Rodeo Events

Both could wear jocks, however the cup is more complex:

Bull Riders: No. The cup would not help, and due to the angle that the bull would hit the cup, it could be more painful.

Rodeo Clowns: Yes, many to wear cups.

Bull riders would only get hurt in their sensitive area after they are thrown from the bull and if one of the bull's hoofs would come right down on their sensitive area. This is very unlikely. However, it is probably something that bull riders fear a lot.

The horse can barrel race as soon as it is trained to barrel race. You can start training it once it is ready to ride and take it to barrel races or I know someone who has a barrel racing 4 yr old. It just depends on when the horse is trained to barrel race. So you could have a 10 yr old not ready or a 3 yr old racing an winning!

One of the big rodeo events in Canada is called the Calgary Stampede.

The extreme weight range is anywhere from 800 to 1200 pounds.
about 700 lbs

There is no real "salary." Roughstock riders get paid if they 1) make a ride, and 2) beat the other competitors. Being a roughstock rider is not a way to get a steady paycheck unless you are unbeatable.

There is no overdrive, per se, but a mode switch called "Power Mode" that doubles as an overdrive, allowing more RPMs per gear.

The Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo. Largest in the World.

Loosen the lugs slightly on the front passenger side of the car. raise the front passenger side of the car and remove the wheel. At the back of the wheel well are two pieces of plastic shrouding. They are held by one or two plastic pins. Using a screwdriver, pry out the center of the plastic pin, it should come all the way out. Then you can pry the outer sheath of the pin out of it's hole. The plastic shrouding can now be pulled out. Don't worry, there is not much to be damaged at this point. Now, make sure your car is stable. Scissor jacks do not mean stable. I admit I did it with a scissor jack, but I would recommend a good jack and a jack stand because you are gonna spend a bit of time under the brake rotor and if the car falls, you're most likely dead. Once the shrouding is removed you should be able to look up in there and see the alternator and the tensioner pulley. If you are confused as to which is which, there should be a diagram at the front of the engine compartment in front of the radiator that shows all of the pulleys and the routing of the serpentine belt. Now you need to remove the serpentine belt. Get a 14mm box end wrench and put it over the bolt on the tensioner pulley, the small pulley without tracks that is Slightly closer to the front of the car than the alternator. Tighten this bolt. This may seem counterintuitive if you have never done this before. But trust me. Rotate the bolt clockwise. This will release tension on the serpentine belt so you can pull the belt off of the alternator. After removing the belt, find two 13mm wrenches or ratchet attachments and remove the nut and bolt that hold the bottom of the alternator. Then remove the bolt at the top of the alternator. 13 or 14mm, I can't remember. Make sure you get the right one, it is just to the left of another more visible bolt that fastens the accessory above the alternator (can't remember what it is). After that bolt is removed you should be able to get back under the car and slide the alternator out of it's holding position. Now disconnect the alternator wires. This can be kinda trick as they are difficult to reach, and the main plug has a plastic latch holding it in place. Use an 8mm on the bolt holding the other wire. Now slide the alternator out through the wheel well. You may have to rotate it a bit to get it to come out of that hole. You're done. Go have kragen or some auto shop test it to make sure it's bad, and when you buy a new one, make them test that one too. It will save you so much time trying to figure out why your car is still not working right. Reverse the procedure to put the new one back in.

How about you tell us what particular rodeo at the time of this "incident" first before we give you an answer? Might help things along a bit.

RODEO CLAOWNS INTHE UNITED STATES MADE IN 2007 MADE ANY WHERE FROM 5-18,000 USD A YEAR THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE COMPENSATION FOR THE INJURIES THAT THEY MAKE WITH THE COMPENSATION FROM SOME OF THERE INJURIES AN EXCESS OF 2-4 THOUSAND USD

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It sure looked like it on the last show.....

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http://www.cornycreeklivestock.com/bullriderskilledridingmemorial.htm

Arnold Swortiniger started bull riding in 1983.

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By Matthew James Cannell

There are many species of horses that are alive and inhabit the Earth today. There are domesticated horses that are well taken care of, and feral horses that roam the Earth, there is an estimated 59,000,000 horses in the world.

You can start a younster roping a dummy at an early age 5-6. However it takes real time in the saddle to learn the horsemanship nessessary to safely begin to rope. The strength it takes to throw and tie a calf is about 14 years old. Where girls break away rope in High School they can start at around 12. It's more important that your child learns to love to rope, rather than pushing to early and then they burn out early.

Depends on where you live and the prices themselves. Dairy bull calves will not cost much; maybe $150-$200. You won't find beef bull calves for sale. Make sure you castrate them as soon as possible so you don't have a trainwreck when they get older.

Each year, the National Finals Rodeo is held in Las Vegas, Nevada (officially Paradise, Nevada, though most refer to it as being in Las Vegas). It takes place at the Thomas & Mack Center at UNLV.

I have heard vault but I have mainly gotten hurt on parallel bars.

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