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Pendleton Round-Up

Allan Defends Title in Pendleton

9/16/19 Photo by Dan Hubbell
Pendleton, Oregon—The Pendleton Round-Up isn’t Cheyenne Allan’s hometown rodeo, but it’s close. Only 95 road miles – about 70 miles as the crow flies – separate Mabton, Washington, and Pendleton, so it’s within proximity.

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Puyallup Washington

Conrado Takes Chance in the Mud, Comes Out Champion in Puyallup

9/10/19 Puyallup, Washington – When it comes to titles at major stops during the ProRodeo season, every contestant wants to be able to list championships on their resume and Ivy Conrado is no different.

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Ellensburg Rodeo

Devenport Dominates in Ellensburg, Potter Wins Breakaway Roping

9/5/19 Ellensburg, Washington—The annual Ellensburg Labor Day rodeo has been friendly to California barrel racers in recent memory.

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Changes to Justin Boots Best Footing Voting

Arena footing is such an important piece of each rodeo and the Justin Boots Best Footing awards recognize those committees that have worked hard over the year to deliver safe and consistent ground.

Ballots were sent on Tuesday, September 17th to the email address the WPRA office has on file. If you have any issues receiving your email or would prefer a hard copy, please contact the WPRA office.

The WPRA News is now available in its entirety online each month. The WPRA News, published monthly, is the official magazine of the WPRA. While the magazine is still available as a hard copy we are now offering it on a digital platform as well. Click here to read all the great articles in the latest issue.

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As the season is winding down there are still opportunities to gain valuable Tour points on the Wrangler Network Tour and share in a piece of the bonus money that will be paid out following the WPRA World Finals in Waco, Texas, Oct. 24-27. The Wrangler Network Tour, a new opportunity in 2019, features 18 barrel racing events and 6 breakaway roping events.

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From the Office:

President/CEO Update

September 1, 2019
It is hard to believe this is the final month of the 2019 regular season and what a month it is shaping up to be. With several ladies still in the hunt for a Wrangler NFR qualification it looks like it will come down to the wire for those precious 15 spots.

After you have entered a rodeo, you must pay your entry fee either to the secretary at the rodeo or through the WPRA office through check or credit card. All entry fees must be received in the office by the Tuesday following the end of the rodeo at 3pm MT or you will be assessed a $50 fine. MORE

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