Located 4 miles north of Innisfail on the C&E Trail. JUNE 11-13 2026
The man. The myth. The chute boss himself, Kyle Daines.
We mic’d him up for the BRC Bull Riding and the edit took on a life of its own.
06/16/2026
Entrance sign to Daines Rodeo Ranch between Penhold and Innisfail, photographed between 1991 and 1993.
Source: Red Deer Archives
Identifier: P12004
Creator: Lowrie Streatch
Rights: Copyright assigned to Archives
Your Daines Ranch Pro Rodeo bull riding champion, Grady Young, matched up with Vold Rodeo’s 267 Wolf Bait for 88 points in front of a sold-out Saturday night crowd 🔥
That’s a wrap on the Daines Ranch Pro Rodeo!
From a sold-out crowd to electric energy all weekend long, this year’s rodeo brought no shortage of big moments, and unforgettable memories.
Thank you to everyone who came out, competed, volunteered, and helped make this event one to remember. We already can’t wait to do it all again. See you next year!
We are SOLD OUT! Thanks to everyone who showed up!
06/13/2026
At last night's performance at the Daines Ranch Pro Rodeo, 2024 Canadian Professional Rodeo Association Ba****ck Champion Kody Lamb, spent some time with one of our Golden Circle Young Champions.
14 year old Cohen, is from the Red Deer and Sylvan Lake area, loves hockey, baseball, and spending time with family and friends.
Earlier this year, Cohen was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a form of bone cancer that has also spread to his lungs.
Since February, Cohen has undergone intensive chemotherapy and major surgery, including the replacement of his tibia with a titanium implant and reconstruction of his knee.
Through it all, Cohen has shown incredible courage and resilience. His family calls him a true warrior—facing each day with strength, positivity, and heart.
As a rodeo community, we are proud to have the chance to support Cohen and his family through their journey.
When we say cowboys are tough, we mean TOUGH 💥 Jack Lees taking a hit from 828 Devils Girl and walking it off last night.
06/13/2026
More than an 8 second ride: a long term committment this rodeo season to honour children and their families affected by cancer & other terminal illnesses.
We cannot thank you enough Miss Rodeo Canada Abbey Harty for representing rodeo the way you do, and stepping in to add extra sparkle at our "Golden Rodeo" events.
Current No. 1 cowgirl Karli Cowie was last on the ground and made it count, taking over the lead in the barrel racing with a 15.56 - the time to beat heading into today’s final performance 🔥