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With the theme, “One Great County, One Great Fair,” The Navajo County Fair, Inc. is proud to welcome rodeo fans and rodeo athletes from all over the country to their 87th Annual rodeo. With origins dating back to 1926 in Taylor, Arizona and since its permanent residence in Holbrook, Arizona in 1931, The Navajo County Fair and Rodeo “takes great pride in maintaining a traditional down-home county fair and it is our hope everyone in Navajo County will come and enjoy the food, fun, entertainment, exhibits, and carnival.”
The rodeo festivities will commence September 12th, with a ribbon cutting, officially welcoming rodeo and fair fans alike to the 87th annual celebration. With a welcome address from Navajo County dignitaries, the weekend’s festivities will officially begin. The Navajo County Fair & Rodeo is proud to welcome Stock Contractor, Honeycutt Rodeo Company, Pro Rodeo Barrel Man, Troy “Wild Child” Lerwill, and Rodeo Announcer Jody Carper.
The Navajo County Ram Rodeo will take place on the evenings of Friday, September 14th and Saturday, September 15th. Each GCPRA (Grand Canyon Pro Rodeo Association) rodeo will include a 30-minute pre-show for fans to enjoy. Gates will open at 6pm on Friday evening with the pre-show beginning at 7pm. The official rodeo performance will begin at 7:30pm. On Saturday evening, gates will open at 4:30 pm, the pre-show will begin at 6pm, and the official rodeo performance at 6:30pm.
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