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Win Vacations at Xtreme Races
The Horse Events Inc. staff is excited to start off the 2011
Xtreme Barrel Racing season! We have a few new and exciting
things planned for 2011!!
We will be giving away 4 Breeders Cup Vacation packages to
Louisville KY!(every entry in the open, futurity, 18/40 and cowboy
race will be put in the drawing).
The grand prize in 2011 will be a 2012 Kentucky Derby vacation
package! Vacation packages include air, hotel and tickets for 2 adults
to the races!
The Xtreme Forecast: Forecast your exact time for Sunday’s open
race and win up to $10,000 CASH!!! There is no entry fee all you
have to do in fi ll out an entry form onsite with your predicted time
before 8a.m. on Sunday! If one person forecast’s there exact time
they will receive $10,000 if 2 people forecast there exact time the
will split the $10,000 and each receive $5,000 etc.
The Futurity Class is also new for 2011! In April and May we will
have a $5,000 added Futurity side pot.The futurity is open to 4 and
5 year old horses who have not competed prior to December 1st
2010. We will pay two go’s and the average! Enter the open in the
section that you would like to run in and carry over your time to the
futurity. We will email you details and a form with information on
your horse (not required to mail in your papers just bring them with
you to check in). We are excited to see all of the new up an coming
horses!
Get qualifi ed at the April, May and July races to run in the
$10,500 added Xtreme 15. To qualify run a 15.999 or faster at any
of the fi rst 3 shows. The Xtreme 15 will be held on August 26th.
Get your online entries in before 5p.m. March 25th to avoid the late
fee. Due to the high number of returned checks last year we will
not be accepting any checks. We will gladly accept all major credit
and debit cards or cash.
We will have a live webcast on our website www.horseeventsinc.
com for your friends and family who are not able to attend. If you
would like to advertise on the webcast contact us for our advertisement
package. Destiny Crane - Horse Events Inc.
PRCA Members Shine at RodeoHouston
Congratulations to the 79th annual Houston Livestock Show and
Rodeo Super Series Champions, each of whom earned $50,000-plus
during the 19-day run of the rodeo. Although 2011 Super Series
earnings don’t count toward Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
championship points, the PRCA appreciates the opportunity
extended its members by RodeoHouston and congratulates the
winners.
Bareback Riding Champion Clint Cannon: $58,900
Steer Wrestling Champion Stockton Graves: $58,450
Team Roping Champions Tommy Edens and Cody Doescher:
$105,250 ($52,625 per man)
Saddle Bronc Riding Champion Cort Scheer: $60,350
Tie-down Roping Champion Shane Hanchey: $53,900
Bull Riding Champion Bobby Welsh: $61,350
WPRA Barrel Racing Champion Jody Sheffi eld: $55,400
PacWest Pre-Entry Extension
Online and Fax Entries now have until end of day March 23rd
to enter without a late fee. BBR and WPRA Approved. (3) Seperate
Races. April 1st-3rd, $6,500 added, Ardmore, OK
Fax: 214-234-9415, Call 405-436-0392 or email us at pacwestraces@yahoo.com
Record Attendance Set at RodeoHouston
The 79th edition of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
ended on a record-breaking run, with 2,262,834 in total attendance,
all while showcasing North America’s champion athletes through
the invitational RodeoHouston BP Super Series and the inaugural
Cinch RodeoHouston Super Shootout.
“There are so many variables regarding attendance, from the
weather to the economy, but we continue to excel by creating an
exciting, innovative, fun, affordable place for friends and families
to enjoy,” said Skip Wagner, president of the Houston Livestock
Show and Rodeo. “With the help of the more than 24,000 Show
volunteers, we are able to continue to be the largest livestock show,
richest regular-season rodeo, and offer the best entertainment option
around.”
The 2011 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo entertained a record
2,262,834 visitors for total attendance (for all activities on the
grounds).
RodeoHouston paid attendance totaled 1,255,323 fans enjoying
action-packed rodeo and superstars in concert.
The 2011 RodeoHouston BP Super Series, an international, invitational
championship, featured the world’s top 40 cowboys and top
50 cowgirls in seven events.
With the entire purse provided by RodeoHouston and no entry
fees required by the athletes, contestants competed for a share of
more than $1.5 million in prize money, and each event champion
walked away from Reliant Stadium with at least $50,000, a Rodeo-
Houston trophy saddle, and a champion buckle.
The Cinch RodeoHouston Super Shootout: North America’s
Champions debuted Sunday, March 20. This ground-breaking,
invitation-only, one-day event featured champion athletes from
the top 10 U.S. and Canadian rodeos competing in bareback riding,
barrel racing, bull riding, and saddle bronc riding for a total purse
of $200,000, making the event the richest one-day rodeo. Each
champion walked away with $25,000.
2011 Cinch RodeoHouston Super Shootout Champions are:
Bareback Riding: Will Lowe; Barrel Racing: Sherry Cervi; Bull Riding:
Douglas Duncan; Saddle Bronc Riding: Cort Scheer
Heritage Partners for the 2011 Houston Livestock Show and
Rodeo were Reliant Energy, Coca-Cola, Ford, Miller Lite and BP
America.
For complete results and highlights, visit the Show’s Web site at
www.rodeohouston.com, or, visit the Show on Facebook, MySpace,
Twitter and YouTube: rodeohouston.
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