Bar-None Rodeo

10/19/2025

Congratulations to Avery Martinez! Our double winner in the mutton bustin and donkey riding at the ranch rodeo! Watch for this cutie to be riding next year!

09/07/2025

Congratulations to our winning teams of our ranch rodeo! Thanks to all of the cowboys that came and participated.
1st Place -Trey Steward Cattle
2nd Place-T. Wood Cattle
3rd Place-Spears Cattle Co.
4th Place-Crossroads

09/06/2025

Being drawn tonight…

🇺🇸Great raffle this year by the Plainview Bar-None Rodeo Association!! Pick up your tickets from Gebos in Plainview, any member of the association, or purchase night of rodeo. Drawing will be held at Ranch Rodeo September 13th. Tickets $5.00 each or 5 for $20.00.
***Please feel free to message us on Facebook we can connect you with raffle tickets.

09/06/2025

It’s an amazing cool evening to come watch cowboys compete at the Bar-None tonight in Plainview, Texas! Sixteen teams entered and arena is perfect, great food in the concession, and raffle being drawn shortly.

09/01/2025

Be sure to get your raffle tickets drawing will be held this Saturday August 6th at the Ranch Rodeo!!

🇺🇸Great raffle this year by the Plainview Bar-None Rodeo Association!! Pick up your tickets from Gebos in Plainview, any member of the association, or purchase night of rodeo. Drawing will be held at Ranch Rodeo September 13th. Tickets $5.00 each or 5 for $20.00.
***Please feel free to message us on Facebook we can connect you with raffle tickets.

08/30/2025

Two more spots left get your team entered today!

Right around the corner mark your calendars!📆 Get your teams together and get signed up. A fun night of competition at the Bar-None in Plainview, Texas!
Team entries contact Dustin Hamilton @ 806-292-2606.

08/14/2025

Right around the corner mark your calendars!📆 Get your teams together and get signed up. A fun night of competition at the Bar-None in Plainview, Texas!
Team entries contact Dustin Hamilton @ 806-292-2606.

07/29/2025

Good job Dustin Hamilton on presenting the story of our rodeo’s long history and what it means to all of us!
The Plainview Bar-None Rodeo celebrated its 81st year this season. Established in 1944, this rodeo has seen its share of adversities and growth over the years from wars to pandemics in the Panhandle of Texas.
If you are interesting in being part of something meaningful in your community, want to help carry on the tradition, and love the sport of rodeo we would love for you to come to our next meeting. Please reach out to Dustin at 806-292-2606.
Thank you Talk Rodeo To Me for coming to our event in Plainview!

The Plainview Bar None Rodeo celebrated is 81st year this season. Established in 1944, this rodeo has seen its share of adversities and growth over the years...

07/27/2025

Owner Found!! This billfold was found today at rodeo grounds. Please give us a call to describe name on outside and cards inside to claim! Call Sherri (806) 292-3712.

07/27/2025

Happy National Day of The Cowboy!! Some of our favorite Bar-None Rodeo photos to commemorate this day! National Day of the Cowboy falls on the fourth Saturday in July to recognize the stoic, hardworking symbol of the American West. Let’s celebrate the contributions of the Cowboy and Cowgirl to America's culture and heritage.
Photo Credits: Paul Roberts Photography

The word "cowboy" comes from the Spanish word "vaquero," meaning someone who managed herds of cattle on horseback. The era of the cowboy began after the Civil War in the heart of Texas. Cattle were herded long before this time, but in Texas, they grew wild and unchecked.

As the country expanded, the demand for beef in the northern territories and states increased. With nearly 5 million head of cattle, cowboys moved the herds on long drives to where the profits were. As settlers claimed their land in the Southwest, the cowboy tradition was quickly picked up by aspiring ranchers in the U.S.

Early cowboys were often looked at as outlaws. However, this is a misrepresentation of the hardworking values early cowboys had. Among the grand backdrop of the Great Plains, the mythological image of the cowboy emerged. The life of a cowboy required a particular ability to live in a frontier world. To do so requires respect, loyalty, and a willingness to work hard. After the dust settled, revealing of the stoic truth of the American cowboy and cowgirl.

07/25/2025