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1. www.wpra.com › rule-bookRule Book - WPRA

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   Sep 3, 2011 · You will need to locate a judge at the rodeo you are turning out of and a visible injury form must be filled out and submitted to the WPRA office. You will be responsible for paying your entry fees but no turn out fee will be assessed.

2. thesportsreviewer.com › rodeo-etiquette-dos-andRodeo Etiquette: Do’s and Don’ts for Spectators

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   Attending a rodeo can be an exciting experience, but it’s important to understand the do’s and don’ts to ensure a respectful and enjoyable time for both yourself and the participants. In this article, we will cover everything from proper behavior in the stands to respecting the animals and the event’s traditions.

3. www.wpra.com › pdfs › WPRA0076-Tip_Sheet_Card_HolderWomen’s Professional Rodeo Association 101 - WPRA

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   Tip # 2—Understand the difference between a Turn Out and a Release • Turn out: You are responsible to pay entry fees and your turn out fines. – Notified Turn Out —Call Procom at least 3 hours before your performance or slack. $10 fine for slack, $50 fine for a performance. – Non-Notified Turn Out —When you call Procom less

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4. rodeosportsnetwork.com › files › Revised CESRodeo Sports Network Central Entry System Guidelines For ...

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   4pm CST to notify a Turn Out or Pre Pay entry fees. If the performance you are scheduled to compete in is on a Sunday then you must call CES by Saturday at 4pm CST.

5. blog.rockinmtack.com › rodeo-basics-what-everyRodeo Basics: What Every Spectator and Competitor Should Know

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   May 9, 2024 · Each rodeo event has its own set of rules and scoring systems, but all share the common thread of heritage and skill that make rodeo a unique and enduring sport. Whether you’re a first-time spectator or a seasoned competitor, understanding these basics enhances the experience of the rodeo’s rich tradition and exciting action.

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   Slack: excess entries at some rodeos may be scheduled for preliminary (slack) competition, usually before the rodeo opens to the public. 15. Turn out: a cowboy may turn out of a rodeo if, for example, he has a scheduling conflict; this is different from “doctor-releasing” due to injury.

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   What happens if a contestant turns out at a rodeo?

   • 5/1/2016 – 10.7.2.1. A contestant may turn out due to illness or a visible injury to horse or contestant at the rodeo; provided the appropriate visible injury form is authorized by the judge. You will need to locate a judge at the rodeo you are turning out of and a visible injury form must be filled out and submitted to the WPRA office.

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   What if I can't make it to a rodeo?

   • 9/3/2021 – If you cannot make it to a rodeo you have entered, you can turnout either through the online entry system or by calling Procom. For a turnout to be considered “notified” you must turnout no later than3 hours prior to your slack or performance.

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   When do I need a release for a rodeo?

   • 4/1/2018 – Releases are a valuable tool for you to use when unforeseen circumstances (such as an injury to you or your horse) keep you from being able to compete at a rodeo you are already entered in. You will need to call Procom no later than 3 hours prior to the performance or slack you are competing in.

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   Are You Ready to enter a rodeo?

   • Remember it is very important to Rodeo Committees that events run on a timely basis. You should be on your horse and ready to enter the area, as the contestant before you is leaving the arena. It is at the judge’s discretion to determine if you are not ready or taking too long to enter the arena.

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8. www.ipra-rodeo.com › rulebookRulebook - IPRA Rodeo

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   Click here for the IPRA 60th Revised Edition Rule Book. Click here for the IPRA Entry & Draw Protocols with NextGen. From big cities to small towns, from major league stadiums to portable arenas, the IPRA has become the sports second largest professional rodeo association sanctioning nearly 300 rodeos. The IPRA has a membership base of over ...