Fremont Youth Rodeo
Saturday, March 28, 2015 check-in will include a signed competition waiver and 1099 IRS tax form before you can compete. You will need to get a new back number before entering arena, unless, you are in the same age division as 2014, you will keep the same back number for 2015. Grand Entry is at 10 am required for everyone, mounted, in the arena, full western dress with boots and hat or helmet on. No Refunds unless event is cancelled and not rescheduled.
*******NEW EVENTS to ENTER*******
- Senior Goat Tail Untying
- Junior Goat Tail Untying
- Cowpokes Goat Tail Untying
- Wrangler Goat Tying
- Look at the bottom of entry form to enter these. The contestant has to decide per rodeo, which goat class they want to earn points in, towards 2015 standings. They can earn money in both classes but only one class for points earned per rodeo. It can be changed throughout the year which class they decide to take points from.
- Entries OPEN on March 18
- Entries CLOSE at Midnight March 25
- Draw will be posted online March 27 by 2 pm at website
- On line entries use Credit card, Debit card, Paypal,
- There will be a $3 office charge/child added to your fees
- Entries after March 25 @ midnight through March 28 at 8 am will be added to end of run order, by text, 402-419-0191 or email, fremontyouthrodeo@cox.net ONLY.
- No exceptions. Entries are CLOSED at 8:30 am March 28
- Check in at rodeo office by 8:30 am to get back number, if you have not changed age division this year, you can keep the same back number for 2015.
- Grand Entry is 10 am, Everyone required to be in Grand Entry with western dress, boots, hat or helmet & back number on.
- Contestant's Release & 1099 IRS form for FYR 2015 before entering arena and you will need a back number
- One FYR release per contestant is good for entire 2015 season
- Long sleeve shirts, jeans, boots, hat/helmet and back number required before entering the arena to compete. Please tie your hat on.
- Parents, if you want your child's horse caught during any event, you are responsible for being in arena to help your child or a person that you designate to catch their horse.