Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Rocky Mountain Mule Days Benefit Roping

Mark Bailey and Levi King won the benefit roping for Levi's brother, Steve. Steve King was hurt at Bishop while team roping and spent several weeks in the hospital. A round robin was held with 10 headers and 10 heelers. Half the proceeds were given to Steve King.
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Rocky Mountain Mule Days part 2

This is the Working Ranch class, Ranch Pleasure class and the ranch trail class. Loren got second in the ranch pleasure and first in the ranch trail.

Rocky Mountain Mule Days Mule Challenge

This is the first part of the Rocky Mountain Mule Days Extreme Mule Challenge. This is the Ranch Cutting class and the Ranch Trail Class. Loren got first in the trail class.

Monday, June 15, 2009

Rocky Mountain Mule Days



Silver Bullet, $5300.00 consigned by Levi King. He was the high selling mule at Rocky Mountain Mule Days. Loren's mule, Lucy, shown above being ridden by the granddaughter of Wes and Judy Coffel, sold for $4700.00. She was the second high selling mule. The mule in the picture with Lucy is Izzy. She sold for $3000.00. She is being ridden by Judy Coffel. The mule at the top was Luke Bailey's mule. He sold for $3500.00. The majority of the good mules did not sell for as much as they should have.

Rocky Mountain Mule Days



Here are just a couple pictures of Loren at the Rocky Mountain Mule Days in Eagle, Colorado. Over the next few days I will add more pictures and the videos of his runs with Jewel.
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Thursday, June 11, 2009

Scenes from Sweetwater
















Sweetwater Lake

Loren and I along with Randy and Vickie Gibbs have been at the Sweetwater Lake trail riding for the last couple days. It was beautiful. We really didn't want to come down the mountain to go to the Rocky Mountain Mule Days. It's a beautiful spot for trail riding and only cost us $36.00 for the camping. An amazing deal at any price!!!!
We will be at the Rocky Mountain Mule Days until Saturday. We arrived at Eagle only to find that the rules to the Xtreme Mule Challenge had changed. This is a business and as such any rule changes should have been given to the competitors at the time of entry. From what I understand they have gone from giving 3 saddles (Xtreme Mule Challenge winner, rodeo winner and High Selling Mule) to just 2 saddles. They have combined the Xtreme Mule Challenge and Rodeo saddle.