Rascal Rodeo Roundup
A group photo of all the participants, volunteers and coordinators of the Rascal Rodeo, an all-ages adaptive rodeo for people with disabilities.
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Zane, a participant at the Rascal Rodeo, rode a horse with Miss Othello Rodeo Queen, Milie Cobb, Sept. 13.
Participants at the Rascal Rodeo, an all-ages adaptive rodeo for people with disabilities milked a cardboard cow on Sept. 13.
Participants at the Rascal Rodeo rode tin horses and cattle. There were tins that rocked and ones that rolled side to side.
Jairus milks a cow at the Rascal Rodeo, an all-ages adaptive rodeo for people with disabilities.
Zane, a participant at the Rascal Rodeo, an all-ages adaptive rodeo for people with disabilities got onto Smokey the horse with Milie Cobb, the Othello Rodeo Queen.
The Rascal Rodeo paired with the Othello School District to bus out over 70 students to participate in the all-ages adaptive rodeo for people with disabilities.
OTHELLO — The Othello Rodeo grounds were filled Friday morning with people riding horses, tin cattle for rocking and riding, cardboard cows for milking, tin roping bulls and toy dump trucks to move sand around the arena. There were 106 participants and over 50 volunteers at the Rascal Rodeo, an all-ages adaptive rodeo for people with disabilities.
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