The 121st annual Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo is being held at the Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth through Feb. 4.
There are two rodeos daily and a myriad of activities, including displays, livestock and exhibits with activities for children and adults.
Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for children 6 to 16 and free for children 5 and under. General admission tickets are good for entrance to all exhibits, livestock and other events as well as to the midway, but not rides.
Two children watch a rodeo clown jump from a barrel.
A blower is used to dry a young cow after it was cleaned before being displayed in the Junior Breeding Beef Heifer Show.
A rider grasps the saddle while his bronco bucks during what’s billed as the “World’s Original Indoor Rodeo.” The Stock Show includes two rodeos daily.
A McKinney Food Service worker prepares to put corn dogs in the fryer after he dipped them in batter. Fair food is one of the many attractions at the Stock Show.
A rider drives away with his mustang horse and dogs after his performance during the Mustang Magic event. The wild mustangs receive four months of performance training.
Photos by Peter Matthews/The Collegian
