The Club is unique for owning its own stock, running the rodeo, and maintaining the facility. Over the years, the area and facility have grown to include a clubhouse, concession area, stand, and stadium that now has covered seating for an audience of 10,000. The Rodeo is particularly significant to the central Florida area because of the importance of cattle as an early major industry. Osceola County was one of the major cattle producing counties in Florida until the 1980s. The Osceola County schools still close for Rodeo Day each year.
Some students even compete.