San Angelo Rodeo 2023

RODEO SCHEDULE

2023

The PRCA sanctioned rodeo performances include Steer Wrestling, Bareback Riding, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Tie Down Roping, Barrel Racing, and Bull Riding.

PRCA RODEO PERFORMANCES

Friday, March 31

Thursday, April 6

Sunday, April 9 | Concho Educators

Federal Credit Union Xtreme Bulls

2:00PM 7:30PM

PRCA Finals

Friday, April 14 | 7:30 PM | $25.50

The Finals bring you the best contestants from this years rodeo. The top 12 in each event come back to town to compete for the championship! It is one of the most coveted titles in Pro Rodeo!

Cinch Chute-Out

Saturday, April 15 | 7:30 PM | $30.50

This is the fastest selling ticket in Pro Rodeo! There is good reason for that. The contestants in each event are made up of the top five from the 2022 year end standings, and the top five from the current 2023 world standings. The first go round, each contestant goes head to head and the four with the fastest times, or best scores, advance to the second round. From those four, the one with the best ride or run in the second go round takes home $7,500 in each event! The total purse is $100,000 for the single performance. You watch the best of the best compete for big money and the title of Cinch Chute Out Champion, all in one night!

The COOPER DRAW RANCH contains approximately 8,500 acres and is located about 33 miles south of Ozona. Ranges from rough country to high rolling hills and wide productive draws. Watered by four wells. Game include whitetail deer, turkey, and a few wandering exotics. Some minerals. $785/acre

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FAIRGROUND FUN

It’s springtime in San Angelo, and that can only mean one thing: The rodeo is in town!

Not only does the rodeo bring excitement of cowboys, horses, rodeo clowns and princesses; children and adults look forward to the annual rodeo carnival held on the Coliseum Fairgrounds. This year will host the biggest carnival ever!

From the parking lot, the smell of funnel cakes and cotton candy fill the air, the sounds of the rides can be heard from the gate, and the Ferris wheel, which temporarily changes the city’s skyline for 17 days, can be seen from the midway.

For many people, the carnival is about more than just rides and mouth-watering fried food. It’s about tradition. It’s about childhood memories. It’s about community. Each year the fairgrounds sees about 150,000 people and this year could be a record breaker!

COORS BEER BARN

The Coors Beer Barn is a great place for adults to sit back and have a cold beer after being at the fairgrounds and rodeo all day! Between the live music, ice cold Coors beer, and good times, the Coors Beer Barn has it all!

Join us after the rodeo performances for live music, good times and cold Coors beer! 3/31 - LaDezz

4/1 - Will Banister

4/6 - Josh Weathers Music

4/7 - Cameron Wrinkle

4/8 - George Navarro

4/12 - The Stateline Band

4/13 - Official Dzaki Sukarno

4/14 - Braxton Keith

4/15 - Case Hardin

Admission to Fairgrounds:

FREE..............With Unlimited Ride Armband Carnival Super Pass

FREE..............With Rodeo Ticket

$8..................Adults

$5..................Children 11 and under

ALL YOU CAN RIDE for just $125! Purchase a CARNIVAL SUPER PASS and you will be on your way to exploring everything the carnival has to offer. This includes free admission to the fairgrounds at no additional charge. The Carnival Super Pass is available at the Coliseum Box Office and online www.sanangelorodeo. com starting 03/06/23.

There is a one-day unlimited ride arm band for $35 during the weekday (Wednesday - Friday), and $50 on Saturdays or Sundays. Gate admission is also required to purchase the daily band.

CARNIVAL HOURS:

Wed, Thurs, Friday: 5 p.m. - 11 p.m.

Saturday & Sunday: 11 a.m. – midnight

showcasing their techniques at the El Caballo Spanish Horse Centre in Western Australia. In 2009, James and Steers relocated to New South Wales to begin incorporating liberty training into their work and during that time James and Steers officially founded Double Dan Horsemanship with the goal of turning their love of horses, exceptional training techniques, and interest in equine entertainment into an international phenomenon. Since then, Double Dan Horsemanship has performed in 9 different countries, been featured in more than 1000 live shows, and conducted training clinics all over the world. Today Double Dan Horsemanship operates one headquarters in Lexington, Kentucky, USA and one in Tamworth, New South Whales, Australia. James and Steers continue to push the limits of horsemanship and entertainment with eye-opening clinics and exhilarating performances wowing audiences near and far, and educating horsemen and women everywhere they go and they do it all…

Our mission is to help create well rounded horses that are able to go on to do any discipline or job and achieve that perfect equine relationship.