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Ty Murray

WORLD PREMIERE

THIS IS NOT A RODEO!

With personalities and stories that are better than fiction,

these cowboys are now richer than fiction would have them.

Theirs is a modern day cowboy story...

STARING A BUNCH OF BULL RIDERS

Justin McBride	Tuff Hedeman	Cody Lambert
Ty Murray	Lane Frost	Randy Bernard
	Cody Lambert

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 21st 5 P.M.

PASO ROBLES INN BALLROOM

Justin McBride

World Champion Larry Mahan

will MC along with

Justin McBride

Special Guest

Appearances & Music

Ramblin' Jack Elliott

Norm Stephens

Jack Tempchin

Justin McBride

Gary Leffew

Justin McKee

Randy Bernard

and film maker

Joe Loverro

TICKETS & SCHEDULES

"This Is Not A Rodeo!” the declaration that marks the opening of every Professional Bull Riders event. A simple statement that summarizes the mission of the 20 bull riders that parted ways with rodeo in 1992 to start a bull riding league of their own. These men considered themselves the stars of rodeo, and were supremely confident that bull riding could thrive as its own sport. No longer would they share the spotlight, and more importantly the prize money, with those they considered inferior rodeo contestants. So strong was their belief in this concept, that each invested $1000 of their own money. A seemingly modest investment, but for rodeo athletes of that era, this was a giant leap of faith. From that $20,000 the Professional Bull Riders, or PBR was born. An organization that sixteen years later is among the fastest growing in all of sports, and was recently purchased by Spire Capital, a New York based venture capital group, for nearly $100 million. Thus culminating one of the great American success stories in recent history, and like any success story this one is not without its share of drama and conflict. A story made greater when you consider these men are real life cowboys. Much of their success can be attributed to the shared code they live by, and how tough it is to make a living at what they do. In reality bull riders fail more often than they succeed, and perform under the pressure of knowing that each ride can be their last. They have faced that danger, and every other challenge with a brand of bravery that has come to define them, and has now enriched them beyond their wildest dreams.