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CHUTE DOGGING This variation of steer wrestling allows non-mounted contestants to compete. The cowboy comes out of a bucking chute holding a steer by the horns. After crossing a line he flips the steer to the ground with all 4 feet in the air. GOAT TYING Commonly seen in high school and junior rodeos, a goat is tied to a stake. The cowgirl rides across the arena over a score line to the goat, dismounts, flanks and ties the goat in a manner similar to calf roping.
CALF DRESSING This is the cowgirls' version of steer
dressing using a calf instead WOMEN'S BREAKAWAY ROPING Similar to calf roping, except the
cowgirl's time stops when the rope BUSINESSMAN'S ROPING A version of calf roping with two cowboys assuming separate roles of roper and tier. RIBBON ROPING In this coed event, a mounted cowboy or cowgirl ropes a calf. His or her partner must then catch the calf, and remove a ribbon from its tail, running back across a score line. The kids like to get involved in this one.
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