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August 4, 5, 6 & 7, 2011 This year you will find a very different event schedule. Please check it out so you know when your class is. We have also decided to bring back the Wild Cow Milking competition to be held during each PRCA rodeo performance. • Additional kids’ events on Friday in the Top Arena. Kids have always been our priority and this year is no exception. We have added more kid events • Both Lead Line and Viva La Fiesta such as Pole Bending and Keyhole. These will be Costume Class will be held Friday at 1:00 held in the Top Arena next to Gate C. PM in the Top Arena. Lead line is free. Visit our website at sbfiestarodeo.com. • Alisal and Ranch Horse class finals will be held directly after the eliminations. Saddle awards will be presented during the Friday TABLE OF CONTENTS Night Performance. General Information ............................................................2 Schedule of Events.............................................................3 • Wild Cow Milking during all 3 PRCA Rules .................................................................................4 performances (2-Person Teams). Honorary Vaquero ..............................................................7 Stock Horse Events ............................................................8 Alisal & Fiesta Ranch Horse Classes .................................9 • New stall reservation form and policies. Roping Events ..................................................................12 Please make sure you review these as there Junior Barrel Racing .........................................................15 are a lot of changes. Team Penning ..................................................................16 Wild Cow Milking ..............................................................17 • This year, the Junior High Point has been All Around Champions .................................................18-19 Horse Show Classes ........................................................20 combined with the Junior All Around. Horse Show Schedule of Events ......................................22 Horse Show Entry Form ...................................................23 • Increased late fees, so get your entries in Stall Reservation Form .....................................................25 early! Stock Horse Entry Form ...................................................27 Roping Entry Form ...........................................................29 • We have included email addresses and Junior Events Entry Form .................................................31 phone numbers for added convenience. Team Penning Entry Form ................................................33 Wild Cow Milking Entry Form ...........................................35 Please refer to the General Information page. Mutton Bustin’ ...................................................................36 Mutton Bustin’ Entry From ................................................37 Page 1 Thursday, August 4 , 2011 - 8:00 A.M. Saturday, August 6, 2011 – 7:00 A.M. The Alisal Ranch Horse Eliminations & Top 3 Finals Old Timers Team Roping (Awards Friday Night) (Buckle run & award to follow) Fiesta Ranch Horse Class (Awards Friday Night) Old Timers Steer Stopping (Buckle run & award to follow) Thursday - PBR Night (7:30) Tri-County Steer Stopping Friday, August 5, 2011 – 7:00 A.M. (Buckle run and award to follow) Junior Barrel Racing (13 to 17) #9 Team Roping (Top 3 Saturday Night) (Buckle run and award to follow) Junior Barrel Racing (8 to 12) (Top 3 Friday Night) #6 Team Roping (Buckle run and award to follow) Junior Barrel Racing (7 & Under - Unassisted) Tri-County Tie-Down Roping (award to follow) Junior Breakaway Roping (13 to 17 Girls) Open Ranch Class (Award Saturday night) Junior Breakaway Roping (12 & Under) Junior Tie-Down Roping (13 to 17 Boys) Saturday, August 6, 2011 – 8:00 A.M In the Mountain View Arena Junior Girls Goat Tying (12 & Under) Cowboy Ranch & Trail Horse Classes Junior Girls Goat Tying (13 to 17) General Inquires Horse Show Info & Entries Junior Boys Calf Tying (12 & Under) Sunday, August 7, 2011 – 8:00 A.M. www.sbfiestarodeo.com [email protected] Junior Team Roping (13 to 17) Open Calf Branding (Awards Sunday Matinee) [email protected] Diana Stetson 805.944.4937 Junior Team Roping (12 & Under) Team Penning Slack (If Necessary) Davia Montoya 805.588.4793 Junior/Senior Team Roping Mailing Address Sunday, August 7, 2011 – 8:00 A.M. PO BOX 1941 Roping Info Friday, August 5, 2011 – 1:00 P.M. In the Mountain View Arena Santa Ynez, Ca 93460 [email protected] In the Top Arena Reining Classes Janice Chavez 805.344.2120 Viva La Fiesta Costume Class - Open Street Address Sunday, August 7, 2011 Earl Warren Showgrounds Sponsorship/Advertising & Banner Info Lead Line (7 & Under) 1:30 PRCA RODEO PERFORMANCE Highway 101 & Las Positas Road [email protected] Junior Keyhole (7 & Under) Junior All Around Awards Mary Bahnken 805.722.8663 Junior Keyhole (8 - 12) PBR & PRCA Rodeo Info Kay Dent Buckle Award 805.687.0747 until August 4, 2011 Vendor Info Junior Keyhole (13 – 17) Irving Osburn Buckle Award 805.682.5848 August 4 – August 7 [email protected] Junior Pole Bending (7 & Under) Davia Montoya 805.588.4793 Junior Pole Bending (8 – 12) Team penning events will be held Friday through Sunday. These events will be drawn for day and time. Team Penning Junior Pole Bending (13 - 17) Ken & Margaret Mang 805.688.7598 Contestants will be notified. Junior Barrel Racing (7 & Under - Assisted) PRCA Rodeo Performances TICKET INFORMATION Friday, August 5, 2011 – 12:00 P.M. Friday – 7:30 PM Special consideration will be awarded to group Saturday - 7:30 PM Open Stock Horse Eliminations Box seat and general admission tickets for PRCA purchases of 25 tickets or more per performance. Sunday - 1:30 PM (Top 3 Saturday Night) ONLY may be purchased prior to July 29th by calling General admission tickets can be purchased for 805.967.6331 anytime. Hackamore Eliminations contestants only at the Horse Show Office. (Top 3 Friday Night) Tickets may be purchased during Fiesta week from ALL SCHEDULES Tickets can be purchased on-line at www. Non-Pro Stock Horse August 1 to August 7 at Earl Warren Showgrounds Box ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE sbfiestarodeo.com (Awards only Friday Night) Office, daily from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Highway Schedule times can change Buckaroo Class (Non Pro Limited) 101 at Los Positas Road, Santa Barbara. 805.682.5848. depending on class size. PBR tickets are available by calling the above (Awards Friday Night) Contestants are advised to arrive early. numbers or visiting our Box Office and website. WE ENCOURAGE EARLY RESERVATION Unless noted, all events will be held in the Main Arena AND PICK UP PRIOR TO THE EVENT. Photos by Jeff Nelson • Design & Layout by Candi Edie Page 2 Page 3 All events listed in this book are open to Tri- or working in the performance arena during any County residents and horses ONLY. event. Social Security Numbers are required if Western attire consists of western hat, boots, aggregate earnings exceed $600. Checks will pants and long sleeve shirt. be held until information is received. Participants in all horse show classes shall wear western hat, long sleeve shirt, pants and cowboy TRI-COUNTY DEFINITIONS / boots. ELIGIBILITY Chaps are required for all stock horse events Tri-County Area: Santa Barbara, San Luis except the Alisal, Fiesta and Open Ranch Horse Obispo, and Ventura Counties. Class preliminaries. Tri-County Resident: A contestant who has Chaps are required for the finals. Lariat, hobbles lived in the Tri-Counties from February 1, 2011, to and spurs are optional. the closing date of entries. EXCEPTION: Anyone maintaining a residence in the Tri-Counties, PROTEST OF EVENTS who has a legal residence and lives out of the Tri-Counties, is eligible to enter the show. The Exhibitors making a protest of a judgment call or residence must have been owned on or before management action shall lodge the protest with the February 1, 2011. Stock Horse Show & Rodeo Secretary, in writing, within two (2) hours of the incident in question. Tri-County Horse: A Tri-County resident must own or have title transfer of the horse on or before A $100.00 deposit must accompany the written July 1, 2011, unless otherwise specified under protest. The deposit shall be forfeited if the protest individual class. Proof may be requested and is overruled. required. Only rule violations, interpretations of the premium book, eligibility or execution of the event Proof of Eligibility: It is the contestant’s responsibility to provide the necessary by the committee shall be considered for protest. documentation of residency or ownership to the The Stock Horse Show & Rodeo Executive Stock Horse Show & Rodeo Committee. This may Committee and the Event Chairman shall consist of bill of sale or transfer, registration, or adjudicate protests. any other documentation stating ownership. All In any judged event, the judge’s decision is final. prizes, money, and entry fees shall be forfeited if Contestants or horses found to be ineligible any eligibility rule is violated. ENTRY FEES ARE DUE BY JULY 1, 2011 shall forfeit all entry fees, purses, and any prizes won at this year’s show. A fine of $1,500.00 will AGE REQUIREMENTS be imposed and three (3) years suspension in There will be a $75.00 penalty assessed for - Exceptions: If a pattern or rule NO REFUNDS participation in future Fiesta Stock Horse Shows. entries postmarked after July 1, 2011, for cattle
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