How many rodeos is Bull riding limited to?

Bull riding is typically limited to a specific number of events each season to maintain a high standard of competition and ensure the safety of the riders and animals involved. The limit prevents an overly crowded schedule that could lead to fatigue among the athletes and a dilution of the quality of the events. In major rodeo organizations, the standard cap for the number of rodeos in which a competitor can participate is set at 125. This regulation helps to create a balanced and fair competition environment where the focus remains on skill and performance rather than quantity of participation. Keeping the number of events manageable allows for better organization and higher quality in both the events themselves and the overall rodeo experience.