Jeff Marn returns as the announcer at this year’s Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede. As a former contestant, Marn is the new generation of western sports announcers. Marn was born and raised in Belt. He started riding bulls at a young age and had a very successful career in the rodeo arena. He qualified for the Montana Circuit Finals multiple times and was a Northern Rodeo Association Finals

Miss Rodeo Montana 2022 Briann Grimshaw is looking forward to attending the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede. Grimshaw is a 2015 graduate of Manhattan High School and a 2019 graduate of Montana State University. She has held the 2018 Miss Southeastern Montana Rodeo Teen Queen and the 201-2021 Miss Livingston Roundup titles. Her ambitions include working on a degree in microbiology, a master’s

After missing the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede for the past few years, barrelman/rodeo clown JJ Harrison is excited to make his return to northeastern Montana at this year’s Stampede. “It’s one of my son’s favorite rodeos,” Harrison said. “He remembers a lady at the Wolf Point Cafe who gave him a great milk shake and he’s never forgotten it.” The Stampede is also one of Harrison’s

People attending the Wild Horse Stampede evening rodeo performances will have a special treat this year as Magic in Motion will serve as a specialty act. Magic in Motion is regarded as one of the best acts going with a show that combines fast horses, death defying stunts and dazzling costumes. A group composed of awardwinning trick riders, Magic in Motion provides an actionpacked show unlike

Carnival fun returns to provide plenty of fun at the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede. The North Star Carnival Company will provide the fun starting at 5 p.m. on July 7-9. Riley and Vickie Cooke have been in the carnival business since 1983 in one form or another. After traveling with shows such as Royal American, Hames, Thomas and many others as independent ride owners, they started

Dakoda Simmes, of Sunburst, will join J.D. Harrell in the arena for the 2022 Wild Horse Stampede rodeo as a bullfighter ready to jump between a cowboy and 1,500 pounds of danger. This will be Simmes’ third appearance at the Wild Horse Stampede. In the blink of an eye, a bull ride can go from good to catastrophic, and it’s the bullfighters’ jobs to keep their own nerves in check and