FAQ's
can i enteR ALL EVENTS?
Absolutely! The HOTLA Longhorn Roundup show competition is planned so that breeders and ranchers can bring some of their top Texas Longhorn females, bulls, and trophy steers to be evaluated in various forms of competition. Make the most of your travel time and other expenses - take advantage of participating in multiple show divisions. It's a great way to see how your Texas Longhorns stack up in the showring!
do i need vet papers?
Yes, like for all show events, each animal entered for shows at the Llano Longhorn Roundup or Snook Longhorn Roundup will need to have a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) that is dated within 30 days of the show event. Please have your CVI's for each animal available at check-in time.
what supplies should i bring with me?
All cattle owners (or entrants) are responsible for bringing water tubs for their animals, along with feed, hay, and shavings for the stalls. Stall shavings may be available for purchase at the arena. See the heading of "Supplies" on your specific Show Page to learn more about how shavings are to be handled for each event.
Are there special hotel rates for this show weekend?
Info concerning special lodging opportunities will be posted with the specific show Entry Information. Look on the show page There are also RV spots available near both the Snook and Llano arenas. Llano also boasts a number of bed & breakfast houses for weekend rental.
DO I need to send IN copies of registration papers with my entries?
No, reg certificates do not need to be sent in with your entries. The registration number for each animal should be noted as part of your entry form info. If that is listed correctly, we can easily verify registration status. We will contact you if there is any problem.
It is always a good idea to bring copies of all reg certificates for animals entered and copies of each entry form with you to the show. And, don't forget those vet papers!
It is always a good idea to bring copies of all reg certificates for animals entered and copies of each entry form with you to the show. And, don't forget those vet papers!
