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1 N ATIONAL R ODEO A SSOCIATION VOLUME 21 NUMBER 84 1 1 NATIONAL RODEO AS SOCIATION 1 PORTS NEW S FEBRUARY / MARCH 2015 S NRA OFFICIAL & CONTRACTORS 2 NRA OFFICIAL & CONTRACTORS 2 JUNIOR RODEO SERIES STANDINGS 4 REPORTSJUNIOR RODEO SERIES STANDINGS6-7 4 International Champion Senior Bull Rider from the NOTES REPORTS FROM THE OFFICE 8 6-7Australian TeamInternational Dale Jones riding Champion Dean Weller’s Senior Bull Rider from the SPONSORS NOTES FROM THE OFFICE9- 10 8 bull “Snow Storm”Australian at Grass Team Roots DaleBull Riding Jones riding Dean Weller’s WILDSIDENRA SPONSORSOFFICIAL SERIES & CONTRACTORS 11 2 9-10 Redland Baybull on “Snow 24th January, Storm” 2015 at Grass Roots Bull Riding RODEO RESULTS 13-14 JUNIORWILDSIDE RODEO SERIES SERIES STANDINGS 4 11 th RODEO STANDINGS 15 Redland Bay on 24 January, 2015 RODEO RESULTS 13-14 International Champion Senior Bull Rider from the CENTRALREPORTS ENTRIES 16 6-7 Photo courtesy by Jacseels Photos RODEONOTESRODEO CALENDAR FROM STANDINGS THE OFFICE 17-19 8 15 Australian Team Dale Jones riding Dean Weller’s SPONSORHIPSPONSORSCENTRAL ENTRIES 20 9-1016 bull “SnowPhoto Storm” courtesy at Grass by Jacseels Roots Photos Bull Riding WILDSIDE RODEO SERIES CALENDAR 11 17-19 th IN THIS EDITION... Redland Bay on 24 January, 2015 RODEO SPONSORHIP RESULTS 13-2014 RODEO STANDINGS 15 HEAD OFFICE:IN THIS EDITION... P.O. Box 1477, CABOOLTURE 4510 Phone: (07) 5495 8668 Fax: (07) 5495 7384 CENTRAL ENTRIES 16 Photo courtesy by Jacseels Photos RODEO CALENDAR 17-19 SPONSORHIP 20 IN THIS EDITION... 2 2 NATIONAL RODEO ASSOCIATION STAFF & DIRECTORS NRA OFFICE STAFF EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS OPERATIONS DIRECTORS Patricia Jones – Snr Admin. Officer Chris Meyer – 0428 679 437 Bull Ride Barrel Race Chairman & Committee Tim Kelly – 0428 669 346 Kim Clarke – 0419 786 257 Norma Kelly – Office Admin. Courtney Jones – Central Entries P: 07 5495 8668 F: 07 5495 7384 Jason Hall – 0428 280 097 Saddle Ride Breakaway Roping Company Secretary/Administration David Mawhinney - 0427 463 155 Judy Gough - 0402 080 585 E: [email protected] Bob Armitage – 0411 745 001 Bareback Ride Steer Undecorating Finance Will Kelly – 0407 703 804 Melissa Howard -0438 879 058 P.O. Box 1477 CABOOLTURE QLD 4510 Luke Gall – 0439 337 413 Rope & Tie/Team Roping Stock Contractor Animal Welfare Steve Augustin - 0407140 117 Representative - CENTRAL ENTRIES Dean Weller – 0408 729 073 0412 341 113 P; 07 54991700 Marcus Jones - Steer Wrestling Darren Milburn - 07 5439 0085 J unior Events E; [email protected] Alan McHugh - 0418 988 526 NRA ENDORSED OFFICIAL & CONTRACTORS JUDGES BULL FIGHTERS – Category A CHUTE BOSSES STOCK CONTRACTORS Jason Hall – 0428 280 097 Harley Baker - 0407 946 661 Paul Barron – 07 4692 6111 Scott Augustin – 0413 141 223 Steve Browne – 07 3893 0751 Graham Browne – 0419 725 861 George Ayers – Bulls Dene Barram – 07 5464 1809 Joel Chevalley – 02 647 2215 Daryl (Doc) Cavanagh – 07 5498 8312 0427 912 760 Paul Barron - 07 4692 6111 Clinton Clem – 0432 318 540 Steve Doneathy - 0417643078 Graham Browne – 0419 725 861 Joel McCallum – 0400 674 023 Eddie Fisher – 07 5476 4424 Frank Biddle – Bulls, Time Event Stock Steve Browne – 07 3893 0751 Casey Morris – 0407 692 921 Jason Hall – 0428 280 097 0407 149 198 Brad Cavanagh – 0428 176 062 Robert Murphy - 0439 769 788 Will Kelly – 0407 703 804 BK Bucking Bulls - Bulls Mark Curtis - 0458 405181 Dan Roberts – 0428 145 126 Luke McWhirter – 0427 238 457 Brian King – 0427 656 209 Steve Doneathy – 0417 643 078 Jason Ross – 0431 121 023 Darren Milburn – 07 5439 0085 Robert Bunn – Bulls Eddie Fisher – 07 5476 4424 Nathan Sherlock - 0434 045 417 Joe Mooney – 0477 451 961 Wayne Greenhalgh - 02 6628 2015 Scott Tough – 0428 640 338 Peter O’Connor – 0412 370 812 0418 188 254 Kerry Hall – 07 5467 3137 Dan Weeden – 0428 216 664 Troy Palmer – 0429 789 590 CMC – Bulls, Horses, Time Event Stock Darren Milburn – 07 5439 0085 Ray West – 0429 861 295 Danial Piggott – 0407 853 921 Hank McArthur – 07 4692 6162 Peter O’Connor – 0412 370 812 Gabe Wood – 0439 036 441 Paul Range – 07 5464 6793 Brad Cavanagh – 0428 176 062 Terry O’Neill – 0417 078 615 Kirstin Wood – 0447 831 898 Dan Roberts – 0428 145 126 Gary Fuller – Bulls Rod Peters – 0413 569 335 Ken Tickle – 07 5426 7576 02 6632 1460 Paul Range – 07 5464 6793 BULL FIGHTERS – Category B Dale Tokely – 0417 009 250 Gill Brothers – Bulls, Horses Ross Siebenhausen – 0477 552 371 Ian Bostock – 07 5464 6246 Dallas Weller – 0401 759 321 Eddie Gill – 02 6782 7221 Murray Whitwell – 07 5427 9280 Darren Clem – 0408 718 946 Dean Weller – 0408 729 073 Malcolm Gill – 0427 827 221 Dave Wood – 07 4692 1259 Brady Creighton – 0434 258 694 JP Gill & Sons – Bulls, Horses Lane Heaton - 0476 554 840 John Gill – 0417 017 236 Scott Murray – 0419 707 249 Jason Gill – 0438 069 904 Dalton Poole - 0403 746 789 Cameron Taylor – 0488 477424 HALL RODEO – Bulls, Horses, Time Stock Bohdi Spall - 0434 257 533 Kerry Hall – 07 5467 3137 Michael Wolgast - 0429 473 772 Jason Hall – 0428 280 097 Thomas Amos - 0488 989 469 PICK UP MEN – Category A PORTABLE ARENA COMPLEX Honky Tonk – Bulls, Horses, Time Stock JUDGES – Rough Stock Only Dene Barram – 07 5464 1809 Jason Hall – 0428 280 097 Stuart Grayson – 0427 623 835 Shane Green – 0438 727 602 Brad Cavanagh – 0428 176 062 Kerry Hall – 07 5467 3137 JD Bucking Bulls - Bulls Will Kelly – 0407 703 804 Barry Creevey – 07 4692 6162 Hank McArthur – 07 4692 6162 Debra Swan – 07 5462 7115 Rick Ruhland – 0417 396 193 Tom Durbidge – 0428 661 308 Danial Piggott – 0407 853 921 Jason Ross – 0431 121 023 Brett Sharland – 07 5543 4306 Stuart Grayson – 07 4664 8316 Gary Piggott – 02 6633 9196 Marcus Jones – Time Event Stock Dean Weller – 0408 729 073 Kerry Hall – 07 5467 3137 Honky Tonk – 07 4664 8316 0412 341 113 Peter Kelly – 02 6782 7240 Dean Weller – 0408 729 073 Danny McLaughlin - Bulls Bub Kennedy – 07 4168 2601 0407 656 271 Dave Mawhinney – 0427 463 155 Mellers Fellers Bucking Bulls - Bulls JUDGES – Time Events Only Hank McArthur – 07 4692 6162 RODEO ANNOUNCERS Adam Mellers – 0418 157 572 Daryl (Doc) Cavanagh – 07 5498 8312 Darren Milburn – 07 5439 0085 Jamie Gadsby – 0497 106 701 Rick & Jody Ruhland – Bulls Judy Gough – 07 5426 1153 Michael Murphy – 0427 377219 Jason Hall – 0428 280 097 Rick Ruhland – 0417 396 193 Ann-Maree Hasselbach – 07 4122 4983 Rick Seeds – 0428 978 117 Bill Urquhart – 07 3343 4893 Jody Ruhland – 0439 909 887 Peter Young – 0418 700 936 Larr Cann - 0428 221 579 Ken Pennell – 07 5466 5434 Brent Cann - 0427 281 427 Kim Clarke - 0419 786 257 Brent Cann Also PA & Music Supplied Ross Siebenhausen – Time Event Stock RODEO QUEEN/PRINCESS 0412 251 772 COORDINATOR TIME KEEPERS Danika Boland – 0488 717 652 Stuart Timm – Bulls Bobbi-Jo Blake – 0438 311 081 PICK UP MEN – Category B 0438 713 366 Stacey Byrne - 0406 536 017 Kristy Browne – 0419 725 861 Ian Bostock – 07 5464 6246 MARKETING COORDINATOR TNT – Junior Bulls, Time Event Stock Peta Browne – 0421 149 522 Graham Browne – 0419 725 861 Christine Gall – 0498 657 866 Troy Cavanagh – 07 5498 8317 Kayla Canavan – 0438 998 213 Jason Hall – 0428 280 097 Terry O’Neill – 0417 078 615 Stacey Ebert – 0438 386 092 Brad Henry – 0407 589 229 MENS CHAPLAIN Dale Frahm – 07 5498 8385 Joel Hill – 0418 156 665 Chris Meyer – 0428 679 437 Total Time Event Cattle – Time Event Stock Jocelyn Frahm – 07 5498 8385 Michael Hogan – 0429 174 730 Steve Doneathy – 0417 643 078 Judy Gough – 07 5426 1153 Greg Kittel – 0418 840 170 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Matthew Speedy – 0418 693 439 Ann-Maree Hasselbach – 07 4122 4983 Double Dee Photos Dean Weller – Bulls Amanda Milburn - 0427 720 767 Darryl & Shirley Doyle – 0407 550 528 0408 729 073 Marilyn Sharland – 07 5561 1369 Terry Sharland – 07 5561 1369 Dallas Weller – Junior Bulls Tammy Stapleton - 0417 789 870 0401 759 321 All officials please note that you are not automatically covered by insurance when you are hired to work at a rodeo. The insurance cost for officials is $16.50 and must be paid to Central Entries staff on the day of the rodeo if you wish to be covered. NRA SPORTS NEWS FEBRUARY / MARCH 2015 33 ADVERTISING NATIONAL LIVESTOCK IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM NRA Sports News - MONTHLY Campdraft, rodeo and show committees must ensure their COLOUR: ground or arena is registered with DPI&F and has a Full Page (A4) .....................220.00 Half Page ...............................110.00 Property Identification Code (PIC). Where a ground or Quarter Page............................55.00 arena does not have a PIC, contact your local stock Business card size ................22.00 inspector to obtain the necessary registration forms and a BLACK & WHITE: PIC. Full Page (A4)......................110.00 Half Page..................................55.00 Quarter Page .........................27.50 Business card size.... ..........11.00 COMMITTEES Please make cheques payable to NRA. Payments must be received with advertisements. Please do not hesitate to contact the NRA Office if you require any assistance with the organisation of your rodeo. PLEASE NOTE: Advertising must be in the NRA Office no later than the 15th of the month for publication in the next Bi-monthly Newsletter as stated on page 7. The NRA Office are readily available to help you with obtaining your arena officials, planning of your events and program, and any other queries you may have to make NRA RODEO EVENTS your rodeo run as smoothly as possible with less work for MENS STANDARD EVENTS your committee. Bull Ride Saddle Ride If you have any issues relating to Public Liability Insurance Bareback Ride or your rodeo promotion, please don’t hesitate to contact Steer Wrestling Rope & Tie the NRA office as we will only be too happy to assist you.
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