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Paying it forward – The future of rodeo
The 2008 season of High School, 4-H, Little Britches and College rodeo is upon us. The future awaits some incredible young athletes who are trying to prove themselves in the arena of life and the events of their choice in the sport of rodeo.
by Starla Lyon
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Paying it forward – The future of rodeo
The 2008 season of High School, 4-H, Little Britches and College rodeo is upon us. The future awaits some incredible young athletes who are trying to prove themselves in the arena of life and the events of their choice in the sport of rodeo.
by Starla Lyon
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