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Jake Clark's Mule Days
Jake Clarke's Mule Days, held in Cody, Wyomomg around Father's Day, promotes the popularity and use of saddle mules whilst providing a fun weekend for owners, riders and spectators.
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Dates: June 16, 2010 - June 20, 2010 update info
Time: 9:00 am - 10:00 pm
Event Cost: Varies
Venue: Downtown Ralston - Ralston, WY
Contact: Kay Clark
Phone: (307) 754-4320
Email:
Website: saddlemule.com
Event Details:
Jake Clark's Mule Days was established in 1997 and highlights the diverse ability of the American Saddle Mule. The mule is coming into great popularity as an animal that is great to use on trails, in the mountains and on the ranch and arena.
Mule Days involves a parade and mule rodeo and sale, as well as a dance and shooting seminars.
- Jake Clarke's Mule Days held in Ralston, near Cody Wyoming,over the Father's Day weekend promotes the use of American Saddle Mules
- A wide range of activities for riders and non-riders of all ages including competitions, parades and a steak dinner/dance
- Full facilities provided for mule owners, including stabling and feed
Overview
Jake Clarke's Mule Days are fun events aimed at highlighting the many abilities and uses of the American Saddle Mule. The weekend features numerous activities to attract riders and non-riders with many opportunities to experience and learn new things.
When
Mule Days are held over the weekend of Father's Day, June 18th-20th 2010, with events starting at 1pm
Where
Mule Days are held at the Big Boulder Ranch in Ralston, which is just a short drive from Cody, Wyoming
Details
This is the 14th year that the Big Boulder Ranch has hosted a range of events such as barrel races, team roping events, rodeos, seminars and shooting competitions all aimed at promoting the American Saddle Mule as a great animal to use for trail and mountain riding. There is something to attract and interest visitors of all ages with parades, auctions and a steak dinner and dance.
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