High Country Stampede Rodeo July 3 results
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The High Country Stampede Rodeo kicked off for the season on July 3 with riders testing their steadiness by performing tasks on horseback with an egg on a spoon.
McKenna Harford/mharford@skyhinews.com
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As of this year, High Country Stampede is also a Colorado Pro Rodeo Association member, bringing new competitors and events.
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In addition to the CPRA Rodeo events, High Country Stampede hosts ladies pole bending and barrel racing, as well as Ranch Bronc Riding.
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High Country Stampede's theme for this weekend's upcoming rodeo is Old West, so wear Western gear to celebrate.
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Ranch Bronc Riding is a traditional High Country Stampede event that is a crowd favorite. Four men competed Saturday night.
LOCAL BARREL RACING — Jordan Gramsch, 20.68; Lisa Mirabito, 20.84
POLE BENDING — Amy Grey, 21.94; Dalene Harthun, 22.07; Golda Tharp, 26.76; Sam Hamilton, 33.54
RANCH BRONC RIDING — Robbie Harrison, 76; Chase Lewis, 72; Justin Quint, 69; Colton Thompson, 66
8 & UNDER BARREL – ASSISTED — Tilden Harthun, 38.23
8 & UNDER BARREL – UNASSISTED — Ryan Loya, 24.99
9 – 13 BARRELS — Shylene Drumm, 18.85; Quinn Miller, 19.09; Tally Harthun, 20.254; Kylee Kallsen, 20.31
14 – 18 BARRELS — Haley Miller, 17.98; Taylin Harthun, 19.61; Amanda Eastlake, 19.69
8 & UNDER POLE BENDING – ASSISTED — Tilden Harthun, 44.05
8 & UNDER POLE BENDING – UNASSISTED — Ryan Loya, 29.32
9 – 13 POLE BENDING — Heather Eastlake, 22.55; Quinn Miller, 22.88; Tally Harthun, 24.35; Jordan Gramsch, 30.50; Kylee Kallsen, 32.03
14- 18 POLE BENDING — Amanda Eastlake, 27.04; Haley Miller, 34.24
9 – 13 GOAT TYING — Shylene Drumm, 11.86; Quinn Miller, 21.63; Kylee Kallsen, 27.20
14 – 18 GOAT TYING — Austin Kallsen, 26.19
14 – 18 TEAM ROPING — Austin Kallsen and Kasey Kallsen, 43.50
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