Friends and Family. Horses and Cattle. Practice and Competition. Winning and Losing. All are elements of one of this country's oldest traditions. RODEO From the early stages of arena competition, the sport has grown into America's national pride and family entertainment. It is a tradition that not only rewards but teaches so many individuals the responsibility of self discipline and hard, yet fun, work. Because of the varied "lessons-in-life" rodeo participants learn, it is no wonder many parents and their youth have found Junior Rodeos a beneficial investment of their time, money, and efforts. The afternoons of practice, the daily responsibility of animal chores, the weekend traveling to rodeos, the opportunities they foresee is what lures our young cowboys and cowgirls, to join the wonderful world of Junior Rodeo. With hopes of maintaining the requirements of scholastic eligibility, standards of sportsmanship, that is required for them to join their Local High School Rodeo Team, in the area they live and ride.