* 2008 M-SRA Finals September 12 - 14, 2008 Valentine, NE ORDER OF EVENTS Barebacks - 1st Section (7th thru 12th place) Steer Wrestling Goat Tying Barebacks - 2nd Section (1st thru 6th place) Calf Roping 45 & Over Calf Roping Saddle Broncs - 1st Section (7th thru 12th place) Breakaway Roping Saddle Broncs - 2nd Section (1st place thru 6th place) Team Roping Barrel Racing Bull Riding *No turn back fence set up Preliminary Payout for Finals 2008 finals Sponsor Money % Money MSRA WOODHOUSE Cherry Co Awards Entry Fees Total Pot Round Pot AVG POT Added Fair 45 Calf Roping 1,130.00 1,106.75 1,200.00 3,128.00 589.09 -2,000.00 2,160.00 7,313.84 1,462.77 2,925.54 BareBack 1,900.00 892.15 1,200.00 960.00 589.09 -2,000.00 2160.00 5701.24 1140.25 2280.50 Barrel Race 2,605.00 1,996.20 1,200.00 1,960.00 589.09 -2,000.00 2,160.00 8,510.29 1,702.06 3,404.12 Break-Away 6,100.00 1,653.25 1,200.00 960.00 589.09 -2,000.00 2,160.00 10,662.34 2,132.47 4,264.94 Calf Roping 5,325.00 1,669.35 1,200.00 960.00 589.09 -2,000.00 2,160.00 9,903.44 1,980.69 3,961.38 Saddle Bronc 400.00 916.55 1,200.00 960.00 589.09 -2,000.00 2,160.00 4,225.64 845.13 1,690.26 Steer Wrestling 2,375.00 1,203.05 1,200.00 960.00 589.09 -2,000.00 2,160.00 6,487.14 1,297.43 2,594.86 Team Roping 5,800.00 3,724.15 2,400.00 960.00 1,178.18 -4,000.00 4,320.00 14,382.33 2,876.47 5,752.93 Bull Riding 800.00 2,128.15 1,200.00 960.00 589.09 -2,000.00 2,160.00 5,837.24 1,167.45 2,334.90 Goat Tying 600.00 117.65 1,200.00 192.00 109.09 -2,000.00 360.00 578.74 115.75 231.50 1st in RD 2nd in RD 3rd in RD 1st in Avg 2nd in Avg 3rd in Avg 4th in Avg 45 Calf Roping 731.38 438.83 292.55 1,170.21 877.66 585.11 292.55 BareBack 570.12 342.07 228.05 912.20 684.15 456.10 228.05 Barrel Race 851.03 510.62 340.41 1,361.65 1,021.23 680.82 340.41 Break-Away 1,066.23 639.74 426.49 1,705.97 1,279.48 852.99 426.49 Calf Roping 990.34 594.21 396.14 1,584.55 1,188.41 792.28 396.14 Saddle Bronc 422.56 253.54 169.03 676.10 507.08 338.05 169.03 Steer Wrestling 648.71 389.23 259.49 1,037.94 778.46 518.97 259.49 Team Roping(each) 719.12 431.47 287.65 1,150.59 862.94 575.29 287.65 Bull Riding 583.72 350.23 233.49 933.96 700.47 466.98 233.49 Goat Tying 115.75 231.50 Voting Results 2008 M-SRA Rule Changes Rule Change - Page 66, #7-A. Diagram of barrel pattern is to be made by judge(s) prior to first performance of rodeo and posted for contestants. Diagram must be maintained by at least one judge for the duration of the rodeo. Any ground rules set by the committee or judges for the barrel race must comply with the M-SRA rulebook or be approved by the event director. Ground rules must be posted with the diagram of the barrel pattern. (Example: no circling or pivots allowed.) Proposed by Rhonda Richardson Vote ___11__ Yes __2___ No Rule Change Delete #15 on page 66. The above rules are for large arena. The following shall be used in smaller arenas: Replace with : If arena size permits a standard pattern should be set and no larger. In small arenas, it is recommended the pattern be reduced proportionately to a standard pattern. By no means shall the stopping distance be less than forty five feet. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson Vote __11___ Yes __4___ No Rule Change Delete 15A The scoreline should be 45 feed away from the chutes. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson Vote __14___ Yes __1___ No Rule Change Delete 15B Barrels 1 and 2 must be 18 feet from the sides of the arena. Replace with: Barrels 1 and 2 must be a minimum of 20 feet from the sides of the arena when arena size permits a minimum distance of 60 feet between barrels 1 and 2. Under no circumstances should barrels 1 and 2 be closer than 18 feet from the sides of the arena. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson Vote ___11__ Yes ___4__ No Rule Change Delete # 17-A, page 66 The barrels must be marked using a 100 foot measuring tape. Add 5 feet onto the tape in order for correct measurement between 1and 3, 2 and 3. The person measuring the barrel pattern must make an arc on the ground from barrel 1to barrel 3, and then from barrel 2 to barrel 3. Where the arc crosses is where the third barrel marker must be placed. This will ensure equal distance for barrel racers who run to either the right or the left barrel first. The starting line must also be correctly measured back form barrel 1 and barrel 2 so the distance is the same to insure barrel racers going either to the left or right the same opportunity. Permanent markers will be placed on both sides to indicate starting line. Replace with Determine from which gate contestants will enter the arena and mark the pattern accordingly. If arena gate is to be used as a center gate and contestant is required to run in, barrel pattern must be situated in such a manner as is centered to the gate with the first and second barrel equal distance from the gate and the starting line. The distance from the first to the third barrel must be equal to the distance from the second to the third barrel. If contestant is not required to run in, pattern should be set as arena size and conditions permit using the above guidelines. Permanent markers should be set for each barrel and each timer. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson Vote ___13__ Yes __2___ No Rule Change Delete #17-C, Page 67 Markers should be buried at the location of each barrel so the barrels will be in the same place during each complete go-round. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson Vote __13___ Yes __2___ No Rule Change Delete #17-D, Page 67 If the electric timer is used, permanent markers should be set for it also. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson Vote __12___ Yes __2___ No Rule Change Delete #18, Page 67 Barrels are to be 50 gallon metal drums. Replace with: Barrels are to be brightly colored 55 gallon steel drums with both ends enclosed, no navy blue or black barrels. There shall be no rubber or plastic barrels or barrel pads used. If barrel covers are used, they should be used in slack as well as performances. Arena signage should remain in place for slack competitions. Same barrels must be used throughout the entire rodeo. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson Vote __14___ Yes ___1__ No Rule Change - # 20, Page 68 During slack, raking the barrel pattern will take place after the equivalent number of contestants drawn for in the largest performance. If there are less than ten contestants in the performance the pattern will be raked after every ten contestants in the slack, the barrel pattern will be raked after every 10 contestants unless there are less than 10 contestants in the largest rake during the rodeo performances. In that case, the pattern will be raked after the equivalent number of contestants drawn for in the largest rake during a performance. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson Vote __11___ Yes ___3__ No Rule Addition Page 68, #20D - There will be a limit of 10 barrel racers per performance at all rodeos, unless the committee agrees to rake. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson Vote __5___ Yes __8___ No Rule Clarification - Page 74 (Current Wording) Barrel Racing positions for the finals: 1st Round will be ran 1 to 12 as per the standings, 2nd Round will be ran 12 to 1 and the 3rd Round will be ran according to average times, fastest to slowest. Proposed Clarification (No change in content) Barrel Racing positions for the finals: 1st Round positions will be determined by the rear end standings going into the finals. First place in the standings will run first, on down to twelfth pace running last. 2nd Round positions will be a reverse of the 1st Round. 3rd Round positions will be determined by the average of the first 2 rounds of the finals fastest to slowest. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson Vote ___11__ Yes ___1__ No Rule Change - #C, page 9 The duties of the Secretary-Treasurer shall include: Keeping the minutes and other official reports of the Association; maintaining a current list of all members; conducting the official correspondence of the Association; keeping all records, books, documents and papers relating to the Association that the Board of Directors deem necessary: keeping account of all monies of the Association; paying out or disbursing money of the Association only by check and only for the purposes of the Association; at each annual meeting providing the membership with a statement of the current financial condition of the Association and detailed report of its condition for the preceding year; from May to the Finals, printing a newsletter every two weeks. One to include rodeo results, standings, new approvals, entry phone numbers, donations/ads. The other to include everything but donations/ads, and any other duties assigned by the Board of Directors. The Secretary-Treasurer shall be a non-voting member of the Board of Directors. The secretarys job description will now include the job of secretary for the Finals. She will be paid a salary determined by the Board of Directors. Rule Addition - # D, page 9 The printing/publishing of the newsletter is to be determined by the Board of Directors at the beginning of each year. Proposed by Jim Walz & Jessica Leach Vote __57___ Yes __20___ No Rule Addition # I, page 13- The Board of Directors will create and annually review guidelines for the Entry Line and the Association Secretary. Proposed by Jim Walz & Jessica Leach Vote ___49___Yes___39___No Rule Change - #1-B, page 27 To be an approved judge, a judge must attend a judges seminar every 2 years, 3years and pass a test provided by the Association, subject to approval of Board of Directors. All judges must be M-SRA members in good standing. Proposed by Jim Walz Vote _64_Yes __24___No Rule Addition #20, page 23 A rodeo must add at least $600 per event in every event and have a total of 6 or less contestants per performance in a specific event to have the option of making an event a 2 header. A. Entry fees will be doubled for any event having two go-rounds. B. Purse will be divided into thirds for payout in each go-round and the average of two go-rounds will be paid off as follows: 1. 2 6 entries pays 2 in go-round and the average with a payoff split of 60% and 40%. 2. 7 + entries will pay 3 in each go-round and the average with a payoff split of 50%, 30%, and 20%. C. All 2 go-round will be back to back same performance. Example: Barebacks and Saddle Broncs first go-round could be in one section at the beginning of the rodeo with another section as the 2nd go-round to be after the breakaway roping, Bull Riding may have the first go-round section before the Ladies Barrel Racing with the 2nd go-round section after the Ladies Barrel Racing and the 1st go-round of the Steer Wrestling may be before the Team Roping with the 2nd go-round section after the Team Roping. D. No Rough Stock animals will be allowed to buck twice in one day. E. Timed events are required to have one animal for every entry, draw a pen for the 1st go-round and the same animals will be re-drawn for the 2nd go-round. (Committees are urged to provide a way to get animals back to chutes without interrupting the rodeo performance) F. Slack will not be allowed in any event having 2 go-rounds. Proposed by Garrett Nokes Vote _49____ Yes __37___ No Rule Change #1, page 32 A. All events (mens and womens) will be paid on the same pay scale. If an event has a total purse of $1200.00 or less (before association percentages are deducted) the event will pay 4 places, with last place always having to pay back the entry fee. If an event has a total purse of $1200.01 before the association percentages are deducted, this event will pay 6 monies with the last place always paying back the entry fee. 1) Rodeos with $299 or less added I: 3 or less entries pay 1 money 100% II: 4-7 entries pay 2 monies 60% - 40% III: 8-14 entries pay 3 monies 50%- 30%-20% IV: 15-20 entries pay 4 monies 40%-30%-20%-10% V: 20-25 entries pay 5 monies-30%-25%-20%-15%- 10% VI: 26 + entries pay 6 monies-29%-24%-19%-14%- 9%-5% VII: Total purse of $5000.00 + pay 8 monies 23%-20%-17%-14%-11%-8%-5%-2% 2) Rodeos with $300 to $999 added I: 5 or less entries pay 2 money- 60%-40% II: 6-10 entries pay 3 monies-50%-30%-20% III: 11-15 entries pay 4 monies-40%-30%-20%-10% IV: 16-20 entries pay 5 monies-30%-25%-20%-15%- 10% V: 21 + entries pay 6 monies-29%-24%-19%-14%- 9%-5% VI: Total purse of $5000.00 + pay 8 monies- 32%-20%-17%-14%-11%-8%-5%-2% 3) Rodeos with $1000 + added I: 5 or less entries pay 3 monies-50%-30%-20% II: 6-10 entries pay 4 monies-40%-30%-20%-10% III: 11-15 entries pay 5 monies-30%-25%-20%-15%- 10% IV: 16 + entries pay 6 monies-29%-24%-19%-14%- 9%-5% V: Total purse of $5000.00 + pay 8 monies: 23%-20%-17%-14%-11%-8%-5%-2% Proposed by Garrett Nokes Vote _55__ Yes __32_ No le Addition #1-C, page 27 - Members can not judge and compete at the same rodeo. Proposed by Van Volk Vote ___36__ Yes __49___ No Rule Addition - Page 18 #8 M-SRA will approve Bull Riding events and allow points to count for the M-SRA Year End Championship but not for the All-Around Championship. The Bull Riding events committee must purchase a $25.00 M-SRA Membership plus pay 3% of total purse to the M-SRA and must have at least $1000.00 purse to qualify. Proposed by Van Volk Vote __21___ Yes __63___ No Rule Addition Page 29 #14 - All judges are required to be on the rodeo grounds at least three (3) hours prior to the first performance and at least two (2) prior to all other performances. Proposed by Van Volk Vote __59___ Yes __28___ Vice President Votes Bill Manning: 64 Bill Brown : 4 Ken Kohl: 2 Corey Evans: 1 Shawn Patras: 1 2007 M-SRA Finals September 14 - 16, 2007 FINALS RESULTS 2006 Finals Results Please note: this application is in pdf format and requires Adobe Acrobat to view. To download your free version, click here.
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2008 M-SRA Finals
September 12 - 14, 2008
Valentine, NE
ORDER OF EVENTS
Barebacks - 1st Section
(7th thru 12th place)
Steer Wrestling
Goat Tying
Barebacks - 2nd Section
(1st thru 6th place)
Calf Roping
45 & Over Calf Roping
Saddle Broncs - 1st Section
Breakaway Roping
Saddle Broncs - 2nd Section
(1st place thru 6th place)
Team Roping
Barrel Racing
Bull Riding
*No turn back fence set up
Preliminary Payout for Finals
Voting Results
2008 M-SRA Rule Changes
Rule Change - Page 66, #7-A. Diagram of barrel pattern is to be made by judge(s) prior to first performance of rodeo and posted for contestants. Diagram must be maintained by at least one judge for the duration of the rodeo. Any ground rules set by the committee or judges for the barrel race must comply with the M-SRA rulebook or be approved by the event director. Ground rules must be posted with the diagram of the barrel pattern. (Example: no circling or pivots allowed.) Proposed by Rhonda Richardson
Vote ___11__ Yes __2___ No
Rule Change Delete #15 on page 66. The above rules are for large arena. The following shall be used in smaller arenas:
Replace with : If arena size permits a standard pattern should be set and no larger. In small arenas, it is recommended the pattern be reduced proportionately to a standard pattern. By no means shall the stopping distance be less than forty five feet. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson
Vote __11___ Yes __4___ No
Rule Change Delete 15A The scoreline should be 45 feed away from the chutes. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson
Vote __14___ Yes __1___ No
Rule Change Delete 15B Barrels 1 and 2 must be 18 feet from the sides of the arena.
Replace with: Barrels 1 and 2 must be a minimum of 20 feet from the sides of the arena when arena size permits a minimum distance of 60 feet between barrels 1 and 2. Under no circumstances should barrels 1 and 2 be closer than 18 feet from the sides of the arena. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson
Vote ___11__ Yes ___4__ No
Rule Change Delete # 17-A, page 66 The barrels must be marked using a 100 foot measuring tape. Add 5 feet onto the tape in order for correct measurement between 1and 3, 2 and 3. The person measuring the barrel pattern must make an arc on the ground from barrel 1to barrel 3, and then from barrel 2 to barrel 3. Where the arc crosses is where the third barrel marker must be placed. This will ensure equal distance for barrel racers who run to either the right or the left barrel first. The starting line must also be correctly measured back form barrel 1 and barrel 2 so the distance is the same to insure barrel racers going either to the left or right the same opportunity. Permanent markers will be placed on both sides to indicate starting line.
Replace with Determine from which gate contestants will enter the arena and mark the pattern accordingly. If arena gate is to be used as a center gate and contestant is required to run in, barrel pattern must be situated in such a manner as is centered to the gate with the first and second barrel equal distance from the gate and the starting line. The distance from the first to the third barrel must be equal to the distance from the second to the third barrel. If contestant is not required to run in, pattern should be set as arena size and conditions permit using the above guidelines. Permanent markers should be set for each barrel and each timer. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson
Vote ___13__ Yes __2___ No
Rule Change Delete #17-C, Page 67 Markers should be buried at the location of each barrel so the barrels will be in the same place during each complete go-round. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson
Vote __13___ Yes __2___ No
Rule Change Delete #17-D, Page 67 If the electric timer is used, permanent markers should be set for it also. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson
Vote __12___ Yes __2___ No
Rule Change Delete #18, Page 67 Barrels are to be 50 gallon metal drums.
Replace with: Barrels are to be brightly colored 55 gallon steel drums with both ends enclosed, no navy blue or black barrels. There shall be no rubber or plastic barrels or barrel pads used. If barrel covers are used, they should be used in slack as well as performances. Arena signage should remain in place for slack competitions. Same barrels must be used throughout the entire rodeo. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson
Vote __14___ Yes ___1__ No
Rule Change - # 20, Page 68 During slack, raking the barrel pattern will take place after the equivalent number of contestants drawn for in the largest performance. If there are less than ten contestants in the performance the pattern will be raked after every ten contestants in the slack, the barrel pattern will be raked after every 10 contestants unless there are less than 10 contestants in the largest rake during the rodeo performances. In that case, the pattern will be raked after the equivalent number of contestants drawn for in the largest rake during a performance. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson
Vote __11___ Yes ___3__ No
Rule Addition Page 68, #20D - There will be a limit of 10 barrel racers per performance at all rodeos, unless the committee agrees to rake. Proposed by Rhonda Richardson
Vote __5___ Yes __8___ No
Rule Clarification - Page 74 (Current Wording) Barrel Racing positions for the finals: 1st Round will be ran 1 to 12 as per the standings, 2nd Round will be ran 12 to 1 and the 3rd Round will be ran according to average times, fastest to slowest.
Proposed Clarification (No change in content)
Barrel Racing positions for the finals:
Proposed by Rhonda Richardson
Vote ___11__ Yes ___1__ No
Rule Change - #C, page 9 The duties of the Secretary-Treasurer shall include: Keeping the minutes and other official reports of the Association; maintaining a current list of all members; conducting the official correspondence of the Association; keeping all records, books, documents and papers relating to the Association that the Board of Directors deem necessary: keeping account of all monies of the Association; paying out or disbursing money of the Association only by check and only for the purposes of the Association; at each annual meeting providing the membership with a statement of the current financial condition of the Association and detailed report of its condition for the preceding year; from May to the Finals, printing a newsletter every two weeks. One to include rodeo results, standings, new approvals, entry phone numbers, donations/ads. The other to include everything but donations/ads, and any other duties assigned by the Board of Directors. The Secretary-Treasurer shall be a non-voting member of the Board of Directors. The secretarys job description will now include the job of secretary for the Finals. She will be paid a salary determined by the Board of Directors.
Rule Addition - # D, page 9 The printing/publishing of the newsletter is to be determined by the Board of Directors at the beginning of each year. Proposed by Jim Walz & Jessica Leach
Vote __57___ Yes __20___ No
Rule Addition # I, page 13- The Board of Directors will create and annually review guidelines for the Entry Line and the Association Secretary. Proposed by Jim Walz & Jessica Leach
Vote ___49___Yes___39___No
Rule Change - #1-B, page 27 To be an approved judge, a judge must attend a judges seminar every 2 years, 3years and pass a test provided by the Association, subject to approval of Board of Directors. All judges must be M-SRA members in good standing. Proposed by Jim Walz
Vote _64_Yes __24___No
Rule Addition #20, page 23 A rodeo must add at least $600 per event in every event and have a total of 6 or less contestants per performance in a specific event to have the option of making an event a 2 header.
A. Entry fees will be doubled for any event having two go-rounds.
B. Purse will be divided into thirds for payout in each go-round and the average of two go-rounds will be paid off as follows:
1. 2 6 entries pays 2 in go-round and the average with a payoff split of 60% and 40%.
2. 7 + entries will pay 3 in each go-round and the average with a payoff split of 50%, 30%, and 20%.
C. All 2 go-round will be back to back same performance. Example: Barebacks and Saddle Broncs first go-round could be in one section at the beginning of the rodeo with another section as the 2nd go-round to be after the breakaway roping, Bull Riding may have the first go-round section before the Ladies Barrel Racing with the 2nd go-round section after the Ladies Barrel Racing and the 1st go-round of the Steer Wrestling may be before the Team Roping with the 2nd go-round section after the Team Roping.
D. No Rough Stock animals will be allowed to buck twice in one day.
E. Timed events are required to have one animal for every entry, draw a pen for the 1st go-round and the same animals will be re-drawn for the 2nd go-round. (Committees are urged to provide a way to get animals back to chutes without interrupting the rodeo performance)
F. Slack will not be allowed in any event having 2 go-rounds.
Proposed by Garrett Nokes
Vote _49____ Yes __37___ No
Rule Change #1, page 32 A. All events (mens and womens) will be paid on the same pay scale. If an event has a total purse of $1200.00 or less (before association percentages are deducted) the event will pay 4 places, with last place always having to pay back the entry fee. If an event has a total purse of $1200.01 before the association percentages are deducted, this event will pay 6 monies with the last place always paying back the entry fee.
1) Rodeos with $299 or less added
I: 3 or less entries pay 1 money 100%
II: 4-7 entries pay 2 monies 60% - 40%
III: 8-14 entries pay 3 monies 50%- 30%-20%
IV: 15-20 entries pay 4 monies 40%-30%-20%-10%
V: 20-25 entries pay 5 monies-30%-25%-20%-15%-
10%
VI: 26 + entries pay 6 monies-29%-24%-19%-14%-
9%-5%
VII: Total purse of $5000.00 + pay 8 monies
23%-20%-17%-14%-11%-8%-5%-2%
2) Rodeos with $300 to $999 added
I: 5 or less entries pay 2 money- 60%-40%
II: 6-10 entries pay 3 monies-50%-30%-20%
III: 11-15 entries pay 4 monies-40%-30%-20%-10%
IV: 16-20 entries pay 5 monies-30%-25%-20%-15%-
V: 21 + entries pay 6 monies-29%-24%-19%-14%-
VI: Total purse of $5000.00 + pay 8 monies-
32%-20%-17%-14%-11%-8%-5%-2%
3) Rodeos with $1000 + added
I: 5 or less entries pay 3 monies-50%-30%-20%
II: 6-10 entries pay 4 monies-40%-30%-20%-10%
III: 11-15 entries pay 5 monies-30%-25%-20%-15%-
IV: 16 + entries pay 6 monies-29%-24%-19%-14%-
V: Total purse of $5000.00 + pay 8 monies:
Vote _55__ Yes __32_ No
le Addition #1-C, page 27 - Members can not judge and compete at the same rodeo. Proposed by Van Volk
Vote ___36__ Yes __49___ No
Rule Addition - Page 18 #8 M-SRA will approve Bull Riding events and allow points to count for the M-SRA Year End Championship but not for the All-Around Championship. The Bull Riding events committee must purchase a $25.00 M-SRA Membership plus pay 3% of total purse to the M-SRA and must have at least $1000.00 purse to qualify. Proposed by Van Volk
Vote __21___ Yes __63___ No
Rule Addition Page 29 #14 - All judges are required to be on the rodeo grounds at least three (3) hours prior to the first performance and at least two (2) prior to all other performances. Proposed by Van Volk
Vote __59___ Yes __28___
Bill Manning: 64
Bill Brown : 4
Ken Kohl: 2
Corey Evans: 1
Shawn Patras: 1
2007 M-SRA Finals
September 14 - 16, 2007
FINALS RESULTS
2006 Finals Results
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