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DATES:
Send us your e-mail address or street address and we will let you
know when and where Ranch Sorting is happening. |
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CLINICS - LESSONS - PRACTICES
Local and national shows happen near you every week.
Jump on Board. We have a place for you!
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INDIVIDUALS:
Are rated at 9 different levels. No matter what you or your horses
ability, YOU can RANCH SORT. |
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LEVELS:
- RSNC contestants will be rated from a #1 Beginner
to a #9 based on their ability level. Classifications of #1 are
Beginners, #2 are Rookies, #3 and #4 are for participants of Novice
ability, classifications of #5 and #6 are for amateur
participants and classifications of #7, #8 and #9 are for Open or
Professional participants.
- The Performance Rating Organization rating system
will be used as a tool to change all ratings of all participants.
- The purpose of the classification system is to
provide participants with a handicap system, which will allow
participants from throughout the country the opportunity to compete
against those of similar skills.
- A Beginner is defined as a #1 rated RSNC
contestant who has won less than 3 average checks in RSNC events. A
Beginner does not need to become a member for 3 checks the 1st year
to ride in the Beginners class (Ranch Hand Sort Beginner Handicap).
To ride in all other divisions, a Beginner must have a current RSNC
membership. This is an introductory trial for a Beginner into the
sport of ranch sorting. Day pass rules do not apply if the rider is
a Beginner.
- The #2 Rookie rating is only for participants
that have NEVER been rated higher than a #1 in any penning or
sorting organization and who have won less than $1000 in RSNC events
starting in January 2007.
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| No Up Front Membership Dues |
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"Let's
Sort!... Preserving Ranching Lifestyle, One Sort At A Time. The
Time Is Now." |
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