NTRC Charity Trap Shoot
Saturday, August 22, 2026
Join Northland Therapeutic Riding Center for a day of friendly competition, great prizes, and support for a meaningful cause!
Shooters of all experience levels are invited to participate in three trapshooting events, including an optional Annie Oakley game. Register as a team of five or sign up individually and we’ll help place you with a team.
Location:
Kansas City Trapshooters Association
6420 NE 176th Street
Smithville, MO 64089
Check-In: 8:00 AM
Competition Begins: 9:00 AM
Trapshooting Events
Participants may register for one, two, or all three events. All events shoot 50 rounds:
Singles
Each shooter fires at targets launched from a single trap house at a consistent distance.
Doubles
Two targets are launched simultaneously, giving shooters an exciting additional challenge.
Handicap
Shooters compete from varying distances based on skill level or classification.
Registration
One Event: $65 per shooter
All Three Events: $150 per shooter
Annie Oakley Game: $25 per shooter
Teams will consist of five shooters. You may register a complete team or register individually.
Annie Oakley Game
Shooters compete one at a time, with each successful shot keeping them in the game. Miss your target and the next shooter may have the opportunity to eliminate you. The competition continues until only one shooter remains.
Participation is an additional $25 per shooter.
Winner will split the pot with NTRC.
Win an Oceanfront Florida Getaway
We’ll also draw the winner of NTRC’s Florida Beach Trip Raffle live during the Trap Shoot!
The prize package includes:
A seven-night oceanfront stay in Ormond Beach, Florida
Vacation dates of October 31–November 7, 2026
Direct ocean views
Accommodations for two guests
A pull-out couch for up to two additional guests
$500 toward travel or vacation expenses
A total estimated value of more than $1,500
Raffle tickets are $25 each or five for $100. You do not need to attend the Trap Shoot or be present during the drawing to win.
Supporting NTRC
Every registration and raffle ticket helps Northland Therapeutic Riding Center provide Equine Assisted Services to children and adults with disabilities throughout Kearney, Smithville and surrounding communities.
Funds raised help support the care of NTRC’s horses, lesson and program expenses, facility and equipment needs, staff training, and continued program growth.
Come enjoy a great day of shooting while helping NTRC create confidence, independence, and joy for the individuals we serve.
Important Information
Shooters must bring their own shotgun and ammunition *ammo available for purchase on site
All participants must follow KCTA safety rules and range instructions.
Participants under age 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
LC’s Hamburgers will be on-site with brunch and lunch available throughout the day.
Questions?
Contact Lyndsey Gruber at
Lyndsey@northlandtherapeuticriding.org
816-507-2510
This year’s Trapshoot will feature two firearm raffles:
TriStar KR22 .22 LR Rifle
Donated by TriStar Arms
Approximate value: $300
View firearm details
20-Gauge Over/Under Shotgun
Generously donated by Juliette and Marlon Ritzman
Approximate value: $300
Firearm Transfer Information
Firearms will not be released to winners at the Trapshoot. Following the drawing, each firearm will be transferred through Great Guns in Liberty, Missouri, a federally licensed firearms dealer.
Before taking possession, each winner must:
Provide the contact information needed to coordinate pickup
Visit Great Guns during its regular business hours
Present valid identification
Complete ATF Form 4473
Successfully complete all required background-check and eligibility requirements
Pay the required transfer fee
Great Guns is closed Sunday through Tuesday, so same-day or immediate pickup may not be available. Marlin, a firearms instructor, will collect the winners’ contact information and help coordinate the transfer process with Great Guns.
Winning the raffle does not guarantee that a firearm can legally be transferred. Firearms will only be released after all federal, state and local requirements have been satisfied. A winner who is ineligible or unable to complete the required transfer cannot take possession of the firearm.