Dixon Hamilton inducted into Idaho Rodeo Hall of Fame

The Idaho Rodeo Hall of Fame announced the induction of rodeo legend Dixon Hamilton, which will take place on October 11 and 12.

According to the IRHOF, “Dixon Hamilton is a celebrated figure in rodeo with a career distinguished by notable achievements and deep contributions to the sport.  A PRCA Gold Card holder.  His impressive career includes qualifying for the Wilderness Circuit Finals 16 times, winning the title twice, and earning a spot at the PRCA National Finals Rodeo
in 1983.  

As a high school rodeo competitor, Dixon excelled in five different event, earning him the title of state rodeo champion.  His remarkable performance also garnered him the RMRA (Rocky Mountain Rodeo Association) Year-end award.  Dixon set a significant record at the Cheyenne Saddle Bronc
Riding Event.

Dixon’s dedication to rodeo extends beyond his own accolades.  He supports the sport byhazing for his son, Riley, at PRCA events, and actively contributes to steer wrestling schools providing essential guidance and hazing for young steer wrestlers.  

Rodeo runs in Dixon’s family.  His father was a notable bull rider, and his uncle Dell was a respected stock contractor.  Another uncle, Jay, was known for flanking stock for the Kirbys and for his role in turning out horses.  His illustrious career in rodeo, and his enduring commitment to the rodeo community make him a deserving inductee into the Idaho Rodeo Hall of Fame.”

The Enterprise congratulates Dixon Hamilton on this impressive recognition and even more
impressive career!