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Also, on Friday, November 13, the 5D Barrel Race at Welcome Home Ranch Arena takes place. This race is a pre-race for the Gilbert Rodeo. Entries are still being accepted and are open to all riders including youth and seniors with no membership required. If you are interested or would like to know more, please visit their website.
Then, of course, Gilbert Days will include one of the most entertaining events, Mutton Bustin, from Friday, November 20 to Sunday, November 22. Little cowboys and cowgirls, from 4 to 7 years of age weighing 50 pounds or less, will show us how to ride sheep bareback. They will compete for the highest score and a shiny belt buckle depending on the difficulty and length of the ride. Safety helmets and guardian permission are required. The kids will also have assistance from rodeo clowns and staff keeping them safe. For more details on this event, visit their web page.
Along with the 31st Annual Pony Express Ride, which is a two-day ride, there will be a barbecue, a parade, raffle prizes, and a camp out adventure that is great for all ages. You can still join in on the fun by visiting their website.
For more information about the Gilbert Days Rodeo and to purchase tickets in advance visit their website. Both Friday and Saturday evening, rodeo fans and competitors will celebrate at the Gilbert Rodeo Days dance at Denim and Diamonds after the rodeos. We hope to see you there![/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]
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