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The NRCHA Foundation's inaugural Big Guns in Cowtown is a 2026 charity fundraiser event where top rodeo athletes are paired with reined cow horse professionals for a high-energy fence work showcase at the Fort Worth Stockyards.
Exhibitor mix: High-end western apparel, equine health, custom saddles, and agriculture-focused corporate partners.
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Venue
Will Rogers Memorial CenterMultipurpose · 2 halls · ~2,856 people
A 120-acre historic multi-purpose facility in Fort Worth's Cultural District featuring an auditorium, an exhibits hall, and equestrian arenas. Known for hosting major equestrian, livestock, and trade events including the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo.
📍 3401 W Lancaster Ave, 76107 Fort Worth, US
Operated by City of Fort Worth Public Events Department
Organizer
National Reined Cow Horse AssociationNonprofit · Weatherford, United States · Founded 1949
Governing body for reined cow horse competitions promoting traditional Western horsemanship.
Why people attend
To watch celebrity rodeo athletes and elite cow horse professionals compete in a unique setting and network with fellow high-net-worth western lifestyle enthusiasts.
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