Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium
2010 ALL DAY ENTERTAINMENT
Friday & Saturday 9:00 a.m. — 6:00 p.m.
Sunday 9:00 a.m. — 2:00 p.m.
All Day Entertainment admission is $20/person and is available at the event or
via advanced ticket order.
Entertainers,
cowboy poets and storytellers perform on several stages throughout the grounds
for several days. Watch cooking demonstrations; observe Craig Cameron, the
Gentle Horse Trainer work his magic; listen to Rooster Morris and Hank the Cow
Dog in Concert; check out Paul Wenzel and the life of a mountain man, or listen
to the sounds of gospel music on Sunday. There is something for everyone! Look
for all 9 areas for performances: The Ray Reed Stage in the Main Tent,
the
3 —Rivers of Texas Stage at the main entrance, Billy's Sports Bar
in the casino, the Larry McWhorter Stage under west end of the
grandstand, the Cowboy USA Roundup Tent-Tuffy Cooper Family Stage on the
track near the kids arena, Wild West Mesa on the east end of the infield,
the Hall of Fame on mezzanine level of the grandstand, Craig Cameron
Arena on the racetrack in front of the casino, and the Family Fun Paddockin
the paddock in the infield.
CHUCKWAGONS
Chuckwagon Grub — Saturday Lunch Noon
Sunday Breakfast - 8:30 AM
Tickets
are sold on a first come first served basis (rain or shine) to the wagons with
no choice of a particular chuckwagon unless you sponsor one of the wagons. Wagon
tickets are $20/person with no choice of wagons. Chuckwagons will serve
at 12:00 noon sharp.
Sunday Chuckwagon Breakfast tickets are $10/person and is served at 8:30
am.
THE BEST IN WESTERN SWING
Friday & Saturday — 7:00 p.m. — midnight
Friday Night Dance:
7:00 PM - Floyd Domino, Billy Mata, Ginny Mac and the Allstars
Floyd Domino brought home his second Grammy Award in 2000 for his featured work with Asleep at the Wheel. Domino has recorded and performed with Merle Haggard, George Strait, The Texas Playboys, Waylon Jennings, jazz guitarist Herb Ellis, Kelly Willis, Bruce Robison, Monte Warden, Don Walser and others. His boogie-woogie styling is known to audiences around the world.
Joining Floyd on stage as the Allstars will be Billy Mata, Ginny Mac, Greg Hardy, Billy Holt, David Walters, Richard Helsley, Roger Edgington, John Doyle
8:15 PM - Jody Nix
Jody Nix
9:30 PM - Leon Rausch & the Texas Playboys featuring Tommy Allsup
Performers include: Leon Rausch & Tommy Allsup, Larry Reed, Jimmy Young, Bobby Koefer, Chet Calcote, Floyd Domino, Steve Hamm, Mac McRae, Jess Meador, Ronnie Dale Schultz, Terry Thompson
Saturday Night Concert:
7:00 PM - Floyd Domino, Billy Mata, Ginny Mac and the Allstars
8:15 PM - Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers Band
Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers Band
9:30 PM - Leon Rausch & the Texas Playboys featuring Tommy Allsup
VENDORS
Western Art, Saddles, Tack, Bits, Hats, Boots & Western Clothing, Chaps & Chinks, Southwestern & Silver Jewelry, Iron Works, Metal Art, Knives, Deerskin Garments, Collectibles, Cow Hides, Western Style Furniture and more, under the Grandstand, Main Tent and outside the Casino.
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS
Craig
Cameron
in the Cameron Arena: Called the "public defender of the horse," Craig
dedicates himself to those who educate their horses by first educating
themselves. Craig has created a program that builds confidence and trust between
man and horse. Rather than fight the animal, he offers patience and
understanding that leaves the horse wanting to do what is asked of him.
Rooster
Morris: Hank the Cow Dog in Concert at the Cowboy USA Roundup Tent - Tuffy
Cooper Family Stage: A fiddlin', storytellin' Rooster Morris returns and
will again mesmerize all ages with his stories and songs about Hank the Cow Dog,
a ranch dog and his adventures.
Rooster Morris grew up living the cowboy life. At the age of five, Rooster began riding horses and working cattle with his father on ranches in the tri —state area of Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. Living in remote places, Rooster developed a unique way of entertaining himself. He started imitating bird calls and coyotes howling then began working on voices. Little did he know that many years later, the skills he taught himself would result in the recording of an audio book written by John Erickson. See schedule for days and times.
October 9 - Kids Rodeo - Winners' Circle in front of the Grandstand
Begins at 12:30 and goes till 3:00.
Conducted by The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Posse
Special Guest MC “Skeebo” Norris
FREE Contestant Registration: Ages 3-10. Begins at 10:00 A.M. and ends at
12:00. Registration tables will be near the Winners` Circle, look for signs and
Sheriff Posse Members.
ALL DAY EVENTS
Bob "Hopper" Shannon- Blacksmithing - Family Fun Paddock
Camp Cookie-Fun Around the Chuckwagon- Wild West Mesa
Cee Dubs-Dutchoven Cooking - Wild West Mesa
John Eilert-Wild West Games - Family Fun Paddock
Leroy Anderson- Native American Beading - Wild West Mesa
New Mexico Farm & Ranch Museum - Chuckwagon Cooking-Family Fun Paddock
New Mexico Van of Enchantment - Mobile Museum-Track
Ol' George Two-Feather - Tomahawk Throwing & Pine Needle Basket Weaving -
Family Fun Paddock
Paul Wenzel- Mountain Man Camp- Wild West Mesa
Roadrunner Leatherguild - Leather Crafting Demonstrations - Family Fun
Paddock
Southwest Dairy Farmers - Mobile Dairy Museum-Family Fun Paddock