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Awards index

(Geographic Area included: Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, & Alabama)
Connected IGRA in 1991, Changed name in 1999
Georgia Homosexual Rodeo Association (GGRA)
Joined IGRA in 1999, Dissolved in 2009

IGRA Hall of Fame:

IGRA Officers and Staff:

SEGRA Trustees to IGRA Board:

1992	Dan Ahern
1993 - 1994	Tim Smith, (TGRA)
1994 - 1995	Steve Jackson
1996- 1997	Randy Goldman
1998	Terry Kaminski
1998 - 2001	Chris Montedoro
2002	Susan Blalock

GGRA Trustees to IGRA Board:

2003 - 2004	Ray Stapp
2005	Scot Fincher
2006 - 2008	Don Harris

IGRA Royalty:

1994	Miss	Miss Tessie (Tim Smith)
2001	Ms	Erin Leavey

IGRA Committee Chairs:

2005	Rik Kelly	Animal Issues & Concerns
2007	Barbara Bugg	Animal Issues & Concerns (Co-Chair)

IGRA Certified Rodeo Officials:

Non-Certified Rodeo Personnel (i.e.: Announcers, Clowns, etc,):

IGRA President's Award:

The Wayne Jakino Western Lifestyle Award:

IGRA International Award:

2000, 2005	Barbara Bugg
2001	Dr. Steve Morris
2001	David Short

IGRA Director's Award:

1995	Tim Smith
2001	Barbara Bugg

IGRA Trustee's Award:

SEGRA's Rodeo Directors:

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1975
Phil Ragsdale comes up with the idea of holding a gay rodeo to raise money for the local Senior Citizens Thanksgiving Feed

1976
First lgbtq+ rodeo held in Reno NV, November 3 (more)	1 rodeo 125 contestants

1977
Reno Rodeo group becomes the Comstock Gay Rodeo Association Gay dance troupes first get part of gay rodeo	1 rodeo $214 raised for MDA

1978
Saturday's Rodeo cut brief after stock handler kicked in head. Rodeo continued Sunday. (more)	1 rodeo

1979
Golden Spike Gay Rodeo Association founded in Utah (more) Dave Wilson wins All-Around Cowboy title at Reno Rodeo (more)	1 rodeo

1980
Pacific Coast Gay Rodeo Association founded in California	1 rodeo 10,000 attend Reno

1981
Colorado Gay Rodeo Association founded in Denver Reno rodeo and related events brings 40,000 gays	1 rodeo $40,000 raised for MDA 10,000 attend Reno

1982
Colorado contestants returning to Reno Rodeo request standardized rules	1 rodeo

1983
First gay rod Alabama's Quest for Lgbtq+ Rodeo More than 100 people gathered in a large arena in Fort Worth, TX to survey and compete in what was called a "traditional" rodeo. However, the legal title traditional may depend on your point of view. The event is a gay rodeo. It's prefer a traditional rodeo with bull riding and calf roping, but it's unseal to the LGBT people. John Beck of Denver is an expert on the gay rodeo. He's hard to miss with his large, red feather on his cowboy hat. "That's been my signature for close to ten years," he says. Beck is known as the Grandfather of the Homosexual Rodeo and is one of the oldest competitors on the circuit. He rode in straight rodeos too, but says the atmosphere of a queer rodeo is more welcoming. "We work together beat than in straight rodeos," says Beck. "Straight rodeos, I hate to tell, is more of a cut throat type business. We're out here for camaraderie and fun and give the people who win a pat on the back. You don't find that in other rodeos." Even though male lover rodeos aren't as competitive as their traditional counterparts, Beck says they're just as dangerous. "I've had five ribs broken, both collar bones, both legs, one ankle. It doesn't bother gay dating Copyright ©puthead.pages.dev 2025