Stampede names winners of lotteries, Chase the Ace still in action

By Kayla Butler

Posted July 22, 2021 8:32 am.

Last Updated July 22, 2021 10:37 am.

CALGARY – The Stampede has named the winners of its popular lotteries–and they’re all from Alberta.

The Dream Home, which is valued at over $1.1 million, is going to Stella Harrison of Edmonton.

The 50/50 draw was won by Winfield’s Mark Bickford, who is $908,877 richer.

Ricardo Duarte of Banff is taking home the truck and trailer combo, valued at over $230,000.

Calgary’s Tammy Leach won the 2021 GMC Sierra valued at over $100,000.

The $100,000 cash prize is going to Drumheller’s Jeff Paarup.

The 2021 Yukon Denali, worth abut $90,386, is going to Westlock’s Larry Gordon.

Jolie Rattenbury of Calgary is taking home the 2021 South Bay Pontoon.

The $54,000 2021 GMC Denalie Crew Cab is going to Chris Banham of Calgary.

And Calgary’s Todd Walton and Chris Vehn are getting the Indian Motorcycle Challenger, values at over $36,000, and the Polaris Ranger XP 100, valued at nearly $25,000, respectively.

Chase the Ace lottery still in action

The Stampede is keeping the rodeo spirit going with its Chase the Ace lottery–meaning you still have a shot at winning.

The progressive lottery will be played all summer until the “Ace” is found.

A card will be drawn each Sunday evening after ticket sales close at 11 p.m.

The jackpot is currently over $50,000.

Last week, a King of Clubs was drawn and the $123,340 prize went to Scott Walker of Calmar.

You can buy tickets here.

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