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In the Corral

Feb-Mar 2004

NFR - Glenn O'Neill & Rod Warren

If Glen O'Neill could have drawn a little better in the last 2 rounds the out come would have been different, Glen did his best on the ones that he got . Basically it was the luck of the draw and it cost him the world by a little over 4400 dollars.

Rod Warren rode his last 2 horses very intelligently; while not being overly aggressive he made sure he got the tweeter on both which won him the average because he was the only bronc rider to ride all 10. Neither of his last 2 rides won him a nickel in either round ( he was 75 and 74.5 pts respectively ) but in the end winning the average was worth $ 36,763.19 which when you do the math means each horse in the 9th and 10 th round were worth $18,000 plus.

Kamloops Cowboy Festival

The Eighth Annual Kamloops Cowboy Festival March 11-14
This year's theme is Stories of the Cariboo Trail

The reputation established by the Kamloops Cowboy Festival over the last few years continues to draw an ever-increasing number of fans and entertainers from through-out Western Canada and across North America. The festival has grown very rapidly over the last four years with 2003 total attendance figures reaching just over 4,200 over the four days of the Festival.

For details on entertainers exhibitors etc. or more complete information please check out the website at www.bcchs.com or email at cowboys@bcchs.com. For tickets write BCCHS Box 137 Kamloops BC V2C 5K3 or phone 1-888-763-2224.

The Kamloops Cowboy Festival is presented by the BC Cowboy Heritage Society, with the support of Calvary Temple Church and other sponsors. Tickets available in Kamloops at the Horsebarn.

CCCM Teams up with 4-H Clubs of Alberta!

Canadian Cowboy Country has embarked on a new fundraising endeavour with 4-H Clubs of Alberta. Beginning February 2004, 4-H Clubs in Alberta will be selling one-year subscriptions to CCCM for a healthy fundraising return. Along with subscription sales, watch for our brand new editorial feature profiling 4-H members, leaders and programs throughout the country. This pilot program has been embraced by 4-H Canada on a National level, and for one year, Alberta will be the test province. After the one-year period, the program will be rolled-out to all other Canadian provinces. CCCM is delighted to support this very worthwhile organization and we look forward to working with the more than 9,000 members and leaders in Alberta!