After a great four days to begin the 90th Annual Greeley Stampede, we have still yet to see the main event, if you will, of the Stampede… Rodeo. That changes tonight. But before the professional cowboys from across the country gather for the biggest 4th of July Rodeo in the world, the kids take center stage.

Tonight features the Kids’ Rodeo, with 175 kids from around the region entered. The show begins at 7 in the Stampede Arena. “It’s kind of the dress rehearsal for the big dance,” said Stampede general chairman Ron Wildeman. “It’s the largest in Colorado and one of the largest in the United States. To allow these kids to step into this arena where the professional cowboys compete is a huge thrill for them.”

Events include…

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- Mutton Bustin’ (recreational)under 55 pounds
- Goat Tail Pull3-6 years of age
- Stick Pony Race3-6 years of age
- Mutton Bustin’ (competitive)4-6 years of age
- Calf Riding7-8 years of age
- Boot Scramble7-10 years of age
- Goat Tail Tying7-12 years of age
- Barrel Race12 and under  (horse required)
- Pole Bending12 and under  (horse required)
- Flag Race12 and under  (horse required)
- Keyhole Race12 and under  (horse required)
- Steer Riding9-11 years of age
- Goat Tie Down13-19 years of age (horse required)
- Barrel Race13-19 years of age (horse required)
- Pole Bending13-19 years of age (horse required)
- Flag Race13-19 years of age (horse required)
- Keyhole Race13-19 years of age (horse required)
- Young Guns Bull Riding12-13 years of age
- Junior Bull Riding14-15 years of age
- Senior Bull Riding16-19 years of age

The event is free to watch with park admission.

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