Crowds gathered Saturday at the Schuylkill County Fairgrounds for the second annual Schuylkill Stampede. The event began in the afternoon with a free admission festival featuring food and craft ...

Andy Goodwin’s Charreada series offers a glimpse into the Mexican sport that perhaps not so many know paved the way for American rodeo. Rodeo and cowboy culture has long been the subject of many ...

"They have to be very careful, even in practice," Josefina Torres said. "If the bull falls and hits a horse's legs, they can fall. The horse has to learn how to do these things." Several competitions ...

San Antonio's charreada or traditional Mexican rodeo originated among the Spanish conquistadors in the sixteenth century. The unique rodeo tradition has taken deep roots in the American Southwest.

Sunday’s Day in Old Mexico had all the sights and sounds of a traditional charreada, a Mexican rodeo, and then some. There was Escaramuza, show riding by girls in elaborate dresses; cala de caballo, a ...

Charreada is the national day of the charro (traditional Mexican horse riders). This celebration takes place a day before Mexico marks the 204th anniversary of its independence. Dozens of groups hold ...

WILSON, N.C. (WNCT) — The national sport of Mexico, Charreada, is similar to rodeo. Its connection and historical ties to Mexico’s fight for independence have inspired around 50 teams of charros to ...

Yasmin Navarro practiced for months leading up to Sunday, when she and seven other young ladies in long, ruffled blue dresses performed a synchronized routine on horseback, including paired spins they ...

As minarets of dust spiral upward from the San Antonio Charro Ranch, the hoofbeats of horses, festive music and cheers from spectators can only mean one thing: charreada. It’s a Mexican rodeo, held ...