42nd WHOA International Face Masks
Wednesday, August 12, 2020
Previously, WHOA announced protocols for the wearing of face masks during the International. Masks are required per county, and MTSU regulations. Wearing a mask in the show ring is not required while mounted, and handlers of Weanlings, Yearlings, Model, In-Hand or, Showmanship in the show ring. Masks are required in the Warm-up arena.
Only one (1) person allowed when going through DQP Inspection and must wear a mask.
You must provide your own facial mask.
Everyone who enters the Horse Show Office must wear a mask or cloth face covering.
People who have made reservations for camper/trailer hook-ups or stalls may see their assignments on the WHOA webpage or Facebook. No changes for camper spaces or stalls will be made.
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