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The Wilco Deschutes County Fair and Rodeo, presented by Indian Head Casino, is proud to announce the Coastal Farm & Ranch NPRA Rodeo presented by ABBAS Well & Pump

Wednesday July 29- Saturday August 1, 2026

Every night at the Wilco Deschutes County Fair and Rodeo presented by Indian Head Casino, the 2026 Coastal NPRA Rodeo presented by ABBAS features Championship NPRA action inside the First Interstate Bank Center.


Grand Entry
Wednesday: 6:30 pm
Thursday: 6:30 pm
Friday: 6:30 pm
Saturday: 7:00 pm

Sunday August 2, 2026

Sunday afternoon at the Wilco Deschutes County Fair and Rodeo presented by Indian Head Casino, we go head-to-head for the one-day Hooker Creek Duel in the Desert, where some of the Northwest’s top High School Rodeo athletes battle it out in a six-person tournament to determine who earns the title of Best in the West.


Bull Riding Bull Riding Where cowboys engage in a test of nerves against a bull.

A thick braided bullrope, complete with handhold, is wrapped around the bull and weighed down by a cowbell that allows the rope to fall when the ride is over.
Barrel Racing Barrel Racing Barrel Racing requires control, attention to detail, and a close partnership between horse and rider. Competing against the clock, contestants circle three barrels in a cloverleaf pattern and race back across the scoreline.
Tie Down Roping Tie Down Roping Cowboy and horse re-create one of ranching’s oldest tasks: roping and tying an animal.

Speed and skill are key in this event. The cowboy must quickly rope the calf, dismount on the run to reach it, turn it on its side, and tie three of its legs.
Steer Wrestling Steer Wrestling Cowboy vs the clock! This requires coordination and strength. The steer wrestler waits on horseback, when he gives a nod, steer is released for a 12-ft. head start. The cowboy chases the steer, then grabs its horns to bring it to a halt.
Saddle Bronc Saddle Bronc Rhythm between a cowboy and his horse is key in Saddle Bronc.

A cowboy holds on to the rein connected to the horse’s halter, If his hand placement is too low on the rein, he could be pulled over the front; too high, and he may be bucked off the back.
Bareback Bareback Rrider holds on to the leather handhold of a rigging—The higher the spurs, the higher the score.

The stress on the cowboy’s arm is intense as it absorbs most of the horse's power, but he needs to hold on for at least 8 seconds.
Team Ropinig Team Ropinig Team roping requires two riders: a header and a heeler. The header ropes the steer’s horns and turns it, setting up the heeler to rope the back legs. A one-leg catch adds 5 seconds. Time stops when both riders face each other.

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3800 SW Airport Way
Redmond, Oregon 97756
Main: (541) 548-2711
Fax: (541) 923-1652
RV Park: (541) 585-1569


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