Australian Rodeo Trivia Quiz

Answer: No

In Australian Rodeo, if you touch down on a bull that you are ridding, you automatically get disqualified by the judges. Which means that you get no score.

Answer: All of these

If you are riding in Australian rodeo and under the age of 18 it is illegal not to wear protective gear. If you do not abide by these rules you will not be able to compete in any events.

Answer: No

In Australian Rodeo, there is no rule stating that you must ride a Quarterhorse. Your horse can be of any breed, size, or color.

Answer: 100

The highest score any rider can receive in a Rough Stock event from all judges judging is 100 points each ride.

Answer: 2

A rodeo must have at least 2 judge's judging an event at a time to keep all competition fair.

Answer: 6 Seconds

In the rules of Australian Rodeo, all small children riding a poddy calf must stay on for at least 6 seconds to be eligible for a score from the judges.
I think it should be 4 seconds myself. As the big bull riders must stay on for eight seconds. That's only two seconds apart.

Answer: yes

If the bulls are not flanked, they are not able to be able to participate at a rodeo.

Answer: Yes

A Rough Stock event is bull riding, saddle bronc, and bareback. All of which you must only ride with one hand either left or right. This means that there is no barrel races, team roping events at this rodeo.

Answer: Troy Dunn

Troy Dunn was Australian Champion bull rider of the year in 1998 and many other years. He has also won the world championship bull rider over in the states and competed with and against many of the best bull riders in the world. Troy Dunn also had a Bull Riding School here in Australia where many young bull riders go to learn new skills.

Answer: yes

Mount Isa is a small mining town in Queensland. It is where all the great bull riders from Australia travel once a year to compete in the biggest rodeo of Australia. Many bull riders that win at the Isa rodeo fly over to the USA to compete in rodeo.