The Silver Spurs Riding Club has hosted one of Osceola County’s longest-standing traditions in the community: The Silver Spurs Rodeo, which just had its 149th edition on June 3 and 4. The Special Olympics USA event is being hosted in Orlando this year and the Special Olympics USA Equestrian Team will be able to use the Silver Spurs Arena at no cost thanks to the Silver Spurs Riding Club for the first-ever Equestrian Competition event.

The event starts June 8 and goes through June 10 from 8 am to 4 pm each day. The Special Olympic Equestrian Events are free and open to the public.“The Silver Spurs Riding Club has a long-standing history of supporting our exceptional children through our Special Rodeo each year, so when the opportunity came to support the Special Olympics, we were all in.” said Dustin Bronson, Big Boss/President of the Silver Spurs Riding Club.

You can find more information about the event at www.2022specialolympicsusagames.org. Here is also some more information about the athletes and the competition.

‍The Silver Spurs Riding Club, celebrating 80-years in 2022, is the largest rodeo east of the Mississippi River. It is the culmination of the work done by the Silver Spurs Riding Club, an all-volunteer, non-profit organization started in 1941 by Osceola County ranchers who began the rodeo in 1944, selling war bonds as admission to raise funds for our military. Learn more at www.silverspursrodeo.com.