The PRCA event will kick off the first arena event paired with the multi-day Antelope Valley Fair & Alfalfa Festival’s “Barntober Fest”. The Fall event is planned to take place Oct. 1 through Oct. 10th at the AV Fair & Event Center.
The PRCA Rodeo will feature the top 12 California rodeo contestants competing in seven rodeo events, including bareback riding, bull riding, saddle bronc riding, steer wrestling, team roping, tie-down roping and barrel racing.
“After a forced hiatus in 2020 due to COVID -19, the excitement of bringing the best California Rodeo athletes and fans back together is at an all-time high,” said Johnny Zamrzla, Ram California Circuit Committee Chairman. “Our fans, rodeo professionals, and athlete animals will have an experience of a lifetime.”
“Of course, we’ll be sure this event is done in a fun, yet safe way, following attendance and health protocols,” Zamrzla continued. “We’re still working out some of the logistics, but we thought the community could use some good news, and have another fun fall event that everyone can look forward to attending in person.”
This Fall rodeo event is planned to take place at the AV Fair & Event Center Grand Stand Arena, and will be the first arena event paired with the Antelope Valley Fair & Alfalfa Festival’s “Barntober Fest”. The PRCA Rodeo attendance will be limited to arena seating only and will require advanced online ticket purchases. Tickets are planned to go on sale mid-summer.
Plans for the Antelope Valley Fair & Alfalfa Festival’s “Barntober Fest” currently include fair food, carnival rides, additional arena events, and other traditional family festivities. Details, including online ticket sales for the PRCA Rodeo and the Antelope Valley Fair & Alfalfa Festival’s “Barntober Fest”, will be announced over the next couple of months.
Event information and updates for the PRCA Rodeo and the Antelope Valley Fair & Alfalfa Festival’s “Barntober Fest” will be available at avfair.com.
[Information via news release from the Antelope Valley Fair Association.]
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Sharon says
ACE-An anatomy lesson for you… bulls’ and horses’ testicles are farther back than where the flank cinch rests (hence the name “flank cinch”). Also, broncs are mostly geldings (no testicles).
Michelle-Most rodeo animals are very well cared for. If they’re abused, they cannot do the jobs some of them do for many years. As for the intelligence level of the riders, have you ever had a conversation with any of them? Some have college degrees and others use their earnings for college educations.
I really wish you people would get educated on a subject before you open your mouths.
B8g Ape says
MYTH Definitely not true but it sounds like she has a tight grip on her husband’s testicles lol
Cowboy Up says
I wonder if the PRCA Rodeo is hiring rodeo clowns. I am looking for a new career.
ACE says
NO MORE RODEOS…
THEY ARE NOW MEANINGLESS…
AND THEY HURT THE ANIMALS…
FOR INSTANCE THE BULL’S TESTICLES ARE ROPED TIGHT AND PULLED ON TO MAKE THEM CRAZY AND SO THEY’LL LEAP AND JUMP AROUND IN PAIN…
HOW ABOUT TESTICLE LEASHING UP THE RODEO BUSINESS OPERATORS AND THEN WE COULD ALL LAUGH AND POINT AS THE JUMPED AROUND TOO..?
RODEOS DO HAVE A PLACE IN OUR HISTORY…
JUST NOT IN LANCASTER THIS YEAR…
STAY HOME, INSTEAD…
THE ANIMALS WILL SILENTLY THANK YOU…
Beecee says
I bet you’re a blast at parties….
michelle says
Only pathetic losers beat up terrified farm animals for entertainment.
Just look at the caliber of humans that attend these events. Definitely not the brightest bulbs in the chandelier.
Tim Scott says
Okay, that was very well said.
Beecee says
Nice
Beecee's nemesis aka RAID!!! says
Beecee the ankle-biter replies with her usual nonsense. That’s all she has.