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Eagle County Fair and Rodeo royalty ready for the Eagle Flight Days parade, June 1989. From left: Attendant, Jo Jo Walker; Queen, Lacey Satterfield; Jr. Princess, Heather Miller.
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Fair and Rodeo royalty riding in the Eagle Flight Days parade, June 1988. Left to right, Queen, Melissa King; Jr. Princess, Lacey Satterfield; Attendant, Dee Ann Jansen.
63. Rodeo
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Automobiles parked with spectators perched on top watching calf roping. The rodeo may have been at either Minturn or what is now Maloit Park in the 1930s.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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1939: Cowboy riding a steer during rodeo, Eagle, Colorado. Additional riders in background. The Eagle County Court House, built in 1932, is visible; riding is being done on the West side of the Court House (in 2006, this is now a park).
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
65. Sheryl Norman
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Sheryl Norman [Alexander], 1969 Queen, Eagle Valley Junior Rodeo.
66. Bronc riding
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67. Steer wrestling
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68. Toponas Rodeo
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"A Toponas rodeo in 1927. Carrol Chambers is the rider. For a number of years, rodeos were popular in small communities like Yampa, Toponas, Burns and McCoy, but now, those who are interested in these events prefer to attend big ones." -- McCoy Memoirs p.36
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Morgan Goss discusses his time as a cowboy in Mesa County during the early 1900’s. The interview was conducted by the Mesa County Oral History Project, a collaboration of Mesa County Libraries and the Museums of Western Colorado.
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72. August 3-5, 2000
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Verso of the 2000 Eagle County Fair & Rodeo invitation to ride.
73. Kasey Luark
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The 2000 Eagle County Fair & Rodeo invitation to ride. 1999-2000 Queen, Kasey Luark, is featured on the front.
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Dick Lloyd talks about cattle ranching in Western Colorado both before and after the Taylor Grazing Act, about moving cattle around to different grazing areas in Colorado, and about shipping them to Denver by rail via the De Beque Stockyard. He speaks about training horses and using horses to herd cattle. Bertha Lloyd discusses her courtship with Dick, their chivaree and their marriage. The two of them describe homesteading in a log cabin on the Grand...