PRCA Xtreme Bull Riding Postponed

ENID, OK - Stride Bank Center has postponed events and concerts with 50 people or more. Events affected run thru April 13 due to concerns of the coronavirus. Events postponed are Bull Riding March 28, Chicago on April 1, Land Run Beer Fest on April 4 and the April 11 Oklahoma Flying Aces game. The Stride Bank Center is looking to reschedule all performances. Fans are encouraged to keep tickets until a new date is scheduled or until an event is officially cancelled. Shows unaffected at this time include Ron “Tater Salad” White April 16, The Charlie Daniels Band and The Marshall Tucker Band April 23 and Rodney Carrington Live June 6.
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The Stride Bank Center is excited to announce Enid Ultimate Challenge Xtreme Bulls is returning to the Stride Bank Center for the second year, one night only on Saturday, March 28th at 7:30pm. Tickets are $35, $25 & $20. Fans can order tickets by calling 855.TIX.ENID, visiting StrideBankCenter.com or in the Stride Bank Center Administration offices on the 2nd floor of the convention side off of Independence Ave. Sponsorship opportunities are available and would provide your business a unique platform to communicate with a passionate fan base!
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“We are excited to welcome PRCA Xtreme Bulls to Enid for the 2nd year in a row” says Spectra General Manager at the Stride Bank Center Kevin Boryczki. “PRCA Xtreme Bulls is one of the top bull riding tours in America and we are thrilled they chose to return to Enid, Oklahoma for another action packed event!”
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This will be one of over 50 PRCA Xtreme Bulls events held in North America. This event will consist of a long round of 30 bull riders, followed by a short round featuring the top 10 contestants. All money earned at this event will go toward the PRCA point standings and the chance for these bull riders to compete at the PRCA World Finals in Las Vegas in December and the Xtreme Bulls World Finals in Washington Labor Day Weekend.
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The PRCA is recognized as the unsurpassed leader in the sport of professional rodeo. The PRCA's mission is to unify membership in providing an innovative fan experience, to grow the sport of professional rodeo and provide new expanded opportunities for our membership and sponsors. Since 1986, the PRCA has paid out more than $1 billion in prize money to its contestants. The PRCA offers the best cowboys and the best rodeos; delivering the best fan experience while positively impacting our communities and embracing the spirit of the West. A membership-based organization, the PRCA approved 650 rodeos in 2028, and there are more than 40 million rodeo fans in the U.S.
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