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Barrel Racer Turn And Burn American Flag Barrel racing is a rodeo event in which a horse and rider attempt to run a cloverleaf pattern around preset barrels in the fastest time. Though both sexes compete at amateur and youth levels, in collegiate and professional ranks, it is usually a rodeo event for women. It combines the horse’s athletic ability and the horsemanship skills of a rider in order to safely and successfully maneuver the horse around three barrels placed in a triangle pattern within a large arena.

Barrel Racer Turn And Burn American Flag It is believed that competitive barrel racing was first held in Texas. The Women’s Professional Rodeo Association (WPRA) was developed in 1948 by a group of women from Texas who were looking to make a home for themselves and women in general in the sport of rodeo.

Barrel Racer Turn And Burn American Flag Today barrel racing is a part of most rodeos up to the highest professional levels, and is also included at gymkhana or O-Mok-See events, which are generally amateur competitions open to riders of all ages and abilities. In amateur competition related speed events may be added, including the keyhole race and pole bending. Barrel racing at this level is usually an event in which riders are grouped by age when they compete against each other. There are also open barrel racing jackpots, some open to all contestants no matter their age or gender.

Barrel Racer Turn And Burn American Flag In barrel racing the main purpose is to run the pattern as fast as possible. The times are measured either by an electric eye, a device using a laser system to record times, or by a judge who drops a flag to let the timer know when to start and stop the clock. Judges and timers are more commonly seen in local and non-professional events. The timer begins when horse and rider cross the starting line, and ends when the barrel pattern has been successfully executed and horse and rider cross the finish line. The rider’s time depends on several factors, most commonly the horse’s physical and mental condition, the rider’s horsemanship abilities, and the type of ground or footing (the quality, depth, content, etc. of the sand or dirt in the arena).

Barrel Racer Turn And Burn American Flag When it initially began, the WPRA was called the Girls Rodeo Association, with the acronym GRA. It consisted of only 74 members, with as few as 60 approved tour events. The Girls Rodeo Association was the first body of rodeo developed specifically for women. The GRA eventually changed its name and officially became the WPRA in 1981, and the WPRA still provides women competition opportunities in several rodeo events, but barrel racing remains the most popular.

Barrel Racer Turn And Burn American Flag In barrel racing, the fastest time wins. Running past a barrel and off the pattern will result in a “no time” score and disqualification. If a barrel racer or her horse hits a barrel and knocks it over there is a time penalty of five seconds (sometimes more), which usually will result in a time too slow to win. There is a sixty-second time limit to complete the course after time begins. Contestants cannot be required to start a run from an off-center alleyway, but contestants are not allowed to enter the arena and “set” the horse. At professional rodeos, it is required that the arena be harrowed after twelve contestants have run. Barrels are required to be fifty-five gallons, metal, enclosed at both ends, and of at least two colors. Competitors in the National Barrel Racing Association (NBRA) are required to wear a western long-sleeved shirt (tucked in), western cut pants or jeans, western hat, and boots. Competitors are required to abide by this dress code beginning one hour before the competition.

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