RCSP

Our first playday is this Sunday, May 20th. Books open at 1100 am. Leadline starts at 100 pm sharp.
Members are encouraged to wear their red RCSP shirts.

RCSP 2012 Playdays May 20, June 17, July 15, and August 19

RCSP will host four playdays on the 3rd Sunday of every month starting in May and ending in August. Each playday has 6 events with books opening at noon, leadins start at 1pm, followed by the rest of the events at 2pm. Events are: Golfettes, Flags, Rings, Barrels, Poles, and a Mystery Event. High Point Buckles are awarded for every age group at the last playday. Participants must attend at least 3 of the 4 playdays to be eligible to win the buckle. Entry fees are $4 per event for members. $5 per event for non-members. Playdays cancelled by weather or poor arena conditions will be rescheduled.

Playday Event Rules

Arena Rules

Age Groups
Lead line 5 yrs old and under
6-9 years old
10-13 years old
14-17 years old                                                                                     
18-40 years old
40 years and over

RCSP Minutes

Members in attendance
Jean Montacer, Danielle Fehr, Tabatha Seymore, Arleen
Middleton, Judy Sanders, Carol Pearson,Freddie Blackwell, John
Black, Dennis Lytle, Dyrle & Dorothy Maples, Bonnie MacDonald,
Lynna Ray, Brandy & Stephanie Cox, Dave Barlow, Dale Finke,
Nancee McClendon, Deb Anderson and Lorraine Pistocco.
Jean brought the meeting to order at 7:01

The Randall County Sheriff’s Posse was created in 1960. The by-laws were based off of the Terry County Sheriff’s Posses Association, Inc. RCSP was a member of the American Association of Sheriff’s Posses and Riding Clubs. The updated purpose stated in Article II of the by-laws is as follows:

The purpose of this organization shall be:  To foster interest among its members
for keeping alive the true tradition of the Old West, a sacred heritage to all Texans. 
To promote good fellowship, good sportsmanship, good horsemanship, and a greater
interest both socially and civically in our community and the Panhandle of Texas.
To promote equine safety for horse and rider and humane care and handling of horses.