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<blockquote data-quote="Dave" data-source="post: 1815816" data-attributes="member: 498"><p>In August the year after that picture was taken I had a horse kick me in the lower right leg. Destroyed the soft tissue in my calf. The first two doctors said they would need to cut my leg off at the knee. I replied that I was too young to be a team roper. My good doctor saved my leg. By November I was riding again.</p><p></p><p>That was from when they all wore cowboy hat instead of helmets with face guards.</p><p></p><p>About the time they first went to wearing helmets. A late friend of mine who is in the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame told me that he wasn't sure if he was watching a bull riding or a football game.</p><p></p><p>One of my old traveling partners who won a ton of IPRA championships is missing his 4 front teeth. A bull stuck a horn in his mouth but it just straightened him back up and he went on to ride the bull who was previously unridden. Dan is one tough son of a gun.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave, post: 1815816, member: 498"] In August the year after that picture was taken I had a horse kick me in the lower right leg. Destroyed the soft tissue in my calf. The first two doctors said they would need to cut my leg off at the knee. I replied that I was too young to be a team roper. My good doctor saved my leg. By November I was riding again. That was from when they all wore cowboy hat instead of helmets with face guards. About the time they first went to wearing helmets. A late friend of mine who is in the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame told me that he wasn't sure if he was watching a bull riding or a football game. One of my old traveling partners who won a ton of IPRA championships is missing his 4 front teeth. A bull stuck a horn in his mouth but it just straightened him back up and he went on to ride the bull who was previously unridden. Dan is one tough son of a gun. [/QUOTE]
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