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What must a contestant do to compete as an alternate?
What must a contestant do to compete as an alternate?
- Check in with the rodeo secretary at least 2 hours before performance (correct)
- Request to replace another contestant without prior notice
- Check in with the rodeo secretary at least 1 hour before performance
- Pay the event fees after the performance begins
What happens if no member requests replacement within 2 hours of the performance?
What happens if no member requests replacement within 2 hours of the performance?
- Priority for replacements will be changed to seniority
- All contestants listed as alternates will be allowed to compete
- The replacement option is canceled by the stock contractor (correct)
- The performance will continue without replacements
Which of the following fees is associated with the walk-up replacement policy?
Which of the following fees is associated with the walk-up replacement policy?
- $5 fee for entering the replacement list
- $20 additional fee; $10 goes to the contractor and $10 to the secretary (correct)
- $15 additional fee to the regular event fees
- No additional fee; all fees are waived
In which event will a walk-up replacement contestant be placed last?
In which event will a walk-up replacement contestant be placed last?
What is required for a contestant's points to count towards official standings?
What is required for a contestant's points to count towards official standings?
What happens to contestants who abuse the walk-up replacement policy?
What happens to contestants who abuse the walk-up replacement policy?
Which contestant status allows entry as an alternate?
Which contestant status allows entry as an alternate?
What positions are eligible for walk-up replacement?
What positions are eligible for walk-up replacement?
What is the maximum time allowed for checking in as an alternate?
What is the maximum time allowed for checking in as an alternate?
Where must walk-up replacements be documented?
Where must walk-up replacements be documented?
What is the primary condition for a member who did not enter the rodeo to be placed on the alternate list?
What is the primary condition for a member who did not enter the rodeo to be placed on the alternate list?
What should contestants do before the performance they wish to compete in?
What should contestants do before the performance they wish to compete in?
How is the order of replacements determined if multiple positions are being filled?
How is the order of replacements determined if multiple positions are being filled?
What is the total fee for using the walk-up replacement option?
What is the total fee for using the walk-up replacement option?
What must be documented in the ground rules of rodeo information regarding walk-up replacements?
What must be documented in the ground rules of rodeo information regarding walk-up replacements?
What is the implication if a contestant is not placed into performance by the rodeo secretary through NextGen entry?
What is the implication if a contestant is not placed into performance by the rodeo secretary through NextGen entry?
What is a condition under which the rodeo stock contractor may cancel the replacement option?
What is a condition under which the rodeo stock contractor may cancel the replacement option?
In barrel racing, where will a walk-up replacement contestant be placed?
In barrel racing, where will a walk-up replacement contestant be placed?
What should happen if a contestant abuses the walk-up replacement policy?
What should happen if a contestant abuses the walk-up replacement policy?
Study Notes
Walk Up Replacement Policy
- Eligibility: A UPRA member may replace a Tie-Down Roper (TO), a Dummy Roper (DR), a Barrel Racer (VIR), or a Goat Tier (DO) in a performance.
- Timeframe: Alternates must check in with the rodeo secretary at least 2 hours before the performance.
- Stock Contractor Decision: The stock contractor can cancel the replacement option if no member has requested it within 2 hours of the performance.
- Multiple Replacements: If more than one position is being replaced within a performance, the order of each replacement is determined by random draw.
- Non-Entrant Members: A current member who did not enter the rodeo can compete as an alternate if they are in good standing. These members are placed at the bottom of the eligible alternates list.
- Contestant Responsibility: Contestants seeking to compete as alternates must check in with the rodeo secretary and pay fees no later than hours before the performance. All fines must be cleared before a member can be placed on the alternate list.
- Slack Option: Walk-up replacement applies only to performances, not to the slack option.
- Position Limitation: Walk-up replacement is only for TO’s, DR’s, VIR’s, and DO’s spots, and no additional positions will be created to accommodate a contestant.
- Ground Rules: The Walk Up Replacement policy must be listed in the rodeo information found on the official UPRA website, www.urodeo.com
- Fee: An additional 20feeisrequired,with20 fee is required, with 20feeisrequired,with10 going to the rodeo stock contractor and $10 going to the rodeo secretary.
- Barrel Race Placement: Walk-up replacement barrel racers are placed last on the ground.
- NextGen Entry: For points to count toward official event standings, the rodeo secretary must place the contestant in the performance through the NextGen entry system.
- Abuse: Any abuse of the walk-up replacement policy to gain favor may result in disqualification.
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Test your understanding of the Walk Up Replacement Policy for rodeo participants. This quiz covers eligibility, procedures, and responsibilities for contestants wishing to compete as alternates. Ensure you're well-versed in the guidelines to enhance your rodeo experience.
