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Utah Code § 4-2-502

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§ 4-2-502. Definitions.

Official statutory text

As used in this part: (1) "Board executive committee" means the executive committee of the Agricultural Advisory Board created in Section 4-2-108. (2) "Horse event" means an event in which horses are roped or tripped for the purpose of a specific event or contest. (3) (a) "Horse tripping" means the lassoing or roping of the legs of an equine, or otherwise tripping or causing an equine to fall by any means, for the purpose of entertainment, sport, or contest, or practice for entertainment, sport, or contest. (b) "Horse tripping" does not include accepted animal husbandry practices, customary farming practices, or commonly accepted practices occurring in conjunction with a sanctioned rodeo, animal race, or pulling contest.

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