Roy Frey Western - Special Edition

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We've got it all from tack to ties
So cowboy up down at Roy Frey's!

Chuckwagon/Ranch Cooking Class – April 21

One of the great joys of the western lifestyle is cooking outdoors. A good meal prepared around the campfire on a trail ride is the highlight of the evening. Now you can learn some great tips on how to prepare such a meal on the trail or for entertaining at home and some fun ideas on how to set a pretty table for your next western lifestyles party.

Make plans to be at Roy Frey Western on Saturday, April 21st from 1 – 4 p.m. to enjoy the first chuck wagon/ranch cooking class conducted by Chef Josh Hoy, and his wonderful support staff, Gwen Hoy and Newt Dodge, from the Flying W Ranch, Cedar Point, KS, www.flying-w-ranch.net. They will set up their chuck wagon next to the store and start cooking – rain or shine! The meat will be provided by Farview Farms Meat Company, 6325 NW Topeka Ave., Topeka, KS, owned by Drew Forster and it is the best! (www.farviewfarmsmeat.com) Bring your lawn chairs and sample some of the best cooking in Kansas. Josh will have copies of his recipes, converted to be prepared in the kitchen, to hand out. I can personally testify as to how good their food is having been lucky enough to eat great meals and ride across their beautiful Flint Hill’s ranch on the Purina Dream Ride last fall!

Call 785-232-0579 to register for this fun event. Cost is a goodwill donation for the food. Check out the new dishware patterns, silverware, glasses, and table accessories and large selection of new cowboy cookbooks.

Purina Equine Marketing Meetings

Mark your calendars for April 24 and April 25th and try to attend one or both of the Purina Equine Marketing Meetings. Phil and David Solum from Mid America Equine Sales will be featured talking about "raising the bar" on buying and selling horses. Professional trainers, Brent Wright, Fred Berschauer, Brad Lund, & Jim Dudley will be on hand to assist the Solums. Jo Turner, owner of Roy Frey's Western Lifestyles, and Ernie Rodina will put on a presentation involving "Getting the Most Out of Sponsorships-From the Retailer & Corporate Prespective." Also Dr. Katie Young, equine nutritionist from Purina Mills, will be talking about "Feeding to Win." Admission is $10/Plate. The meeting will begin with a great "strip steak dinner. The first meeting will be held at Heritage Tractor in Topeka, KS. RSVP by April 23, 4 pm, to JD Dreasher, Heritage Tractor, Topeka at 785-235-5100. The second meeting will be held Wednesday night, April 25th, at the Johnson County Fairgrounds, Gardner, KS. RSVP to Y Bar H Outpost & Pet, 913-764-4626 by April 24, 4 pm. For more information go to www.betterhorsesnetwork.com.
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KSU Horse Industry Tour

Kansas State University Extension Animal Sciences is hosting a Horse Industry Bus Tour, May 14-17, visiting ranches and horse museums in Kansas, Oklahoma, & Texas. For more information contact Julie Voge at 785-532-1264 jvoge@ksu.edu. Limited to 50 people. Registration deadline is April 10. $300 per person includes museum fees, tour fees, lodging, breakfast and motor coach transportation.

Parelli USA Tour

Register to win 2 tickets valued at $130 to be given away each week at Roy Frey Western for the June 2-3, 2007 Parelli USA Tour held at the American Royal Center, Hale Arena, Kansas City, Missouri. The winners to date are Taylor Showalter, Strong City, KS and Joe Scranton, Tecumseh, KS.

Roy Frey Western Featured in Topeka Magazine

Pick up a copy of the Spring 2007 edition of Topeka Magazine and look for the feature story on “Topeka’s Roy Frey Western Lifestyles lives and sells the Western dream”. We appreciate the great Richard Daly photos and story written by Carolyn Kaberline. www.sunflowerpub.com

Judy Coder CD’s

The latest and greatest CD from Judy Coder & Pride of the Prairie Band is “Singin’ Down the Road” and has just arrived at Roy Frey Western. Seventeen wonderful western songs are featured. If you missed getting a copy at the Wild, Wild West Symphony – which was a sell out and was wonderful – stop by and get your copy. Come see Judy and Pride of the Prairie at a Cowboy Concert, April 21, 7 PM at the Seaman Congregational Church, 2036 NW Taylor, Topeka, KS. Tickets $10 Adults and $5 children 5-12. Call 785-354-8777 or 785-286-4048. www.judycoder.com

Trail Riding

Spring is wonderful for trail riding! We just got back from a week riding in Palo Duro and Cap Rock Canyon, south of Amarillo, Texas. The scenery was breathtaking. It was like we were in the old west movies riding through these beautiful canyons. We highly recommend both of these areas to ride – great primitive camping areas, nice horse pens and easy to follow trails.

I got to use my new Outback packable rain coat and I can personally vouch for it’s comfort, ease of use and that it will keep you dry. We have several colors – tan, navy, red in both the long and short lengths. I also love my western Stowaway pack. No movement – easy access to lots of storage places!

Horse Trailers For Sale

        Here are two really nice used trailers that are perfect for your next trail riding vacation!

        White 1999 Twister 4 horse slant. Short wall 11 foot. Full oak interior living quarters including stove, fridge, microwave. New generator,
        air conditioner, leather couch, shower, 14 ply tires, aluminum wheels, fenders and electric jack. Escape doors, blanket bars, mangers with
        storage below, stud partition and drop down windows. $34,000.00. Can be seen at Roy Frey Western, Topeka. Call 785-256-3099 or
        evenings 785-4842817.

        2004 – 39 ft Sundowner 4 horse trailer. 13’ living quarters with 6’ slide out. Black/Stainless steel siding. Flat screen TV, AM/FM radio/CD
        with surround sound. Stove, sink, microwave, grill with table, refrig, freezer, bathroom with shower, sink & toilet and sky lights. Lighted closets,
        lots of storage. Leather couch with queen bed and queen bed in gooseneck. Electric jack, enclosed dual 40 lb. propane tanks and spare tire.
        50 gal water tank, air conditioning, furnace & awning. 4 horse stalls with mangers, stud stall, escape door, rear tack and large side tack storage.
        8’ tall. Remote start generator on roof with hay rack and side ladder. 15 gal. gas tank in rear tack for generator. Super clean & loaded – used
        less than 10,000 miles. This is traveling first class for only $79,900.00!! Can be seen at Holton Trailer Sales, Edgerton, KS. Call – Ryan
        913-481-4060 or 913-893-9972.

What’s New at Roy Frey Western?

- Trail Riding gear and clothes – Outback packable rain gear is the best! Comes in short and long lengths. Created for people who ride. Wrangler jeans,
    shirts and Ariat buckaroo boots are comfortable on the trails. Saddle bags, water bottle holders, Stowaway packs, saddle pads, chinks, and all your
    favorite equine products

– Cowboy Magic, Pyranha fly spray and grooming aids.

- Oster Grooming products fit perfectly in your hand and your horse loves the feel. Now in PINK! The 7 piece kits keep your grooming products organized
    and clean.

- Cetyl M supplements for horses, dogs & humans, endorsed by Clinton Anderson and used by the Roy Frey staff, are naturally helping relieve the pain of
    arthritis.

- Short Sleeve Men’s Shirts – get them now before they are gone. Perfect for Father’s Day

- Straw Hats – Have Dewayne custom shape a palm leaf hat for you and have it branded! Huge selection – get them while they last! Don’t forget to bring in
    your felt hats to be cleaned and shaped before the next show!

- New Stetson Ladies blouses and skirt sets – beautiful for dress occasions.

- Spring and summer apparel - Denim shorts, capris, and short sleeve blouses in all the latest styles and colors are in! Always look your western best!

- Western Trenditions purses, wallets and briefcases featuring all the latest hipster styles in the larger bags. They are beautiful!

- Resistol Ranch Boots – A new line from Lucchese Boots that are classic western at a most affordable price. They are so handsome!

- Muck Boots – OK, they aren’t new, but in this wet weather, they are a necessity! If you haven’t tried them, you are missing the most comfortable rubber
    boot ever. Light weight, easy to put on, dry, breathable, and warm.

New Painted Ponies

Eight new Painted Ponies just arrived at Roy Frey Western: Sounds of Thunder, Silverado, Cheyenne Painted Rawhide, Native Jewel Pony, Copper Enchantment, Bedazzled, Viva La Vegas, and Fancy Dancer. Go to http://www.paintedponiescollectibles.com/newreleases.htm to view these wonderful first edition collectables. Don’t forget that we have the paint your own pony kits – perfect for a birthday present!

New Little Cowboy Western Suits

We can now dress up your little cowboy to look just like Dad in a western suit from Circle S! Perfect for weddings, confirmations, or any dressy special event! Complete the outfit with a felt hat, string tie, belt, white shirt and boots and your little cowpoke will steal the show.

Wedding Registry

Roy Frey Western is happy to be your store of choice for your wedding registry! The Home Décor department is the place to get your new dishware, silverware, glassware, and table accessories. Rugs, pillows, placemats, cowhide doilies, lamps, and bathroom accessories are great gifts as well. Don’t forget that we also have gift certificates

Wright Flight Fundraiser Trail Ride

On Memorial Day, Monday, May 28, 2007, a trail ride to benefit the Wright Flight Program will be held at Eisenhower State Park, near Melvern, Kansas. This is the first of what we hope to be an annual event. Riders are asked to pay a flat fee and raise extra donations for the Program. A silent auction will also be provided of items donated by businesses and friends. The silent auction not only helps raise extra funds but provides entertainment to the riders to enjoy during their meal.
If you are interested in donating items for our silent auction, we would be most grateful. What ever you are able to donate is very much appreciated. (Ideas include, saddle bags, treats, medical kits, halters, lead ropes, saddles, saddle pads, bags of feed, muck carts, gift certificates, etc.)

The Wright Flight Program is a non-profit organization. Dewayne Burgess, a retired Air Force fighter pilot, and owner of Roy Frey Western in Topeka, KS, founded the original Kansas Chapter in 1996. He later encouraged friends in Missouri to establish a chapter and currently serves as President of the recently combined Kansas/Missouri Chapter.

This program is designed to use aviation interests to motivate students to perform at a higher level in school. Students, grades 6-12, must meet two requirements to be successful in the Wright Flight Program. First, each student must score a minimum of 85% on an end of course exam for their aviation class. Second, the student must set and achieve an academic or behavioral improvement goal. The student’s chosen goal must be specified in a contract provided by Wright Flight. This contract is then signed by the student, the student’s parents, and the student’s teacher. When students meet all requirements, the reward they earn is a flight with a volunteer pilot in a light aircraft. They even have the opportunity to fly the plane under the watchful eye of a highly experienced pilot! If the goals are not met, the student is welcome to continue trying until they do in fact reach the sky. Please visit www.wrightflight.org if you would like more information on the Wright Flight Program.

Our goal for this trail ride is to help raise money to offset the fuel costs accumulated by the pilots volunteering their time and aircraft to reward these students. All of the resources that are to be used to organize this trail ride will consist of 100% of donations from wonderful people like you. In addition, 100% of the funds received from these donations will go directly to the purpose intended. I do hope you are able to support a worthy cause. Thank you in advance for any and all support you can give this wonderful program. We greatly appreciate our sponsors and please patronize them!

Call 785-232-0579 (Roy Frey Western) to make your reservations for the ride or drop off your donation.

        Official Trail Ride Dinner Sponsor: Black Eye BBQ
        Official Trail Ride Host Sponsor: Eisenhower State Park/Kansas Wildlife & Parks Department
        Official Trail Ride Partner: Ernie Rodina, Purina & Better Horses Magazine

Specials on Saddles

We currently have some wonderful used saddles - stop in and give them a test ride!

    • 15” Beautiful Cactus barrel racing saddle – floral tooling with dark brown real ostrich seat, iron and silver swirl conchos. $1150
    • 15” Tucker trail saddle – 3-4 years old – like new with two breast collars - $950. Matching bridle.
    • 15” Stubben Edelweiss Junior English Saddle – rode 6 times – includes irons, leathers, girth, cover – Tree width 32” - $950
    • Reinsman Comfort Fit Trail Saddle with flex tree – quarter horse bars – fits a lot of horses – 17” seat. Most comfortable saddle
        you will every ride in! Coffee color. Extra wide stirrups. 28 lbs. $1350 – rode twice. New $1750
    • Bud Sankey, Rose Hill, KS 17” round skirt barrel saddle. $450
    • 12” Big Horn and Simco kids saddles – would also be great home décor.
    • 15” Slick Seat saddle - $250
    • 15" Crates Freedom Barrel Racing Saddle - like new. The most balanced saddle you will ever find to ride. Hour glass tree for
        more room in horses shoulders, close contact for rider, and more room for horses hips. Hand tooled basket weave with chocolate
        brown roughout seat, fenders. Iron star conchos. Aluminum stirrups. Back cinch. New $1500. Will take $1300.

Extreme Cowboy Weekend

Saddle & Sirloin Club, Purina, and John Deere are hosting the first Extreme Cowboy Weekend June 22-24 at the Saddle & Sirloin facility, 14401 Holmes Road in Kansas City, MO (south side of KC, adjacent to Hwy 150 & Holmes Road). Tickets are $15 per day or $40 for the week-end. Race competition begins at 9 am each day. Open and Non-Pro Divisions. Preliminaries on Friday and Saturday. Celebrity Challenge Race and Extreme Cowboy Race finals on Sunday. Cowboy Church service at 8 am on Sunday. Trade Show. Clydesdales on display. Concessions. Bar-B-Q on Sat night with Belinda Gail and Curly Musgrave – additional charge for this event. Bring your own lawn chairs. Contact Bill Hull at 913-208-6381 for more info. www.saddleandsirloin.com

There are many benefits in belonging to the Kansas Horse Council. Through your membership we are able to have a voice in the horse industry in Kansas. We monitor legislative issues that will affect horse owners. Through our persistence in working towards laws to protect the horse owner, we were instrumental in getting the Kansas Liability Law passed. You may call the office for a copy of this statute.

We also offer $1,000,000 in equine liability insurance to anyone who joins the Kansas Horse Council. When you become a member, this insurance is automatically yours and protects you from the actions of any horses that you own. This includes coverage anywhere your horse is, whether on your property or not. Call the office for more details.

We also sponsor "Equifest" each year which is a three day horse event that brings demonstrations by world class clinicians to help you further your horse education. You can also find many horse related products at the trade show from the many vendors that come from all over the United States. The many different breeds can be seen during the breed showcase and you can select from the many stallions that come each year.

Our daughter organization, the Kansas Horse Council Foundation, offers scholastic financial assistance through a scholarship program. Click on the scholarship links at the right to get more information about this benefit of being a horse council member.

Check out the Purchasing Package - a benefit that can save you thousands of dollars through purchases with participating merchants and dealers. Click the Purchasing Package button at the top of this page to see more details.

During the year we sponsor trail rides, clinics and other horse-related events. Please look at our event section throughout the year to see a schedule.

We work year round in the Horse industry and gladly welcome ideas that you may have for making it better in the State of Kansas. Please feel free to contact a representative in your area or call the office at 785-776-0662. Go to www.kansashorsecouncil.com for a membership application.
You can purchase an Equine Liability sign to post in your barn or at your farm at Roy Frey Western for $25.

Drop Off Point for KSU Equestrian Team Tack Donations

The KSU Equestrian Team is in need of good, clean, used or new English and Western tack and grooming supplies. Especially needed are snaffle bits, leather chin straps, headstalls, reins, saddles (for short people) and show clothes. This fall when you clean out your tack room or horse trailer, think of the KSU Equestrian Team and bring your items to Roy Frey Western. We will get them to Head Coach, Teresa Slough. Your support with this tack drive is greatly appreciated.

Roy Frey Western Celebrates 55 years of Business!

2007 is a milestone for the equine industry and for us personally as Roy Frey Western begins its 55th year of serving cowboys, cowgirls and their horses with all their western lifestyle needs. We greatly appreciate and thank all of our wonderful customers who shop with us. The staff at Roy Frey Western looks forward to celebrating this 55th Anniversary with many new and exciting events at the store. Again, as one of the last complete western stores in Northeast Kansas, we do appreciate your support and loyalty and we promise to keep providing all your western lifestyle needs and services.

Dates & Events

April 21 - Chuckwagon/Ranch Cooking Class by Josh Hoy, Flying W Ranch, Clements, KS. Seminars on "Setting a Western Table" and "Western Centerpieces" will be held with the cooking class at Roy Frey Western.
April 21-22 – “Emily” Benefit Trail Ride, Dinner & Raffle, Rockhaven Campground, Clinton Lake. For more info - Kim Shumac, 785-484-0110; Don Stowe, 785-331-6568 or Dana Lady 785-286-0536
April 21 – Open House Topeka Round-Up Club – 4 p.m. Jerry Williams, Certified Parelli Instructor to speak/demo. For more info call Liz Syverson 478-1597 or email at kansahitch@doglegs.com
April 21 – KSU Horseman’s Association Fun Show – Cico Park, Manhattan. 9 am Warm up & Registration. 10 am Start. 35+ classes, payback for jackpot classes and great prizes for all classes. For showbill or pre-register go to www.asi.ksu.edu/horseman’s or more info call Dr. Joann Kouba – 785-532-1240 or jkouba@ksu.edu
April 21-19 – Trail of Billy’s Last Ride – www.billythekidtrailride.com. Re-trace the over 125-mile route Billy the Kid took during his trek to Fort Sumner, New Mexico, after his infamous escape on April 28th, 1881, from the County Courthouse jail in Lincoln, New Mexico, USA. For more info contact general manager, Rex Buchman at brbuchman@fhrd.net 620-794-5332. Limited to 50 riders.
April 22 – Rain date - Saddle & Sirloin NBHA KS01 & KS11 Barrel Race - Carol Wingate/Bill Hull
April 27-30 - KS NBHA State Championship, Kansas Expocentre, Topeka - Dawn Dawson, KS NBHA State Director www.ksnbha.com

May 4-5 – Release the Possibilities – Ground Work 101. Cindy Branham, R&D Ranch, Topeka – 785-256-6761 or www.rockin-rc.com
May 5-6 - Trail Ride Medicine Lodge, KS. Advance Reservations only. Dacy Larson 620-886-9822 or gyphilltrailride@hotmail.com
May 12-13 - Trail Ride Medicine Lodge, KS. Advance Reservations only. Dacy Larson 620-886-9822 or gyphilltrailride@hotmail.com
May 28 – Wright Flight of Kansas and Missouri Fundraiser Trail Ride, Eisenhower State Park, Melvern, KS.

June 2 – Kansas Quarter Horse Association presents the 4th Annual AQHA Trail Ride, Ringneck Ranch, Tipton, KS. For more info call 1-785-373-4835 or www.ringneckranch.net or email: ringneck@wtciweb.com. Morning and afternoon rides through the scenic Blue Hills. Lunch & supper included. Entertainment, clinics, drawings and prizes. Free Sunday morning bonus ride. $59 per adult rider, $39 youth/student rider. All proceeds to the AQHA Foundation & KQHA Scholarship Fund. With prior reservations, overnight lodging, additional meals, corrals, camping & trailer parking available at a very reasonable cost.
June 2-3 – Team Penning at Topeka Round-Up Club. For more info call Amos 640-4390
June 2-3 – Flint Hills PRCA Rodeo, Strong City, KS
June 8-10 – Kansas High School Rodeo Championship, Kansas Expocentre, Topeka
June 10- Topeka Round-Up Club BBQ, Trail Ride & Family Fun night 6 pm
June 15-17 – Farmhouse Church Fundraiser Trail Ride, Melvern Lake. More info to follow.
June 16 – Symphony in Flint Hills http://www.symphonyintheflinthills.org/
        TIME: Activities begin early afternoon, concert begins at 6:30 p.m
        PLACE: Tallgrass prairie of Wabaunsee County near the Native Stone Scenic Byway
        MUSIC: Kansas City Symphony
        Concert will reflect the spirit of the west by masters like Aaron Copland
        TICKETS: Sold Out in less than 24 hours!
June 16 - Symphony Trail Ride – Crystal Springs Ranch will be leading a limited group of riders on a morning ride south of Lake Wabanunsee adjacent to the site of the Symphony. For more info call Jamie Schultz 785-765-3883 or csranch@kansas.net .
June 22-24 Craig Cameron Extreme Cowboy Race, Saddle & Sirloin, Kansas City – for more information and directions go to www.saddleandsirloin.com – Don’t miss this fun event!
June 29- July 1- NBHA Regional Championship, Kansas Expocentre, Topeka
June 30 – Ottawa, KS Old West Days – Cattle Drive and Parade 10 a.m.

July 7-8 – NKHA Horse Show at Topeka Round-Up Club
July 13-15 – American Paint Horse Association Show, Kansas Expocentre, Topeka
July 14 - SUNFLOWER GAMES, Rocking V Arena; Barrel and Poles. For more information, call Shelly Davis (785) 246-1058.
July 21 – Up Town Saturday Night Old Fashion Horse Show – Topeka Round-Up Club. For more info call Liz Syverson 478-1597 or email at
         kansahitch@doglegs.com
July 28 - National Day of the American Cowboy

Sept 3 - The Great Santa Fe Trail Horse Race is an 800 mile endurance ride completed over a 13 day period. It is open to all breeds. The ride will start in Santa Fe, New Mexico on September 3, 2007 and end in Missouri on September 15, 2007. www.sfthorserace.com for more information.
Sept 8 - Double B Barrel Bash, Kansas Expocentre, Topeka
Sept 20-24 - The U.S. Cavalry Association (USCA) will be conducting its 2007 National Cavalry Competition (NCC) at Fort Riley, KS. Contact: Patricia King, 4301 Deep Creek Road, Manhattan, KS 66502. Email: plprarie@wildblue.net. Previous NCCs were held at Fort Sill, OK (2002); Fort Worth Stockyards,TX (2003); Fort Riley, KS (2004); Fort Robinson State Park, NE (2005); and Fort Knox, KY (2006). The individual competition consists of Equitation on the flat, Jumping, Mounted Saber, Mounted Pistol (both over fences), Bugle Calls, Authenticity of rider and equipment, as well as Platoon Drill for groups. There are three levels for Equitation and Jumping with ribbons and plaques awarded to top three competitors in each division. The Directors’ Cup Trophy will be awarded to the high point rider. The Pegasus Memorial Plaque for horse that best represents the Cavalry Horse. The NCC is open to all who are interested in promoting the Associations’ purpose of keeping the Cavalry tradition and spirit alive. The USCA encourages participation by mounted military color guards, cavalry re-enactors, memorial mounted units, mounted police, and others prepared to compete in period or modern uniform. The competition is open to units and individual competitors. The NCC is held in conjunction with the Annual Bivouac (meeting) of the U.S. Cavalry Association. The Bivouac includes social events at which competitors have an opportunity to meet military veterans, including some who served in the old Horse Cavalry, and other association members, and to participate in traditional cavalry ceremonies. The public is invited, in fact encouraged, to attend the event and witness history in action. The USCA is requesting assistance of the Kansas Equestrian community in promoting the event and help in the way of manpower to conduct the event next September.
Sept 20 – 23 – “Time of the Red Grass” Trail Ride – Buchman & Harshman families at Hymer, KS in the heart of the Kansas Flint Hills. For more info contact Rex Buchman at brbuchman@fhrd.net 620-794-5332. Limited to 50 riders. Reservations and deposit due by August 1.
Sept 28-30 - Purina Dream Ride, Flying W, Clements, KS – contact Suzan Barnes, Grand Central Hotel, Cottonwood Falls, 620-273-6763 or suzan.barnes@sbcglobal.net or http://www.betterhorsesnetwork.com/
Sept 28-29 – KS Championship Ranch Rodeo, Medicine Lodge, KS – Pageant Arena. Top Team qualifies for World Championship Ranch Rodeo. Cowboy Trappings & Trade Show. www.peacetreaty.org 620-886-9815

Oct 5-7 - Chris Cox Horsemanship Tour, Kansas Expocentre, Topeka

Nov 2-4 URA Championship Finals, Kansas Expocentre, Topeka

Event Schedule for: Lyndon Saddle Club - www.lyndonsaddleclub.zoomshare.com
    April 20 7:00 p.m. Open 3-D Jackpot Barrel Race
    April 21 4:00 p.m. Open Fun Show
    May 12 & 13 CYRA Youth Rodeo
    May 18 7:00p.m. Open 3-D Jackpot Barrel Race
    May 26 & 27 Work Days and Camp-out at the Arena
    May 28 9:00 a.m. KSHSC Open Horse Show
    June 9 6 p.m. Open Fun Show
    June 15 7:00 p.m. Open 3-D Jackpot Barrel Race
    July 4 9:00 a.m. KSHSC Open Horse Show
    July 7 & 8 Trail Ride and Campout - 110 Mile Park, Pomona Lake
    July 14 Osage County 4-H Fair Horse Show
    July 20 7:00 p.m. Open 3-D Jackpot Barrel Race
    July 28 7:00 p.m $500 Added Money Jackpot Barrel Race
        (entries open 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.)
    August 4 6:00 p.m. Fun Show
    August 17 7:00 p.m. Open 3-D Jackpot Barrel Race
    September 22 & 23 Trail Ride and Campout Eisenhower State Park, Melvern Lake

Tune in Sunday mornings at 6:00 a.m. to 580 AM radio for the Better Horses show starring Ernie Rodina (Bronco Ernie) and co-host, Dawn Dawson. Ernie highlights area trainers and horse happenings. Listen for Jo & Dewayne to talk about trends in the industry and new product arrivals at Roy Frey Western.

Roy Frey Western encourages you to adopt a Helping Hands Humane Society, Topeka or Jefferson County Humane Society dog that needs a farm/ranch life and would be good around livestock. We are proud to help find these loving dogs a new home. Get a $10 cook book for yourself or give one as a gift and help the HHHS.

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We've got everything for ridin', ropin', rodeoin'
Jeans, hats, and boots & tack for showin'
We've got it all from tack to ties

So Cowboy up down at Roy Frey's!

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	Directions: Roy Frey Western is located on the corner of Kansas Avenue and Highway 24 in Topeka, KS just across from Gage Bowl North. We are only 10 minutes from the Kansas ExpoCentre. (Click here to view map)
121 NE US Hwy 24 Topeka, KS 66608-1750 Phone: (785) 232-0579 Fax: (785) 232-1581
*Store Hours:* Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Sunday Noon until 5:00 p.m.