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What is a no score generally associated with?

Disqualification-type violations such as abuse, illegal equipment, misconduct, or failure to comply with required inspection rules.

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What happens for abuse of a horse in the show arena or evidence that abuse occurred before or during the exhibition?

No score.

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What happens for the use of illegal equipment?

No score.

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What happens for use of illegal bits, bosals, or curb chains?

No score.

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What happens for use of tack collars, tie-downs, or nosebands when prohibited?

No score.

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What happens for use of whips or bats when prohibited?

No score.

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What happens for an attachment that alters circulation of the tail?

No score.

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What happens for use of belly bands, belly wraps, or similar materials wrapped around the belly when prohibited?

No score.

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What happens if the rider fails to dismount and/or present the horse and equipment for required inspection?

No score.

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What happens for disrespect or misconduct by the exhibitor?

No score.

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Can a judge excuse a horse from the arena for unsafe conditions or improper exhibition?

Yes.

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Are closed reins generally permitted?

Only in specified situations/classes where permitted by the rules.

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What can failure to wear appropriate western attire result in?

No score.

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What happens if a rider fails to comply with the required pre- or post-check procedure?

No score.

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What is the general rule when the judge has genuine doubt about whether an abuse violation occurred?

Give the exhibitor the benefit of the doubt.