enjoy the event as a stand-alone or add the rodeo for a complete “wow” package. Go here to make it happen. Every Sunday at the Stock Show is made for a full day of everything you and the gang might want to see and do. Starting off with non-denominational church services in the Will Rogers Auditorium, head to the parking lot under Pioneer Tower to enjoy a variety of musical entertainment and fire pits, with food and drinks available. THE FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW & RODEO | WITH THE GANG TICKET REQUIRED. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE
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11 JR. SALE OF CHAMPIONS Pink looks good on everyone and especially on Stock Show Goes Pink Day January 28. Half the rodeo ticket proceeds will benefit Careity Foundation where your dollars will stay local in the support of those fighting breast cancer. Careity exists to provide direct care that saves lives, gives hope, eases pain, and allows cancer patients and families to focus on healing. Services include cancer navigation, dietician services, nutritional supplements, mammograms, diagnostics, biopsies, surgeries, psychotherapy, social worker and chaplain services, as well as medical massage therapy, reflexology and acupuncture. Learn more about their important work here. One of the most highly anticipated events of the Stock Show, the Jr. Sale of Champions broke records last year when it generated more than $8.2 million in receipts for 288 youth exhibitors. Now held in the Watt Arena, there is plenty of seating available for bidders and watchers who appear February 8 waiting to see the gavel fall on the grand and reserve champion steer, barrow, lamb and goat and see the lives of these students change. THE FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW & RODEO | WITH A PURPOSE You can do your part to help the tiniest Texans on Cook Children’s Day February 5 where half of rodeo ticket proceeds will benefit the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at nationally recognized Cook Children’s Hospital. Its Level IV NICU is one of the only facilities in the nation to offer private-stay rooms so families can comfortably bond with their little ones, providing each family with many amenities to make their stay less stressful. For more than 100 years, Cook Children’s NICU has cared for newborns and infants with complex and rare medical conditions. Its brilliant team of highly trained neonatology specialists is at the forefront of the most advanced treatment for newborn babies. Find out why your dollars matter here. STOCK SHOW GOES PINK Cook Children’s Day presented by
12 Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo and City of Fort Worth Celebrate a Grand Re-Opening A large crowd came to the Will Rogers Memorial Center (WRMC) on December 17 to witness the grand re-opening of two historic and important buildings for the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo (FWSSR). City of Fort Worth and Stock Show officials spoke to the crowd in a ceremony that filled an additional building; the new Arena 1 that compliments the renovated Sheep and Swine barns located adjacent to Dickies Arena and the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame. “With the Stock Show only one month away, we can hardly wait to see the look on the faces of the thousands of 4-H and FFA youth when they bring their animals into these amazing buildings for competition,” said Stock Show General Manager Matt Carter. “This is truly an exciting day not only for the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo, but the City of Fort Worth and the many organizations that utilize our wonderful facilities throughout the year.” Improved lighting, air ventilation, livestock washing facilities and other amenities have transformed the buildings to accommodate thousands of youth that compete in the FWSSR’s swine, sheep and goat shows. The addition of the Arena 1 allows for a 41 percent increase in stalling space for the Stock Show’s sheep, goat and swine exhibitors. Whereas the Sheep and Swine barns were originally built for a single purpose, all three structures feature a “flat floor” design that makes them useful for a wide variety of purposes that can include FWSSR Chairman Philip Williamson addresses the crowd and was joined on the dias by FWSSR Senior Executive Vice President and General Manager Matt Carter, left, Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker and City Council Member District 7 Macy Hill. JANUARY 2025 NEWSLETTER THE FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW & RODEO Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo January 17 - February 8, 2025 www.fwssr.com
13 banquets, trade shows, receptions, meetings, luncheons and, of course, horse shows held at WRMC during non-Stock Show months. The three buildings can easily be converted into 320 horse stalls as well as exercise arenas for use by other WRMC tenants. “Without having to expand our structural footprint, these organizations now have additional stalling capacity and a new climate-controlled exercise arena for their competitors to enjoy during non-Stock Show months,” said Fort Worth Mayor, Mattie Parker. Funding for the project, estimated at $40 million, was borne equally between the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo and the City of Fort Worth. The Sheep and Swine project is the third phase of a four-phase plan to renovate eight WRMC livestock barns originally constructed in 1948. “While improvements to our facilities are important, it is equally important to reward the contestants and exhibitors that make our stock show and rodeo legendary. In this same time period, since 2015, the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo has increased the rodeo purse by 74%, increased the annual livestock premiums paid by 78% and increased the scholarships and educational grants awarded annually to the youth of Texas by 65%.” said Stock Show Chairman Philip Williamson. “In the midst of this, to date the Stock Show and the City of Fort Worth have committed $69.24 million in improvements to these important facilities in Phases I through III. This vision has taken time and required patience, but the results are nothing short of amazing. Our decades long public private partnership is a shining example of what’s possible when government and the private sector come together in a common purpose.” FWSSR Senior Executive Vice President and General Manager Matt Carter welcomes attendees to the new climate-controlled Arena 1 Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker noted the multi-purpose use of the buildings add to Fort Worth’s growing appeal.
14 The life of a first responder has never been more hazardous than it is today. In an alarming trend, more first responders lose their lives to suicide than to tragedies in the line of duty. The Stock Show, in partnership with an organization called R3: Respond. Restore. Resolve. and the American Warrior Association, will bring a new unique feature to the February 1, 7:30 p.m. FWSSR PRORODEO Tournament to draw awareness to this crucial issue. Every guest will receive a complimentary CrowdSync LED bracelet that will allow them to participate in a highenergy music and light show that highlights the R3 program. Confronting the mental health crisis headon by providing a proactive framework focused on mental wellness and resilience, R3 isn’t just a program but a lifeline that provides vital resources to the amazing first responders who serve our communities Click here to see how it works. NOPE. THAT’S NOT ALL! Shining a Light on a First Responder Crisis The FWSSR’s All-Western Parade is one of the oldest in the nation and one of the few that is entirely equine-powered. Taking place January 18 at 11 a.m., fans can line the streets of the parade route starting at the Tarrant County Courthouse on Main Street, then looping around to Houston Street. With more than 140 entries, expect to see nearly 3,000 horses, dozens of wagons, the TCU and other marching bands and this year, the parade is honoring U.S. Olympic team members competing in the 2024 Paris Olympics from the North Texas area. FWSSR ALL-WESTERN PARADE JANUARY 2025 NEWSLETTER FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW & RODEO Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo January 17 - February 8, 2025 www.fwssr.com
15 AND TO MANY MORE SUPPORTERS WHO HELP MAKE THE STOCK SHOW A WORLD-CLASS EVENT. MAJOR SPONSORS A BIG THANK YOU TO OUR OFFICIAL STOCK SHOW PRODUCTS & SERVICES • Western Apparel: Ariat • Beer: Anheuser-Busch • Casino and Resort: Choctaw Casinos & Resorts • Automotive: North Texas Chevy Dealers • Workwear: Dickies® • Satellite and Streaming Video Service: DIRECTV • Mattresses and Massage Chairs: Mattress Firm® • Energy Provider: Reliant • Bank: Simmons Bank • Health System: Texas Health • Whiskey: TX Whiskey • Soft Drink: Pepsi® MEDIA SPONSORS • 95.9 The Ranch / 92.1 Hank FM Grounds Announcements and Music • La Grande 107.5 FM / Puro Tejano Fierro 107.5 HD2 co-presents Best of Mexico Celebración and Dia de la Familia • NBC 5 presents Rodeo Leaderboard • New Country 96.3 • Telemundo 39 co-presents Best of Mexico Celebración, Dia de la Familia and presents Cowboys of Color Rodeo • WBAP 820 AM STOCK SHOW ART CONTEST SPONSORS • The Amon G. Carter Foundation • Debbie & Albon Head • Kelly Hart & Hallman LLP • Ann L. and Carol Green Rhodes Charitable Trust • Marsh McLennan Agency • Whataburger SPECIAL EVENT SPONSORS • AgTrust Farm Credit presents Chuck Wagons, Livestock Appreciation Day Luncheon, Mustang Magic, NTHSRA Scholarship Rodeo and Shooting Sports • American Warrior Asssociation: R3 CrowdSync Light Show experience • Ariat presents Auditorium Entertainment Series, presents Best of the West Ranch Rodeos, Ranching Heritage Weekend and Ariat Alley • Bank of Texas Chuck Wagon Sponsor • Big Tex / Trailers Direct presents Ranch Rodeo Champion Team Trailers • BNSF Railway presents Steer Wrestling • Boot Barn® presents Breakaway Roping • Brumbaugh’s Furniture & Design Ranch Rodeo Awards and Art Contest • Cavender’s Boot City Chuck Wagon Sponsor and Arena Crew Shirts • Central Market presents the Moo-seum Experience and supports Vine 2 Wine “Wine Camps” • Chase presents Barrel Racing • Chicken Express Chuck Wagon Sponsor • Chick-fil-A Rodeo Crowd Engagement Sponsor • Choctaw Casinos & Resorts presents Aerial Rodeo Camera • Dickies Chuck Wagon Sponsor and Dickies Day • Enterprise Mobility Foundation Scholarship Programs • Frost presents Bareback Bronc Riding and Justin Mutton Bustin’® • Grapevine Powersports UTV provider • H-E-B presents Jr. Sale of Champions, supporting sponsor of Milking Parlor, School Tours and HSBBQ. • Higginbotham Insurance and Financial Services presents Pony Up! 50/50 Raffle and supporting sponsor of Jr. Sale of Champions • Hillwood, A Perot Company presents Military Appreciation Day • HOLT CAT presents PRORODEO Tournament Opening Night, Tower Promenade and Scholarship Programs • Junior Agricultural Mechanics Project Show and Texas M.A.D.E. Sponsors: HOLT CAT, Andes Coil Processors, Big Tex, Lincoln Electric, Norfolk Iron & Metal, Miller/Hobart, ONEOK, Panther City Industrial Supply, Priefert, RDO Equipment Co., Harris Products Group, Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers, Saint-Gobain, United Ag & Turf and Vermeer Texas-Louisiana • Justin Brands, Inc. presents Scramble Fore Scholarships, Justin Sportsmedicine Team and co-presents Justin Mutton Bustin’® and Calf Scramble • Kendra Scott presents Timed Event Challenge Barrel Races • Levi’s presents Timed Event Challenge Roping Events • Lockheed Martin Corporation Jr. Ag Robotics Challenge Sponsor • Los Pastores Restaurant Bakery and Meat Market co-presents the Charro Cala Escaramuza and Mariachi Competitions • Mattress Firm® presents Bull Riding, Rodeo Replay and Petting Zoo • Meta Jr. Ag Robotics Challenge Sponsor • Michelob Ultra® Roadhouse and Busch Light® Chuck Wagon Sponsor • National Farm Life Insurance presents Poultry, Pigeon and Rabbit shows • North Texas Tollway Authority presents TollTag Tuesdays • Standard Meat presents High School BBQ Competition • Sundance Square presents Contestant interviews, Rodeo Countdown • Tarleton State University Dairy Cattle Judging Contest Buckles, Lunch and Dinner Sponsor • Oncor Mobile Jumbotron • PlainsCapital Bank presents PBR Last Man Standing • R. Watson Boots presents Tie-Down Roping • Texas Department of Agriculture presents GO TEXAN Market • Texas Farm Bureau Insurance® sponsors Doorways to Agriculture produced by Texas Farm Bureau® • Texas Health Chuck Wagon Sponsor • Texas Hot Tub Company supports International Wine, Shooting Sports and High School Bar-B-Que Competition • Texas Mutual Insurance Co. co-presents Calf Scramble • TX Whiskey presents Saddle Bronc Riding • UMB Bank presents Team Roping and Heifer Superintendent’s Beef Challenge • Visit Fort Worth presents Music Experience and Sunday FUNday • Wild Fork presents Bubbles & Bites • Zimmerer Kubota and Equipment presenting sponsor Rodeo Tractor Drag
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