Storm Chasers Stampede Makes Debut at Werner Park October 5
PAPILLION, NEB. – Werner Park and Double S Bull Company LLC are proud to present the inaugural Storm Chasers Stampede - Extreme Bull Riding Tour at Werner Park on Saturday, October 5. This bull riding event will serve as the finale in a series of 38 bull riding events that
PAPILLION, NEB. – Werner Park and Double S Bull Company LLC are proud to present the inaugural Storm Chasers Stampede - Extreme Bull Riding Tour at Werner Park on Saturday, October 5. This bull riding event will serve as the finale in a series of 38 bull riding events that have taken place across the Midwest in the past four months of the summer.
Tickets for this one-night rowdy event are available on the Storm Chasers website here. Tickets start at $25 for adults and $15 for children with select suites available for purchase as well. Gates open at 5 p.m. CT with the event set to begin at 7 p.m. CT. For more information, check out the Storm Chasers Stampede page on Werner Park’s Facebook profile.
The event will be laid out to take place from the area in front of the mound down to home plate, connected to the backstop. This rodeo-like arena will showcase at least 30 bulls participating in the competition with an Adult Series and a High School series taking place. The contest will be organized in increments of 10 bulls in each round and the event will also feature mutton busting in between the main events and have a ‘funny man’ to entertain all spectators attending. The champions from both the Adult and the High School Series will go home with a cash prize and custom event Champion Belt Buckle.
“Since 1997 the Extreme Bull Riding Tour has been entertaining audiences across the Midwest,” Double S Bull Company LLC says. "This formula has made the Extreme Bull Riding Tour a ‘Gold Buckle Tour,’ the number of cowboys has increased, which means greater level of competition.”
The owner of ‘Double S Bull Company LLC,’ Shad Smith, has taken all the knowledge he has learned from his dad as he grew up on a livestock farm in Sidney, Iowa. Shad has created one of the most successful operations in the Midwest and wants to keep on continuing the growth and success with the company. The company has been “the most awarded, largest, and longest running bull riding tour in the Midwest.”
Kids interested in participating in mutton busting must sign up ahead of time here, with 15 sheep available for kids ages 6 and 7 and no more than 50lbs, and the winner receiving a Storm Chasers prize pack. The first 15 kids to sign up will be guaranteed to participate, while those who sign up after all slots are filled will be placed on a waitlist and contacted as spots open up. Mutton busting free is to participate in but just signing up does not gain entry to the Stampede. Tickets for all family members (including the contestant) must be purchased separately.
Questions regarding the event can be directed to:
Anthony Goetz
Manager of Special Events
402-738-5106
anthonyg@omahastormchasers.com
ABOUT DOUBLE S BULL COMPANY LLC
The goal of Double S Bull Company has always been to produce the most exciting bull riding events the Midwest has to offer. The Extreme Bull Riding Tour is one of the most respected and award-winning tours in the Midwest winning 28 gold buckles. The bulls in the “Attack Pack” have won 31 gold buckles including 6 times Bull of the Year; 4 times Bull of the Finals; and 21 go-round-winners at finals including the prestigious PBR World Finals. Shad and Vicki will continue to strive to produce rank bulls and exciting ‘gold buckle’ family entertainment.
About the Omaha Storm Chasers
The Omaha Storm Chasers are the Triple-A Affiliate of the Kansas City Royals and play at Werner Park in Papillion, Nebraska. Omaha has served as Kansas City’s Triple-A affiliate since 1969, the third-longest active affiliation in Minor League Baseball and the club has sent over 330 players to play for various Major League teams since its inception. For more information, including tickets, promotions, stats, news and more, visit omahastormchasers.com, and follow the team on X @omastormchasers, on Instagram @omahastormchasers, and “like” the team on Facebook at facebook.com/omahastormchasers.
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