FREE ADMISSION FOR OSCEOLA COUNTY STUDENTS ON THURSDAY, FEB 15TH!

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how to enter the silver spurs rodeo

Sanctioned by the Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association (PRCA) in 1949, the Silver Spurs Rodeo requires all contestants to have a membership with the PRCA for the following rodeo events: bull riding, saddle bronc riding, bareback riding, team roping, steer wrestling, and tie-down roping. If you are a barrel racer looking to compete in the Silver Spurs Rodeo, you must be a member of the Women’s Professional Rodeo Association (WPRA). With your membership card, you will be given a local number that you will need to contact to submit your entry fee to be able to compete in the Silver Spurs Rodeo. If you are not a member of either of these organizations, you will not be allowed to compete.

To become a member of the PRCA or the WPRCA, please fill out the application on their website.

how to enter other events

Throughout the year, the Silver Spurs Riding Club will host other rodeo events such as the annual, one-night-only Monster Bulls event and the Boots, Bulls and Barrels event. This year, the bull riding and barrel racing event being held during Boots, Bulls and Barrels is sanctioned by the Elite Bullriders Association. Please call 1-772-201-6880 or email EliteBullridersassociation@gmail.com to confirm what forms are required to be filled out to compete.

To become a member of the PRCA or the WPRCA, please fill out the application on their website.

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The smell of freshly churned dirt mingles in the air. The sound of hooves pounds against the ground. The rodeo announcer's voice booms over the speakers, welcoming everyone to this celebration of cowboy heritage. The crowd responds with exhilarating cheers. This can only mean one thing - it's rodeo season!

And in Kissimmee, Florida, there is no rodeo more iconic than the Silver Spurs Rodeo, the largest rodeo east of the Mississippi. Our roots run deep in the heart of Osceola County, Florida, where our history stems from a humble gathering of ranchers in the early 1940s. For more than 80 years, we have been preserving and showcasing the thrilling sport of rodeo.
As a non-profit organization, our mission goes beyond providing exhilarating entertainment. For us, it's not just about the thrill of riding broncs or taming bulls. It's about preserving tradition and celebrating the courage and resilience that defines our heritage.

Every rider, every spectator and every volunteer contributes to creating an atmosphere filled with unwavering support and adrenaline-fueled excitement. But beyond all the dust kicked up by hooves and all the cheers echoing through the stands lies something even more profound—the deep sense of community in Osceola County and our ability to give back to it.

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