A bucking horse with an experienced rider is hardly a danger to anyone.
Having no control over your horse is completely another thing. The true danger is allowing students to go in the show ring under "so called trainers" that haven't taught them what the heck to do in the show ring or how to make their way through a crowd. Many of the riders up there and down here are a danger to themselves and others because of their inexperience. Usually the more local the shows are, the more inexperienced the riders, and the more paranoid you should be about entering the ring.
My horse is hardly a lunatic and will be worth well over 40K when I finish training her. She is only 5 and is a type of warm blood that is known for maturing slowly. If there are “kids” in the classes I choose to ride in like “Green hunter” they should be able to handle the crowd and their own green horse. I have to say, it did sound like you were being rude. We were just joking about Sadie, and not really looking for a critique. If you were asking me what profession and what circuit I do…I could go on and on. I have shown many circuits including the Arabian circuit in Western, Saddle Seat, Hunter, & Jumper up to the Nation level. I was top 5 in the Nationals for my equitation division at 13 years old, and also reserve champion in the Arabian jumper division. I have shown Hunters and ridden equitation since I started showing at 3 years old. I have shown schooling to the A-3 shows for years (when it used to be AHSA). My reputation is good and can be proven unlike some trainers around here that make claims that are easily proven false with a little research. I am an equitation & hunter/jumper trainer. That is my profession. I am not advertising because I am at the capacity for what I have time for right now. Did I answer your questions?