THIS IS WHERE THE SEASON GETS SETTLED.
All summer long, Indian Relay teams have raced across the United States and Canada. Race by race, champions have emerged.
Now they come together at Frontier Park in Cheyenne.
For three days, champions and top Indian Relay teams will compete in Men’s, Women’s, Junior, Youth and Kids divisions at the 10th Annual Indian Relay Championship of Champions.
One Championship weekend. One place to see the champions race the champions.
The Horse Nations Indian Relay Council teams from the US and Canada in a team event of speed, courage, and skill.
Leading riders and teams display their skills and daring as they battle it out on the race track. Determined teams consisting of three horses, one rider, one mugger and two holders, enter the track, each taking their designated box to start the race. Months practicing breeds confidence that they will bring home the honors. Fifteen horses are primed for the start of the race, ready to leap into the action and glory of the race. The holders and mugger ready, risking personal injury to themselves, as the horses come in for their exchanges.
