Cheyenne Frontier Days Individual Highlight: Faces of the Rodeo
The Wyoming Tribune Eagle’s new pictorial history book – Cheyenne Frontier Days: A Photographic Celebration of the 125th "Daddy of ’em all" – chronicles the ten-day course of this remarkable roping-, riding-, racing-filled rodeo.
John Douch, of Huntsville, Texas, competes in tie-down roping. MICHAEL CUMMO / WYOMING TRIBUNE EAGLE
From barrel racing and buckle winning, to pancakes and planes, within these pages you will see photos showcasing all that the “Daddy of ‘em all” has to offer. You will see people cheering; people singing, smiling, and laughing.
Loriana Walter, 13. RHIANNA GELHART / FOR THE WYOMING TRIBUNE EAGLE
You will also see photos of fierce competition; of grit, gumption, desire, and balls-to-the-wall, leave-it-all-out-on-the-field determination.
Olsen Meanus screams as he rides his horse toward the finish line to win the wild horse race. MICHAEL CUMMO / WYOMING TRIBUNE EAGLE
Most of all you will see community; you will see family, history, heritage. You will see all of the reasons that Cheyenne Frontier Days has persevered for 125 years. Heck, you may even see a memory.
Taylor and Jordan Williams, from Georgia, with the Cheyenne Frontier Days sign. MEGAN WILLIAMS
With hundreds of vibrant images gathered from the Tribune Eagle and from the community, this limited-edition book is the perfect holiday gift for your loved ones. Click the link below to purchase!
$39.95