Ontario Rodeo Finals 2014 in Ancaster, Ontario

Ontario Rodeo Association ORA

In 1957, the Ontario Rodeo Association (ORA) was founded in Dundas, Ontario at the Bar 11 Ranch. The purpose of ORA is the promotion of Ontario rodeo. ORA also set out to create a standard set of rules that rodeo cowboys would follow. In addition to this, rules were also created in an effort to prevent the animals used in rodeos from being treated inhumanely.

What events are featured in the Ontario Rodeo Finals?

2014 Ontario Finals Rodeo Poster

As cowboys work their way up the rodeo ranks, ORA works in conjunction with the Ontario High School Rodeo Association and the Roping Association of Ontario. At the present time, rodeos have ladies barrel racing, steer wrestling, bull riding, saddle bronc riding, team roping, tie-down roping and bareback riding as the seven standard events. The optional events are junior barrels, junior steer riding and breakaway riding.
The Ontario Rodeo Finals are the Premier Championships of rodeo in the Province. All of the best cowboys and cowgirls from across Ontario will compete in three rounds of competition in an attempt to win Provincial and Finale prizes and awards.

When was the rodeo held?

International ProRodeo Announcer Joe Scully

In 2014, the Ontario Rodeo Finals started on 11/14 and end on 11/16. This rodeo took place in the Show Arena held at the Ancaster Fairgrounds in Jerseyville, Ontario. This location has hosted several other equine competitions in the past.. This is the third time the Ontario Rodeo Finals have been held at the Ancaster Fairgrounds. The attendance is always outstanding anytime the finals are held here.
International ProRodeo Announcer, Joe Scully, makes this rodeo of the most exciting finals in North America! Follow him on his Facebook Fan Page at facebook.com/RodeoAnnouncer and visit his website at www.joescully.com. 

Who competes in the rodeo and what do they win?

The participants in the Ontario Rodeo Finals consist of the top seven finishers in the standard events and the top five finishers in the optional events as they finished at the end of the regular season. Both the Provincial Year-end Champion and the Provincial Finals Champion are presented with buckles to commemorate their achievements. All-Around awards and titles are presented to the people who earn the most points in the various events.

Along with the rodeo, there were also vendors selling merchandise and food, a Kid’s Rodeo and several “Meet and Greet” sessions with the performers.

Cowboy Lifestyle Network is looking forward to next year’s Ontario Rodeo Finals! CLN signing out, Click On’ and Hang On’!

Here are the 2014 Ontario Rodeo Finals Champions:

Saddle Bronc – Rod Weese – 215 on 3
Tie Down – Ross Scully – 35.6 on 3
Breakaway – Barb Lillie – 12.4 on 2
Jr Bulls – Bryce Shaw – 209 on 3
Steer Wrestling – Tim Kemp/Joe Pennington tied 22.1 on 3
Barrels – Mandy Peidl – 41.708 on 3
Jr. Barrels “the Squad” – Lexi Pendry – 43.08 on 3
Team Roping – Cahill/Hennings 38.6 on 3
Bull Riding – Steve Foster – 79 on 1

Here are the 2014 ORA Season Champions:

Saddle Bronc – Rod Weese
Tiedown – Jarod Nooren
Breakaway – Sheri Cahill
Jr Bulls – Bryce Shaw
Steer Wrestling – Tyler Foster
Barrels – Joanne Fisher
Jr Barrels – Nicole Hamilton
Team Roping: HD – Trevor Dunk
Team Roping: HL – Jarod Nooren
Bull Riding – Nick Goncalves

Last Updated on 05/09/2019 by Aaron Kuhl

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Aaron Kuhl is a passionate advocate for the western lifestyle, bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to his role as Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Cowboy Lifestyle Network (CLN). Growing up as an Arizona native, with a mother who worked for Wrangler Western for over 30 years, Aaron was immersed in the cowboy culture from a young age. Aaron and his sister Heather grew up watching rodeos, as their grandfather and uncle were PRCA ProRodeo cardholders. This early exposure has given him a profound understanding and appreciation for the western way of life.

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