They call the thing  a rodeo
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July 26, 2019

They call the thing a rodeo

By From JT Staff Reports

The Union County Fairgrounds grandstands were full Thursday evening as A-Bar rodeo brought bull riding and barrel racing to the fair. Above, rodeo clown Mike Wallace tips his hat to one of the bulls after it had quickly dismissed a rider. At right, Briar Schultheisz from Waterford, holds on to his b...

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