After the 8 seconds - Saddle Bronc instructor Brady Dinwoodie (pictured above) demonstrates how to “dismount” during the Bareback and Saddle Bronc Development Camp organized by the Lawrence family (Prime Time Rodeo) that took place in Kennedy last weekend. (Note: Brady landed on his feet.)

Choosing to climb onto the back of a horse (that is determined to remove you from their back) and attempting to stay on that horse for 8 seconds – is an endeavor that demands both passion and dedication.And as one of the young riders standing behind the chutes at admitted with a grin, “It doesn’t […]

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