Set of bulls

Contest Rules Combinations: The competition consists of two pairs of horsemen, one pair of centaurs who are responsible for leashing the bull's head, called "header", and the other pair of centaurs who are responsible for leashing the bull's hind legs, called "heeler". Contest process: 1. Start: At the start of the race, the bull is released from the fence and the two riders quickly approach the bull. 2. Set of cattle: Header: Responsible for leashing the horns of the bull's head. Heeler: Responsible for leashing the bull's two hind legs. 3. Control: When the bull is lassoed, the two riders face each other while pulling the bull in opposite directions, causing it to lose its balance and lie down. Scoring Criteria: The team with the shortest time in the competition receives the highest score. Contest features: Teamwork: The Bull Set is a highly team-based sport that requires good chemistry and coordination between the two riders. Technically demanding: The rider needs to lasso the bull quickly and accurately and complete the maneuver in the shortest possible time. Hazards: Although the competition is less dangerous than other rodeo sports, there are still some risks.