Annual 4-Way Rodeo IPRA/ACRA
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Event Details
This is the local rodeo that has been in Pryor for over 70 years. This is an IPRA / ACRA sanctioned Rodeo that has 2 nights full of events. The events that the rodeo will consist of are Bare Back Bronco Riding, Saddle Bronco Riding, Calf Roping, Steer Wrestling, Cowgirl Barrel Racing, and Team Roping. 8:00 PM.
This rodeo does accept local contestants. The Stock contractor will be Hampton Rodeo Company and to enter call 800-639-9002. Entry fee is $50.00 with a $10.00 stock fee. There will be a $650.00 add pre event.
Gate fees will be going to promote youth rodeo in this area.
Directions:
From Highway 69 & 20 intersection go east on Graham Ave. to the last stop light which will be Elliott Street and turn left. Once turn left take the first right and go 1 1/2 to 2 miles to the Mayes County Fair grounds and turn right and the rodeo arena will be on the back side of the property behind the fair barns.
Annual 4-Way Rodeo IPRA/ACRA
Phone : 918-637-5603 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : info@pryorchamber.com
Web: www.pryorchamber.com
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