Rodeo (noun)

1. An exhibition or contest of cowboy skills, such as bull riding and bronco busting, typically held in an arena.
2. A similar exhibition or contest of skills involving other animals, such as sheep or pigs.

Origin:

Spanish, from rodear to surround, from latin rotare to rotate.

Examples:

1. The rodeo was held at the county fairground.
2. He competed in the rodeo every year.
3. The rodeo featured bull riding, calf roping, and barrel racing.
4. Rodeo is a popular sport in western countries.
5. The rodeo was a major event in the small town.