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Page 1 - Family Night - Local Team Roping
Page 2 - Family Night - Wild Cow Milking
Page 3 - Family Night - Baby Goat Milking
   2009 Rodeo - Saturday
Page 4 - Grand Entry, National Anthem
Page 5 - Bareback Riding / clown /
        Rodeo announcer, empty saddle
Page 6 - Tie Down Roping
Page 7 - Team Roping
Page 8 - Saddle Bronc Riding
Page 9 - Wild Cow Milking
Page 10 - Steer Wrestling
Page 11 - K9 Kings Dog Show
Page 12 - Barrel Racing
Page 13 & 14 - Bull Riding
    See Also

Rodeo Photos   
2004 Rodeo 
2007 Rodeo (Family Night)
2009 Rodeo (Family Night and Saturday Rodeo)
2010 Rodeo (Sunday)
2010 Jr. Rodeo
2013 Rodeo (Family Night and Sunday Rodeo)

Rodeo Parade 2009 Photos
Rodeo Parade Historical Photos

Livermore Stockmen's Rodeo Association
  (the official rodeo web site)

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Wild Cow Milking

In this event, the rider will rope the cow around the neck.
The "mugger" will then run in from the side and attempt to stabilize the cow by holding it in what looks like a head lock.
The rider dismounts and milks the cow into an empty water bottle.
He then runs back to the side of the arena with the milk to stop the clock.
The bottle is then checked for milk.

That is when all goes well.
The following photos are all from the same attempt.
The cow was not very cooperative, but the cowboys were VERY persistent.
The total time form my first to last photo was 1 minute, 39 seconds.  The actual time was probably several seconds longer as my first photo is well after the gate opened.

 


The cow looks deceptively docile in this photo
 

Picking up a little steam as she is roped.
 

 

The mugger attempt to stabilize the cow.
 

So far so good.
 

The cow strikes back...
 

 

 

Getting dragged around.
 

A little cow surfing
 

 

But they haven't given up yet.
 

Finally the opportunity to milk the cow.
 

Checking for milk...
 

...not real sure...
 

Crossing the line to stop the clock.
 

Anything in there??....
I believe they did not find any milk... after all of that effort!!

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