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Indian Relay Races originate with the Shoshone and Bannock tribes on the Fort Hall Reservation and are celebrated as one of America's oldest extreme sports. We’ve got you covered for upcoming appearances, schedule updates, and reliable ticket access. A full team includes a rider, a mugger, and two holders across three horses; the rider completes three laps, changing horses at each lap. Explore the history, the races, and how to secure your seats for Fort Hall and other regional venues across Idaho and beyond.

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Upcoming Indian Relay events include the Fort Hall Indian Relay Races in early August (Aug 8–9, 2025) and a separate race on September 26, 2025, with additional Treaty Days-related events noted for 2025. Categories such as Chief Race, Warriors, and Ladies showcase substantial purses, sometimes around the best available price, drawing teams from across the region. Follow official channels for the latest schedule and field updates, and secure your seats early—the action is fast, it’s historic, and it’s a key part of Indigenous sports culture.

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  • Venue: Fort Hall Rodeo Grounds and related regional venues
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  • Teams: Four-person composition (rider, mugger, two holders) across three horses
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  • Social channels: official Shoshone-Bannock Tribes channels on Facebook; Horse Nations Indian Relay Council content
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For the latest updates and appearances, we’re here as your connection to tickets, schedules, and event details. Secure your seats with confidence and enjoy a historically rich rodeo experience.

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Quick Facts About Indian Relay Races

  • Originated with the Shoshone and Bannock tribes on the Fort Hall Reservation; described as one of America’s oldest extreme sports by tribal sources.
  • A full team consists of four people (a rider, a mugger, and two holders) and three horses; the rider completes three laps, switching horses at each lap.
  • Races feature multiple categories (e.g., Chief Race, Warriors, Ladies) with substantial cash purses, including Indian Relay races with purses around $25,000 in some events.
  • Primary venue for Indian Relay racing is the Fort Hall Rodeo Grounds, often tied to the Shoshone-Bannock Festival; events take place across Idaho and other regional venues.
  • 2025 schedule notes include Fort Hall Indian Relay Races in early August (Aug 8–9, 2025) and a separate September 26, 2025 race; Treaty Days-related Indian Relay events have also been noted for 2025.
  • Social media presence includes official Shoshone-Bannock Tribes channels (e.g., Facebook) and related Horse Nations Indian Relay Council content.

Upcoming Indian Relay events include the Fort Hall Indian Relay Races in early August (Aug 8–9, 2025) and a separate race on September 26, 2025, with additional Treaty Days-related events noted for 2025. Categories such as Chief Race, Warriors, and Ladies showcase substantial purses, sometimes around the best available price, drawing teams from across the region. Follow official channels for the latest schedule and field updates, and secure your seats early—the action is fast, it’s historic, and it’s a key part of Indigenous sports culture.

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  • Venue: Fort Hall Rodeo Grounds and related regional venues
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  • Teams: Four-person composition (rider, mugger, two holders) across three horses
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  • Social channels: official Shoshone-Bannock Tribes channels on Facebook; Horse Nations Indian Relay Council content
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For the latest updates and appearances, we’re here as your connection to tickets, schedules, and event details. Secure your seats with confidence and enjoy a historically rich rodeo experience.

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