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A teenage rancher saved her horse's life. Together, they became champions. | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star

Winning a rodeo event in cowboy country is a big deal if you're a ranch horse. Doing it less than a year after a razor-wire fence sliced one of your front legs to the bone is a tearful Hollywood comeback. His name is Rocky. He's Bridget Romey's horse. He stands about 5 feet tall from the ground to the shoulder […]

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