The Thrills, Chills & Spills of Rodeo | Welles Park Bulldog

Proceeds from this rodeo will help benefit the area through the services the Shriners provide. The Shriners are more than just a group of men who wear funny hats. They truly are a brotherhood of unsung heros. They serve their communities through endless philanthropic work with children. In 1922 the very first Shriners Hospital was opened in Shreveport, La. There is now a network of 22 Shriners Hospitals for Children internationally. Children, up to the age of 18, are treated for cleft lip & palate, burn injuries of any degree, orthopedic conditions and spinal cord injuries. All services are ?provided at no charge, regardless of the child?s financial need or relationship to a Shriner?.

This bucking bronc took Will Crain, from Fraina, on a wild ride from one end of the arena to the other.

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