Thank You
  Elise Donohue 
  Dan Gervais
and all of our other sponsors. 
We are so very greatful for your generous considerations and support

Welcome To The Cowboy States Reining Horse Association
Check out our Facebook page:  Cowboy States Reining Horse Association

Important Info on ECC Entry Procedures

Our show secretary will be accepting early entries for the Energy City Classic in Gillette by mail, by FAX, or by email only.  The entry deadline to avoid a $25.00 late fee per horse is mail postmarked by May 22, 2013, or FAX or email entries sent by May 27, 2013To enter, download the file:

2013_Energy_City_Classic___Derby-Gillette_Show_Forms.pdf

Mail, FAX or scan and attach the completed entry form(s) to your email and send to the address near the bottom of the first page.  Please also make stall and RV reservations as instructed on pages 3 and 4 by the deadlines listed.

Time is running out to book your rooms for the CSRHA Energy City Classic & Derby in Gillette, WY
May 30 – June 2, 2013

Call by Friday, May 17th to make sure you take advantage of the special rooms rates.  Don’t forget to mention that you are with the Cowboy States Reining show at the Cam-Plex.

 Arbuckle Lodge
1400 South Garner Lake Rd • Gillette, WY 82718

(307) 685-6363

Clarion Inn
2009 S. Douglas Hwy., Gillette, WY, US, 82718

Phone: (307) 686-3000

Fax: (307) 686-4018


Hi Everyone.  Kristy Wheeler has graciously managed the CSRHA web site since its inception, and we should all be tremendously appreciative of the work she has done. She has asked, however for relief from this duty and I, with her assistance have agreed to take on the task.  Please bear with me as I learn the system and get up to speed.

My name is George Pfeiffer, and I am a recently elected member of the CSRHA Board of Directors.  My wife Nancy and I moved to Big Horn, Wyoming in 2010 from Nebraska where we competed in the Central Plains Reining Horse Association.  I taught at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for 27 years.  Among my duties was to teach an introductory computers class for the College of Agricultural Sciences.  However, you need to be old enough to remember MS-DOS and Lotus 1-2-3 to know what I taught, so web site management is a new adventure.

I hope over time to add a few of my own ideas and any ideas that members might have to make the site as useful to you as possible over time.  I am always open to suggestions, critiques, complaints, and new ideas.  Feel free to contact me at gpfeiffer1@gmail.com as frequently as you wish. Spring can’t be too far away.  See you in Gillette.

George Pfeiffer


New 4/5/13:  March BOD Meeting minutes added to Forms and Documents.  Awards Banquet pictures added to Photo Gallery
New 4/12/13: Energy City Classic Show Forms added to Show & Events.  Picture titles added to Photo Gallery.
New 4/19/13:  Entry procedures for the Energy City Classic added to the Home Page.  Newly approved By-Laws added to the Forms & Documents page
New 4/23/13: Revised Class Descriptions & Show Rules added to the Shows & Events page.  May BOD meeting added to Calender.
New 4/28/13: Dave Leithead clinic information added to Homepage.
New 5/8/13: April BOD Meeting minutes added to Forms and Documents.
New 5/17/13: Host hotel info added to home page

Check out our Energy City Classic & Derby sponsorhip package. Several great opportunities to choose from. Click on the "Shows" link to download the sponsor packet.

Our objectives: To promote and encourage development of public interest in agriculture and ranching through the promotion of public Reining Horse Shows; the development of suitable and proper standards of performance and judging intended to govern all Reining Horse Contests sponsored and approved by the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA); to encourage the development and breeding of better Reining Horses; and to develop and disseminate informational material deemed desirable to provide contestants and spectators a better understanding of a proper performance of the Reining Horse in the show arena.

Description of a Reining Horse: A reining horse may be of any breed, size, shape or color (a legal size horse). To rein a horse is not only to guide him, but also to control his every movement. The best reined horse should be willingly guided or controlled with little or no apparent resistance and dictated to completely.

CSRHA Purpose Statement: To promote and encourage interest and participation in the sport of reining through informational clinics and public reining horse shows . Our shows will adhere to the standards of performance and judging as set down by the National Reining Horse Association.

NRHA web site at www.nrha.com .

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