history of the silver spurs rodeo

Presently the Silver Spurs Riding Club has 300+ members. Although the rodeo has grown into one of Osceola County’s premier events, the work and success of the club continues to be done by club members, their families and volunteers. With an uncompromising love of animals, land, and the outdoors, the Silver Spurs Riding Club continues to preserve an American tradition passed down for generations. The crowds may come to celebrate Rodeo Day, see the rodeo queens or watch heart-stopping rodeo events, including bull riding, barrel racing, steer wrestling, saddle bronc riding, bareback bronc riding, team roping and tie-down roping. 

But as a non-profit organization, its mission goes beyond providing exhilarating entertainment. Over time, the Silver Spurs Riding Club grew beyond an organization for cowboy enthusiasts; the rodeo celebrates and has become a symbol of community pride and unity. Beyond organizing thrilling rodeo competitions for Osceola County year after year, they also take part in charitable initiatives that give back to our community. Whether supporting local charities or providing scholarships, their commitment to making a positive impact has always been steadfast. Beyond all the dust kicked up by hooves and all the cheers echoing through the stands, lies something even more profound—the deep sense of community in Osceola County and their remarkable capacity to nurture and uplift it.