When you think of the rodeo, you think of boots, horses, and cowboys. You don't often think pink. "We're cowgirls, and that's how this whole thing – they saw we were boots on the ground, literally boots on the ground,

Bracket two of the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo(FWSSR) officially concluded last night. After two performances, these athletes rose to the occasion and qualified for the semifinals.

The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo is the oldest continuously running livestock show and rodeo in the United States. Each year the 130-year-old event draws more than 1 million attendees and is home to the world's original indoor rodeo.

Ropers and riders will converge on Fort Worth to compete in rodeos throughout the event run. Competitors will compete in events like bull riding, saddle bronc riding, and steer wrestling and barrel racing. The price of tickets varies depending on the events. Here's a full breakdown.

Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo begins Jan. 17. From bull riding to musical acts, here’s what the next three weeks hold.

While not an official term in any dictionary, the phrase has been repeated by many during the annual 23-day event. A combination of frigid temperatures during Fort Worth’s winter season and the stock show’s mid-January to early February window, means that most Stock Show events are particularly chilly.

The Fort Worth Stock Show; Rodeo went pink to support Careity Foundation, helping cancer patients with care, resources, and hope.