Board members prepare Monday night for the 2025 Flagstaff Pro Rodeo at Fort Tuthill. The annual event is this weekend from June 5-7. The event features several events: bull riding, saddle bronk, bareback riding, tie-down roping, team roping, steer wrestling and barrel racing, along with mutton busting and mounted shooting.
Board members prepare Monday night for the 2025 Flagstaff Pro Rodeo at Fort Tuthill. The annual event is this weekend from June 5-7. The event features several events: bull riding, saddle bronk, bareback riding, tie-down roping, team roping, steer wrestling and barrel racing, along with mutton busting and mounted shooting.
Matthew Tuni from Dennehotso, Ariz., rides a horse named Sippin� on Fire during the bareback riding event at the 2024 Flagstaff Pro Rodeo.
Evan Betony from Tonalea competes riding a horse called Apple Pie in the bareback riding event at the 2024 Flagstaff Pro Rodeo.
Megan Albrecht makes the turn while competing in the barrel racing event during the 2024 Flagstaff Pro Rodeo at Fort Tuthill County Park.
A light rain peppered the Fort Tuthill arena on Monday afternoon as the committee of Flagstaff Pro Rodeo mingled amongst themselves. Fending off the breeze in their red windbreakers, the group prepared for this weekend’s festivities.
The Flagstaff Pro Rodeo marks the beginning of rodeo season nationwide. Unlike the dusty southwestern plains the term may bring to mind, the mild weather and towering pines set a unique backdrop for Flagstaff’s spectacle.
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