Quamby Rodeo - Mick Chaplain Memorial Bronc Chute Out

Quamby Rodeo - Mick Chaplain Memorial Bronc Chute OutWinner takes all Bronc Chute Out Trophy Buckle + Prizemoney In loving memory of Mick Chaplain, a fierce young competitor who grew up riding at Quamby and never missed a chance to nod his head for the chute. The Michael Chaplain Memorial Bronc Chute Out is dedicated to honoring his spiritcelebrating the courage to climb on, the mateship behind the chutes, and the love of Quamby rodeo that Mick carried with him. Forever in our hearts

(a header and a heeler)

Riders must ride with one hand and will be disqualified for:

Any rider who nominates in the Junior Girls Barrel Race cannot nominate in the Ladies Barrel Race

plain head collar

and the love of Quamby rodeo that Mick carried with him

The fact that bull riders on a regular basis do make qualified rides is truly a tribute to their skills and their intense concentration and focus

Bull riding is an ultimate test of courage and of strength

Not paying your day memberships will results in no RIDE

Held on Sunday afternoon

A horses job is to keep the steer running straight and to keep it from veering away

they can use their feet to pull themselves into position and to hold themselves up on a spinning bull

As the steer leaves from the chute the header proceeds to rope it around the neck the horns and the head