Premium Raffle Tickets are required for our premium/featured prizes (listed above).

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Premium raffle tickets are sold separately at $10 each. Participation in the Tri‑City Motor Rodeo is not required to purchase or win the premium raffle. The premium raffle winner will be announced at the conclusion of the event. If the winner is not present, they will have three (3) days following the event to claim their prize. If the prize is not claimed within that time frame, a new winner will be selected.

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The winner of the firearm prize must complete all applicable firearm transfer requirements through a licensed firearm dealer.

If the selected winner is not a sworn law‑enforcement officer, a civilian‑legal version of the firearm will be provided.

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Note:

• The basic raffle tickets included with your participant registration do not enter you for these special prizes.

• To have a chance at winning these high-value items, you'll need to purchase Premium Raffle Tickets.

• Regular raffle tickets will be available to purchase on the day of the event at the registration counter for participation in the regular raffle.  You must be present to participate in the regular raffle.  Tickets for the regular raffle ($5ea) will be allowed for purchase on the day of the event at the raffle table.

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Ticket sales for the Premium Raffle continue right up to the event day — you can buy them online in advance or in person during the morning of the event, until the drawing begins and winners are selected.

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Don't miss your opportunity — grab your Premium Raffle Tickets today and increase your chances of winning big!

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The Tri‑City Motor Rodeo reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to verify the eligibility of any participant or winner. The organization may withhold, modify, substitute, or decline to award the advertised prize if:

• unforeseen circumstances prevent the prize from being awarded as described,

• the winner fails to meet eligibility requirements established by raffle rules or applicable law,

• awarding the prize would violate any federal, state, or local law,

• the winner is unable or unwilling to complete all legally required transfer, background check, or documentation processes, or

• the organization determines that awarding the prize would pose a safety, legal, or administrative risk.