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BPOE SHERIDAN LODGE #520
ELKS YOUTH RODEO
AUGUST 28, 29, 2010
SHERIDAN COUNTY FAIRGROUND
Funded in part by Sheridan Travel and Tourism
(STT)
www.sheridanwyoming.org
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Each year the Sheridan Elks Lodge #520 sponsors the Elks Youth Rodeo, the
premier rodeo events for youth up to 17 years of age.
Prizes and scholarships
are awarded, and the event is thrilling to watch!
Dates
August 28, 29 2010
Sheridan County Fairgrounds
Deadline For Entry
August 16, 2010
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Where to Pickup Entry Forms
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ENTRY FORMS AT: |
Fremont Motor Sheridan, Inc.
1614 Coffeen Ave, Sheridan
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Prime Rate Motors
2305 Coffeen Ave., Sheridan
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Western Services
4058 E Boxelder Rd, Gillette
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KLGT-KIX Country
221
Fort Street, Buffalo
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BY MAIL: |
Elks Youth Rodeo
PO Box 624
Sheridan, WY 82801
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DROP OFF AT: |
BPOE Sheridan Lodge #520
45 West Brundage
Sheridan WY 82801
Map to Elks lodge
One
block off Main Street, Corner of Brooks
Street and W. Brundage |
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ONLINE: |
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1. FEES:
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PEE WEE: (6
AND UNDER):
2 days = |
$6.00 per event.
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JUNIOR: (7
to 9)
2 days = |
$26.00 per event.
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INTERMEDIATE: (10 TO 13)
2 days = |
$26.00 per event. |
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SENIOR: (14
to 17)
2 days = |
$26.00 per event. |
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STOCK
CHARGE:
2 days = |
$16.00 Breakaway & Steer Stopping
& Tie Down Calf Roping, or
$8.00 Team Roping, & Ribbon Roping per event,
per contestant. |
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STALL FEE: |
$10.00 per stall.
This is not mandatory, but must be paid before any stall will be assigned. |
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OFFICE FEE: |
$1.50 per each contestant.
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FAIRGROUNDS
USE FEE: |
$1.00 per contestant.
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2. ENTRIES:
Required by August 16, 2010
Mail to:
BPOE Sheridan Lodge #520,
P0 Box 624,
Sheridan, WY 82801.
Must be accompanied by Cash or Check for the
full fee.
Not valid unless ALL releases are properly signed and ALL fees are paid. For further information call (307) 674-7297.
Refund of entry fees will be given only on a bonafide excuse, such as illness or injury of the rider, or illness, injury or
unsoundness of the horse, to be verified by a medical doctor or a vet no later than the day of the show.
A competitor may compete in only the one age group that he is eligible for. Age will be determined by the age on the first
day of the show. THIS RULE WILL BE STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
3. AWARDS:
ALL AROUND YOUTH
: Contestants age 7 to 17 may compete for the All Around Youth Award. Champion will receive
a loaded JACKSON, THREE HORSE, slant load, G/N, with walk in tack Trailer. Licenses, sales tax and insurance will be
the responsibility of the winner. Reserve Champion will receive a $2,000 Scholarship. Reserve Runner-up will receive a
$1000 Scholarship.
Each contestant may designate on his entry form a minimum of 2 events, up to a maximum of 5 events he/she wishes to be
considered for points. Points from both Go Arounds will be combined. These points will be awarded on a one rider, one
horse basis. Points will be determined in the following manner: In an event with eleven
or more entries: First - 10 points,
Second - 9 points, etc. With six entries: First - 5 points, second - 4 points, etc. Points will be awarded to the combination
of the Individual and the Horse.
(Age 7 to 17):
The All
Around Senior will receive a one year lease of a new Ford Truck. The
contract will be in the name of the winner’s parents or guardian. Licenses,
sales tax and insurance will be the responsibility of the winner. The all
around Senior Reserve will receive a $2,000.00 Scholarship and the Reserve runner-up will
receive a Saddle. The all around winner in the Junior and
Intermediate age group will receive a Saddle. The Junior and Intermediate
Reserve will receive a Breast Collar and Headstall set with a Tom Balding
Custom Bit valued at $870.00. The All Around Reserve Runner-Up will receive
a Belt Buckle. The winner in each event will receive a
Belt Buckle. These
awards will be determined by points given in each event. Points will be
determined in the following manner. In a class with eleven or more entries:
First, 10-points, Second - 9 points, etc. With six entries: First - 5
points, second - 4 points, etc. Points from both Go Arounds will be
combined. Points will be awarded to the individual, NOT the horse.
(Age 6 and under):
Each day every
contestant will receive a Participation Ribbon. The winner of each event
will receive a trophy. A large trophy will be presented to the All Around.
This will be repeated for the second Go Around. A saddle will be presented
to the two-day All Around Winner, and a belt buckle will be presented to the
All Around Runner Up based on the total points for both days. Points to be
determined same as for age 7 to 17. Horse and rider can be led in and for
goat tail tying led to the goat.
All
events will pay Day money each Go Around, except for ages 6 and under. No
money for average.
If a tie occurs for any high point award, it will be broken
by the total dollars each contestant has won in events qualifying for the
award. If this still results in a tie, it will then be broken by a flip of a
coin.
Event winner point ties will be broken in the following order - total
dollars, best average time, a flip of a coin.
4. GENERAL RULES:
Contestants will run in the order drawn.
Two calls will be given for each event. If you have tack changes or other problems, please notify the gate personnel. A
rider may ride only one horse per event. A horse may not be entered in more than one age group. In roping events and the
age 6 and under only, a horse may be used more than once per event, or age group. Anyone winning the All Around Youth
Award in a subsequent year will not be awarded a second trailer. They will be awarded the Reserve Champion Scholarship
and the Reserve Champion will be awarded the trailer. Any Senior who has won a truck lease in a previous year will not
be eligible to win a truck lease. They will be awarded the All Around Senior reserve award. When an exhibitor is guilty of
unsportsmanlike conduct, he will be dismissed from the remainder of the show. Horse racers and people who abuse their
horses will be reported to the committee. Sawdust from the bin at the fairgrounds MUST NOT be used. If it is, it will be
charged to the exhibitor. Shavings by the bale will be available at a charge. STRAW MUST NOT BE USED FOR
BEDDING.
5. NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL RODEO ASSOCIATION RULES:
These will be followed except where noted. Any additional changes will be announced.
A. Mandatory attire for all events except roping will be Western Hat (no caps), Long Sleeved Shirts and boots, The hat
in the roping events is not mandatory. Western style athletic shoes such as "Horseshoes" will not be acceptable.
B. For all events except roping, all contestants must be wearing his (her) hat on approaching the arena. The contestant
may remove their hat before or as they enter the gate, however if the contestant chooses to wear their hat a five (5)
second penalty will be assessed if a contestant's hat falls to the ground after entering the arena.
C. Break-away Roping: if steers are used only three legal head catches will be acceptable.
D. The rodeo will start promptly at 8:00 a.m. each day. You need to have your contestant Number picked up and be
ready at that time.
E. All events will be open to boys or girls. Teams can be any combination, Boy-Boy, Boy-Girl, Girl-Girl.
F. If release is not properly signed or entry is not properly filled out, you will receive a collect phone call from the
secretary. If there is a question please call the secretary. If you fail to follow this procedure or to accept the phone
call, then the entry will be discarded.
G. Goat Tail Tying: A single overhand knot is acceptable. String will be furnished by rodeo. Knot must not be tied in
string before contestant reaches goat. Contestant must be mounted on a horse and ride across starting line before
dismounting.
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H. Ribbon Race (or crepe paper race): two to a team. Each contestant may enter only once! No mixed Junior/Senior etc.
teams allowed. Mounted on horses, each rider holds an end of an approximately 7 foot crepe paper streamer and they
race around one barrel (see diagram). The team is disqualified if the streamer breaks or if they let go of it. The team
cannot be connected to each other in any way except with the streamer (no holding hands etc.). Can round barrel from
either direction. 5 second penalty for knocking over the barrel.
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I. Flag Race: A mounted event. Riders can round barrels from either direction. Contestants must pull a flag from a
bucket of sand on barrel #1 and place the flag in a bucket of sand on barrel #2 (see diagram). Broken pattern rule will
not apply. No time if the flag falls out or barrel or buckets are knocked over. A 5 second penalty for anyone using the
flag to whip a horse.
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J. Steer Stopping: 1. Horn Catch is only legal catch, no half heads or necks; 2. All ropes will be dallied, tying on is not
permitted; 3. Ropers will come from headers box only; 4. Time will be taken when both horse and steer have all four
feet on the ground and are facing one another; 5. All normal roping rules will apply.
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K. Ribbon Roping: 1. Roper must use a neck rope; 2. Roper must have at least one hand on calf before runner may
remove ribbon or a no time will result; 3. Field judge will designate location for runners; 4. Runner may not move
from spot designated by judge until calf is released from chute; 5. Time will stop when runner with ribbon in hand
crosses barrier line; 6. Any abuse or purposely jerking calves over will result in a no time; 7. Ropers will be required
to rope from right hand box. Event points for All Around Youth will count for the Runner if they so designate.
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L. Intermediate Daily Team Roping: No Face Rule for Intermediate only. Field flagger will flag on a heelers tight rope
and will not require header to face for time. All other High School rules apply.
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EVENTS:
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PEE WEE |
- Pole Bending
- Barrel Racing
- Goat Tail Tying
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JUNIOR
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- Pole bending
- Barrel Racing
- Goat tail Tying
- Flag Race
- Ribbon Race
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INTERMEDIATE |
-
Pole Bending
- Barrel Racing
- Goat Tying
- Flag Race
- Ribbon Race
- Break-away Roping
- Daily Team Roping
- Steer Stopping
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SENIOR |
- Pole Bending
- Barrel Racing
- Goat Tying
- Flag Race
- Ribbon Race
- Break-away Roping
- Daily Team Roping
- Steer Stopping
- Ribbon Roping
- Tie Down Calf
Roping
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RODEO CONCESSIONS BY BPOE LODGE #520
AT THE FAIRGROUNDS - ALSO SERVING BREAKFAST
Bacon, Eggs, Hotcakes, Coffee
THE SHERIDAN ELKS LODGE #520 WELCOMES ALL THE FAMILIES
AND COMPETITORS TO THEIR SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL YOUTH RODEO
2010 News, Notes,
Thanks and Acknowledgements
As we continue to improve this
rodeo we welcome your suggestions. You may want
to note some of the changes we have made for
this year in response to your suggestions.
1) There will be a family dance
and taco party on Saturday night,
2) Contestants will run in the
order drawn. If we have to wait on a contestant,
because they are up in the other arena we will
do so.
3) FORD TRUCK We want to thank
Fremont Motor Sheridan, Inc. for continuing to
provide a one year lease on a 3/4 ton, 4 wheel
drive, XLT Supercab Ford truck. This truck is
again loaded with options such as a five speed
torq-shift and a 6.4 liter power stroke turbo
diesel. This will be a 2010 Model. The contract
will be in the name of the winner’s parent or
guardian. Licenses, sales tax and insurance will
be the responsibility of the winner.
4) Prime Rate Motor - Jackson
Trailer Sales is again providing a trailer with
a third drop down feed door, an extra bus window
behind the horses and 6000 lb. torsion axles.
Sheet metal on the sides, roof and back door are
galveneal non-rust.
5) There will be a Jackpot Team
Roping and a Barrel and Flag Race Jackpot on
Friday 6 PM to Dark. Everyone, including
contestants and families are welcome to
participate. If you have a new partner this is a
chance to meet and practice with them.
6) We plan to use calves for the
Break-Away Roping.
7) Goat Tying and Goat Tail
Tying will again be held on the track in front
of the grandstand. This will effectively give us
three arenas.
8) We want to thank our local
area contestants for hauling last year, however,
we are still running short on stalling at the
fairgrounds. We are AGAIN asking our local area
contestants to please haul each day if possible.
We will be assigning stalls on a first come,
first serve basis. If we run out of stalls we
will be assigning open pens and we will try to
assist you with stalling in the area. We are
also checking into portable stalling. Please get
your entries in early.
9) We make no distinction
between boys & girls. All events are open to
either. In our team events the team can be
Boy-Girl, Boy-Boy or Girl-Girl.
10) If you don’t have a partner,
we will try to match you up with one. On the
entry blank where you would put your partner’s
name write, "need one". In order to match up team
ropers we need to know if you head or heel. If
you have a preference, but are willing to do
either, we need to know. Intermediate team
ropers, if you can heel we need to know. We are
always short on heelers. For ribbon ropers
needing partners, we need to know if you are the
roper or runner and if you are willing to do
either.
11) It takes over 70 volunteers
to put on this show. Some of the best and most
knowledgeable help is our contestant’s parents
and family. If you are willing to help this
year, please put a note with the entry forms
letting us know where you would prefer to help.
We may not need to use everyone, but it would
sure be nice to know who is available when
someone gets ill or does not show up.
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