Rodeo Queen Essentials: Acronyms and Organizations Quiz

BFI typically refers to the Bob Feist Invitational Team Roping Classic in the context of rodeo events.

The correct answer is Clem McSpadden National Finals Steer Roping where the top 15 at the end of the season qualify to compete in Guthrie, OK in November. The incorrect answers provided do not match the description of NFSR.

The correct acronym RCA in the context of professional rodeo is Rodeo Cowboys Association, which began in 1945.

The correct answer 'Friends of Rodeo' is an example of an acronym where each letter represents a word in the full organization name.

The American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) is headquartered in Amarillo, TX, and sponsors the Horse of the Year Award. The incorrect answers provide different locations and events that are not associated with AQHA.

PETA stands for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, an organization dedicated to animal rights advocacy.

AAEP stands for American Association of Equine Practitioners, which is an organization dedicated to the health and welfare of horses.

SHARK stands for Showing Animals Respect and Kindness, which is a non-profit organization dedicated to the protection of animals. The incorrect answers do not accurately represent the acronym.

Steer Ropings are popular events in specific Western states due to their strong cowboy and ranching traditions. States like Arizona, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming frequently host Steer Roping competitions.

Mount Money is not an actual mountain or a financial term, but rather a phrase indicating that something is for display or exhibition purposes only, not for competitive use.

The term 'suicide wrap' specifically refers to how bull riders secure the rope around their hand to ride the bull.

Cheyenne Frontier Days in Cheyenne, WY has been dubbed as 'The Daddy of Em All' due to its long history and status as one of the largest outdoor rodeo events in the world.

Bull Riding spurs typically have 4 points, locked rowels to prevent spinning freely, and blunted tips for safety reasons.

The correct rules for Saddle Bronc & Bareback spurs include 5 point, NO locked rowels, and blunted spurs. This ensures the safety of the animals and riders during the event.

In cowboy terms, a dally refers to the method of wrapping the rope around the saddle horn after successfully roping a target. This technique allows the cowboy to secure the captured animal without losing control of the rope.

The National Finals Rodeo (NFR) moved to Las Vegas, NV in 1985, where it has been held ever since.

The statue in front of ProRodeo Hall of Fame is called 'The Champ' and depicts Casey Tibbs riding NeckTie. The other options provided are not the correct horse and rider depicted in the statue.

The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, commonly known as the PRCA, was formed in 1975 with approximately 8,000 members. It is the largest rodeo-sanctioning body in the world.

To become a Gold Card Member, one must be a 10 year due paying member who has reached their 50th Birthday.

The 1st NFR was held in 1959 at the Dallas State Fairgrounds in Dallas, TX. It is important to note the accurate year and location of the event to distinguish it from other rodeo competitions held in different years and places.

A free roll in this context refers to a specific action or instruction given by a judge in a certain situation, not related to pastries, wrestling moves, or gambling terms.

The correct answer is National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association, which is the governing body for college rodeo competitions in the United States.

The correct answer is National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association.

Roughstock animals like horses and bulls are usually retired from work at different ages depending on the species. Horses typically work until their 20's, while bulls are retired in their teens due to the physical demands of their work.