RODEO - SOUND

The video covers the first annual Royal Melbourne Hospital Rodeo at the Melbourne Showgrounds, organized to raise funds for the hospital. It features various events such as bulldogging, where contestants have 60 seconds to bring an animal to the ground, and the ladies' barrel race, which involves navigating a cloverleaf pattern around barrels. The main event requires riders to stay mounted for eight seconds. The video highlights the excitement and challenges of the rodeo, all for a charitable cause.

What is the primary purpose of the Royal Melbourne Hospital Rodeo?

• To award the best rough rider

• To promote the Australian Rough Riders Association

• To raise funds for the hospital

• To entertain the public

In the bulldogging event, what is the main task for the contestants?

• To ride a bull for eight seconds

• To catch and bring an animal to the ground

• To check the saddle thoroughly

• To perform a cloverleaf pattern around barrels

What happens if a participant knocks a barrel in the ladies' barrel race?

• They lose five points

• They have to start over

• They gain extra points

• They are disqualified

Why is the saddle considered a rough rider's best friend?

• It helps them stay mounted

• It is a symbol of their skill

• It is used for decoration

• It is a requirement for entry

What is the main challenge in the final event of the rodeo?

• To perform a dance routine

• To stay mounted for eight seconds

• To catch the fastest animal

• To navigate a maze