Lloydminster Hyundai Community Involvement

The Lloydminster Agricultural Exhibition Association in conjunction with the Canadian Professional Chuckwagon Association is excited to announce a NEW Chuckwagon Event. The North American Chuckwagon Championship will start the second Sunday in July where the best of the best Drivers & Outriders from the CPCA & WPCA will compete for 9 days.

The 2022 North American Chuckwagon Championship will take place July 8-16, 2022.

This 9-day show will present a $100,000 Dash and an aggregate truck winner after day 8. The final 4 days will be held during the Lloyd Ex Fair.

The NACC will be the premier chuckwagon event of the year to merry the top CPCA & WPCA drivers for 9 days of thrilling racing action at Halstead Downs.

Friday, June 10th, 2022

Click "Details" for tournament info & how to register.

Randall started outriding at the age of 14 for his uncle George and obviously got the chuckwagon bug then as he has worked hard to now have his own chuckwagon team.  His most memorable moment was being a new CPCA driver in 2019 at his official race in North Battleford. Randall finished 18th during the 2021 season and had a successful show in Poundmaker placing 3rd. We look forward to seeing Randall continue to grow as a driver in the 2022 season.

Favourite Meal: Breakfast.

What is on your playlist right now: I enjoy all types of music.

How did you get into Chuckwagon Racing: I started outriding at the age of 14 for my Uncle George Stanley and continued to outride off and on for numerous other drivers until I was 39 years old. In 2019 I was given the opportunity to travel and drive a hook with my late brother Kirby Stanley and DJ King.

Most Memorable Chuckwagon Racing Moment: Being a new driver, my most memorable moment was my first official race for CPCA in North Battleford Sk.

Favourite thing about Chuckwagon Racing: I love the adrenaline rush having control of four horses racing on the track.

Biggest Influence in the Sport: My family and close friends have been an influence in my decision to race. However, my late brother Kirby kept pushing me to follow those dreams and not to give up.

What is your primary goal for the upcoming season: To keep my horses healthy and happy and to be penalty free.

What do you do for work and in the offseason:  Truck driver.

Who are the unsung heroes in your barn and biggest help: The horses in my barn are the reason I am able to follow my dreams. My wife who keeps everything organized and my close friend Dean who enjoys the early morning feedings.

What’s your favourite winter sport to watch? Who’s your team: Hockey and Edmonton Oilers.

Tell us about your family: My wife Tanya and I have two adult children, Shaye and Tanner.