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SANTA YNEZ VALLEY, Calif. - Monty Roberts believed there was a better way to communicate with horses. One built on trust rather than force. That philosophy would take the Santa Ynez Valley horseman from the rodeo arenas of California to the royal stables of England, changing the way people around the world approached horsemanship. Roberts The post Monty Roberts’ legacy lives on in the Santa Ynez Valley through his family appeared first on News Channel 3-12.

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By Anya Petrone Slepyan for The Daily Yonder On a hot morning in late August of 2026, 18-year-old Kenzie Garcia climbed into a metal chute containing a steer, or castrated bull. She was nervous but determined to improve her skills as a chute dogger, or steer wrestler, one of the rough stock events common to The post For 50 years, gay rodeos have celebrated ‘rodeo without expectations’ appeared first on KESQ.

"There was always something he was chasing," says Robbie Crowell, who oversaw Snider's posthumous release My Second Rodeo with Joe Bisirri and Aaron L...

We all know that the famous bull rider, Charlie Sampson, has accumulated many titles including PRCA Champion Bull Rider, PRCA Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame, Ring of Honor Pro Bull Rider, and Cowboys of Color Museum Inductee. But how did he become such a talented bull rider and how did he get there? Charlie Sampson […]