Name: Meet the 10-Year-Old Rodeo Pro
Uploaded: 2022-02-18T17:20:16.000Z
Duration: 17 min 26 s
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You'll be next up, you can't dominate them, keep that back straight and keep writing.

Get up there now hurry, come on, lift ride, but dominate him dominate him dominate.

I wanted to be a professional cowboy from far as I can remember since I was a little buddy.

I always wanted to hold that gold buckle in my hand.

My name is Pegasus Tatum and I'm 10 years old.

Thank for all of our friends, family and animals got there for this food, jesus name.

I 17 saddles since I was seven to now I'm 10 And 38 buckles.

My mom, she got to be a world champion and the team were open in the head and in 2008.

He didn't make it to the national finals ever.

You want to hold that gold buckle, but you just don't always get to do that.

Our entire family, both on Brett and I's side have been rodeo cowboys.

We were just created to be cowboys and Cowgirls.

He chose the same road that we did, but I don't necessarily know that we honestly chose it ourselves.

We chose this area because we wanted to raise Pecos as a cowboy and we really felt like it was still cool to be a cowboy in texas.

We call it the funny farm around here We have, I think from 10 head of cattle to 35 head of cattle and we can't forget Pecos, goats, he's got a goatherd that he started when he was a year old.

It's a great place to hang our hats and raise our son.

I've always been on a horse since, as far as I can remember and I can't really remember the first time I ever did it.

Oh, he got on the horse when he was two weeks old.

The very first time picks was on a horse.

We decided to homeschool take us halfway through first grade.

Our theory was, we always wanted to raise our own kid, we didn't want to leave him with anyone else.

We just kind of always had that feeling about it.

Oh no, we take a few steps out the door to the classroom, get class, taken care of in about four hours and then rope all afternoon Everyday, about 3 34.

I practice and to make it better so I can be a world champion someday.

You got to want to go get it and have to go get it And I really want to be one.

Sometimes he worries me because he is so adult, like I'm gonna pop this one out sometimes that's a good thing.

We, you know, we can't really guide him in that direction because that's who he is.

I don't have to make you believe really care this weekend.

He'll be going to the texas high school rodeo association, we're through the halfway point of the season and Pecos, I think right now is leading all our own standings.

There's not a lot of room for stubbing your toes because there's not a lot of the rodeos if your goal is to win every event and then everybody is important.

Sometimes it's, it's hard being a cowboy.

We just tried to train them in the right way.

Everybody rodeo is a very dangerous sport.

Anything around animals is a dangerous sport.

You just have no control over some of the things that they do.

You got a lot of chances to get hurt, especially chi down, step off and you might step wrong and you might tear your knee out, steer, run you over, kick you step on, you throw you up in the air.

I usually don't slow down and think about that.

Don't get a hump in your back, drive your shoulder forward.

There you go, we tried to teach him and we've always tried to teach him how to ride correctly and how to be in control of his animal because they're an animal we rodeo about every weekend, this weekend he gets onto steers and he needed to just make sure he's in tune a little bit and make sure that he practices, you're stopping halfway through steer riding is the one I feel like I get butterflies in, but if you use it in the right way, you can make good out of it.

So in the steer and because he has taken a little break and it's been about two months since he's been on any steers, steer cow kicked me and then it kicked my ankle and rolled it in the dirt to me.

It looked like he broke his ankle the way it just stepped on it sideways like that.

I got him some ice and he put it on there and he finished his events out that day.

He had a little bit of black and blue in there, but it wasn't that bad of an injury.

Hey, look slowly all the way back over and throw your body like this and then you'll be facing that way.

I don't care if you didn't land, you're still going that way.

It's just because it's such a rush and I always liked it since I was a little bitty back him up, square him up, square them up, move them over.

I am a warrior or I don't like to watch a lot of the things that happened first.

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Meet the 10-Year-Old Rodeo Pro

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