Jauregui, Andrew
Stock Contractor • Inducted 1979
Consideration and friendship for contestants, even in the tension of arena action, made this stock contractor one of the most respected persons in rodeo. Certainly, Andy could identify with the contestants. He had been one himself. Ranch raised, he became a skilled saddle bronc rider in his teens and went on to win world championships – for steer roping in 1931, and for team roping in 1934. He began stock contracting in 1933 when he and Clarence “Fat” Jones co-produced a rodeo in Santa Ana, California. His famous string of bucking stock included Cheyenne, a pinto gelding that took virtually every bareback rider who qualified on him to pay window. His bulls, the like of High Chaparral, Blue Bell Wrangler and Old No. 28, were welcome in every arena, too.
Accolades
Biography
World Championships: 2
Steer Roping: 1931
Team Roping: 1934
Born: February 10, 1903 in Ventura County, California
Died: July 14, 1990 in Newhall, California
Rodeo Championships
California Rodeo Salinas
Salinas, California
Steer Roping: 1931, 1934
Tie-Down Roping: 1934, 1940
Team Roping: 1940
Cheyenne Frontier Days
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Tie-Down Roping: 1938
Reno Rodeo
Reno, Nevada
All-Around: 1939
Team Roping: 1945
