COCHRANE RODEO (DAY2) PAYOUTS & POINTS Payout sheets now complete, payouts via etransfer or rodeo cheque to start asap.

OFFICIAL RESULTS FROM COCHRANE RODEO NOW UP!

(go to "Rodeo Info" then "Rodeo Draws/Results"
or click on horseshoe to take you right there!

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And the High River results for:
WRANGLER CANADIAN CLASSIC RODEO TOUR


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Explanation of Fees for a Cancelled Rodeo:

As per the 2016 cancelled rodeo at Nanton, it was established that there still needs to be
office/admin fees charged so that the Rodeo Committee and the CSPRA Office, who both
have put in a lot of work prior to the rodeo(s), can help to partially pay for costs incurred.

$13.80 was charged to each entered contestant
($5.00/Committee office fee, $8.50/CSPRA office/admin fee, $.30/GST)

When the rodeo package is returned to the CSPRA office, all contestant receipts will be reviewed to  
verify these additional charges were correct, and if needed refunds will be made at that time.


                                                                         the CSPRA and Mother Nature, thank you for your understanding! 



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Augusta Rodeos
CORRECT DATES ARE JUNE 16 & 17 (Sun/Mon)
(and not what they have on their own website)

It is co-approved with CSPRA
We do have some info on our website under "Rodeo Schedule" for those MT rodeos.

Entry dates are approximately 10 days prior to rodeo
9am-4pm (Idaho time)
208-845-2051  or  bobbyjeancolyer@yahoo.com



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PLEASE NOTE:

All CSPRA Rodeos have a "Cowboy Attire" dress code
anytime while in the arena, competing or not:

Collared, cuffed, long-sleeve shirt, western cowboy hat and boots.
(with exception being a ribbon runner who may wear other footwear and no cowboy hat)Thank You


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COCHRANE RODEOS (1&2) May 18 & 19, 2019 DRAWS / DAYSHEETS UPDATED: MAY 13, 11am

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The CSPRA is now accepting bids for our 2019 Finals - Oct 17-20, 2019 --- TIMED EVENT STOCK CONTRACTORS --- ROUGHSTOCK CONTRACTORS --- JUDGES --- TIMERS --- VENDORS Please send bids to the CSPRA Office at: info@canadaseniorrodeo.com or via mail at Box 393, Carseland AB, T0J 0M0

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ATTENTION ROUGHSTOCK RIDERS!!!
Here are the first two rodeos of 2019 needed to qualify for the CSPRA Finals.
Next two are in Bowden on August 5th & 6th. You need all four to qualify.

Entries are now open for the
Cochrane Rodeos - May 18 & 19, 2019
(Timed & Roughstock Events)

Call 403-875-3242 - entries close May 7th

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CONGRATS AGAIN!!!
to High River Senior Pro Rodeo Committee
on winning the 2019 CSPRA Committee Draw
and for hosting another successful rodeo weekend!



CSPRA President, Kenny Ullery, presents cheque to HRSPR Committee Chair, Marilyn Callaway


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$$$
And for anyone wondering about Rodeo Payouts...

...the rodeo committee has four days to get their completed rodeo
package into the CSPRA office; we then verify all paperwork and
either do an etransfer or mail out a cheque with your winnings.

**If you wish to switch from cheques to etransfers (which is much quicker and more
reliable than Canada Post) please let me know your email address to send to.

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It was an Effie Simpson weekend at the High River Rodeos!

The CSPRA presented her with a "Legacy Award" for all her years of dedication
to the Association and serving on the Board for 20 years - 1998 to 2018 - plus
being our raffle ticket selling queen!

 

Past President Lynn Turcato and Director Marilyn Callaway present Effie with her "Legacy" plaque.

Thank you to "The Fixer Ltd" (Lee Phillips & Trish Ferguson) for making and donating the
incredible wood piece. Please check out their facebook page for more of their creations.


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Strathmore Senior Pro Rodeo is having a fundraising event!

"It's a great fun night that always sells out!"
Call Rhonda Henry for info and tickets.




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to the
HIGH RIVER SENIOR PRO RODEO COMMITTEE
for another amazing start to our rodeo season!

It's always the best rodeo to reconnect with everyone after a long winter
and they always go above and beyond to make it a great fun time for all.


    
We also want to thank everyone who stepped up to help all the stranded people
and animals on Saturday night when mother nature attacked. From donating hay
and/or a place to spend the night to those who couldn't make it off the grounds.
We really have a wonderfully compassionate and kind group of members that are
always so willing to help out where and when they can and we love you all for it!!!
 

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TO QUALIFY AS A ROOKIE: - Must not have previously competed in ladies breakaway at 5 or more CSPRA rodeos during a single season - Must compete at a minimum of 5 Canadian CSPRA rodeos - Standings will be based on CSPRA points earned - Montana co-approved rodeos will count towards standings HI POINT ROOKIE WILL BE: Roper with the highest points at the end of the CSPRA regular rodeo season AWARD SPONSORED BY KARI LYNN DELL

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ROUGHSTOCK ONLY MEMBERSHIPS
      ARE $95.00 plus GST ($99.75)

CSPRA Roughstock starts at age 35!!!
(two age groups: 35-49 and 50+)

To qualify for the CSPRA Finals, roughstock riders must ride at
five rodeos or however many rodeos if less than the five.
ie: looks like we will have 4 rodeos with roughstock in 2019
so the number needed to qualify for finals will be four.

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A thank you from the 2018 Olds College Scholarship recipient:

Thank you to all our members who help support the future of rodeo through these programs!

 

NEW EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE REQUIREMENTS AT ALL CSPRA RODEOS: "In the best interest and safety of all in attendance at any CSPRA rodeos, it will be the hosting rodeo committee's responsibility to supply, at all performances and slacks, a minimum of two medical personnel, with at least one being a Primary Care Paramedic (PCP, formerly known as EMT) and one Emergency Medical Responder (EMR), licensed by the provincial government, plus Alberta Health Services required Basic Life Support equipment to have the ability and means to stabilize a critically injured patient.”   Failure to comply with this rule is a finable offense that will be determined by the Board of Directors.

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INTRODUCING A NEW AMERICAN RODEO ASSOCIATION: PROFESSIONAL SENIOR RODEO ASSOCIATION ---------- PSRA. What’s that you say? Professional Senior Rodeo Association. Yes it’s new! We’re taking it back... way back... where we all want to be. Great rodeos and good times. Stay tuned... more to come.   Check out our website! proseniorrodeoassoc.org   Feel free to contact them and find out what they are all about. Office/Secretary: Bobby-Jean Colyer  208-845-2098 or Chuck Bowling or Chuck Melin for more info   31006 Colyer Road, Bruneau, ID, USA  83604

"Welcome PSRA!... to the wonderful world of senior rodeo!"

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The 2019 Rulebook is now online, go under "Membership" then "Rulebook" in the main menu.


2019 CSPRA Rulebook.pdf
(with revisions since the 2018 printing marked in red)

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SPONSORSHIP POSITION The CSPRA is currently seeking an additional individual as a Sponsorship Co-ordinator. We are a non-profit organization that is dependant on corporate and individual sponsorship donations to help sustain the year-to-year operations of our organization. We require a self motivated, self reliant, positive and enthusiastic person to pursue sponsors on behalf of the CSPRA, to start immediately.   The ideal applicant should possess: * strong communication and sales skills * an effective organization and follow up system * thorough knowledge of rodeo and the rural lifestyle * be able to work on their own * computer skills are an asset but not necessary Remuneration is rewarding to the right individual pending production. If you think you are qualified to fill this position and would like to be involved in a positive and fun organization with a strong desire to grow, we would be happy to talk with you. Please contact the CSPRA with your interest/resume. (email: info@canadaseniorrodeo.com or mail: Box 393, Carseland AB, T0J 0M0)

 

CSPRA FINALS COORDINATOR   The CSPRA is seeking an individual for the position of Finals Coordinator. We require a self-motivated, self-reliant, positive and enthusiastic person to coordinate and manage our finals rodeo events held each October. The job requires the organizing, booking and handling of multiple aspects of our finals through the direction and assistance of the Board of Directors, the Sponsorship Coordinator and office secretary.   Remuneration: $1000 plus expenses and finals accommodation If you are interested in this position and would like to be involved in a positive and fun organization, we would be happy to talk with you. Please contact the CSPRA with your interest/resume. (email: info@canadaseniorrodeo.com or mail: Box 393, Carseland AB, T0J 0M0)

 

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To our very special major sponsor

FORD OF ALBERTA
who comes back each year to
generously donate to our Association
THANK YOU SO MUCH
from all of us at the CSPRA


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ALL DONE FOR ANOTHER YEAR, WHERE DID THE TIME GO?

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE 2018 WINNERS
HERE ARE ALL THE RESULTS:



                   
(click on money bags for times/points/payouts of each round)

 

OR


FOR COMPLETE SCORES/POINTS LISTINGS CLICK HERE

 

 

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PLEASE NOTE:
For people who are having their payouts done via e-transfer, or
anyone else just wanting to know payout amounts and/or where
your winnings came from, look under the "Draws+Results" button and
click on the "Money Bag" in the chart for each particular rodeo.

(FYI: Steer Wrestling payout amounts will not be correct as they have
to be calculated manually and can not be adjusted on those reports)


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The CSPRA is looking for anyone who is interested in
becoming a sponsor for the 2018 Finals. If you or
someone you know would be interested, please contact
Kim Grayson at 403-804-5670
to see what type of opportunities are available.
                               -- Thank You


The Canadian Senior Pro Rodeo Association encourages everyone to
thank and support our many generous sponsors whenever they can!

-- Check them out under the "Links & Sponsors" button along the top menu!
 

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The CSPRA values the future of Canadian Rodeo by proudly
creating two $500 youth rodeo scholarship programs,
one each at Olds and Lakeland Colleges, through the
generosity of members and other fundraising efforts.

We are excited to continue with these...


Internal Winter Awards:  $500, awarded once annually
Award Critieria:  The successful recipient of the award will be a member of the College 
Rodeo Team enrolled in full-time studies. The student must display academic 
achievement, financial need, and involvement in the community. 

(click on above logo for scholarship info)



(click on above logo, then on yellow "search" button, and then
scroll down to Canadian Senior Pro Rodeo Assoc)

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The CSPRA can no longer take past payout cheques or
other third party cheques to pay for rodeo fees. The banks
have no way of proving your signature on the back.

Should any rodeo committee wish to cash these cheques, it will be the sole responsibility of that committee.
Please check with the individual Rodeo Secretaries prior to their rodeo should you require this service.
 

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Office hours:  Monday to Thursday, 8:00am - 3:00pm
If there is no answer, I am either on another call or away from my desk,
please leave a message and I will get back to you asap.
As well, I do check the phone for messages Friday to Sunday
should you need anything during the off hours.

403-875-3242  /  info@canadaseniorrodeo.com  /  Box 393, Carseland, Alberta  T0J 0M0

Canadian Senior Pro Rodeo Association  --  Rodeo Forever!

The Canadian rodeo season starts in April with rodeos scattered across Western Canada throughout the spring, summer and fall. The Canadian Finals are a sudden death finals held in October at the Claresholm Agriplex, Claresholm, Alberta.

Contestants compete in such events as Barrel Racing, Steer Wrestling, Tie Down Roping, Men's and Ladies Breakaway, Saddle Bronc Riding, Bareback Riding, Bull Riding, Team Roping and Ribbon Roping. Included in the opportunity to enjoy Senior Pro Rodeo is the choice to head south of the border to rodeos hosted by the National Senior Pro Rodeo Association.
 

The CSPRA now offers the options of hosting a "full" CSPRA rodeo, a "timed event only" rodeo or a "roughstock only" rodeo. A timed event only rodeo will consist of tie down roping, breakaway roping, ladies barrel racing, ribbon roping, team roping and steer wrestling. All rodeos have to follow the CSPRA rule book to be sanctioned. Please contact the committee representative or your event director with any questions. Be advised that the NSPRA has moved to a “region” format since the 2014 season and included in the Canadian region will be ALL CSPRA rodeos as well as those rodeos occurring in Montana.