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Mountain Rodeo Association
Family Play Days
2010
Aug 21th ~ Sept 18th ~ Oct 30th
Play Day Contact Information:
Davonna Gonzalez: 559-332-2631
Camie Murad: 559-338-0370 or flyinc@ymail.com
Sign Ups: 7:00am – 8:00am Start: 8:30am
Horse Classes:
Cloverleaf Barrels
Panty Hose Race
Flag Race
Single Stake
Dolly Parton Race
Non-Horse Classes:
Stick Horse Race (2-5 Only)
Dummy Roping
Burlap Sack Race
Cow Chip Toss
Boot Scramble
Water Balloon Toss (All Ages except 2-5)
AGE Groups:
2 - 5 Lead Line ~ 6 - 9 ~ 10 -13 ~ 14 -17 ~ 18 & Over
$3.00 Per Class/ Per Person
Day High Point Awards for Each Age Group in the Horse & Non Horse Divisions! That’s 10 High Point Awards each Play Day!!
YEAR END AWARDS FOR BOTH DIVISIONS IN ALL AGE GROUPS!!
Mountain Rodeo Association
Family Play Days
Contestant Rules
- Contestants may only enter each class one time.
- Anyone riding in the 2 – 5 year old age group must be lead by a handler who is 18 years old or older. Handler may not lead from another horse.
- For all Horse Riding classes contestants must be wearing long pants, boots and shirts. Button up shirts are suggested.
- For all Non Horse classes contestants must wear closed toed shoes, shorts or pants, and shirts. Button up shirts and long pants are suggested.
- Release of Liability must be signed and all entry fees paid before a contestant will be allowed to compete.
- Protective headgear/ riding helmets are suggested for anyone competing in the horse riding classes.
- Stallions and/or jacks are not allowed.
- No loud, obnoxious profanity or unsportsmanlike conduct.
- All returned checks will be charged a $25.00 bounced check fee.
- For safety reasons, all Dogs MUST be on a leash at all times.
- No alcoholic beverages permitted in arena.
- If a contestant is off pattern it will result in a NO TIME.
- The violation of any conduct rule could result in a Contestant disqualification.
**Tentatively** the Food Booth will not be open during these events.
Mountain Rodeo Association
Family Play Days
2010 Entry Form
Please ONE Entry Form per Contestant
Contestant: DOB:
Parent/Guardian: Phone:
Address:
AGE GROUP:
□2 – 5 Lead Line □ 6 – 9 □ 10 – 13 □14 – 17 □18 & Over
Horse Classes:
□ Clover Leaf Barrels
□ Panty Hose Race Partner:
□ Flag Race
□ Single Stake
□ Water Ballon Race
NON Horse Classes:
□ Stick Horse (2-5 ONLY)
□ Dummy Roping
□ Burlap Sack Race Partner:
□ Cow Chip Toss
□ Boot Scramble
□ Water Ballon Toss (All Age groups except 2-5)
# of Classes X $3.00 = TOTAL
Mail Completed Entries to: Mountain Rodeo Association (MRA)
PO Box
Squaw Valley, CA 93675
Horse Class Discription
Clover Leaf Barrels: This is a timed event. Rider will cross timer line, make a 360 degree turn around the first barrel, go across arena, make a 360 degree turn around the second barrel, then make a 360 degree turn around the third barrel and return between first and second barrels, crossing timer line. This is known as a cloverleaf barrel pattern. Rider may run either right or left pattern.
Flag Race: Three barrels will be set up in a line, the pattern will be run like the Speed Barrels. Once contestant crosses starting line, they will pick up a flag at Barrel 1, carry flag through pattern to barrel 3, where they will exchange flag for a new flag, carry flag through pattern back to barrel 1, drop flag in bucket and cross finish line. Any flag dropped and not left in the bucket will result in a no time.
Panty Hose Race: Two riders will hold a pair of panty hose and compete a Cloverleaf barrel pattern. If at any time during the pattern one or both riders drops there end of the panty hose, the team will be disqualified. Off course will result in a no time.
Single Stake: A Single pole will be set 150’ from start / finish line. Rider must cross start line, make one turn around the single stake and cross back over start line.
Water Balloon Race:Riders will begin at a starting line, once start is signaled they will ride to opposite end of arena and stop at line. They will have to dismount, lead horse to water bucket, pick two water balloons out of bucket, return to line, mount at the line, and ride back across the starting line with there water balloons.
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