Press Article: Newest Attractions at the National Western Stock Show Delight Denver Visitors
DENVER — The National Western Stock Show is buzzing with excitement as visitors of all ages gather to meet some of its newest attractions: two adorable miniature Scottish Highland cattle and a lively baby Clydesdale, Denver. Located at the Leap of Faith Homestead booth, the miniature cows named Caramel and Hershey are showcased by owner Becky Raber, who has turned her passion for these unique animals into a thriving mobile petting zoo and equestrian experience.
"I came to the stock show as a little girl and always loved it," Raber shared. "It’s exciting to share our little cows with everyone while promoting our business.” Attendees eagerly approached the animals, enjoying a rare opportunity to learn about them up close while supporting local entrepreneurship.
Nearby, Denver the baby Clydesdale, renowned on social media with over 45,000 followers, has become a fan favorite among visitors. Mark DeCoudres from Broken Spoke Clydesdales explained the significance of her name, reflecting on how the rodeo journey began in Denver. “She has had a very good reception here in Denver,” he added, highlighting the community’s enthusiasm.
The National Western Stock Show runs until January 26, offering ample time for families to experience these delightful animals and engage with local vendors. A schedule of events can be found online, promising fun-filled days for residents and tourists alike. As the stock show continues to draw crowds, it reinforces its role as a significant cultural event in Denver, fostering connections between communities and local businesses.