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Plenty to do at the 67th Annual Brush Rodeo

The Brush Rodeo Association is gearing up for the 67th Annual Brush Rodeo, which will take place at the Morgan County Fairgrounds during the Independence Day long weekend.

The festivities will kick off on Saturday, July 2 in the Mark Arndt Event Center with the Center for Arts and Community Enrichment (CACE) Western Art Show. The Saturday show will run from 3 to 7 p.m.

The cover art on the 2022 program will feature the

2021 Best of Show winner Daniel Ney, a Kansas sculptor who won the title for his bronze sculpture entitled “Kansas Cowboy.”

At 6:30 p.m. on July 2, rodeo events will begin with a performance from the Colorado Cowgirls, a drill and trick riding team based in northeastern Colorado. The rodeo itself will begin at 7 p.m., during which there will be Mutton Bustin’, a boot scramble activity and a rodeo clown for entertainment.

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Jamie Tow performs a trick at the 66th Brush Rodeo on July See RODEO, pg. 4 3.

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At 8 a.m. the following morning of July 3, slack events begin. The CACE Western Art Show and the Colorado Cowgirls will return at the same times as the previous night. The rodeo, again, will begin at 7 p.m. but because it is “Pioneer Night,” guests aged 62 and older will receive free admission. Entertainment will include a second night of mutton bustin’, a balloon scramble activity and the rodeo clown. The winner of the 2022 Watrous Pioneer Award will also be announced that evening.

On Monday, July 4, the day begins early with the

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Lions Club Pancake Breakfast in East Morgan County Library (EMCL) Park from 6 to 10 a.m.

The annual 4th of July parade — with a theme this year of “Freedom to Ride” — begins directly after breakfast at 10 a.m.

EMCL’s quilt show and book sale overlaps with the morning’s events, running from 7 to 11 a.m.

The CACE Western Art Show will run that day from 1 to 7 p.m. The Colorado Cowgirls will again open the night with a performance beginning at 6:30 p.m. In addition to the rodeo clown and, of course,

mutton bustin,’ there will also be a bring your own stick horse race for children and the announcement of the 2023 Brush Rodeo Queen.

A fireworks show will begin around 9 p.m. following the final rodeo events.

The Brush Area Chamber of Commerce will also be hosting a beer garden each night.

Rodeo tickets, which can be purchased at the gate, cost $5 for children and $10 for adults.

Stay up to date on Brush Rodeo announcements by following its Facebook page.

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The three-day rodeo closes with a fireworks show on July 4, 2021.

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History of the Brush Rodeo

1924 — A group of visionary Brush businessmen, spearheaded by Alonzo Petteys and J.R. Ryland, bought land and deeded it to the City of Brush. This property is known as Memorial Park and the Morgan County Fairgrounds.

1925 — The first Rodeo and Race was held.

1927 — Some 17,000 attended the 3rd Annual Brush Rodeo and Race when governor Billy Adams led the parade.

1929 — A small fee was charged for parking in addition to a 50 cents gate charge. This helped finance a new amplified public address system.

1940s — Local participants, won several events: 1942, Dean Christensen finished third in the pony race; 1943, Dale Stinton won the shoe race contest for boys over 70 pounds; 1946, Harry Mohrlang finished second in saddle bronc riding, while Bill Lowry won the bull dogging and calf roping.

1948 — New grandstands were added.

1949 — The first parimutual horse racing in Colorado made its debut in Brush.

1953 — Brought temporary changes with the horse racing held in May and June; the Brush Jay-

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See HISTORY, pg. 6 This photograph from circa 1940 shows a man on a bucking bronco at the Brush Rodeo.

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1955 — The Jacyees and other organizations formed the Brush Rodeo Association. The Association has since offered parades, rodeos, barbecues, fireworks and plenty of good, old-fashioned fun.

1975 — The Watrous Pioneer Award, to honor an individual whose pioneering spirit makes Brush a welcome spot for thousands of rodeo fans each year, was introduced.

1992 — The Rodeo Family of the Year Award was created by the Brush Rodeo Association. The Robert Walker family was the first recipient.

1995 — The Texas-Montana Trail Drive marker was dedicated to the public and new grandstands

were added. Also, the United States Postal Service created a collector’s stamp honoring the Brush Rodeo.

2004 — Brush Rodeo celebrates 50 years.

2005 — Brush Rodeo joins CPRA. 2014 — Brush Rodeo celebrates 60 years.

2017 — The 63rd Annual Brush Rodeo is presented July 2-4. The first performance of the Colorado Cowgirls Performance Team was marked. Annual rodeo dance made its return.

2020 — The COVID-19 pandemic forces the annual rodeo to be canceled.

2022 — The 67th Brush Rodeo is held.

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Schedule of Brush Rodeo Events

The Colorado Pro Rodeo Association-sanctioned Brush Rodeo returns for its 67th year July 2-4.

Here’s a look at the events planned during and around the nightly rodeo performances at the Morgan County Fairgrounds in Brush.

Tickets to the rodeo are $10 for adults and $5 for kids 12 and under.

Gates open at 5 p.m., and the Brush Chamber of Commerce will offer a beer garden nightly.

Saturday, July 2

rodeo clown, mutton bustin’ and boot scramble.

Sunday, July 3

8 a.m. — Slack competition 3-7 p.m. — CACE Western Art Show 6:30 p.m. — Colorado Cowgirls performance 7 p.m. — Brush Rodeo’s second performance begins. Pioneer Night – Ages 62 and up admitted free. Watrous Pioneer Award presented. EnterFort Morgan Times file photo tainment includes mutton Kids ages 7 to 12 participate in the balloon scramble during bustin’, balloon scramble the 2021 Brush Rodeo. and rodeo clown.

3-7 p.m. — CACE Western Art Show open at Mark 6:30 p.m. — Colorado Arndt Event Center, MorCowgirls performance gan County Fairgrounds

7 p.m. — Brush Rodeo’s first performance begins.

Entertainment includes

Monday, July 4

6-10 a.m. — Lions Club Pancake Breakfast served

at East Morgan County Library Park. Pancakes, eggs and sausage.

7-11 a.m. — Quilt Show & Book Sale at East Morgan County Library.

10 a.m. — Fourth of July Parade in downtown Brush. Theme is “Freedom to Ride.”

1-7 p.m. — CACE Western Art Show 6:30 p.m. — Colorado Cowgirls Performance 7 p.m. — Brush Rodeo’s final performance begins.

2023 Queen will be announced. Entertainment includes rodeo clown, mutton bustin’ and BYO stick horse race.

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Mutton Bustin’ competitors to entertain rodeo-goers Mutton bustin’ returns to entertain the crowds at the Brush Rodeo, with three sets of competitors ages 4 to 7 ready to hold tight to their sheep and see who can cling the longest.

Participants for this year’s contests are:

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Morgan County Extension Agent Marlin Eisenach (top left) opens the gate for a Mutton Bustin' participant at the 2021 Brush Rodeo.

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Daniel Ney to be featured artist at the CACE Western Art Show

gan County Fairgrounds, 718 Ellsworth Street in Brush.

Featured artist for the The annual Western Art Show returns to the Brush event is Daniel Ney of Kansas City, Kansas. Ney’s Rodeo July 2-4, presented sculpture, “Kansas Cowby Morgan Community boy,” was chosen Best of College (MCC) Center Show at the 2021 Western for Arts and Community Art Show. A photo of the Enrichment (CACE) for the fourth year. The exhib- sculpture graces the cover it, which is free to visit, will of the 2022 Brush Rodeo feature 20 artists, including Program and is also feasome locals as well as oth- tured on this year’s Brush Rodeo Poster and other ers from around the state. promotional materials.

The show will be open “I am a native Kansan from 3 to 7 p.m. July 2-3 who seeks to explore my and 1 to 7 p.m. July 4, identities as a soldier, artist inside the Mark Arndt and a dreamer,” Ney said.”

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Raised in the kind of family America was founded (the hardworking and freedom loving) my values are central to my process. While I was in college, I was deployed to Iraq twice and have sought to find clarity and healing by categorizing myself though those unique experiences.”

Ney describes the process of bronze casting as a therapeutic outlet that “establishes the permanence of my experience implied by the strength of the material.” “ The regiment of the

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Daniel E. Ney's "Kansas Cowboy" sculpture won the Best of Show award at the 2021 CACE Western Art Show and is feaSee ART, pg. 11 tured on this year's Brush Rodeo promotional materials.

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process alone responds to a mind-numbing and mechanical past. Like the comfort in the hum of a diesel motor, the mile markers of the casting process provide parameters for the freedom to create. I delve into myself and then extrude out the form that describes the state I have honestly and consciously been considering. I think it’s important to be aware of the pulse of life – the freedom of the whole thing. It’s within that pulse I seek to describe my pleasure and pain, my wisdom and adventure.”

His professional commission work includes 13 per-

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Visitors enjoy the CACE Western Art Show at the Mark Arndt Event Center as a part of the 66th Annual Brush Rodeo at the Morgan County Fairgrounds.

manent bronze sculptures in the state capital city of Topeka, Kansas along with news and magazine publications for these achievements. His work has been shown at the Eisentrager-

Howard Art Gallery, William T. Kemper Art Gallery, Mingenback Art Gallery, Mark A. Chapman Gallery and is also exhibited nationally. Dan received his BFA in Sculpture and

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A piece shown at the 2021 CACE Western Art Show

Leadership Studies Minor from Kansas State University in 2015. He is currently completing his MFA at Ole Miss.

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Rodeo honors pioneers since 1975

The Brush Rodeo Association annually awards a deserving community member, family or group in Morgan County the Watrous Pioneer Award.

The award began in 1975 to honor those who have contributed significantly to the Morgan County community and who have shown a “pioneer” spirit.

Recipients of the award have helped Brush and Morgan County welcome guests from around the state and throughout the nation for the annual rodeo.

The award recipient is announced on July 3 prior to the start of the rodeo performance. Until the announcement, the recipi-

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Dr. Jack Collins was named the 2021 Watrous Outstanding Pioneer Award winner.

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1988 — Ruth Powell 1989 — Warren M. ‘Doc’ & Helen Watrous 1990 — Reverend Reinhold Opp 1991 — Elizabeth Church 1992 — Frank & Kathy Mercer 1993 — Calvin ‘Cal’ Leach & Eileen Wahlert 1994 — Howard & Idessa Mann 1995 — Don & Margaret Queen 1996 — Scott Wolever 1997 — Sylva Kula 1998 — Jim & Anna Marie Hutcheson 1999 — Phil & Betty Vondy 2000 — Mary Mohrlang 2001 — Carl & Lucille Schlothauer 2002 — Elton & Laura Ingmire;

Ray & Bev Ingmire 2003 — Ruth Scott 2004 — Harry Mohrlang 2005 — Etheldean Bell 2006 — John Glenn Family 2007 — Ron Edwards Family 2008 — Lloyd Hansen 2009 — John Woodward 2010 — Louis J. Lorenzini 2011 — Joy Kjeldgaard 2012 — Homer Wickham 2013 — Marvin and Beverly Kembel 2014 — Conrad Bostron Family 2015 — Art & Bernice Crosthwait 2016 — Phil Mortensen 2017 — Gary Hodgson 2018 — Larry & Patty Chartier Family 2019 — Steve Treadway 2021 — Jack “Doc” Collins

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Rodeo Royalty

A queen has been named for the Brush Rodeo every year since 1956.

Following is a glance at those who have served as queen.

1956 Joy Lowry 1957 Donna Koehler 1958 Lila Geyer 1959 Carol Bott 1960 Amy Asheim 1961 Gwen Green 1962 Terry Waitman 1963 Sharon Shawcross 1964 Evelyn Poitz 1965 Donna Dick 1966 Doris Weiss 1967 Beverly Nuss 1968 Sandy Tegtman 1969 Verna Segelke 1970 Rozalind Walbye 1971 Debra Hall 1972 Susan Wright 1973 Jaylene Ruggles

1974 Carol Wright 1975 Merrigwen Segelke 1976 Julie Weiderspan 1977 Kathie Krengel 1978 Jean Segelke 1979 Teri McCartney 1980 Carrie Weimer 1981 Kim Reitz 1982 Kise Irvine 1983 Janine Bruce 1984 Barb Irey 1985 Lori Warboys 1986 Denise Arb 1987 Stacy Hodgson 1988 Tracy Barnts 1989 Beki Wacker 1990 Evey Turner 1991 Brenda Cook 1992 Kaye McCartney 1993 Sally Kembel 1994 Sandy Owens 1995 Nora Vanatta 1996 Kristy Henderson 1997 Vanessa VonFeldt

1998 Kimber Thompson 1999 Lindsy Redman 2000 Elisa Magnuson 2001 Seandale Poe 2002 Crystal Sexton 2003 Michelle McCracken 2004 Erin Query 2005 Laura Klenda 2006 Kassi Watson 2007 Krystal Booth 2008 Jessie Haake 2009 Megan Dooley 2010 Kolby Bright 2011 Morgan Norris 2012 Rachael McCracken 2013 Elysa Mora 2014 Ayla Newman 2015 Madison Warffeli 2016 Clara Petersen 2017 McKenna VonFeldt 2018 Kyleigh Mellott 2019 Jordan Uhrig 2020-21 Rozilyn Sheppard 2022 Sateen Keller

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2021 Brush Rodeo Sweetheart Tenleigh Lorenzini, 2021 Brush Rodeo Queen Rozilyn Sheppard, and Sateen Keller, 2023 Brush Rodeo Queen candidate, attend a VIP event at the Western Art Show prior to the start of the 2021 rodeo.

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