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The Junior Roughstock Association is an organization  and  qualifying system that allows bareback, saddle bronc and bull riders  from across the world to compete at two of the most coveted Junior Rodeo  Finals.  We are currently the longest “professionally” established   Nationally Based Youth Only Roughstock  Association. 

Thank you for looking into joining the Leal’s Junior Bull Riding! We  hope to see you at the 2025 Junior NFR Finals this coming December 4-8,  2025! 

We love to produce Roping events!     

*Junior NFR Qualifiers
*Breakaway
*Tiedown
*Team Roping

*Ultimate Calf Ropings (numbered) 

WCRA DY is a year-long leaderboard race of rodeo events worldwide culminating at the World Championship Junior Rodeo (WCJR).Athletes  can qualify by nominating their rodeo efforts and earning points for  the WCRA DY leaderboard positions using the VRQ (Virtual Rodeo  Qualifier). 

Since launching in May of 2018, the World Champions Rodeo  Alliance (WCRA) and its partners have awarded millions in new money to  rodeo athletes. Qualifying is based on points, rather than dollars won,  through our world ranking points system.

The WCRA is a professional sport and entertainment entity, created to  develop and advance the sport of rodeo by aligning all levels of  competition. In association with PBR, WCRA produces major rodeo events,  developing additional opportunities for rodeo industry competitors,  stakeholders and fans.

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The Idaho Cowboy’s Association has been in  existence since the early 1950’s. The objective of the ICA is to  promote the sport of rodeo. Through the instrument of this association,  rodeos attract bigger crowds and cowboys compete for larger purses. All  ICA approved rodeos meet standards designed to enhance the quality of  the rodeo, the talent of all competing cowboys and cowgirls, and the  safety of rodeo stock.

   The ICA approves  rodeos in Idaho, Oregon, Washington and Nevada. Most rodeos average  three performances with 1500 spectators per performance. Many of the  July and August rodeos are held in conjunction with county fairs,  therefore attracting many agriculture and livestock related consumers.

    The ICA’s members come from all walks of life. Some are professional  cowboys choosing to follow a rodeo circuit that stays close to home.  Many are businessmen and women, ranchers, farmers and horse trainers.  The ICA has a well established reputation of producing top cowboys, and  has been a proving ground for many professional cowboys.

    The ICA has eight standard events: bareback riding, calf roping, steer  wrestling, saddle bronc riding, bull riding, team roping, barrel racing  and breakaway roping. In November of each year the ICA sponsors a  year-end awards banquet to honor the year-end Champions, All-Around  Champion, rodeo committees and sponsors.

   The  flavor of an ICA rodeo is a spirit many seek to experience from days  gone by. Many rodeos have been an annual tradition where generations of  cowboys have competed, and many rodeos represent the single, largest and  most exciting event that comes to town.

The  Idaho Cowboy’s Association is dedicated to promoting rodeo; an important  link to our Western Heritage and some today’s best most action packed  entertainment.