Jeeter Shockey of Pine Ridge won the bronc riding during the Ranch Rodeo at the Dawes County Fair on Saturday night. He tied for third in the first go-round with 77points and then won the finals with an 84-point ride on this palomino bronc from the Wilson Rodeo Co. string. The horse, named Mighty Mike, was South Dakota’s Bareback Horse of the Year in 2022.
Con Marshall
The winning Ranch Rodeo team at the Dawes County Fair on Saturday night has a Dawes County heritage. It was the Bar Lazy T Trucking team from Mitchell, made up of Shawn Chasek and his sons. They are, from left, Lane, Jake, Ty, Justin (standing) and Shawn. They won both phases of the competition. The Chaseks originally ranched in the Beaver Valley area.
Con Marshall
Despite losing a stirrup early in the action, Davin Serres was among the successful bronc rider at the Dawes County Fair’s Ranch Rodeo on Saturday night. He scored 74 points to barely miss making the finals. Serres will be a junior at Chadron High School this fall.
Con Marshall
Two members of the Wegener Proformance Horses from Oelrichs wrap up the legs on one of the three steers during the first round of the Ranch Rodeo on Saturday night at the Dawes County Fair. After the first critter was immobilized, two more had to be roped and loaded into a stock trailer.
Con Marshall
Wyatt Wegner had so much confidence while riding this bay bronc at the Dawes County Fair on Saturday night that he waved his hat while completing the eight-second journey. He scored 76 points to miss the finals by just one point. He also was a member of the Wegner Proformance Horses of Oelrichs entry in the other phase of the Ranch Rodeo.
The Bar Lazy T Trucking Co, entry made up of Shawn Chasek and his three sons—Lane, Jake and Ty--all of Mitchell, won both phases of the Ranch Rodeo, and Jeeter Shockey of Pine Ridge was the bronc riding winner at the Dawes County Fair on Saturday night.
Jeeter Shockey of Pine Ridge won the bronc riding during the Ranch Rodeo at the Dawes County Fair on Saturday night. He tied for third in the first go-round with 77points and then won the finals with an 84-point ride on this palomino bronc from the Wilson Rodeo Co. string. The horse, named Mighty Mike, was South Dakota’s Bareback Horse of the Year in 2022.
The winning Ranch Rodeo team at the Dawes County Fair on Saturday night has a Dawes County heritage. It was the Bar Lazy T Trucking team from Mitchell, made up of Shawn Chasek and his sons. They are, from left, Lane, Jake, Ty, Justin (standing) and Shawn. They won both phases of the competition. The Chaseks originally ranched in the Beaver Valley area.
Despite losing a stirrup early in the action, Davin Serres was among the successful bronc rider at the Dawes County Fair’s Ranch Rodeo on Saturday night. He scored 74 points to barely miss making the finals. Serres will be a junior at Chadron High School this fall.
Two members of the Wegener Proformance Horses from Oelrichs wrap up the legs on one of the three steers during the first round of the Ranch Rodeo on Saturday night at the Dawes County Fair. After the first critter was immobilized, two more had to be roped and loaded into a stock trailer.
Wyatt Wegner had so much confidence while riding this bay bronc at the Dawes County Fair on Saturday night that he waved his hat while completing the eight-second journey. He scored 76 points to miss the finals by just one point. He also was a member of the Wegner Proformance Horses of Oelrichs entry in the other phase of the Ranch Rodeo.
