Rolling Hills Rodeo
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“A Family Tradition”
RHRA is a non-profit an organization that is devoted to promoting western traditions, family values and the personal growth through the sport of rodeo. We are a youth-focused organization and while anyone is welcome to join us the heart of our organization will always be the cowboys and cowgirls that are the future of rodeo.
RHRA Membership
Want in on the rodeo fun this summer? See below for the REQUIRED Membership AND Non-member Forms.
THESE FORMS WILL NEED TO BE PRINTED, SIGNED, NOTARIZED (as noted) & SUBMITTED WITH MEMBERSHIP FORM OR ENTRY FORM FOR NON-MEMBERS.
***BOTH FORMS ARE REQUIRED by Non-Member contestants***
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Frequently asked questions
Do I have to be a member to enter?
No. Non-member entries are allowed with a additional non-member fee but will only be eligible for day money and not points for year-end awards.
How many rodeos must I attend to be eligible for year end awards?
A rider must attend a minimum of 4 out of 6 rodeos.
What family members are included in a family membership?
To meet our Family Membership Criteria & Requirements:
- Must be immediate family members (spouse & legal dependent minors only)
- Must be residing in the same household & have the same legal address. It does not apply to extended family or immediate family living in a different residence.
- RHRA reserves the right to ask for proof & make the final determination on family membership qualifications.
- RHRA reserves the right to limit or reject memberships.
How do I enter each rodeo?
Each rodeo will have a separate entry form. Keep in mind that each rodeo weekend consists of two SEPARATE rodeos and will have individual entry forms.
How does the open team roping work?
- Open team roping is open to all ages of ropers.
- The format is unique in that it is a Pick N' Draw OR Draw 2. This means that you may Pick 1 (partner) & Draw 1 (partner) OR you may Draw 2 partners if you don't have a designated partner. With that said, each person may only rope TWO TIMES on a given side (head or heel) so that means that they may also only have a maximum of 1 pick partner.
- Ropers may enter on both the heading and heeling side if skilled enough to do so under the above format.
When will payouts occur?
Payouts are mailed to the contestants address on file within the week following the rodeos. This is mailed following the conclusion of the audit and posting of the results.
When are this year's rodeos?
For the 2026 season our rodeos are as follows:
- June 20 & 21
- July 18 & 19
- August 15 & 16
(Members must attend a minimum of 4 rodeos to qualify for year end awards)
Can we camp at the rodeo grounds?
Yes! Dry camping is available for each rodeo weekend at no cost. There are no camping spaces with hookups available. There are also no stalls/pens available for rent, however self penning is allowed.
What are the age groups?
Leadline (any age welcome, but contestant must be on a deadline)
7 & Under
8-11
12-16
17-39
40+
What rodeo events does RHRA offer?
Leadline:
- Cal Stake
- Barrels
- Goat Tying
7 & Under:
- Poles
- Barrels
- Goat Flanking
- Dummy Roping
8-11 Co-Ed:
- Poles
- Barrels
- Goat Tying
- PICK ONE: dummy roping OR calf tracking OR breakaway roping
12-16 Co-Ed
- Barrels
- Poles
- Goat Tying
- Steer Daubing
- Breakaway Roping
17-39:
- Poles
- Barrels
- Goat Tying
- Breakaway
40+:
- Poles
- Barrels
- Goat Tying
- Breakaway Roping
Team Roping- All Ages:
- Heading
- Heeling
- Format is Pick and Draw or Draw 2. Ropers may only enter once (equating to 2 runs given the format) on any given side.
Where are the rodeos held?
All RHRA rodeo events are held at the Rosalia Rodeo Grounds on Gashous Road in Rosalia, WA 99170