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Watch as some of Canada’s best bull riders compete in the Livestock Arena over two days for $12,000 in prize money. Voted The Bull Riders Canada Event of The Year in 2019, 2021 and 2023 by participating contestants, we are all excited to be back again for 2025! With our jumbotron with instant replay, the only way you’ll miss out on a second of this heart-pumping action is by staying at home!
Stick around after the cowboys are done for some live music and Party in the Dirt with us!
The fans tell us they love the excitement! Riders tell us they love the feeling of the screaming crowds! You’ve got to check this out!
Tickets: $30 5 and under free
Gates open 6:00pm Start time 7:00pm
Rush seating – bleacher seating – Licensed event
Thursday, August 14 & Friday, August 15. 2025 at 7:00pm
Sanctioned by Bull Riders Canada (BRC) in association with Crossfire Bullriding Promotions.
2024 was another successful event! Congratulations to Alison Trindade and Aaron Roy!
The Hanover Ag BRC Invitational presented by Steinbach Feeds brought two days of heart-pounding action to Grunthal on August 15th and 16th. With many of the top riders in the BRC as well as mutton busting for the first time and the return of the Cowboi Cole, drawing a standing-room-only crowd on Friday night.
The opening night featured successful rides from top contenders in the BRC standings, including the #1 ranked Holden Atkinson and #2 ranked Alison Trindade, alongside Mason Hamilton, Braxton Rowe, Kaden Piper, and Austin Paley. By the end of the night, it was a close contest between Holden and Alison. Holden delivered an impressive 164.5 on two bulls, but Alison edged him out with a 165.5 score, giving him a slight lead going into day two.
Friday night saw successful rides once again from Holden and Alison, both determined to defend their spots at the top of the BRC rankings. They were joined on the leaderboard by Armando Davila, Fabian Dueck, and seasoned rider, Aaron Roy. The pressure was on, and while Holden and Alison only managed to stay on one of their two bulls, Aaron Roy seized the opportunity. He became the only cowboy to ride 2-for-2 on Friday, claiming the top spot of the day with 165 points on two bulls.
Despite Aaron’s impressive performance, it was Alison Trindade’s 165.5 score from Thursday that ultimately crowned him the event winner. In a thrilling conclusion, the top three placings were separated by just one point—Alison with 165.5, Aaron with 165, and Holden with 164.5—highlighting the razor-thin margins that defined this competition.
Congratulations to all the competitors, and especially to the BRC newcomer, Alison Trindade, our event winner!
– Courtesy of Crossfire Bullriding
