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Stewards are also required to notify the NRHA Office of said change, failure to do so for any reason may result in immediate suspension of Stewarding License. (5) If an emergency should arise that requires the Show Steward to leave the grounds he/she should appoint a qualified substitute to fulfill the Show Steward duties in his/her absence. Qualified persons include Licensed Show Stewards, NRHA Judges or Certified Show Secretaries not employed at that show. (6) An NRHA Show Steward should clearly understand that he/she has no authority in connection with the management or the judging of a competition but should be consulted when interpretation of NRHA rules are in question. He/she should immediately report to the appropriate officials any violations of the rules which might impact the show. (7) Stewards shall not be an exhibitor at any approved event or combination of events at which he/she is the officiating steward or member of the officiating team. (8) Stewards must always act in the best interest of the NRHA avoiding any circumstances which create a conflict of interest while officiating at any NRHA approved event. Conflicts of interest are subject to review by the NRHA. In the event it is determined that a steward has acted in an official capacity with a conflict of interest, the steward may be removed from the NRHA Licensed Steward list and may be subject to further disciplinary action for unsportsmanlike conduct. (9) Stewards shall keep in mind that while officiating they are representing the NRHA. It is strongly recommended that stewards dress appropriately so as to favorably represent their position. (10) Stewards cannot be immediate family of the exhibitors, show management, show secretary or judges at the same competition and may not judge or be a member of show management at the show they are stewarding. C. DUTIES OF THE SHOW STEWARD INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: (1) Protect the interests of the exhibitors, judges and show management and the welfare of the horses. (2) To report to the show management and NRHA any offense or violation of the rules and prefer charges against violators if the violation is not properly handled by the show management. (3) To furnish the NRHA with a complete written report as to the conduct of the competition including any offenses or violations of the rules by the competition or any exhibitors within fifteen (15) days after the last recognized day of the competition, on the form furnished by the NRHA. If NRHA does not receive the completed report and/or attachments postmarked or electronically submitted within fifteen (15) days of the close of competition the Steward may receive a letter of reprimand upon the first offense, a second offense in the same competition year may result in a fine of $100 and a 98
third offense in the same competition year may result in automatic revocation of Steward License until said Steward reapplies and completes the testing requirements for Steward School. If the Steward disputes that the report was not timely filed he/she may appeal in writing to the NRHA within thirty (30) days of receipt of notification letter from the NRHA. (4) To make routine inspections of the arena and stable areas and to insure that these areas are maintained in a safe manner for the horses, exhibitors and spectators. (5) To insure that the Show Steward’s contact information is made available to spectators during the competition. (6) The Show Steward should be knowledgeable of accepted reining schooling practices and should take necessary action should he/she witness or be made aware of misconduct or abuse on the show grounds. The Show Steward must report if he/she observes any horse being abused or if there are actions by the contestant detrimental to the best interest of the NRHA; loud profane language, drunkenness or being under the influence of intoxicants; any unsportsmanlike conduct toward judges, show management or other exhibitors; or any other infraction of NRHA rules. (7) Report to the NRHA details of accidents and/or injuries relating to both humans and horses on the official Accident/Injury Report Form provided by the NRHA. In the event of a fatality the NRHA should be notified as soon as possible no later than the next NRHA business day. (8) Stewards are required to report no score situations and details of the no score in the official Show Steward Report. (9) Stewards are required to report any rider who shows without an exhibitor number or uses the incorrect exhibitor number in the official Show Steward Report. (10) Stewards must retain copies of steward report forms and supporting documentation for a period of one year. (11) If more than twelve (12) hours per day of stewarding will be required, show management should hire multiple Show Stewards and the Show Steward will be required to report any work over twelve (12) hours to the NRHA. 99
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TABLE OF CONTENTS NRHA BYLAWS Artic
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NATIONAL REINING HORSE ASSOCIATION
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Section 5. No exhibitor or owner ma
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President will advance to the Presi
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procedures approved by the NRHA Boa
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comprised of no less than three (3)
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accused the IRC’s recommended san
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or moral turpitude under municipal,
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exact geographical position in the
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