NASHVILLE, Tenn. (January 6, 2022) – PBR (Professional Bull Riders) today announced that the Nashville Stampede will represent the Music City in the PBR Team Series, an elite new league featuring the world’s top bull riders competing in games beginning in June 2022.

The Appaloosa Horse Club voted to cancel its national and youth world show, and extends youth eligibility.

At this time, the museum plans to reopen to the public on May 18, provided there are no new restrictions imposed by the city or state.

After a recommendation from the California Rodeo’s COVID-19 Response Committee, the Executive Board voted to postpone the California Rodeo Salinas to October.

With all the COVID-19-related closures, horses are not as active as usual and that reduces their energy expenditures and ultimately the amount of feed they require.

The ApHC cancels what would have been the 56th consecutive year of the Chief Joseph Trail Ride.

The ApHC has waived qualifying for the 2020 Appaloosa World Championship Show to be held October 30 through November 7 in Fort Worth, Texas.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Rooftop Rodeo officials focus efforts toward next year.

All IEA competitions for hunt seat, dressage and Western disciplines are cancelled for the remainder of this competition year, which was originally scheduled to conclude on June 14th.

The Bishop Mule Days Board of Directors announces it has made the decision to postpone the Mule Days Celebration until May of 2021.