Come “Let’er Buck!” with us in Pendleton, Oregon at the 108th Round-Up | Pendleton Round-Up

Pendleton Round-Up Breakaway Results thanks to Equinety ➡️ https://bit.ly/47BiU9T The Pendleton Round-Up breakaway roping kicked off Monday, Sept. 8 with slack. Legendary for the grass, the Indian relay races, the long start and so much more, Pendleton also marks a time in the year where the stakes are extremely high. And for some, how they fare on the grass could determine their December. Photo by Click Thompson | The Breakaway Roping Journal

It's been a rough day, to say the least. Randy Severe was truly one of a kind. He was a third generation leather maker who enjoyed his craft to the absolute fullest. Severe Brothers Saddlery was founded in 1955 by Bill and Duff Severe after apprenticing at Hamley and Company for years under master saddlers. In 1968, Severe Brothers Saddlery started making our champion saddles. In a recent interview with Special Cowboy Moments, Randy mentions that there have been over 230 champion saddles made ju

The Pendleton Round-Up: where history isn’t just preserved, it’s lived. Every frame tells a story, and every story has a place here. How long has this tradition been part of your journey? Let us know in the comments! | Pendleton Round-Up

Look at all of those flags! Our Hall of Fame recently uncovered some incredible vintage footage from the 1941 Pendleton Round-Up parade! 📽️✨ Pendleton Round-Up and Happy Canyon Hall of Fame | Pendleton Round-Up

Pendleton Round-Up and Happy Canyon Hall of Fame Yakima Canutt was one of the pioneers of rodeo a century ago, he also blazed trails as a Hollywood stunt man and movie second-unit director. His four decades of work in the movie industry were recognized with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and Canutt received an honorary Academy Award in 1966 for his achievements as a stunt man and for developing safety devices that changed the profession. Enos Edward Canutt was born in the Snake River Vall