Ranch, Rodeo, And Random News Outlet

Cast of Back to the Future trilogy including: Michael J. Fox joins Celebrity Line-Up FAN EXPO Dallas – the largest comic, sci-fi, horror, anime and gaming event in Texas – continues their tradition of bringing some of Hollywood’s biggest names to the Lone Star State at the 18th Annual Fan Expo Dallas May 3-5, 2019, at the Dallas Convention Center, with the appearance of cast members from the Back to the Future Trilogy including Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Tom Wilson and James Tolkan.   “There is nothing more time-tested that the fandom behind the Back to the Future trilogy. We want to bring to Dallas the unique experience and once-in-a lifetime gathering of the actors who made the town of Hill Valley iconic for generations,” says Andrew Moyes, Vice President Fan Expo HQ. The cast announcement follows previously announced celebrity guests Jason Momoa (Aquaman, Game of Thrones, Stargate: Atlantis), Zachary Levi (Shazam, Chuck, Thor: Ragnar...

–Coupled with PBR’s Elite Series, WCRA will hold its second Major of 2019, Titletown Stampede to be Televised on CBS Sports– For the first time in the city of Green Bay, an unforgettable weekend of western sports action will combine the PBR (Professional Bull Riders) and World Champions Rodeo Alliance (WCRA) in three days of on-the-dirt action.   PBR’s elite series will debut at Resch Center for two days of epic rides and wrecks. Sandwiched between the PBR event, WCRA, a new marquee rodeo, will bring its own brand of western sports excitement to the popular bull-riding event. The WCRA Titletown Stampede – a One-Day $1 Million Major Rodeo – will be WCRA’s second major of 2019. “Following a great weekend in Chicago in January for the first million-dollar WCRA rodeo of the 2019 season, we’re thrilled to again p...

Cody Nance   earned his first-ever win at the PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Denver Chute Out Velocity Tour (VT) event during the National Western Stock Show Wednesday night after being the only rider to go a perfect 3-for-3 at the three-day bull riding.   Nance immediately dedicated the victory to fallen bull rider  Mason Lowe  at the conclusion of the event. Lowe passed away on Tuesday night at Denver Health as a result of injuries sustained in competition when a bull stepped on his chest at the Denver Coliseum at the National Western Complex.    Photo credit – Hector Acevedo/Zuma Press “I’m just thankful that God gave us the ability to do what we love to do,” Nance said while tearing up. “Mason and I shared a passion for bull riding, and we got to do it together for a long time. I saw him ride lot of good bulls and I never saw him quit. I think he’d be glad that we came out and gave it our all tonight. This win means the world not...