Lakeland Rodeo Association Finals sees powerful start

Mario Cabradilla Aug 31, 2024 10:06 PM
On Aug. 29, the Lakeland Rodeo Finals started with a bang in St. Paul, as riders persevere to stay on top of their bucking steeds.▲
During the Lakeland Rodeo Finals' grand opening on Aug. 29, a youth have a blast on the back of a sheep (mutton busting).▲
On Aug. 29, the Lakeland Rodeo Finals started with a bang in St. Paul, as riders persevere to stay on top of their bucking steeds.▲
On Aug. 29, the Lakeland Rodeo Finals started with a bang in St. Paul, as riders persevere to stay on top of their bucking steeds.▲
On Aug. 29, the Lakeland Rodeo Finals started with a bang in St. Paul, as riders persevere to stay on top of their bucking steeds.▲
On Aug. 29, the Lakeland Rodeo Finals started with a bang in St. Paul, as riders persevere to stay on top of their bucking steeds.▲
On Aug. 29, the Lakeland Rodeo Finals started with a bang in St. Paul, as riders persevere to stay on top of their bucking steeds.▲
On Aug. 29, the Lakeland Rodeo Finals started with a bang in St. Paul, as riders persevere to stay on top of their bucking steeds.▲
On Aug. 29, the Lakeland Rodeo Finals started with a bang in St. Paul, as riders persevere to stay on top of their bucking steeds.▲

ST. PAUL – The Clancy Richard Arena roared in cheers during the first day of the Lakeland Rodeo Association finals on Aug. 28, featuring a series of action-packed events from saddle bronc, bull riding, to bareback riding.

Rodeo performances took place on Friday, Saturday and will wrap up on Sunday.

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