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Rough N’ Ready in Stoughton with the New Hope Horse Club on Sept. 5

It’s that time of year again, the New Hope Horse Club is presenting its fourth annual Rough N’ Ready Roughstock Rodeo in Stoughton on Sept. 5 at 5 p.m. Located at the Stoughton Fairgrounds there’s fun and activities for all ages.
Stoughton Rodeo
Last year the Stoughton Rough N’ Ready Roughstock event weathered the rain until the sun came out to shine down on the event. With everything under the big tent, people stayed dry as they watched the gritty cowboys compete.

                It’s that time of year again, the New Hope Horse Club is presenting its fourth annual Rough N’ Ready Roughstock Rodeo in Stoughton on Sept. 5 at 5 p.m. Located at the Stoughton Fairgrounds there’s fun and activities for all ages.

                This year tickets can be found in advance at the Stoughton post office. Advance tickets are $10 for adults instead of $15, while youth tickets are $5, and 12 and under are free. Tickets are also available at the gate the day of the event.

                Roughstock is being supplied by Prime Time Rodeos, owned by Jim Lawrence of Kennedy.

                Events during the rodeo include mutton bustin’ and a new event this year, wild pony races.

                “We’ve added a new event this year, wild pony races,” DeeAnna Lyke, one of the organizers, explained. “We’ve had wild horse racing the last two years where three adults attempt to get on a wild horse and ride it across the finish line. The pony races are for kids seven to 14 and they’ll attempt to get on a miniature version of a horse and ride it.”

                Competition will heat up with barrel racing, wild horse races, steer riding, saddle broncs, bareback, and bull riding.

                There will be food vendors on site and kids’ activities available from 4-7 p.m. including bouncy castles, pony rides, and henna tattoos. A beer gardens will also be set up under the big tent as well, which is located next to the corral. So, come rain or shine the show will go on.

                A fundraiser for the New Hope Horse Club there will also be 50/50 tickets being sold during the event and there will also be a draw for a chance to win a pair of tickets to the 2015 Labour Day Classic.

                On site there will also be a family cabaret, which is featuring The Otherz.

                “They’re a country rock band,” Lyke stated. “They actually were the closing band at Craven this year all three nights.”

                Seeing success over the years with the event has led the New Hope Horse Club to continue hosting the roughstock rodeo as a fundraiser for their club. With numerous volunteers and sponsors the evening is all about community and community entertainment.

                Last year competitors in the Rough N’ Ready event participated from across the prairies, putting on a fantastic show as they attempted to ride Prime Time Rodeo’s best.

                Efforts by the New Hope Horse Club over the years have seen improvements to the grounds. Most recently they were able to upgrade the arena by purchasing and setting up lights, which was a large project.

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