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Roundup Club Open Rodeo

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Event# 918-967-8681

Event Details

FIRST Week-end in August
Gates open a 6:pm Rodeo Starts at 8:00 pm Bareback Riding, Calf roping, Girls Breakaway, Ranch Bronc. Team Roping, Barrell Racing, Jr. Barrell Racing, Bull ridding

Roundup Club Open Rodeo

Address : Stigler Round Up Club Okmulgee OK
Phone : 918-967-8681   (Always call and confirm events.)

Email Address : chamber@tulsaconnect.com

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