Information about the Diné (Navajo People), Language, History, and Culture
Dean C. Jackson Memorial Rodeo Arena – Window Rock, AZ
Event Schedule
Tuesday September 2, 2014 Slack 9am
Wednesday September 3, 2014 Slack (If Needed) 9am
Thursday September 4, 2014 1st Perf. 7pm
Friday September 5, 2014 2nd Perf. 7pm
Saturday September 6, 2014 3rd Perf. 1pm
Sunday Final Pref. Final Four 12pm
Tuesday, September 3, 8 AM, slack
Wednesday, September 4, 8 AM slack.
Thursday, September 5, 5 PM First Performance.
Friday, September 6, 5 PM Second Performance.
Saturday, September 7, 1 PM Third Performance.
Sunday, September 8, 12 PM Final Performance.
Tuesday and Wednesday. No admission.
Thursday through Sunday.
$12 Adults.
$6 Child SR – Five and Under Free.
67th Annual Navajo Nation Fair Indian Rodeo Entry Form. Return to the Navajo Nation Fair Office in Gorman Hall located on the Navajo Nation Fairgrounds. 928-871-6478 for directions or more information. Ground Rules available on www.navajonationfair.com.
NO CASH ACCEPTED. ENTRY FEES WILL ONLY BE ACCEPTED IN MONEY ORDER OR CASHIERS CHECK, FORM PAYABLE TO NAVAJO NATION.
Mail To:
Navajo Parks And Recreation Special Event Section
PO Box 2370 Window Rock, Az 86515
Entry Open 7/15/13 – Entry Close 8/15/13
Walk-in entries 7/15/13 at Navajo Nation Fair Office Next To Gorman Hall
Open to Native Americans with recognized tribal identity proof required.
For payout purposes you must submit a W–9.
With your entry form and have a valid ID in your possession in order to receive your cash award.
NAVAJO PARKS AND RECREATION SPECIAL EVENTS SECTION.
Telephone 928.871.6647 Fax 928.871.6637
Highway 264 Building 36–A.
PO Box 2 370, Window Rock, AZ 86515
The Navajo Nation in Navajo Special Events Section will not be responsible for any loss, due to accident, theft, bodily injury, personal injury, and including loss of purse property. Event subject to cancellation or change.
To add to the testament of classic nostalgia, 24 Native American teams consisting of three wild bronc riding individuals will display their horse riding magic as they try to race their wild horses to the finish line on September 7-9th.
The wild horse event will be held in conjunction with an Open Indian Rodeo that will be held on September 7-9th.
Rodeo fans will see a razor sharp showdown of champion Native American cowboys and chic cowgirls from throughout the U.S. and Canada who will compete for thousands of dollars in prize money.
It is said that Indian rodeo is the most popular sport on the Navajo Nation…just come on out and you’ll see why. In fact, it just doesn’t get any more rustic and original than Indian rodeo here on the Navajo Nation….this is your chance to see relics of the old west come alive.
By Roberta John
