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The National Federation of Professional Bullriders (NFPB)
headquarters is in Mansfield, Missouri. It was founded in 1995
by Clint Jackson and Frank Walkowe. It's focus is to promote
only professional level competition.
The 2019 season marks the 24th Anniversary of the NFPB,
which makes it the second longest running bull riding
association in the sport. The NFPB has had sanctioned events
in 29 states with an average of 150 performances a year.
Sanctioned events have been as far east as New York, west to
Washington, north to the Canadian border and south to Texas
and New Mexico.
Every year, since 1995 the NFPB has held the National Finals in
the Mid-West. Since 1998, the National Finals were in St.
Joseph, Missouri at the Civic Arena and in 2017 were moved to
Sedalia, MO at the Mathewson Exhibition Center on the
Missouri State Fairgrounds.
The NFPB takes great pride in it's athletes, events and fans.
headquarters is in Mansfield, Missouri. It was founded in 1995
by Clint Jackson and Frank Walkowe. It's focus is to promote
only professional level competition.
The 2019 season marks the 24th Anniversary of the NFPB,
which makes it the second longest running bull riding
association in the sport. The NFPB has had sanctioned events
in 29 states with an average of 150 performances a year.
Sanctioned events have been as far east as New York, west to
Washington, north to the Canadian border and south to Texas
and New Mexico.
Every year, since 1995 the NFPB has held the National Finals in
the Mid-West. Since 1998, the National Finals were in St.
Joseph, Missouri at the Civic Arena and in 2017 were moved to
Sedalia, MO at the Mathewson Exhibition Center on the
Missouri State Fairgrounds.
The NFPB takes great pride in it's athletes, events and fans.
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| Clint Jackson President |
| An inherent part of NFPB's principles is to offer professional quality events. We have a strict set of requirements, which must be met in order to be an NFPB sanctioned event. A sanctioning application must be submitted for review by the NFPB Board to get approved. |