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Rocking V Ranch, located in Wakarusa, Kansas, offers a picturesque setting ideal for various events, featuring a beautiful venue surrounded by nature. Guests can explore their amenities, packages, and pricing options designed to cater to different needs and preferences. The ranch invites potential clients for private tours to experience the venue firsthand, assuring satisfaction with their exceptional service and facilities. With a welcoming commitment to creating memorable experiences, Rocking V Ranch is positioned as a desirable choice for gatherings in a unique rural environment. Generated from the website

About Club The Topeka Round-Up Club has grown since its beginnings as a small group of men, who liked horseback riding, coyote hunting, and calf roping. Calves were too expensive to keep for simply roping purposes, so they got a few goats, and in 1938, a goat roping club was formed. The club grew and in May, 1947 a corporation consisting of 20 members was formed, and the Topeka Round-Up Club was born. Also in 1947, club purchased 78 acres located at 61st and Adams, from B.H. Sannaman. Many activities were enjoyed and polo was the main sport of the time. In 1954, the United States Government purchased the 78 acres. In 1955, the Board decided to buy 320 acres from Joseph Hansen. The new ground was, and still is located at 7843 SW 37th Street. From 1956 to 1985, Topeka Round-Up Club hosted Kansas State High School Rodeo. Throughout its history club has sponsored horse shows, 100-mile trail rides, square dances, hayrack rides, and the ever popular Work Days. More recently club has hosted such events as Sunflower State Games with events in barrel racing and endurance trail riding. A barrel racing buckle series was another event, and for the past several years, a ranch rodeo, affiliated with American Royal has also been held. TOPEKA ROUND-UP CLUB MISSION The mission of Topeka Round-Up Club is to ensure a wholesome family atmosphere for equine related activities through: TOPEKA ROUND-UP CLUB PURPOSE The object of this corporation shall be: The maintenance of an educational organization for the purpose of equine related activities ; to promote the social welfare of the members ; to give public exhibitions and demonstrations ; and to hold regular meetings for the purpose of discussion of these and related subjects.

Vermillion Valley Equine Center is your source of English or Western horse riding lessons in the Belvue, KS area. With 30 years of experience, we guarantee professional services with reasonable rates. Let Vermillion Valley Equine Center exceed your expectations! Vermillion Valley Equine Center is a full service boarding and training center located in the rolling Flint Hills of Kansas. Ann White is the owner and head trainer at VVEC. She began riding as a child and her love of horses carried into her adult life as she began teaching lessons and training horses. Throughout her career she has led several riders to success at local and national competitions as well has having several students, including 2 of her daughters, compete on National Collegiate Equestrian Association teams. Ann strongly believes in building up and supporting the local horse community and currently serves as president of the Kansas Hunter Jumper Association, is on the board of directors for the Kansas Horse Council, and is involved in EquiFest of Kansas.