Arena The arena is defined as the area within the arena fence and extending from the front of the bucking chutes and/or the plane of the center gate and including the roping boxes. No person shall be allowed in the arena during a rodeo performance unless entered in an event or unless he has signed a waiver releasing the management and producer from liability. Contestants in the arena must not interfere with the work of press and professional photographers, or with the vision of the spectators. Disqualifications/Fines Any member tampering with competition livestock will be disqualified for the remainder of that particular rodeo and may be subject to fine. Code of Conduct Any mistreatment of livestock or contestant’s horse is subject to $50 fine by judges’ discretion. Contestant must pay fine before he/she can compete again. A contestant will be fined $50 for penning any personal horse in the bucking chutes, roping or steer wrestling boxes. If a contestant, entered in two or more events, turns out in one event and pays fees and fines, he gets his stock in other events, if desired. Faulty equipment: All equipment used by contestant is their responsibility and no re-rides or re-runs will be given due to faulty equipment. Borrowed equipment is accepted as contestant’s own. If a contestant is not ready to compete when their position is called
Arena The arena is defined as the area within the arena fence and extending from the front of the bucking chutes and/or the plane of the center gate and including the roping boxes. No person shall be allowed in the arena during a rodeo performance unless entered in an event or unless he has signed a waiver releasing the management and producer from liability. Contestants in the arena must not interfere with the work of press and professional photographers, or with the vision of the spectators. Disqualifications/Fines Any member tampering with competition livestock will be disqualified for the remainder of that particular rodeo and may be subject to fine. Code of Conduct Any mistreatment of livestock or contestant’s horse is subject to $50 fine by judges’ discretion. Contestant must pay fine before he/she can compete again. A contestant will be fined $50 for penning any personal horse in the bucking chutes, roping or steer wrestling boxes. If a contestant, entered in two or more events, turns out in one event and pays fees and fines, he gets his stock in other events, if desired. Faulty equipment: All equipment used by contestant is their responsibility and no re-rides or re-runs will be given due to faulty equipment. Borrowed equipment is accepted as contestant’s own. If a contestant is not ready to compete when their position is called