YOUR SHOW - July 3, 2011 - National Western President Paul Andrews
DENVER - The National Western Stock made headlines this week about moving to a new location in Aurora.
The news brought mixed emotions to YOUR SHOW viewers, so Matt Flener shared your questions and comments with Paul Andrews, the President of the National Western Stock Show.
He talked about tradition versus expansion, why the Stock Show is looking to move and who would benefit.
Thanks to Denise Marquez Friend, Alice Ponce Deanda, Dorsie Mullie, Sadi Schroeder and Wendy White for participating in the segment.
You can see YOUR SHOW every Sunday morning on 9News 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. There are many was for you to participate. Email us at yourshow@9news.com for find us on Facebook ( www.facebook.com/yourshow ) or Twitter ( www.twitter.com/yourshow ).
Each week, it's your ideas, your thoughts and your questions that lead to YOUR SHOW.
Western Stock Show - News
You may have asked yourself how savvy officials of the National Western Stock Show and the city of Denver, not to mention their high-priced political consultants, could possibly believe Denver voters would ever raise taxes to move
The news brought mixed emotions to YOUR SHOW viewers, so Matt Flener shared your questions and comments with Paul Andrews, the President of the National Western Stock Show. He talked about tradition versus expansion, why the Stock Show is looking to
21 2011 at 6:39 AM While Denver City Council was approving a proposal to turn the city's back yards into a barnyard, Aurora was attempting to rustle the National Western Stock Show. The city dangled a $300 million incentive to lasso the annual event
QUID HAS HEARD that the stampede to deliver a few kicks to Aurora for having the temerity to try and bring the National Western Stock show out here is overwhelming. It seems that not only the newsroom of yours truly and city hall phones have been
At issue is a planned Aurora hotel and theme park that could get the largest public subsidy the state has ever awarded, and the possible relocation of one of Denver's most beloved institutions — the National Western Stock Show & Rodeo.
National Western Stock Show heading to Aurora? Hold your horses ...
Back in the wild, wild West, rustlers were shot for stealing your property. Here in the mild, mild West, they hire lawyers and lobbyists and ask you to help build their new corral. Because now it looks like Denver will not only lose the National Western Stock Show to Aurora, but may pay for the privilege.
It was just last week that Gaylord Entertainment announced plans for the new, $800 million hotel/resort project it wants to build at the edge of Aurora, conveniently close to a patch of Denver land that the National Western Stock Show has been eying for a new home — not that Gaylord said its deal was contingent on the Stock Show moving east. But yesterday, a Denver City Council committee learned that the Federal Aviation Authority had put that parcel at DIA out of the running, which meant the Stock Show was focusing on Aurora instead. Denver officials are currently working with Aurora and Gaylord on a joint application for Colorado Regional Tourism Act funds, since the deadline is tomorrow.
There’s no guarantee those funds with come through, of course, just as there’s no guarantee that Gaylord Entertainment will go ahead with its project if it doesn’t get the subsidies it wants.
But the Stock Show’s desire to leave its current home is undeniable. The day that Gaylord revealed its plans — at a meeting that looked like full employment for this town’s suits — National Western CEO Paul Andrews sent this note to employees and volunteers;
Later this morning, an announcement will be made by Gaylord Entertainment that they have finalized their deal to build a new Gaylord Western Hotel on the High Point site near Peña Blvd and Tower Road.
As you may be aware, we have been researching possible sites as an option for the National Western relocation and expansion and the High Point site continues to be the leading site of interest. In addition, Gaylord and the National Western continue to discuss possible business efficiencies that would be created between our two companies if we finalize a deal to be located adjacent to their property. We continue to be encouraged by the strong relationship we have with Gaylord Entertainment and are excited to see they have finalized their deal to be at the High Point site.
With Gaylord’s announcement, it will surely mean the media will be expecting a comment from the National Western on why we were not part of this public announcement, since many stories have surfaced in regard to our relationship with Gaylord and the High Point site. I will be commenting that the High Point site continues to be a site of interest and that we are excited to see that Gaylord Entertainment has completed their deal to come to Colorado. It is a big economic driver for the entire State and good for job creation. The National Western continues to work with the City of Denver as we explore the High Point area as a possible option for the National Western Complex in the future.
National Western Stock Show move
National Western Stock Show move 
YOUR SHOW - July 3, 2011 - National Western President Paul Andrews 
Watching a TV show where 'funny' voice-overs are added to stock footage of animals in the wild. Could be the nadir of Western civilisation.
Read today's Daily and get Ottewill's take on why the National Western Stock Show should not move out of Denver. Western Stock Show - Bookshelf
National Western Stock Show, official program
National western stock show 1918, Catalogue of entries. Twelfth annual exhibition ... Denver Union Stock Yards, Jan. 19 to 26, 1918
Laws passed at the session of the General Assembly of the State of Colorado
535, by Mr. Murphy) AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE TO OFFER PREMIUMS AT THE ANNUAL NATIONAL WESTERN STOCK SHOW AND MAKING AN ...American Cowboy
Don't miss your next chance to drink in Colorado's cocktail of Western competition and entertainment during next year's stock show, scheduled for January 10 ...Riding High, Colorado Ranchers and 100 Years of the National Western Stock Show
RIDINGHIGH FOREWORD This book is a ride through a century of the National Western Stock Show and an overview of Colorado ranching. The Stock Show is a ...Day-by-day Report Directory
National Western
Provides leasing information for the National Western Complex and details for the stock, horse, and rodeo shows they host.
National Western Stock Show
National Western Stock Show - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Quarter Horses at the National Western Stock Show, Circa 1950 ... Fanfare at the show. Proceeds from the National Western Stock Show go to the National Western Scholarship Trust. ...
Stock Show - The Denver Post
Stock Show ... Wild West feels right at home at the National Western Stock Show. National Western's Wild West show revives tradition of "Buffalo Bill" ...
The Westerner: National Western Stock Show: Denver still ...
National Western Stock Show: Denver still international hub for cattlemen ... last full weekend of this year's show, some breeders had already packed up and ...