Colorado Bucking Stock Contractor Kirsten Vold Retires After 28 Years
Kirsten Vold, a Colorado rancher and bucking stock contractor, has retired after 28 years in the rodeo business. She took over the legendary Vold Rodeo Company from her father and recently sold the bucking stock company at the end of…
Denver, CO, August 9, 2026 — Kirsten Vold, a Colorado rancher and prominent figure in the rodeo industry, has retired from the bucking stock contracting business after 28 years. The sale of her company, Vold Rodeo Company, was finalized at the conclusion of the 2025 rodeo season.
Vold Rodeo Company, a business with a long-standing legacy, was inherited by Kirsten Vold from her father. She continued to operate and manage the company, contributing to the sport of rodeo for nearly three decades. The company’s operations have now transitioned to new ownership following the recent sale.
The specific details of the sale, including the buyer and the financial terms, were not immediately available. The rancher and contractor’s retirement marks the end of an era for the Vold Rodeo Company, which has been a significant name in the rodeo circuit.
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