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Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete. Florence, Arizona

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Riders at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Riders at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Jun...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Local Shriners, a philanthropic Masonic group, entertain at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Local Shriners, a philanthropic Masonic group, entertain at the Floren...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Local Shriners, a philanthropic Masonic group, entertain at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Local Shriners, a philanthropic Masonic group, entertain at the Floren...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete. Florence, Arizona

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete. Florence, Arizona

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete. Florence, Arizona

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Local Shriners, a philanthropic Masonic group, entertain at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Local Shriners, a philanthropic Masonic group, entertain at the Floren...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Local Shriners, a philanthropic Masonic group, entertain at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Local Shriners, a philanthropic Masonic group, entertain at the Floren...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Local Shriners, a philanthropic Masonic group, entertain at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Local Shriners, a philanthropic Masonic group, entertain at the Floren...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete. Florence, Arizona

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Children from the town get a stagecoach ride during during the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Children from the town get a stagecoach ride during during the Florenc...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Procession at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Procession at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Local Shriners, a philanthropic Masonic group, entertain at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Local Shriners, a philanthropic Masonic group, entertain at the Floren...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

A stagecoach passes at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

A stagecoach passes at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with t...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete. Florence, Arizona

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Cute donkeys at the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete. Florence, Arizona

Cute donkeys at the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete. Florence, Arizona

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete. Florence, Arizona

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Looks like Santa Claus may soon get an interesting earthbound ride at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Looks like Santa Claus may soon get an interesting earthbound ride at ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Riders at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Riders at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Jun...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete. Florence, Arizona

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

U.S. Marines (and a couple of friends) give America's national colors a ride at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

U.S. Marines (and a couple of friends) give America's national colors ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Cute donkeys at the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete. Florence, Arizona

Cute donkeys at the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Procession at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Procession at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Horseback riders present the colors at the Florence, Arizona, parade associated with the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Horseback riders present the colors at the Florence, Arizona, parade a...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and cowgirls compete

Scene from the annual Junior Parada rodeo, in which young cowboys and ...

"Parada" in this context does not mean "parade," as one might think. Used by many rodeo events around the country, it uses the Spanish word for "stop" to refer to early rodeos in which cowhands literally stoppe... More