Regional bronc riders are expected to draw another huge crowd to Torrington on Saturday, Jan. 6, when the Western States Ranch Rodeo Association annual event opens in the Pavilion at the Goshen County Fairgrounds.
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TORRINGTON – Regional bronc riders are expected to draw another huge crowd to Torrington on Saturday, Jan. 6, when the Western States Ranch Rodeo Association annual event opens in the Pavilion at the Goshen County Fairgrounds.
Eastern Wyoming College students as well as cowboys from the Wheatland area will be among the 35 ranch bronc riders competing for cash and prizes on Bad Medicine bucking horses.
According to Naomi Loomis, regional representative of the WSRRA, riders are coming from seven states.