EVENTS ITINERARY & GUIDE RODEO @MATTCOHENPHOTO AMERICA S ORIGINAL EXTREME SPORT! APRIL 12th - APRIL 22nd, 2018
Welcome to Red Bluff s 11 Days of Round-Up! For the ninth consecutive year, the Round-Up Association expressed interest in a publication to present an overview of the community events leading up to one of the most renowned 3-day rodeos in the USA. The Red Bluff Tehama-County Chamber of Commerce enthusiastically agreed to collect information on, and coordinate the events, and the Daily News agreed to compose and publish this official program. Distribution will occur as an insert to the Daily News on Wednesday, April 11th, insert to the MVP to non-subscribing Red Bluff households on the same day, with extra copies for around-town distribution. This program would not have been possible without the financial support of the Round-Up Association itself, Foothill Distributing, and sponsored bottom-page strips promoting upcoming events and ongoing programs to make Tehama County an even better place to live, work, and play. Nor would it have been possible without the cooperation of so many groups, clubs and businesses cooperating in planning such a rich and diverse program of events to support the 97th Tehama County s crown jewel annual event, the Red Bluff Round-Up! Let er Buck! Enjoy! 11 Days Coordinating Committee: Dave Gowan, CEO, Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber of Commerce Lisa Hansen, Express Employment Professionals Chair, Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber of Commerce John Trede, President, Red Bluff Round-Up Association James Miller, Red Bluff Round-Up Manager Corky Kramer, representing the Red Bluff Round-Up Board of Directors John Growney, Growney Brothers Ranch MULTI-DAY EVENTS Business Decorating Contest Decorate your business to interpret the Round-Up theme Home Town Champions Judging begins at 8 a.m. Tuesday, April 10 th at Cornerstone Community Bank Presentation of awards at the Cowboy Coffee. You don t have to be present to win. Participants will be announced in the Daily News. Displays will be photographed for the Red Bluff Chamber and Red Bluff Round-Up websites and Facebook. For more information call the Red Bluff Chamber of Commerce office at 527-6220 ext. 301 Sunrise Rotary Presents Roving Jail The self-appointed vigilantes of Red Bluff Sunrise Rotary along with other daily unscrupulous deputized marshals and their Sheriff will be out in full force arresting any offenders who dare not dress in western attire during Round-Up week April 16-21. So dust off your rodeo duds or bring a pile of cash, because we are ready to wrangle the worst offenders. The violating varments will be arrested, detained, and incarcerated in our hoosegow. Their only hope is to bail out. See Marshal Jessie James Woods at the Gold Exchange to arrange for us to arrest some unsuspecting suspect or call Jessie at 528-8000. You can save your bacon by buying a GET OUT OF JAIL FREE CARD thereby avoiding the posse and fine for $20.00 Proceeds Benefit: CHP Explorers, Tehama County Library, and Corning Chamber of Commerce. AMERICA S ORIGINAL EXTREME SPORT! WELCOME TO THE 97 TH TICKET GOOD TICKETS PACKAGES STILL FOR AVAILABLE! FAMILIES www.redbluffroundup.com (530) 527-1000
The Round-Up Cowboy Coffee Meet Round-Up Directors and local leaders at this Round-Up Kickoff event on th April 12 at 7:45 am It will be held this year at the Day One THURSDAY, APRIL 12TH Red Bluff Dodge Showroom, 545 Adobe Rd., Red Bluff Enjoy live music and a full breakfast! The 11 Days of Round-Up schedule will be an nounced. The winners of the Round-Up Business Decorating will receive their awards. Red Bluff - Tehama County Chamber of Commerce presents Cowboys & Kids Assemblies Wednesday-Friday, April 11-13, 2018 Tehama County Elementary & City of Red Bluff Schools Bianchi Orchards Round-Up Walnut and Wine Tasting Day Two FRIDAY, APRIL 13TH Friday, April 13, 1-5 p.m. Bianchi Barn, 10337 HWY 99E, Los Molinos, CA Come shop at our 1920 s Barn and enjoy our delicious wines paired with plain, glazed & chocolate covered walnuts! $5.00 tasting. Shop Hours Thurs-Saturday 10am-4pm 530-527-9157 bianchiorchards.com 2018 Main Event Art Gallery Western Art Show & Sale Friday, April 13, 5-8 p.m. Main Event Gallery, 710 Main Street, Red Bluff Featuring Jamie Means, Western Art by RBAA & TCPC members, Barbara Ann Ramsey, Suzanne Bears and J. Levoy Ostrander.
Round-Up Week KICK-OFF Day Three SATURDAY, APRIL 14TH All Chili inquiries call 527-8748 Car Show info call 953-6345 Chili Merchandise Vendors call the Chamber 527-6220 Red Bluff Round-Up Regional Chili Cook-Off Washington and Pine Serving 11:30am-3pm International Chili Society Cook-Off Local Peoples Choice Chili & Salsa Competition The Red Bluff Rotary Club and the International Chili Society present this World Championship Qualifying Chili Cook-Off. Come sample The People s Choice Chili and vote for your favorite!!! Proceeds benefit The Red Bluff Rotary Club, who provides scholarships to Tehama County students and supports community youth enrichment and community service projects. Vendors open from 9am-3pm All Craft, Product & Food Vendor Booths organized by the Red Bluff Chamber of Commerce. CATCH A BREAK FO R YO U AN D YO U R WALLET 20 MINS SOUTH OF RED BLUFF ON I-5 For information call the Chamber office at 527-6220 ext. 301 or www.instagram.com/rbchamber
Red Bluff Rotary Club proudly presents the 17 th Annual Car Show Pine Street between Main & Washington, 9am to 3pm OPEN TO ALL YEARS, MAKES & MODELS! FREE Show of local vehicles! Call Rob McGrew for information and to enter 530.953.6345 Day Three SATURDAY, APRIL 14 TH 50th Annual Lariat Bowl Rodeo Doubles 2018 Bowling Tournament Saturday & Sunday, April 14 & 15 Lariat Bowl, 365 S. Main St., Red Bluff To register go to www.lariatbowl.com, for more info call Susan McFadyen at 530-527-2720 Day Four SUNDAY, APRIL 15 TH 2017 Barrel Racer Red Wine Release Celebration Sunday, April 15, 1:30-5pm Tehama Oaks Winery 14494 Warren Ave., Red Bluff Release of our 2017 Wild West Blend Barrel Racer Red Honoring Nellie Williams-Miller, 2017 NFR World Champion Barrel Racer LIVE MUSIC - GREAT FOOD - GOOD WINE
Day Six TUESDAY,, APRIL 17 TH Red Bluff Rotary Community Luncheon Hosted by Rotary, the Tough Enough to Wear Pink Community Luncheon joins forces with the Red Bluff Round-Up with hopes to raise money for St. Elizabeth Community Hospital here in Red Bluff. The event never disappoints with great food and auction items. Tues, April 17, 11:45-1:30 Tehama District Fairgrounds, Cafeteria Building 670 Antelope Blvd. Red Bluff Fundraiser Barbecue and Auction Questions? Vicki Stroud 530-528-4707 or Sue Ampi 530-527-0407 ext 112, 530-737-7537 For more information on the events: Red Bluff Chamber of Commerce 100 Main St, Red Bluff, CA (530) 527-6220 ext. 301 www.redbluffchamber.com www.facebook.com/redbluffchamber email: info@redbluffchamber.com www.redbluffroundup.com/events www.instagram.com/rbchamber Red Bluff Daily News www.redbluffdailynews.com Wed. - Fri. April 18, 19, 20 Tehama District Fairground Timed Events Rodeo Slack 10am-2:30pm FREE TO THE PUBLIC! For more information call 527-1000 Day Seven WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY APRIL 18 TH - 22 ND Mutton Busting Friday, April 20, 6pm Sunday, April 22, 12:30pm Wild Pony Racing Friday, April 20, 7pm Saturday, April 21, 2:30pm Sunday April 22, 1:30pm AMERICA S ORIGINAL EXTREME SPORT! WELCOME TO THE 97 TH TICKET GOOD TICKETS PACKAGES STILL FOR AVAILABLE! FAMILIES www.redbluffroundup.com (530) 527-1000
Day Seven WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 TH Wed, April 18, 5pm, Pauline Davis Pavilion Cowboys Barrel Race Bud Light 3000 4D Cowgirls Bikini Barrel Race For more information call (530) 527-1000 7th Annual Red Bluff Round-Up Blood Drive Wednesday, April 18, 11am-6 pm Tehama County Fairgrounds, Cafeteria/Auditorium Participants receive one of a kind hat & a Red Bluff Round-Up ticket on Sunday. (while they last) Entrance Badges available for purchase at the Palamino Room, Reynolds Ranch, The Loft & the Red Bluff Chamber of Commerce PRCA CONTESTANTS FREE ADMISSION (WITH CARD) Day Eight THURSDAY, APRIL 19 TH Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber & Tehama County Cattlemen s Round-Up Cowboy Mixer Reynolds Ranch & Farm Supply 5:30pm-10pm 501 Madison Street in Red Bluff Delicious fajita s served by the Tehama County Cattlewomen! Must be 21 or older to attend. Raise your glass and toast the 97th Red Bluff Round-Up! Enjoy no-host cocktails, music, food and dancing. Mix and mingle with the cowboys of the Round-Up, community leaders, your friends and neighbors. The community of Red Bluff asks that you drink responsibly and always designate a driver. For more information call the Red Bluff Chamber of Commerce office at 527-6220 ext. 301 Entrance badges are available now, you can be purchase them at Reynolds Ranch/ The Loft, the Palomino Room, at the Chamber or at the door for just $10. AMERICA S ORIGINAL EXTREME SPORT! WELCOME TO THE 97 TH TICKET GOOD TICKETS PACKAGES STILL FOR AVAILABLE! FAMILIES www.redbluffroundup.com (530) 527-1000
Day Nine FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH 2018 Red Bluff - Tehama County Chamber of Commerce presents For more information call the Red Bluff Chamber of Commerce office at 527-6220 ext. 301 Cowboy Golf Tournament Register now for this fun golf tournament held at Wilcox Oaks Golf Club 9 a.m. shotgun start April 20 Register online at www.redbluffchamber.com Registration deadline April 13 Pro Rodeo Cowboys play for free Rodeo performance H 97T ANNUAL begins at 7pm TICKET PACKAGES FOR FAMILIES... Friday Family Four Pack Four Tickets for Just $50 Visit www.redbluffroundup.com, by phone at (530) 527-1000 or the Round-Up Office at the Fairgrounds Friday s performance sponsors: Tri County Bank & FoodMaxx FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH Red Bluff Kiwanis PANCAKE BREAKFAST Day Ten SATURDAY, APRIL 21ST Elks Lodge from 7am to 10am - $5 Breakfast Fundraiser CHILDREN UNDER 6 YEARS OLD FREE 355 Gilmore Road in Red Bluff Proceeds go to send local kids to Kiwanis Camp. Includes all you can eat pancakes, ham, coffee, milk and orange juice 2018
Red Bluff Round-Up Parade Grand Marshal World Barrel Racing Champion Nellie Miller With every generation there is groundwork laid to make things better for the next generation and for Nellie Miller it is no different. A Tehama county native, Nellie was born into a family with a rodeo history. Her grandfather Delmer Botts was the first in her family to rodeo in the 1960 s and 1970 s. Her paternal grandfather Bill Williams was a great horseman, trainer and advocate for rodeo. Followed by her parents Sam and Roxy Williams who traveled and competed with different levels of success along the way. For Nellie s family rodeo is not just a hobby, but a way of life that starts at the roots. Nellie grew up traveling with her family to watch her father compete. At the age of twelve Nellie started to compete and soon was in action at the rodeos alongside her father and brother. Their father Sam made sure they were always mounted on great horses. Being a team roper and horse trainer Sam raised and trained all of the horses that Nellie rode. She started out on a great mare they called Reba. Reba later went on to produce two horses that Nellie continued to win on, Blue Duck and Sister. Traveling mostly in California, Nellie got her start in the California Cowboys Professional Rodeo Association aboard Reba. Nellie and Reba won the barrel racing rookie of the year in 2001. She went on to win barrel racing titles in 2004 and 2007, and was the first woman to win the all-around title in 2007 competing in barrels and breakaway roping. She also competed in high school rodeo with state barrel racing championships in 2003 and 2004, and state breakaway roping championship in 2005. She went on to attend college at UNLV and rodeoed on the UNLV rodeo team. She started to ride Blue Duck during this time and won two west-coast region barrel racing championships in 2007 and 2008 along with a national team championship in 2008. In 2007 Nellie decided to enter into the professional ranks. Stepping into the next level came naturally winning many big rodeos her rookie year and making the California Circuit Finals. She climbed the ranks each year getting closer and closer to the top 15, and in 2010 she accomplished her biggest goal yet and made it to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (WNFR) ranked 7th in the world. For a few years rodeo slowed down a bit as she got married and started a family of her own. Her husband James Miller is the general manager of the Red Bluff Round-Up and they have two daughters Payton (5) and Hadley (3). While she was starting her own family her father Sam Williams was home training horses. By 2016 she was back to competing, now riding the horse they call Sister. Sister is a half-sister to her great horse Blue Duck, and she quickly excelled in the rodeo arena. In 2016 she had some of her biggest wins including California Rodeo Salinas, Ellensburg Rodeo and the California Circuit Finals Rodeo. 2017 proved to be the best year yet including wins at Reno Rodeo, St. Paul, OR, and Ellensburg, WA for the 2nd year in a row, and winning reserve championship at the Calgary Stampede. The winnings from Calgary through this time of the year were enough to secure her a ranking to go to the WNFR a 2nd time. During the ten days in Las Vegas all of the experience, teamwork, knowledge, and horsemanship paid off in the best way possible leaving as the WNFR average champion and the 2017 World Champion Barrel Racer. Though she has accomplished the highest achievement that can be awarded she is far from done. She has many more rodeos to go to and two daughters who will no doubt follow family tradition. Some day she hopes to be walking them down the alley at the Thomas and Mack arena just like her father has done for her. The Chamber, the Round-Up, and the whole County would like to say Congratulations Nellie Miller, Tehama County s Champion! You make us proud! Red Bluff - Tehama County Chamber of Commerce presents 64TH Annual Round-Up Parade Downtown Red Bluff, 10am Day Ten SATURDAY, APRIL 21ST 2018 Watch a living legend The Wells Fargo Stagecoach is rolling into town Saturday in the Round-Up Parade This years theme Home Town Champions Featuring over 100 colorful entries including over 25 floats, 30 equestrian units, classic automobiles, bands, marching units and much more, takes place on Saturday, April 21 at 10 a.m. preceding the second performance of this year s Round-Up. Held in historic downtown Red Bluff, thousands of spectators from throughout Northern California line the parade route to enjoy this key traditional aspect of the total Round-Up experience as announced by three separate announcing stations. For more information call the Red Bluff Chamber of Commerce office at 527-6220 ext. 301
97 TH Day Ten SATURDAY, APRIL 21ST ANNUAL 2018 Saturday s performance sponsors: Wells Fargo Bank and Red Bluff Dodge SATURDAY APRIL 21ST Rodeo performance begins at 2:30pm TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Visit www.redbluffroundup.com, by phone at (530) 527-1000 or the Round-Up Office at the Fairgrounds SATURDAY NIGHT CONCERT OPENER Chris Lane Saturday, April 21, 2018 6:30 PM Tickets: $25-$35 Pauline Davis Pavilion at the Tehama District Fairground Morgan Wallen
97 TH Day Eleven SUNDAY, APRIL 22ND ANNUAL 2018 SUNDAY, APRIL 22DN Rodeo performance begins at 1:30pm One in Eight women risk the chance of breast cancer One in 36 breast cancer victims will die St. E s can help in the prevention and diagnosis of this tragic disease Red Bluff Round-Up has joined the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in the Tough Enough to Wear Pink fundraising effort. Join us April 23rd in the fight against breast cancer. St. Elizabeth Community Hospital redbluff.mercy.org 2550 Sister Mary Columba Drive, Red Bluff, CA 96080 Communities in the North State Service Area of Dignity Health are served by St. Elizabeth Community Hospital in Red Bluff, Mercy Medical Center Redding and Mercy Medical Center Mt. Shasta Cowboy Church Services Sunday, April 22, 10am South Arena Grand Stand, Fairgrounds TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Visit www.redbluffroundup.com by phone at (530) 527-1000 or the Round-Up Office at the Fairgrounds
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