16 July 2026

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Wild Horse Race Winners

Wild Horse Race Winners


(Left photo) Winning the Wolf Point Stampede’s Wild Horse Race on Thursday and Saturday nights was the maroon team consisting of TJ Kerr, Garrett Long and Billy Scharton. (Right photo) Earning the title on Friday were orange team members (from left) Dusette Grandchamp, Kasey Reed and Deshaun Jackson. (Photos submitted)

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Wild Horse Race

Wild Horse Race


The Maroon team members TJ Kerr, Garrett Long and Billy Scharton try to gain control on a horse during Friday night’s action. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Kids Fishing

Kids Fishing


Rockford Sugg holds up his catch during the kids fishing contest portion of the annual Montana Governor’s Cup Walleye Tournament Saturday in Fort Peck. (Photo submitted)

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Team Roping

Team Roping


The father and son team of Talan and Casey Cummings from Lodge Grass won the team roping event. Stampede committee member Dave Matejovsky (right) presents the buckles from sponsors C& B and Border Equipment Plains. (Photo submitted)

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Spotted Bull Puts Horses In Spotlight

Spotted Bull Puts Horses In Spotlight


Area children had the opportunity to get close with horses and other animals during Spotted Bull Treatment Center’s animal fun day held at the Wadopana Grounds on Thursday, July 9. Available were horse rides as well as a petting zoo that included goats, sheep, a small cow and baby goats. Ernie Bighorn, a director for a Fort Peck tribal response program, explained, “Basically, we promote

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09 July 2026

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Crowleys Look Forward To Competing In Front Of Local Fans

Crowleys Look Forward To Competing In Front Of Local Fans


Rodeo was the start of the relationship between JC and Heather Crowley, and the sport continues to be a huge part for their household in Poplar. JC and Heather, who is originally from Grass Range, met 10 years ago during the Montana Circuit Finals Rodeo. “We have a lot of common goals and lifestyle,” JC said of the attraction. “And she was willing to move to Poplar, Mont.” Heather