TEAM REGISTRATION
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All ages and skill levels are welcome - start anywhere, then keep going! Enter a single race just for fun - or better yet, join the tour and run multiple stops to stack tour points, qualify for the Championship Finals, and compete for serious cash, custom buckles, and prize gear. Whatever your goals or motivation - come have some fun!
If you want to join the TOUR and compete in two or more races - make sure to get your PRO CARD to be eligible for tour points & finals qualifications. OVER $250,000 in CASH PRIZE PAYOUTS tour wide!
How the Frontier Tour Works
The Pro Skijor Wild Frontier Series is designed for everyone - from first-timers to seasoned pros. Whether you’re chasing a championship or just want to experience the thrill of skijoring, here’s how it works:
1. TEAM PRO CARD
Planning to commit to the series and chase points, prize money, and a berth at the Frontier Tour Championship Finals? You must sign up and declare your team by January 1, 2026. The Team PRO Card is required to track your points across sanctioned events and verify Finals eligibility, and it is required in addition to your regular team registration for each race - you’ll still register for every event you enter. Cardholders also score perks like merch and food discounts at tour stops. Make the season count—get your Team PRO Card today (CLICK HERE), map your schedule, and run multiple races to climb the standings and ride for the buckles and the money.
2. NO PRO CARD
Not chasing the series? If you plan to enter a single race and don’t need points tracked, a PRO Card isn’t required - simply register for that event.
3. EARN POINTS
Every time you compete, you earn points - just for showing up. Place in your division, and you’ll earn even more.
2. COMPETE IN THE SERIES
There are five events in the Wild Frontier Tour Series. Enter one, two, or all four. The more events you ride, the more points you can stack up - and the better your shot at the championship.
3. QUALIFY FOR THE FINALS
The competitors with the highest points advance to the Championship Finals in Salt Lake City at the end of February - an epic showdown on the big stage.
4. CASH, PRIZES & GLORY
Every race offers cash payouts and prizes, plus bonuses for overall series rankings. Consistently finishing in the top 4 can really add up.
5. CROWN THE CHAMPIONS
At the Finals, the best of the best are crowned Tour Champions - recognized as the world champions of their division.
Whether you want to chase points all season and qualify for the finals, or just try your hand at a single event, there’s a place for you. Register to compete and join the fastest-growing winter sport in the West!
MAIN TOUR DIVISIONS
PRO-OPEN | $200
Pro/Open teams are the highest-skilled skiers and riders with the fastest horses. Pro/Open teams compete for cash payouts, first-place buckles, and other prizes.
SPORT | $200
Sport teams are considered intermediate level—horses may not be Pro/Open speed and/or skiers may not ski at a pro level. Exactly what you’d expect between Novice and Pro/Open. Sport teams compete for cash payouts, first-place buckles, and other prizes.
WOMEN’S | $200
Women’s teams are generally novice to intermediate level and compete only against other women for cash payouts, first-place buckles, and other prizes..
SNOWBOARD | $200
Snowboard teams are generally novice to intermediate level and compete only against other snowboarders for cash payouts, first-place buckles, and other prizes.
ALL-AROUND | $200
The All-Around division is for cross athletes—skijoring at its roots. Teammates must each make one run riding the horse and one run skiing. All-Around teams are generally novice to intermediate level and compete for cash payouts, first-place buckles, and other prizes.
JUST FOR FUN DIVISIONS
NOVICE | $175
Novice teams are beginning-level competitors—horses may not have the speed for Sport or Pro/Open, and skiers are in it to learn and have a great time (beginner to intermediate, all ages). Don’t be intimidated—everyone with the desire is encouraged to try. Novice teams compete for cash payouts, first-place buckles, and other prizes.
CENTURY | $175 | The combined age of the horseback rider and skier must equal 100 years or greater. Century teams are considered novice to intermediate level skill participants. Century teams compete for first place buckles & other prizes (no cash).
TEEN | $175 | Teen teams are considered novice to intermediate level skill participants. Both the rider and skier must be ages 13-17 (age 12 and under should enter LIL Buckaroo and age 18 and older should enter Novice, Sport, etc). Teen teams compete only against other teen teams for buckles & other prizes (no cash).
LIL' BUCKAROO | $75 | The Lil' Buckaroo is for kids 12 and under. Bring their horse and they can ride and pull a friend or sibling on skis or snowboard. The course will be simplified. This is all about just having fun and letting kids be involved in the sport!
PONIES ONLY | $75 | Same rules apply as the Lil' Buckaroo division, but you have to bring a pony (13 hands or under) & a rider & a skier age 12 and under. This is all about just having fun and letting kids be involved in the sport!