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Welcome to Lshsra WELCOME TO LSHSRA 20 20 - 2021 RODEO FINALS Thank you to all of our hard working board members, workers & volunteers! 2021 LSHSRA RODEO FINALS April 30, May 1-2, 2021 Check in on Friday @ NOON: **PLEASE CHECK IN BEFORE UNLOADING** Gate Fee: There will be a 1-time gate fee at the finals to help kick off next year’s rodeo season - $10 PER PERSON FOR THE WEEKEND. Be sure to display your weekend pass in your vehicle window or you will have to pay again to enter the grounds if you leave. Stalls / RV: Are first come first serve & will be available for purchase ON SITE. CASH OR CREDIT CARD ONLY AT CHECK IN. STALLS AND RV’S ARE NON-REFUNDABLE . NO tying out and NO outside shavings allowed. Stalls $25 per night (MUST BUY min 1 BAG OF SHAVINGS PER STALL $5) RVs $30 per night Check In: Will be @ THE MOBILE BUILDING IN THE PARKING LOT, here you will check in, pick up jackets, back numbers and pay for stalls and RVs. Back Numbers: MUST be worn at all times while competing at finals. Finals Rodeo Info: There are 2 performances at finals broken into 3 days. Points are given in round 1, 2 and the average, as well as payout. ** Please pay close attention to the order of events page attached as the order will not be the same as rodeos run this season. Upon completion of the 2 nd performance on Sunday we will take a break, to finish the average points and set up for the awards ceremony. Rodeo Start Times: Fri @ 6 pm / Sat @ 9am / Sun @ 9am Let ’s have some fun: (dress code is still enforced) Friday: Hawaiian Day Saturday: Neon Day- Wear your brightest colors. Sunday: Back the Blue & Red Day- Honoring First Responders Saturday after the rodeo we will have the Texas Drive Band play for us!!! *************************************** ** Stalls & RVs are CASH or CREDIT CARD Only - Purchase on Site** ** NO LATE ENTRIES - ALL entries due BY Sun. April 4 ** **FINALS checks will be DEPOSITED ON Monday, April 12, 2021** THANK YOU SPONSORS Buckle Sponsor : Taaffee Cattle Ashley Anderson Attorney at Law B&G Hay Farms Cross H Leather & Beads City Real Estate Ranahan Customs & Awards Tess Thompson - Remax Real Estate Agent Saddle Sponsor: Benson Bros Wrecker Adams Trucking & Freight Crawford Heavy Hauling A & S Air Conditioning C Lindsey Design, LLC Sims Cattle Co. J & L Trailer Sales JA Cattle Co. Sherry Foster Equine Dentistry Bronze- Arena Sponsor Legacy Ag Credit ********************************************** Thank You Again for Your Support! 2021 LSHSRA ENTRY FORM - FINALS AGE DIVISION:______________________ CONTESTANT NAME:______________________________________________________________ ADDRESS: ______________________________________________________________ CITY: _____________________________ ZIP: ___________ 2 DAY RODEO TELEPHONE:________________________________ PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE ___________________________________________________ Under the Texas Equine Law, LSHSRA, the LSHSRA Board, the Rodeo Club, Stock Contractor, or any other individual is not liable for injury to, or the ATTN PARENTS/GUARDIANS: Age groups are death of a participant in equine activities resulting from the inherent risks of equine activities. based on your contestants age as of 09/01/2020 DATE: APRIL 30, MAY 1-2, 21 RODEO START TIME: FRI @ 6pm / SAT @ 9am / SUN @ 9am PLEASE CIRCLE EVENTS: LOCATION: Henderson County Expo Center - 3356 TX 31 Business, Athens HIGH SCHOOL (SR) 9 to 13 (JR) ROUGHSTOCK $45 PER EVENT / TIMED EVENT $35 PER EVENT ROUGHSTOCK $45 PER EVENT / TIMED EVENT $35 PER EVENT BOYS ONLY GIRLS ONLY BOYS ONLY GIRLS ONLY 1. SR BULL RIDING 10. POLE BENDING 1. STEER RIDING 6. POLE BENDING 2. BAREBACK RIDING 11. BARREL RACING 2. TIE DOWN CALF ROPING 7. BARREL RACING 3. SADDLE BRONC RIDING 12. BREAKAWAY ROPING 3. BOYS RIBBON ROPING 8. GIRLS BREAKAWAY ROPING 4. RANCH BRONC RIDING 13. GIRLS RIBBON ROPING 4. BOYS BREAKAWAY ROPING 9. GIRLS RIBBON ROPING 5. TIE DOWN CALF ROPING 14. GOATS W/ HORSE 5. J R CHUTE DOGGING 6. BOYS BREAKAWAY ROPING 15. GOATS W/O HORSE 7. BOYS RIBBON ROPING 16. STEER UNDECORATING 8. STEER WRESTLING UNISEX EVENTS: 9. CHUTE DOGGING 10. GOATS W/ HORSE 11. GOATS W/O HORSE UNISEX EVENT: 17. TEAM ROPING $35 PER ROPER 12. TEAM ROPING $35 PER ROPER HEADER: __________________________ HEELER: ______________________________ HEADER: __________________________ HEELER: _____________________________ 18. TEAM ROPING $35 PER ROPER 13. TEAM ROPING $35 PER ROPER HEADER: __________________________ HEELER: _____________________________ HEADER: __________________________ HEELER: _____________________________ _______ # OF EVENTS X $ 45.00 = ________ Subtotal _______ # OF EVENTS X $ 45.00 = ________ Subtotal _______ # OF EVENTS X $ 35.00 = ________ Subtotal _______ # OF EVENTS X $ 35.00 = ________ Subtotal 8 & UNDER - COMPETITIVE 6 & UNDER $35.00 PER EVENT $45.00 PER EVENT PARTCIPATION ONLY COMPETITIVE EVENT 1. POLE BENDING 6. CALF RIDING 2. BARREL RACING $15.00 PER EVENT $45.00 PER EVENT - COMPETITIVE 3. STRAIGHT AWAY BARRELS 1. POLE BENDING 4. SHEEP RIDING 4. GOATS W/ HORSE 2. BARREL RACING 5. GOATS W/O HORSE 3. STRAIGHT AWAY BARRELS _______ # OF EVENTS X $ 45.00 = ________ Subtotal _______# OF EVENTS X $ 15.00 = ______ Subtotal - PARTICIPATION ONLY _______ # OF EVENTS X $ 35.00 = ________ Subtotal _______# OF EVENTS X $ 45.00 = ______ Subtotal - SHEEP RIDING - COMPETITIVE *COMPETITIVE EVENTS - NO PARTICIPATION BUCKLES GIVEN * *COMPETITIVE EVENT - WILL HAVE YEAR END AVERAGE & PLACING AWARDS* Please staple your cash or check to the top of this entry form and place in entry box under your labeled age group - Thank you! Please circle payment method: Subtotal from above: CASH CREDIT CARD Office Fee: $15 CHECK # __________ Late Fee $25 (If appicable) Mailing: LSHSRA PO BOX 192, Terrell, TX 75160 Credit Card Processing Fee: (5% of total Entry) ***Please double check events entered and don't forget to sign above - Thank you*** Total from above $ Checks will be deposited the MONDAY April 12, 21 Total x 2 Entry Fee: TOTAL of BOTH DAYS $ ORDER OF EVENTS AT FINALS FRIDAY 6pm - Drawing for $ 500 POLES - 6&U PART, 8&U COMP, 9-13, HS STRAIGHT AWAY BARRELS - 6&U PART, 8&U BARREL RACING - 6&U PART, 8&U COMP, 9-13, HS - END FOR THE NIGHT SATURDAY - 9AM SADDLE BRONC RANCH BRONC MUTTON BUSTING CALF RIDING JR BULL RIDING SR BULL RIDING GOATS W/HORSE- 8&U COMP, 9-13, HS GOATS W/0 HORSE- 8&U COMP, 9-13, HS TIE DOWN ROPING - 9-13, HS BREAKAWAY - BOYS 9-13, GIRLS 9-13, HS RIBBON ROPING- BOYS 9-13, GIRLS 9-13, HS BOYS, HS GIRLS TEAM ROPING- 9-13, HS STEER UNDECORATING - CHUTE DOGGING - 9-13, HS SHORT BREAK – Seniors Last Ride & Drawing for $1,000 SADDLE BRONC RANCH BRONC MUTTON BUSTING CALF RIDING JR BULL RIDING SR BULL RIDING POLES - 6&U PART, 8&U COMP, 9-13, HS STRAIGHT AWAY BARRELS - 6&U PART, 8&U BARREL RACING - 6&U PART, 8&U COMP, 9-13, HS - END FOR THE NIGHT SUNDAY - 9AM GOATS W/HORSE - 8&U COMP, 9-13, HS GOATS W/0 HORSE - 8&U COMP, 9-13, HS TIE DOWN ROPING - 9-13, HS BREAKAWAY - BOYS 9-13, GIRLS 9-13, HS RIBBON ROPING- BOYS 9-13, GIRLS 9-13, HS BOYS, HS GIRLS TEAM ROPING -9-13, HS STEER UNDECORATING - CHUTE DOGGING - 9-13, HS SHORT BREAK - TO FINALIZE POINTS AND SET UP AWARDS CEREMONY **NOTE – Top seller contest winner will take place at the beginning of awards ceremony. FINALS ACTIVITIES **Friday / April 30 th ** Check in Starts: Friday @ Noon What to wear: Hawaiian Day Rodeo #1 Starts: 6:00 pm – See Schedule **Saturday / May 1st ** Rodeo #1 Continued: 9:00 am – See Schedule What to wear: Neon Day- Wear your brightest colors Short break: After the completion of Rodeo #1 we will have a short break Rodeo #2 Starts: Grand Entry - Senior’s Last Ride – Senior’s only please *Meet in the alleyway when break starts **Sunday / May 2nd ** Rodeo #2 Continued: 9:00 am – See Schedule What to wear: Back the Red & Blue – Honoring our First Responders End of Rodeo #2: We will take a break to finish the average points and set up for the awards ceremony. Awards Ceremony: The awards ceremony will be held in the arena . Back numbers must always be worn while competing & Dress code will be enforced. Good Luck Everyone! .
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