Rodeo time in Langley

Giddy up! Annual Little Britches Rodeo held at Langley Riders Arena

  • Jun. 26, 2013 11:00 a.m.
  • Sports
Yvonne James chases down a steer during the steer daubing competition on Sunday at the Langley Riders Arena in Brookswood. Steer daubing involves chasing down a steer and tagging it with tennis ball dipped in mustard. It was a busy weekend as about 50 competitors took part in a B.C. Little Britches Rodeo on Saturday, while another 90 competed on Sunday at a Langley Riders Society local rodeo.

Yvonne James chases down a steer during the steer daubing competition on Sunday at the Langley Riders Arena in Brookswood. Steer daubing involves chasing down a steer and tagging it with tennis ball dipped in mustard. It was a busy weekend as about 50 competitors took part in a B.C. Little Britches Rodeo on Saturday, while another 90 competed on Sunday at a Langley Riders Society local rodeo.



 

Yvonne James chases down a steer during the steer daubing competition on Sunday at the Langley Riders Arena in Brookswood. Steer daubing involves chasing down a steer and tagging it with tennis ball dipped in mustard. It was a busy weekend as about 50 competitors took part in a B.C. Little Britches Rodeo on Saturday, while another 90 competed on Sunday at a Langley Riders Society local rodeo.

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