Rule Book Entry Forms

88th Annual Rule Book

Entry& Forms Honorary Vaquero Dan Lopez Please join us in honoring Dan Lopez as our 2012 Fiesta Honorary Vaquero!

The Santa Barbara Fiesta Stock Horse Show and Rodeo Hollywood’s brightest stars including actors, actresses, is proud to welcome Dan Lopez as our 2012 Honorary writers and Academy Award producers of movie and Vaquero. Dan lives in Ojai, California and comes from television. Many of Dan’s accomplishments in the a very long family of horsemen. Dan was practically horse world include, first World Champion Reining born riding. His father, Ernest Lopez, was a top-notch Horse in 1967, Santa Barbara Fiesta Team Penning horse trainer and Dan watched his every move. His Champion in 1976, Appaloosa Horse Club’s Trainer of family were all reinsmen when California still belonged the year in 1995, and in 2003 he received the highest to Mexico. In the late 40’s, the Lopez family lived on a honor in Appaloosa history by being inducted to both feedlot in Newhall, California, where Dan’s father the State of California, and the International breed worked as a wrangler and horse trainer for Newhall registries Hall of Fame in addition to being inducted Land and Farming. into the Appaloosa Horse Club Hall of Fame.

Dan started actually showing horses when he was 6 At the age of 74, Dan Lopez, who at this time is semi- years old. Though young, Dan had already developed retired entered, and placed eighth out of 32 considerable skill as a horseman. Perhaps some of it competitors on his favorite mount, Badger Lee, a 12 innate, but he also watched his father carefully and year old Appaloosa stallion at the Craig Cameron’s listened to him. At the age of 14, Dan’s father passed Extreme Cowboy Raced held at the Equine Affair in away and he ended up going back to school part time Pomona, California. and kept up horse training for the Chase Brothers Dairy in the afternoons after school. After serving a tour of duty with the U.S. Army in Berlin in the fifties, Dan came home and ended up taking a full time job at the Las Palmas Chili Factory in Ventura. He also managed to pick up a few horses to train on the side. He hauled horses to weekend events and beat most of the trainers at shows in Santa Barbara and Los Angeles.

Friends constantly kept after him to start training horses full time, so he did. By 1965, he had 3-4 quarter horses and one Appaloosa stallion named Ditto Sid. In 1967, he won the Appaloosa World Reining title. In addition to claiming 35 ApHC World, National, and year-end high point performance championships, he has also trained and showed horses for some of Welcome Old Spanish Days 88th Annual Santa Barbara Fiesta Rodeo & Stock Horse Show August 2, 3, 4 & 5, 2012

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. Kids have always been our priority and this year is no exception. We have added more kid events such as Pole Bending and Keyhole. Visit our website at sbfiestarodeo.org

Table of Contents New Schedule

Event Information ...... 1 • New - Cinch Machado All Around Buckle - for Schedule of Events ...... 2 7 & Under contestants Rules ...... 4 • Both Lead Line and Viva La Fiesta Costume Class Stock Horse Events ...... 8 will be held Friday at 1:00 PM. Lead line is free. Cowboy Ranch & Horse Show Classes ...... 19 • Alisal and Ranch Horse class finals will be held directly after the eliminations. Saddle awards will ENTRY & RESERVATION FORMS: be presented during the Friday Night Performance. Cowboy Ranch & Horse Show Classes Form ..... 17 Stall Reservation Form ...... 19 • Wild Cow Milking during all 3 PRCA performances Gymkhana Entry Form ...... 21 (2-Person Teams). Stock Horse Entry Form ...... 23 • Increased late fees, so get your entries in early! Roping Entry Form ...... 25 • We have included email addresses and phone Junior Events Entry Form ...... 27 numbers for added convenience. Please refer to Team Penning Entry Form ...... 29 the General Information page. Wild Cow Milking Entry Form ...... 31 Mutton Bustin’ Release & Entry From ...... 33 88th Annual Old Spanish Days Fiesta Rodeo & Stock Horse Show Event Information General Inquires www.sbfiestarodeo.org • [email protected] Dustin Noblitt, Chairman • [email protected] Mailing Address P.O. BOX 1941 Santa Ynez, Ca 93460 Street Address Earl Warren Showgrounds, Highway 101 & Las Positas Road

Stock Horse Show Information team penning & Entries Ron Morales 805.344.2506 [email protected] Diana Stetson 805.944.4937 sponsorship Information [email protected] Horse Show Information Davia Montoya 805.588.4793 Karin Montoya 805.757.1401 [email protected] advertising & Banner Information [email protected] roping Information Davia Montoya 805.588.4793 [email protected] Janice Chavez 805.344.2120 vendor Information [email protected] Davia Montoya 805.588.4793 ticket information

• Box seat and general admission tickets for • Special consideration will be awarded to PRCA & PBR may be purchased prior to July group purchases of 25 tickets or more per 29th by calling 805.688.5093 anytime. performance. • Tickets may be purchased during Fiesta • General admission tickets can be week from August 2 to August 5 at Earl purchased at the Horse Show Office for Warren Showgrounds Box Office daily from contestants only. 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Highway 101 at • Tickets can be purchased on-line at Los Positas Road, Santa Barbara, www.sbfiestarodeo.com or for questions 805.682.5848 email: ticket [email protected]

We Encourage Early Reservation and Pick Up Prior to the Event Page 1 88th Annual Old Spanish Days Fiesta Rodeo & Stock Horse Show Schedule of Events

All Schedules Subject to Change Friday, August 3, 2012 – 12:00 P.M. Schedule times can change depending on class size. • Open Stock Horse Eliminations (Top 3 Saturday Night) Contestants are advised to arrive early. Unless noted, all • Hackamore Eliminations (Top 3 Friday Night) events will be held in the Main Arena. • Non-Pro Stock Horse (Awards only Friday Night) • Buckaroo Class (Non-Pro Limited) (Awards Friday Night ) Thursday, August 2 , 2012 - 8:00 A.M. Saturday, August 4, 2012 – 7:00 A.M. • The Alisal Ranch Horse Eliminations & Top 3 Finals (Awards Friday Night) • Old Timers Team Roping (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 (Buckle run & award to follow) • #8 Team Roping (Buckle run & award to follow) Friday, August 3, 2012 – 7:00 A.M. • #5 Team Roping (Buckle run & award to follow) • Tri-County Tie-Down Roping (Award to follow) Junior Events • Open Ranch Class (Award Saturday night) • Barrel Racing (13 to 17) Top 3 Saturday Night • Barrel Racing (8 to 12) Top 3 Friday Night Saturday, August 4, 2012 – 8:00 A.M. • Barrel Racing (7 & Under - Unassisted) • Boys Calf Tying (12 & Under) Mountain View Arena • Girls Goat Tying (13 to 17) • Cowboy Ranch & Trail Horse Classes • Girls Goat Tying (12 & Under) • Tie-Down Roping (13 to 17 Boys) Saturday, August 4, 2012 – 4:00 P.M • Breakaway Roping (13 to 17 Girls) • Dummy Roping (Location will be posted at Office) • Breakaway Roping (12 & Under) Ages: 4 & Under, 5-8, 9-12 • Junior/Senior Team Roping • Team Roping (13 to 17) Sunday, August 5, 2012 – 8:00 A.M. • Team Roping (12 & Under) • Open Calf Branding (Awards Sunday Matinee) Friday, August 3, 2012 – 2:00 P.M. • Team Penning Slack (If Necessary) Mountain View Arena Sunday, August 5, 2012 – 8:00 A.M. • Lead Line (7 & Under) • Viva La Fiesta Costume Class - Open Mountain View Arena • Pole Bending (13 - 17) • Reining Classes • Pole Bending (8 – 12) • Pole Bending (7 & Under) Sunday, August 5, 2012 • Ribbon Jerking (7 & under Unassisted)(Off Horse) 1:30 PRCA RODEO PERFORMANCE • Keyhole (7 & Under Unassisted) • Junior All - Around Awards • Keyhole (8 - 12) • NEW – Cinch Machado 7 & Under Unassisted Award • Keyhole (13 – 17) • Kay Dent Buckle Award • Irving Osburn Buckle Award Assisted Events Will Not Start Before 4 PM Team penning events will be held Friday through Sunday. These events will be drawn for day and time. Contestants will be notified. • Keyhole (7 & Under – Assisted) • Poles (7 & Under – Assisted) Wild Cow Milking!! See General Rules for more information. • Barrel Racing (7 & Under - Assisted)

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88th Annual Old Spanish Days Fiesta Rodeo & Stock Horse Show Rule Book & Entry Forms Open to Tri-County residents only Ventura, Santa Barbara & San Luis Obispo Counties Entry Fees Are Due July 1, 2012

ENTRY FEES ARE DUE JULY 1, 2012 • There will be a $75.00 penalty assessed for entries postmarked after July 1, 2012, for cattle events. No entries will be accepted after July 30, 2012, for cattle events. The draw for cattle events will be completed no later than July 25, 2012. Entries accepted after July 1 and before July 25, 2012 will go first or last, depending on event. • All entry fees must accompany entry form or entry will not be accepted. • NO CASH PLEASE . Money orders, checks or cashiers checks only. • NO REFUNDS . Exceptions: If a pattern or rule is changed and the contestant wishes to withdraw, when a class is canceled or a verified medical reason. Cattle charge will be deducted from the refund. • Make checks payable to: FIESTA STOCK HORSE SHOW AND RODEO • Mail to: Santa Barbara Fiesta Stock Horse Show and Rodeo, P. O. Box 1941, Santa Ynez, CA 93460 • All events listed in this book are open to Tri-County residents and horses ONLY . • Social Security Number are required if aggregate earnings exceed $600 . Checks will be held until information is received. ______TRI-COUNTY DEFINITIONS / ELIGIBILITY • Tri-County Area: Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, and Ventura Counties. • Tri-County Resident: A contestant who has lived in the Tri-Counties from February 1, 2012, to the closing date of entries. EXCEPTION: Anyone maintaining a residence in the Tri-Counties, who has a legal residence and lives out of the Tri-Counties, is eligible to enter the show. The residence must have been owned on or before February 1, 2012. • Tri-County Horse: A Tri-County resident must own or have title transfer of the horse on or before July 1, 2012, unless otherwise specified under individual class. Proof may be requested and required. • Proof of Eligibility: It is the contestant’s responsibility to provide the necessary documentation of residency or ownership to the Stock Horse Show & Rodeo Committee. This may consist of bill of sale or transfer, registration, or any other documentation stating ownership. All prizes, money, and entry fees shall be forfeited if any eligibility rule is violated. ______AGE REQUIREMENTS • Ages are based on the age of the contestant or horse on the first (1) day of January of the current year. • Birth date must appear on entry form. Proof may be required. • Minors must have release signed by a parent or legal guardian prior to showing. ______

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ATTIRE • Western attire must be worn by anyone competing or working in the performance arena during any event. • Western attire consists of western hat, boots, pants, and long sleeve shirt. • Participants in all horse show classes shall wear western hat, long sleeve shirt, pants, and cowboy boots. • Chaps are required for all stock horse events except the Alisal, Fiesta and Open Ranch Horse Class preliminaries. • Chaps are required for the finals. Lariat, hobbles and spurs are optional. ______Protest of events • Exhibitors making a protest of a judgment call or management action shall lodge the protest with the Stock Horse Show & Rodeo Secretary, in writing , within two (2) hours of the incident in question. • A $100.00 deposit must accompany the written protest. The deposit shall be forfeited if the protest is overruled. • Only rule violations, interpretations of the premium book, eligibility or execution of the event by the committee shall be considered for protest. • The Stock Horse Show & Rodeo Event Chairman shall adjudicate protests. • In any judged event, the judge’s decision is final. • Contestants or horses found to be ineligible shall forfeit all entry fees, purses, and any prizes won at this year’s show. A fine of $1,500.00 will be imposed and three (3) years suspension in participation in future Fiesta Stock Horse Shows. The three (3) year suspension will commenceafter receiving imposed fine. If not paid, the contestant will be subject to indefinite suspension. ______MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION • ENTRY FORMS MUST BE COMPLETE WITH CORRECT ADDRESS BY EACH CONTESTANT OR PAY OUTS CANNOT BE DISPERSED. • Substitutions for team events will be accepted for emergency reasons only. The substitute must meet eligibility requirements of the event. One substitute per team only . In cases of medical emergencies, the Stock Horse Show and Rodeo Committee will determine validity and approval. • Substitutions should be made before the close of the office the evening before the event, if possible. • Teams making illegal substitutions will be disqualified and forfeit entry fees. • The Stock Horse Show & Rodeo Committee reserves the right to make changes. It is the contestant’s responsibility to check with the office for any changes. All changes will be posted prior to the start of the competition. The contestant has the right to withdraw and have the entry fee refunded if the contestant does not agree with the change(s). Contestant must withdraw prior to the start of the competition. • The Stock Horse Show & Rodeo Committee reserves the right to refuse any entry. All refunds must have prior approval by the Stock Horse Show & Rodeo Committee Chairperson before dispersing. • R.V. hookups are on a first come, first serve basis. You must contact the Showgrounds Manager, Tamara Coghland at 805.563.1098 for reservations. Reservations will not be accepted prior to April 27. • All dogs must be on leash. ______

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PARKING INFORMATION • Parking in the Barn Aisles and Show Office area (Gate C) will be on a “First Come, First Serve” basis. • Parking in the Barn Aisle area will be allowed only on one pre-designated side of the Aisle. The remaining side of the Barn Aisles MUST be kept open for emergency vehicle movement and access. • When the Barn Aisle and Show Office area parking lots are full, law enforcement/security personnel will close Gate C and direct participants to the Gate B parking area. • Any vehicle improperly parked or blocking a Barn Aisle may be ticketed and/or towed at the owner’s expense. The owner may also forfeit entry fees, any winnings and may not be allowed to compete. • Tri-County contestant parking in Lot “B” for event only – No overnight camping & vehicle must have horse trailer attached to park in Lot “B” [between statue & ocean side barns] (excluding handicap). • NO FIRES WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE BARN ISLES – By Order of the State FIRE MARSHALL. ______GENERAL HORSE SHOW EVENTS • EVENT JUDGE to be announced. • A novice or non-pro may not show, train, or assist in the training of any horse for remuneration, directly or indirectly. • In designated non-pro classes, the horse shown must be owned by the non-pro, or by a member of the rider’s immediate family (children to age 21 and spouse) on or before July 1, 2012. “Immediate family” means spouse, child, stepchild, parent, grandparent, grandchild, step-parent, sibling, half-sibling, spouse’s parent, spouse’s step-parent, spouse’s sibling, spouse’s half sibling, spouse’s step sibling, sibling’s spouse, half-sibling’s spouse, step-sibling’s spouse,

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88th Annual Old Spanish Days Fiesta Rodeo & Stock Horse Show STOCK HORSE EVENTS Thursday & Friday AM

• NRCHA RULES WILL GOVERN STOCK HORSE EVENTS. • NCHA RULES WILL GOVERN CUTTING PORTION OF RANCH HORSE. • Due to the size of the arena and time constraints, the “Fiesta Pattern” will be used for stock horse classes. • Fresh cows will be provided. • There must be at least three (3) horses entered or class will be cancelled. If cancelled, fees will be refunded. • Eliminations may be held for classes with over three (3) entries and will be run as the class describes. It is the responsibility of the contestant to inquire at the Horse Show Office about eliminations. • Ties will be worked off at the time of the elimination. • Elimination scores will not be carried over. • A contestant may show more than one (1) horse; however, ownership rule applies to non-pros. • There will be a contestants meeting with the judge for instructions at the back gate prior to competing. • The previous years winning horse in the Alisal Class will be ineligible to compete for one (1) year. The winning rider of the Fiesta Ranch Class will be ineligible to compete in any future Fiesta Classes, but can compete in the Alisal Class.

HACKAMORE CLASS • Open to horses five (5) years or under. • Horses may not have been shown in a bridle other than a snaffle. • 60% to purse 40% will go to office Bridle to 1st place, 2nd place 40% - 3rd place 30% - 4th place 20% - 5th place 10%.

FIESTA BUCKAROO CLASS (Non-Pro Limited) • Riders may ride any horse. There are no finals for this class. • Non-pro, novice or amateur riders of any age who have not gone down the fence three (3) times in any judged event are eligible. • Horses of any age may be shown in a bridle or split reins, leather curb only. Horses five (5) years or younger may be shown in a snaffle or hackamore.

STOCK HORSE PURSE (Open, Non-Pro and Buckaroo) • 60% to purse 40% will go to office. 1st place – saddle, 2nd place - 40%; 3rd – 30%, 4th – 20% and 5th – 10%.

ALISAL AND FIESTA RANCH HORSE CLASS Thursday AM

SADDLE to Winners of Both Classes The Alisal Ranch Horse Class and the Fiesta Ranch Horse Class is open to Tri-County residents only. If, within the past 12 months, you trained for the public, you are ineligible for these classes. Ranch employees and owners of immediate family (children to age 21 and spouse) may ride. Employees must have worked for the ranch by May 1st, 2012. All horses must be owned by the ranch or contestant by July 1st, 2012. Turn back help is available or you may bring your own. Proof of ownership must accompany entry form.

Contestants or horses found to be ineligible shall forfeit all entry fees, purses, and any prizes won at this year’s show. A fine of $1,500.00 will be imposed and three (3) years suspension in participation in future Fiesta Stock Horse Shows. The three (3) year suspension will commence after receiving imposed fine. If not paid, the contestant will be subject to indefinite suspension.

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THE ALISAL RANCH HORSE CLASS is for the non- professional rider. To qualify, the rider may not have trained horses for remuneration in any event involving cattle. Winning horse is ineligible for 1 year; however, the rider may use another horse. Eliminations will be conducted Thursday morning; finals (top 3) will immediately follow. Judges meeting will be conducted at the back gate before eliminations. Scores will not be carried over for finals. This is a judged event with a time limit. Exhibitor is given four (4) minutes to execute three (3) events: cutting, penning, and roping. PRCA card holders are eligible for this class.

• Cutting: Exhibitor will enter the herd quietly and drive out several cows. Exhibitor will hold one cow from herd and show the horse has control of the cow. • Penning: Exhibitor will drive a cow to the pen and pen it. If a cow re-crosses the foul line, you are disqualified immediately. • Roping: Exhibitor will remove the cow from the pen, rope it and dally. Rope must be thrown before cow crosses the foul line, or a penalty will be assessed. A breakaway rope is required. One loop only.

All phases will be judged equally. The catch is de-emphasized: i.e., used as a tiebreaker. Horses are judged on attitude and ability to control the cow(s) in a quiet manner. Purse: 60% to purse – 40% to office. Purse as follows: 1st saddle, 2nd 40%, 3rd 30%, 4th 20%, 5th 10%. In the event of a tie in the finals, elimination scores will determine the winner. In the event of a tie in the eliminations for any of the top five (5) positions, roping score, then cutting score will determine winner. If necessary, a coin toss will determine winner. Chaps are optional during the elimination; however; chaps, western hat and long sleeve shirt are mandatory during finals.

THE FIESTA RANCH HORSE CLASS is for amateur or non-pro. To qualify, the rider may not have won over $3,500.00 in earnings in any event involving cattle. PRCA card holders are NOT eligible for this class. This class will run as a separate class immediately following the Alisal Ranch Horse Class. Winning rider of the Fiesta Class must move up to the Alisal Class permanently. This is a judged event with a time limit. Exhibitor is given four (4) minutes to execute three (3) events: cutting, penning, and roping. Cutting: Exhibitor will enter the herd quietly and drive out several cows. Exhibitor will hold one cow from the herd and show the horse has control of the cow.

• Penning: Exhibitor will drive a cow to the pen and pen it. If a cow re-crosses the foul line, you are disqualified immediately. • Roping: Exhibitor will remove the cow from the pen, rope it and dally. Rope must be thrown before cow crosses the foul line, or a penalty will be assessed. A breakaway rope is required. One loop only. All phases will be judged equally. The catch is de-emphasized i.e. used as a tiebreaker. Horses are judged on attitude and ability to control the cow(s) in a quiet manner. In the event of a tie for first place, roping score, then cutting score will determine winner. If necessary, a coin toss will determine winner. Purse: 60% to purse – 40% to office. Purse: Saddle to first, 2nd 40%, 3rd 30%, 4th 20%, 5th 10%.

OPEN RANCH HORSE CLASS Saturday after roping events

SADDLE to the Winners • The Open Ranch Horse Class will run on Saturday following the roping events, with awards during Saturday night performance. • This is a TIMED EVENT consisting of a team of two, with the Judge present for any disqualifications. Contestants can only enter once. There will be a time limit of five (5) minutes to complete all phases of this unique event. Fastest time to complete class wins. This is a team event open to Tri-County Residents and Tri-County Horses. • The arena will be divided into two sections with 30 numbered cattle on one end and a small pen on the other end. There will be an alley projecting toward the herd. • Two riders will enter the herd side arena through the alley. Time will start at this point. Your number will be called (i.e. #7). There are (3) number 7’s. One of the #7’s will be a different color than the other two. The team will then put these three numbered cattle through the alley to the other half of the arena. • At this point, the team will separate the two like-colored (numbered) cattle back through the alley to the herd leaving the odd colored number in the other half of the arena.

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• One of the riders will then proceed to the far end of the arena, opening the gate to the small pen. The team will then put the remaining steer in the pen and close the gate. They will then head and heel the steer (one leg catch is a 5 second penalty). You will get three loops. Time will stop when the steer is headed, heeled and the rope tight. Calf must be headed before it can be heeled. Legal head catch is around the neck or neck with one front leg.

Rules for Disqualifications: • Any roughing of the cattle as determined by the Stock Horse Chairman (i.e.: running into the fence, choking down, etc.). • Any # cattle that were not called that enter the non-herd side of the arena. This does not apply when the riders are in the pen roping. • The # cattle that were separated to rope leave the non-herd side of the arena and re-enter the herd side of the arena. Purse: 60% to purse, 40% to office. Saddle to first, 2nd 40%, 3rd 30%, 4th 20%, 5th 10%.

ROPING EVENTS saturday AM

General Roping Rules: • You may enter only one time per event. • Entry forms must be complete for processing. Fees must accompany entry. Waivers/forms must be signed by each member to be accepted. • All team members must be named on entry form. • Late entry fee applies July 1 to July 25. No late entries accepted after July 25th. • Contestant can ride any horse for this event. • Ropers will be eliminated if not present when name is called to rope. • Any unnecessary roughness of cattle will automatically disqualify contestant. • Three legal head catches – around horns, half head, and around the neck. • Back gate open – no time if animals head passes opening.

Numbered Team Roping & Steer Stopping Events: • You may enter only one time per event. PRCA permit and card holders may enter the numbered roping’s. • Entry forms must be complete for processing. Fees must accompany entry. All waivers/forms must be signed by each member to be accepted. • Team members must be named on entry form. • Late entry fee applies July 1 to July 25. No late entries accepted after July 25th. • Ropers will be eliminated if not present when name is called to rope. • Any unnecessary roughness of cattle will automatically disqualify contestant. • Three legal head catches – around horns, half head, and around the neck. • Back gate open – no time if animals head passes opening. • Numbered ropings will still be #5 and #8, but will be ACTRA numbers. If a roper does not have an ACTRA number, a number will be assigned and the roper will be notified by phone prior to draw so that if they do not agree with the number, the roper can draw out. • There will be NO draw outs after one week once the phone call has been made. • No age limit. • Time limit – 30 seconds • Run as a class on Saturday, August 4, 2012, 7:00 A.M. Monies paid on eliminations. • One-third (1/3) of entry fee will go to office and cattle, two-thirds (2/3) to purse. • No added money.

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• Ropings will pay six (6) monies if 70 or more entries. Monies split six (6) ways; 30% to 1st place, 24% to 2nd, 19% to 3rd, 14% to 4th, 8% to 5th, and 5% to 6th. Monies will be split four (4) ways if 69 or less enter: 40% to 1st, 30% to 2nd, 20% to 3rd, and 10% to 4th. • Top six (6) places will compete for buckle. Times are carried forward with the best-combined time winning. • Substitutions must be made before the close of office Friday night.

Open Steer Stopping: • One (1) go round, one (1) loop with back gate open. • Roper to use heading side of barrier. • Top six (6) will come back for buckle. • PRCA permit and card holders may enter. • The buckle run will follow eliminations Saturday morning. Awards to follow.

#8 Team Roping: • The buckle run will follow eliminations Saturday morning. Award to follow. • Two (2) steer average, two (2) loops with the back gate open. • “Progressive” after first steer (fast time in first go will be cut off time). • American Cowboy Team Roping Association (ACTRA) ratings to prevail. • PRCA permit and card holders may enter. • 20% of purse will be paid to the three (3) fast times of the first go-round and 80% will be paid on the average of two (2) steers.

#5 Team Roping: • The buckle run will follow eliminations Saturday morning. Awards to follow. • Two (2) steer average, two (2) loops with the back gate open. • “Progressive” after first steer (fast time in first go will be cut off time). • American Cowboy Team Roping Association (ACTRA) ratings to prevail. • PRCA permit and card holders may enter. • 20% of purse will be paid to the three (3) fast times of the first go-round and 80% will be paid on the average of two (2) steers.

Tri-County Tie-Down Roping: • One (1) go round with back gate open. • Top six (6) will come back for buckle. • NO PRCA permit or card holders allowed to enter. • The buckle run will follow eliminations Saturday morning. Awards to follow.

Calf Branding Rules: • PRCA cardholders can enter. • You may enter only one time per event. • Each team member must submit an entry form. • All team members must be named on each entry. • Substitutions must be made prior to the close of the office the day before. • Teams making illegal substitutions will be disqualified and forfeit entry fees. • If 49 or less teams, four (4) monies will be paid; 50 or more – six (6) monies will be paid. Four (4) monies to be split: 40% to 1st; 30% to 2nd; 20% to 3rd; and 10% to 4th. Six (6) monies to be split: 30% to 1st; 24% to 2nd; 19% to 3rd; 14% to 4th; 8% to 5th, and 5% to 6th. • Time limit – Two (2) minutes, 30 seconds. • There will be a contestants meeting in the arena prior to the competition. • Work will take place at the bucking chute end of the arena in two pens.

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• Teams will consist of four (4) members. Two (2) members on horseback (ropers) and two (2) members on the ground ground crew). • Ropers to switch with the ground crew on second calf. Same horses to be used in switch. • Each team will rope and brand two (2) head of cattle within two (2) minute thirty (30) second time limit or at the current 6th place time. • Ground crew to remain in designated area until calf is roped, stretched, and horses are facing each other. • No hazing of cattle by ground crew. • Calf must be headed before it can be heeled. • Legal head catch is around the neck or neck with one front leg. • Heel catch must go on calf from rear. Head catch cannot be jerked down to heels. • Ground crew is allowed to remove any illegal catches but may not change rope to a legal catch, or assist in making a legal catch. • Branding iron cannot be removed from paint bucket until both front and back legs are secure on calf. • If calf becomes free by kicking loose one or more legs, iron must be returned to the bucket until both legs are secured again. • Calf must be branded on the designated side with iron in the correct position in order to qualify. Incorrect application of the brand is an immediate disqualification. Brand must be legible. • Iron must be returned to bucket before second calf is roped. • Time is called when branding iron is returned to the bucket after branding second calf. • Any unnecessary roughness to cattle will be an immediate disqualification and will be STRICTLY enforced. • Throwing of the branding iron is an immediate NO TIME. • If calf leaves the corral, the flagger will call for time to stop. If no unnecessary roughness is determined, the time will continue after the calf is returned to the correct pen. • No substitutions accepted after Saturday night close of office. • Decisions of judges and flaggers are final. • Short Go if ten (10) or more entries. Short Go is run with six (6) teams immediately following eliminations.

Junior Roping friday AM

• Open to residents 17 years old or under. • Entry forms must be complete for processing. Fees must accompany entry. All waivers/forms must be signed by each member to be accepted. • All team members must be named on entry form. • Late entry fee applies July 1 to July 25. No late entries accepted after July 25th. • The California High School Rodeo Association rules will be used in Junior Roping events. • Ropers will be eliminated if not present when name is called to rope. • Any unnecessary roughness of cattle will automatically disqualify contestant. • Three legal head catches – around horns, half head, and around the neck. • Contestant can ride any horse for this event. Buckle to winners. (No monies) • Winners must be present to receive awards. AWARDS: Buckle to 1st Place, awards to 5th place • Time Limits: 13 thru 17 – 30 seconds 12 & Under – 45 seconds.

Junior Team Roping: • 2 go-rounds, 2 head with back gate closed. Awards are based on combined times/average. Three (3) loops & out.

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Junior Tie-Down Roping and Breakaway: • Management will provide breakaway string and ribbon. Ropers must use string provided. • 12 & under may re-build loop. • 13 thru 17 Tie-Down Roping is for boys only. • 13 thru 17 Breakaway are for girls only. • 13 thru 17 must carry two (2) ropes for a second loop in Tie-Down Roping and breakaway roping. • Classes may be combined depending on entries.

Junior/Senior Team Roping: • One (1) go round, one (1) head with back gate closed. Two (2) loops, thirty (30) seconds. • Senior must be 40 years old or older or a parent of the junior roper. • Enter once – Exception: parents or grandparents may rope with their children/grandchildren (no limit).

Girls Goat Tying: The goat is tied to a stake with a rope ten feet in length. Starting line will be 100 feet from the stake. Contestant must be mounted and ride from the starting line to the goat, dismount, throw the goat by hand and tie any three legs together with a leather thong or pigging string. If the goat is down when roper reaches it, the goat must be elevated by roper so that at least three legs extend directly underneath before being thrown. Time is called when the roper stands back with hands raised. Judge waits six seconds to determine that the goat is securely tied. Jr. Girls may have a holder in the arena to catch their horse, it is not a disqualification. Lace-up boots are prohibited by riders during this event.

Boys Calf Tying: Rules shall be the same as for “Girls Goat Tying” except: the calf must be tied with a pigging string.and a legal tie shall be the same as the Sr. Boys Calf Roping. At least one wrap around all three legs and a half hitch or hooey. The tail of the string may be partly or all the way pulled thru the tie.

7 & Under Assisted Horseback Events: Contestants are to be lead on foot by a guardian, if guardian is not able to assist, please get the permission from event director; a release must be signed.

Dummy Roping: Contestants will rope behind a line. They will be given 3 loops with a max 3 minute time limit. For rope offs, we will keep moving the line back.

Ribbon Jerking: Assisted: on ground – no horse needed. Time will start when they cross the line, run down and grab the ribbon, and then run back crossing the line, time will stop. Unassisted: the contestant is horseback; we will have a designated horse holder for the safety of each contestant. OLD TIMERS ROPING first out saturday AM

• Open to Tri-County residents 60 years or older. • Contestant can ride any horse for this event. • No monies paid; buckle to winners • PRCA rules will be used for OLD TIMER roping events. • Heeler may tie “hard and fast”. Header must dally. • Top six (6) times in each event will rope for buckle at the conclusion of eliminations, awards will follow. Times are carried forward with the best-combined time winning the buckle. • Previous year’s winner may enter. • Time limit – 45 seconds.

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Old-Timers Steer Stopping: • One (1) go-round, one (1) loop with back gate open. • Buckle run will be Thursday after eliminations. Award following.

Old-Timers Team Roping: • One (1) go-round with back gate closed. Three (3) loops and out. • Buckle run during the Thursday after eliminations. Award following.

JUNIOR BARREL RACING friday AM

• Family member of competitor must own horse on or before July 1, 2012. • Proof of age (birth certificate) may be required prior to competing. • Start will be from an open gate on the ocean side of the arena with a closed gate finish. Competitor will exit from mountainside. • Touching of barrels is permitted by the contestant or horse. • Knocking over a barrel is a five (5) second penalty. • Breaking of the standard cloverleaf pattern is disqualification. • No two (2) contestants may ride the same horse. One entry per ride • Top three (3) will come back during performance. • The same horse cannot be ridden in the same age group in barrels, poles or keyhole.

WILD COW MILKING Held During PRCA Performances

• A 2 - man team including a one Roper and one Mugger. Roper will be horse back. • Ropers will be let in arena at corner and sent to other end by the roping chutes. Muggers will also start from Roping Chute end with Ropers. • Cows will be released from corner of arena. When cows are settled at end of arena by the bucking chutes, announcer will call for time to start. • There is a two (2) minute time limit. • Two (2) legal head catches - slick neck or neck and 1 front leg. Mugger can assist if illegal loop is stuck on cow. • Rope must be off the saddle horn before the milking commences failure to do so will result in a no time, and off the cow before time is flagged. Cow must be standing when milked on all 4 feet. No dragging cows! Roper must sit dallied until Mugger Okays roper to un-dally. • The mugger holds the cow while the roper dismounts and milks the cow into a standard bottle provided by Fiesta Rodeo. The roper then must run back to the judge with the bottle and hand the bottle to the judge. THE JUDGE WILL POUR THE MILK OUT. If the milk will not pour, or if contestant pours, the team will receive a No-Time. The Judge needs to pour at least one drop out of bottle. The team with the fastest time wins. • All ties will be settled with a coin toss and decision will be final. • All disputes will be settled by the Fiesta Executive committee, all committee decisions are final. • Event will run during the Friday night performance, Saturday night performance and Sunday afternoon performances.

• Five (5) teams run in each performance. Extras will run during Sunday morning slack. Page 14 FIESTA TEAM PENNING

• World Championship Team Penning Association rules to govern, EXCEPT: • Contestant can ride any qualified Tri-County horse for this event. Tri-County horse must have been owned on or before July 1, 2012. • Within a one (1) minute, 30 second time limit, a team must cut three (3) cattle, each with the same number, from the herd and pen them. Fastest time on three (3) cattle wins. • Santa Barbara Old Spanish Days Stock Horse Show and Rodeo dress code. • A western saddle is required. • The Fiesta Committee Team Penning Chairman must approve all substitutions. Only one substitution per team allowed. • Teams making illegal substitutions will be disqualified and forfeit entry fees. • Fiesta Help only will remove cattle from the pen. A 10 second penalty will be assessed for entering the pen after time has been called. • Number of teams per performance will be determined at the close of entries. Contestants will be notified of their draw date and time. • You may exclude your team from one performance subject to conflicts or hardships. You will be put in the draw for the remaining performances or slack. You may not choose your performance. All exclusions are subject to committee approval.

Open Team Penning: Open winner’s names will be engraved on the Glenda Cornelius Perpetual Memorial Team Penning Trophy. • 60% of entry will be paid back for prize money. Buckle to first place + 40% of purse; 2nd place – 30%; 3rd – 20%; 4th – 10%

Old Timers Team Penning: • All team members must be 60 years or older. • Minimum three [3] teams entered for buckles to be awards, no purse • Contestants may also enter the Open Team Penning.

Junior Team Penning: • All team members must be 17 years or younger. • Minimum three [3] teams entered for buckles to be awards, no purse. • Contestants may also enter the Open Team Penning.

HORSE SHOW CLASSES Saturday & Sunday

• No elimination’s. • Refunds: prepaid entries scratched before the pre-entry deadline will be refunded. After pre-entry deadline, refunds will only be made with a Vet or Doctor’s certificate. • Add-ons and scratches: must be made in the show office. Add-ons must be made two classes prior. There must be an open check on file or payment must accompany change. Scratches day of show will not be refunded; however, may be transferred to another class on that day for the same entry number. • AQHA horse show rules will govern except where otherwise specified. • Walk/Trot and Leadline: Competitors may not compete in any other class. • Stallions: May not be shown by ANY person 18 years or younger. • Amateur: Refer to Amateur definition under horse show events under AQHA rules. • Junior Rider: 18 years and under. Any Junior Rider may show a non-owned Tri-County horse in any horse show class. • Entrants in all horse show classes shall wear western hat, long sleeve shirt, and cowboy boots. Chaps, lariat, hobbles and spurs are optional. • HIGH POINT: Buckle to 1st place, horse sheet to reserve. • CLASS SPECIFICATIONS • Walk/Trot 11 & under. Same as other age classes except not required to lope. Exhibitors are eligible for walk/trot only. • Reining patterns will be specified on day of show.

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Cowboy Ranch Trail: This class contains a course with a minimum of six obstacles and is designed to show a horse's ability and willingness to perform several tasks that might be asked during the course of a normal day's ranch work. Whenever possible, realistic or natural obstacles are encouraged and the course should be set outside an arena using the natural terrain of the land. The horse will be judged on three gaits:-walk, trot and lope performed between the six obstacles, to be determined. A horse will be rewarded with higher credit for performing these gaits on the correct lead and with an alert attitude.

Mandatory obstacles include opening, passing through and closing a gate and dragging a log either in a straight line or around a set pattern. The third mandatory obstacle requires the horse to remain quiet while the rider dismounts, removes the bit completely from the horse's mouth and re-bridles, and then picks up all four of the horse's feet. Optional obstacles include crossing a water hazard, being hobbled or ground tied, and crossing a bridge. A good working outfit is encouraged and will count over silver equipment and show attire.

Stock/Ranch Horse Conformation: The goal of the ranch/stock conformation class is to preserve Ranch Horse type by selecting well-mannered horses based on the resemblance to the breed ideal. Horses should have a positive combination of balance, structural correctness and movement with appropriate breed and sex characteristics, along with adequate muscling. Horses are to be shown in a good working halter (rope, braided, nylon or plain leather). Horses will walk to the Judge, one at a time, then trot straight to a cone. At the cone, the horse will continue trotting, turn to the left and trot toward the left wall or fence of the arena. After trotting, horses will be lined up head to tail for individual inspection by the Judge. The Judge shall inspect each horse from sides, front and rear. All sexes will be shown together as one class.

Ranch Costume Class Viva La Fiesta: This class reflects the spirit of the Vaquero tradition, including Fiesta, Vaquero & Working Cow Horse lifestyle. Horse, tack and rider are included in the evaluation.

Cowboy Ranch Riding: This class shows the horse's ability to move at a working speed with the rider. Horses will be shown at three gaits: walk, trot and lope, in each direction of the arena. Contestants will be asked to change directions while on the rail, stop and back. A horse will be given credit for traveling with head held in a normal position, ears alert and moving at a natural speed for the gait requested. Credit will also be given for making a smooth transition between gaits, maintaining the correct lead and for keeping the gait until the judge asks for a change. A contestant must show with only one hand on the reins, unless the horse is five years old or younger and is being shown in a snaffle bit or hackamore (bosal). A good working outfit is encouraged and will count over silver equipment and show attire.

Horse Show High Point Awards: • High point awards will be based on one horse/rider combination. If a rider shows more than one horse, only the highest ribbon will count towards show championship. A person must have placed in two (2) or more classes to qualify for the high point award. • POINT VALUES: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

754321 Page 16 ALL AROUND CHAMPIONSHIP

Kay Dent Memorial Buckle: All-Around Champion Cowgirl

Irving D. Osburn Memorial Buckle: All-Around Champion Cowboy

• The Kay Dent Hi Point All-Around Cowgirl and Irving D. Osburn All-Around Cowboy will be awarded on the classes and the point values shown below. • High point awards will be based on one horse/rider combination. If a rider shows more than one horse, only the highest score will count towards All Around Championship. A person must have placed in two (2) or more classes to qualify for the All Around. All Around points will be awarded to the top five (5) in each qualifying event and are awarded according to placement. If the event is an elimination event, points will be awarded during finals or buckle run. If less than five (5) are in finals, 4th and 5th in eliminations will be awarded points. Eliminations do not count for points, only finals. • Ties: Broken by the number of events contestant placed in, then the number of events contestants entered and participated in, then the number of 1st places won, then 2nd places won, then the number of 3rd placed, then coin toss if necessary to break a tie. No extra buckles will be created. • Points awarded in Roping Events will be awarded on the average payout.

Events to Count: • Open Bridle Class • Hackamore Class • Open Tie-Down Roping • Open Ranch Horse • Open Calf Branding • Open Reining • Open Steer Stopping • #8 Team Roping • Cowboy Open Ranch Riding • Open Team Penning • Cowboy Open Ranch Trail

JUNIOR ALL-AROUND RODEO CHAMPION COWBOY & COWGIRL

Buckle and $500.00 Educational Scholarship to Champions: • There will be Two (2) awards presented, Boys 13–17, and Girl 13-17. Presentation will be Sunday afternoon during PRCA performance. • The Junior All-Around will be awarded on the classes and point values shown below. • Entrants must be 17 or under on January 1, 2012. • All-Around points will be awarded to the top five (5) in each qualifying event and are awarded according to placement. If the event is an elimination event, points will be awarded during finals or buckle run. If less than five (5) are in finals, 4th and 5th in eliminations will be awarded points. • Contestant must enter and compete in more than one event to qualify for award. • If contestant places more than once in event, all points will count. • Ties: Broken by the number of events contestant placed in, then the number of events contestants entered and participated in, then the number of 1st places won, then 2nd places won, then the number of 3rd placed, then coin toss if necessary to break a tie. No extra buckles will be created. • Scholarship will be paid after submission of your 1st quarter/semester college report card. College must have been entered within 12 months of high school graduation. • Parents of recipients must contact the Stock Horse Show & Rodeo Committee prior to submission.

Events to Count: • Open Stock Horse Class • Hackamore Class • Open Reining • Open Tie-Down Roping • Open Ranch Horse • Open Calf Branding • Open Steer Stopping • #8 Team Roping • Cowboy Ranch Riding • Open Team Penning • Cowboy Ranch Trail • Junior Barrel Racing • Junior Team Roping • Junior Tie-Down Roping • Junior Team Penning • Junior Breakaway Roping

• Goat Tying /Calf Tying • Pole Bending / Keyhole Page 17 CINCH MACHADO ALL AROUND BUCKLE 7 & UNDER

• All 7 & under events will count towards this award.

MUTTON BUSTIN’

• No entry fee required • Open to boys and girls four (4) to six (6) years of age as of January 1, 2012 and weigh less than 60 pounds. • Sheep are mounted in the chute as a bull rider does and are judged from the time the gate opens. • The contestant is judged on the length of the ride as measured by both distance and time. • This event will be held at all rodeo performances. • Each child drawn will receive a complimentary general admission ticket for the performance they have drawn. Parents or handlers must purchase tickets to gain entrance to the arena. • Contestants will meet at the entrance to the arena prior to each performance. A briefing will be conducted. Helmets will be provided to each child prior to the competition. • A parent or guardian may accompany the child into the arena but are requested to stay along the rail so audience may see competition. • Buckle is awarded to first place and kid’s rope and glove set to second place.

• The best-dressed boy and girl at each performance will receive a $25.00 gift certificate from Jedlicka’s. Page 18 88th Annual Old Spanish Days Fiesta Rodeo & Stock Horse Show Cowboy Ranch & Horse Show Classes Start time 8:00 A.M. for Saturday & Sunday Entry fee plus $5.00 drug fee per horse must accompany entry form. Regular Class $35 ~ $25 11 & Under ~ no entry fee for Lead Line Class Post Entry Fee $20.00 (except Lead Line), Judge: TBA

FRIDAY, AUGUST 3rd: Class # Class Description 2 VIva La Fiesta Costume Class - Open (1pm start time) SATURDAY, AUGUST 4th: Class # Class Description 3** Cowboy Ranch Trail – Open** 4 Cowboy Ranch Trail – Amateur 19 & over 5 Cowboy Ranch Trail – 18 & under 6 Cowboy Ranch Trail – 11 & under — Walk Trot 7** Cowboy Ranch Riding – Open** 8 Cowboy Ranch Riding – Amateur 19 & over 9 Cowboy Ranch Riding – 18 & under 10 Cowboy Ranch Riding – 11 & under — Walk / Trot 11 Stock Horse Conformation – Mares 12 Stock Horse Conformation – Geldings & Stallions SUNDAY, AUGUST 5th: Class # Class Description 13** Reining – Open – AQHA Pattern #4 14 Reining – Amateur 19 & over – AQHA Pattern #2 15 Reining – 18 & Under – AQHA Pattern #1

** Only Open Reining, Open Trail & Ranch Riding Count toward All-Around awards

(See General Rules Horse Show Class Specifications) Page 19 88th Annual Old Spanish Days Fiesta Rodeo & Stock Horse Show FIESTA HORSE SHOW & RANCH Horse Classes Saturday & Sunday, August 4 & 5, 2012 SEPARATE ENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR EACH HORSE/RIDER COMBINATION Pre Entries Must Be Post Marked or Faxed by July 1st ~ No Phone Entries. Please Note: $20 Per Horse Post Entry Fee Is Required After Above Date. Please refer to General Rules for information.

Exhibitor’s Name ______Phone (_____)______Age (as of 1/1/10) ______

Exhibitor’s Address ______City ______State ____ Zip ______

Horse’s Name ______Sex ______Age ______

Owner’s Name ______Phone (_____)______

Owner’s Address ______City ______State ____ Zip ______Entry Fees: $35 per class, $25.00 for 11 & Under

CLASS # CLASS DESCRIPTION ENTRY FEES CLASS # CLASS DESCRIPTION ENTRY FEES

Show Information: Karin Montoya Email: [email protected] TOTAL CLASS FEES $ Make Checks payable to: Fiesta Stock Horse Show and Rodeo CALIF. DRUG FEE (PER HORSE) $ 5.00 Mail Entries to: c/o Karin Montoya, $20.00 POST ENTRY FEE $ P.O. Box 1941, Santa Ynez, CA 93460 TOTAL DUE $

Signature of Contestant or Parent/Guardian: ______Date: ______Parent or Guarding signature if contestant is under 18 years of age. This form must be signed.

Division Competing in: (Check One) WHOA!! • PLEASE DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE • OFFICE USE ONLY • THANK YOU!!!! q Walk-Trot 11 & Under Cash $______Check #______Check Amt $______q 18 & Under q Amateur Riders 19 & Over Split Check Ref ______Open Riders q Post Entry ______Proc By ______Balance Due $______q Ranch Classes

88th Annual Old Spanish Days Fiesta Rodeo & Stock Horse Show Stall Reservation FORM

DUE AUGUST 1, 2012 - $125.00 PER STALL After post mark date August 1, 2012 and during Fiesta - $135.00 SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY

STALL RESERVATION & STABLING POLICIES: • NO REFUNDS – There will be no refunds on stalls and tack rooms. • Stall Reservations – MUST be made on or before • Stall bedding – first bedding will be provided. August 1, 2012 Additional stall bedding may be purchased at: • Stall Fees - $125.00 per stall on or before August 1, La Cumbre Feed – Roeser Milling Co. 2012 - $135.00 after August 1, 2012, if available. 3652 Calle Real, Santa Barbara, CA 93110, • Tack Rooms – may be available upon request – Tel. (805) 687-1880 $125.00 per tack room. • Move In Date – Wednesday, August 1, 2012. • Trailer Parking – Parking in the barn isles is on a first Move in will not be allowed prior to this date. come – first serve basis. Trailers will only be allowed • Due to the limited barn aisle space, we will have to park on one side that will be designated. If barn staff on hand to assist you during your loading and isles are full, trailers may park in Lot B – entrance off unloading. It will be very busy during this time. Calle Real. No overnight camping is allowed in barn Your patience and understanding will be greatly isles or Lot B. Parking and camping are governed by appreciated. the Earl Warren Showgrounds and are subject to • Designated Volunteers – Coordinate your stall rate change without notice, and will be enforced by with your respective chairperson. Stall rates must be private security or law enforcement. approved by Board of Directors. • Payment – must be made in full and accompany • Parade Entries – If you are a parade entry wishing to reservations. No stall shall be considered rented reserve a stall, please mark in the appropriate unless payment in full has been received. location below that you are a parade entry.

Please complete the information below entirely and return with payment and entry form (if applicable). Mail to: Santa Barbara Fiesta Stock Horse Show and Rodeo, P. O. Box 1941, Santa Ynez, CA 93460 Special requests for stall location may not be honored based on availability. Stall assignments are final.

Exhibitor’s Name ______Phone (_____)______Fax (_____)______

Exhibitor’s Address ______City ______State ____ Zip ______

Parade Entry ______Email ______

Stable With ______

I have read the above information, fully completed the stall reservation form and enclosed payment.

Signature of Contestant or Parent/Guardian: ______Date: ______Parent or Guarding signature if contestant is under 18 years of age. This form must be signed.

One entry form per contestant ENTRY #______Gymkhana ENtRY FORM

SEPARATE ENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR EACH HORSE/RIDER COMBINATION Pre Entries Must Be Post Marked or Faxed by July 1st ~ No Phone Entries. Please Note: $20 Per Horse Post Entry Fee Is Required After Above Date. Please refer to General Rules for information.

Contestant Name ______

Address ______City ______State ____ Zip ______

E-mail Address ______Social Security Number ______

Home Phone (_____)______q Work or q Cell Phone (_____)______

Date of Birth if Under 18 ______Entries Close July 1, 2012 ($75.00 late fee after July 25) • One entry form per contestant • Please refer to Rules

FRIDAY EVENTS, 2:00 P.M. FEE PAID Lead Line 7 & Under FREE Pole Bending (13-17) $25.00 Pole Bending (8-12) $25.00 Pole Bending (7 & Under Assisted) $25.00 Pole Bending (7 & Under Unassisted) $25.00 Ribbon Jerking (7 & Under Unassisted Off Horse) $15.00 Keyhole (13-17) $25.00 Keyhole (12 & Under) $25.00 Keyhole (8-12) $25.00 Keyhole (7 - Under Assisted) $25.00 Keyhole (7 & Under Unassisted) $25.00

DUMMY ROPING FEE PAID Ages: 4 & Under $10.00 Ages: 5 thru 8 $10.00 Ages: 9 thru 12 $10.00 TOTAL ENTRY FEE:

I hereby enter the Fiesta Stock Horse Show & Rodeo at my own risk subject to all rules and regulations of the show. I further understand and hold harmless Old Spanish Days in Santa Barbara, Inc., the Old Spanish Days Fiesta Stock Horse Show & Rodeo, the 19th District Agriculture Association, the State of California, and other unspecified sponsors, their officials, directors, employees, and agents harmless for any injury or loss suffered during or in connection with the show, whether or not such injury or loss resulted directly or indirectly from the negligent acts or omissions of said officials, directors, employees or agents of the show. All photos taken during the Fiesta event remain the property of the Santa Barbara Fiesta Stock Horse and Rodeo and may be publicized for the sole purpose of promoting the event. Signature of Contestant or Parent/Guardian: ______Date: ______Parent or Guarding signature if contestant is under 18 years of age. This form must be signed. WHOA!! • PLEASE DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE • OFFICE USE ONLY • THANK YOU!!!! Cash $______Check #______Check Amt $______Other______

One entry form per contestant ENTRY #______Stock Horse Show ENtRY FORM

Contestant Name ______

Address ______City ______State ____ Zip ______

E-mail Address ______Social Security Number ______

Home Phone (_____)______q Work or q Cell Phone (_____)______

Horse’s Name ______Sex ______Age ______

Rider’s Name ______Phone (_____)______Entries Close July 1, 2012 ($75.00 late fee after July 25) • One entry form per contestant Please refer to Rule • Proof of ownership must accompany this entry

CATTLE EVENT OFFICE FEE CHARGE DRUG FEE TOTAL PAID Alisal Ranch Horse Class $110.00 $90.00 $5.00 $205.00

Fiesta Ranch Horse Class $110.00 $90.00 $5.00 $205.00

Buckeroo Class (Non Pro Limited) $110.00 $45.00 $5.00 $160.00

Hackamore Class $110.00 $45.00 $5.00 $160.00

Open Stock Horse Class (Bridle ) $110.00 $45.00 $5.00 $160.00

Non-Pro Stock Horse Class $110.00 $45.00 $5.00 $160.00

Hackamore Class $110.00 $45.00 $5.00 $160.00

OPEN RANCH HORSE (PLEASE NAME YOUR PARTNER) Open Ranch Horse Class $195.00 $135.00 $10.00 $340.00 Per Team Per Team Per Team Per Team Partner: ______$170.00 Per Person TOTAL ENTRY FEE $

Signature of Contestant or Parent/Guardian: ______Date: ______Parent or Guarding signature if contestant is under 18 years of age. This form must be signed. WHOA!! • PLEASE DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE • OFFICE USE ONLY • THANK YOU!!!! Cash $______Check #______Check Amt $______Other______

One entry form per contestant ENTRY #______Roping ENtRY FORM

Contestant Name ______

Address ______City ______State ____ Zip ______

E-mail Address ______Social Security Number ______

Home Phone (_____)______q Work or q Cell Phone (_____)______

Date of Birth if Under 18 ______Entries Close July 1, 2012 ($75.00 late fee after July 25) • Partners must be named • Please refer to Roping Rules

SATURDAY EVENTS FEE PAID PARTNERS (if applicable) Old Timers Steer Stopping $35.00 Old Timers Steer Roping $35.00 Partner: Tri-County Steer Stopping $55.00 #8 Team Roping $55.00 Partner: #5 Team Roping $55.00 Partner: Tri-County Tie Down Roping $55.00 Calf Branding (Open) $55.00 Partner 1: $260.00 Partner 2: per Team Partner 3: TOTAL ENTRY FEE TOTAL

Signature of Contestant or Parent/Guardian: ______Date: ______Parent or Guarding signature if contestant is under 18 years of age. This form must be signed.

WHOA!! • PLEASE DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE • OFFICE USE ONLY • THANK YOU!!!! Cash $______Check #______Check Amt $______Other______

One entry form per contestant ENTRY #______JUNIOR EVENTS ENtRY FORM

SEPARATE ENTRY FORM REQUIRED FOR EACH HORSE/RIDER COMBINATION

Contestant Name ______

Address ______City ______State ____ Zip ______

E-mail Address ______Social Security Number ______

Home Phone (_____)______q Work or q Cell Phone (_____)______

Date of Birth if Under 18 ______Entries Close July 1, 2012 ($75.00 late fee after July 25) • Partners must be named • Please refer to Rules

FRIDAY EVENTS FEE PAID PARTNERS (if applicable) Jr. Barrel Racing (7 & Under / Assisted) $25.00 Jr. Barrel Racing (7 & Under / Unassisted) $25.00 Jr. Barrel Racing (8-12) $25.00 Jr. Barrel Racing (13-17) $25.00 Jr. Breakaway (12 & Under) $25.00 Jr. Breakaway (13-17) Girls $25.00 Jr. Tie-Down (13-17) Boys $25.00 Jr. Girls Goat Tying (12 & Under) $25.00 Jr. Girls Goat Tying (13-17) $25.00 Jr. Boys Calf Tying (12 & Under) $25.00 TEAM EVENTS (Partners must be named) Jr. Team Roping (12 & Under) $50.00 per team Partner: Jr. Team Roping (13 -17) $50.00 per team Partner: Junior/Senior Team Roping $50.00 per team Partner: TOTAL ENTRY FEE TOTAL

One entry form per contestant ENTRY #______Team Penning ENtRY FORM

Contestant Name ______

Address ______City ______State ____ Zip ______

E-mail Address ______Social Security Number ______

Home Phone (_____)______q Work or q Cell Phone (_____)______

Date of Birth if Under 18 ______Entries Close July 1, 2012 ($75.00 late fee after July 25) • Partners must be named • Please refer to Rules

NAME YOUR PARTNERS FEE PAID PARTNERS (if applicable) Open Team Penning $90.00 Partner 1: $270.00 per team Partner 1:

Old Timers Team Penning $75.00 Partner 1: $225.00 per team Partner 1:

Junior Team Penning $60.00 Partner 1: $180.00 per team Partner 1:

TOTAL ENTRY FEE TOTAL

Signature of Contestant or Parent/Guardian: ______Date: ______Parent or Guarding signature if contestant is under 18 years of age. This form must be signed.

WHOA!! • PLEASE DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE • OFFICE USE ONLY • THANK YOU!!!! Cash $______Check #______Check Amt $______Other______

One entry form per contestant ENTRY #______Wild Cow Milking ENtRY FORM

Contestant Name ______

Address ______City ______State ____ Zip ______

E-mail Address ______Social Security Number ______

Home Phone (_____)______q Work or q Cell Phone (_____)______

Date of Birth if Under 18 ______Entries Close July 1, 2012 ($75.00 late fee after July 25) • Partners must be named • Please refer to Rules

NAME YOUR PARTNER FEE PAID PARTNERS (if applicable) Wild Cow Milking $75.00 Partner 1: $150.00 per team Partner 1:

TOTAL ENTRY FEE TOTAL

Signature of Contestant or Parent/Guardian: ______Date: ______Parent or Guarding signature if contestant is under 18 years of age. This form must be signed.

WHOA!! • PLEASE DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE • OFFICE USE ONLY • THANK YOU!!!! Cash $______Check #______Check Amt $______Other______

One entry form per contestant ENTRY #______Mutton Bustin’ Release & ENtRY FORM

Print Name of Parent/Guardian or Helper ______

Signature of Parent/Guardian or Helper ______

Print Name of Witness ______

Signature of Wittenss ______

Name of Child ______

Address ______City ______State ____ Zip ______

E-mail Address ______Age and Weight of Child ______/______

Home Phone (_____)______q Work or q Cell Phone (_____)______

Date of Birth if Under 18 ______

The undersigned does hereby voluntarily assume any and all risks arising out of and/or connected with his or her participation in the Mutton Bustin’ Event and does hereby release Old Spanish Days in Santa Barbara, Inc., OSD Fiesta Stock Horse Show & Rodeo, and any and all other person, spouses and associations of Old Spanish Days in Santa Barbara, Inc., OSD Fiesta Stock Horse Show & Rodeo, Growney Brothers Rodeo Company, and members and officers of the RODEO COMMITTEE from any and all claims and causes of action that may result by reason of any injury to the undersigned which has been sustained or may be sustained , and from any and all damages to property or stock belonging to the undersigned that may result from his or her participation in the MUTTON BUSTIN’ EVENT. If the undersigned is a minor, the parent or guardian of said minor shall sign this release and hereby agrees to hold said minor and each of the above said persons harmless from any participation in the above named event.

Signature of Contestant or Parent/Guardian: ______Date: ______Parent or Guardian signature if contestant is under 18 years of age. This form must be signed.

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