Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek

• Mar 17th – 22nd, 2026

Perfs/Time: Four: March 14 1:00pm & 7:00pm, March 15 7:00pm, March 16 1:00pm Slack: March 13 9:00am

• General: $25
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• Box Seat $35 Adult $25 Child 3-12yrs $20 Military & First Responder $20

• Bull Riding
• Calf Roping
• Calf Scramble
• Cowgirl's Barrel Racing
• Goat Tying
• Mutton Bustin
• Pig Chase
• Saddle Bronc Riding
• Steer Wrestling
• Stick Horse
• Team Roping
• Tie Down Roping

• PRCA
• WPRA

The Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek will be held on Tuesday, March 17th – Sunday, March 22nd, 2026 in Queen Creek, Arizona. This Queen Creek rodeo is held at Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Centre.

PROFESSIONAL RODEO ACTION RIGHT HERE IN QUEEN CREEK!
Come see why we were nominated as one of the top 5 2024 Small Rodeos of the Year! Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek PRCA Rodeo with all 7 rodeo events!

Stalls: Yes, $36/night. Hook-ups available. Reservations are recommended. See website. Event / Entry Fee / Added Money: WPRA Tour / $86.00 / $2,300.00 Member Dues: February 21 5:00pm MT Eligibility: All Cards/Permits EOO: February 26 10:00am MT EC: February 27 10:00am MT Ground Rules: Trade Deadline: March 6 4:00pm MT. Entry Fee: $65 + $21 Procom. This rodeo is a part of the WPRA Tour. Format: 1 go. "Walk-Up Replacement" will be in effect. Tractor Drag at 5 (Condensed). All notified turnouts and releases from each performance and slack will be taken out of the draw after the turnout deadline. Positions will move up and be posted at the rodeo office before the rodeo begins. I.E. If you are number 9 and there are 2 releases prior to you, you will then be number 7. Committee will drag at 5 or fewer if set up for 10, 6 or fewer if set up for 12. **any notified turnouts who do reverse their turnout with the rodeo secretary will run at the end of their performance/slack with no additional dragging for them. Committee requests: Only actual contestant and one companion allowed free gate access, see rodeo secretary. PRCA Gold Card holders are afforded free GA gate access. While competing contestants will wear their own back number secured on their back in a manner that is visible to officials and event staff. No portable panels, pens or tying of horses overnight.