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When On Any Sunday premiered in 1971, it wasn't just any movie. Directed by Bruce Brown -- who also helmed surfing classic The Endless Summer -- this insider look at motorcycle racing reached a wide audience that was fascinated by the heartfelt stories of

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Welcome to Southeastern Professional Rodeo Association. We are dedicated to producing professional rodeos throughout the South East. Sanctioned events include Bareback Ridng, Barrel Racing, Saddle Bronc Riding, Calf Roping, Breakaway Roping, Team Roping and Bull Riding.

Professional Bull Riders, Inc. (PBR), A Cowboy Bar. From the toughest sport on dirt, comes Louisville's most stunning country bar. Live country and southern rock bring the PBR party downtown to 4th St. Live! Throw in cold beer, hard drinks, and a little bull ridin' and it's every cowboy and cowgirl's nighttime oasis.

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rodeoz.com |The Authority Guide To Rodeo. Local and national rodeos, events, rodeo schools and pro bull riding with the PBR and PRCA.

July 4, 1888, became the birthday of professional rodeo when a group of Prescott, Arizona, merchants and professional businessmen organized the first formalized "cowboy tournament" and offered cash prizes. A cowboy named Juan Leivas walked off with rodeo's first professional title and was documented in the subsequent edition of the Arizona Journal-Miner. These "Cowboy Contests" continued and were planned, promoted and carried out by a committee of local merchants. From then on, rodeo has grown into a multimillion dollar enterprise with more than 700 professional rodeos in 50 states.