DENVER — From the time he was in fifth grade, Richie Harris aspired to be a rodeo clown. “Ever since that day, I said, ‘This is what I want to be,’” he said. Coloradoan Richie Harris (pink shirt) has ...

Jul. 9—For eight seconds, the spotlight belongs to the bull rider. But when things go wrong, as they often do in rodeo, the attention shifts to the two men in baggy shorts, colorful jerseys and face ...

Torch-carriers: The Rosser family keeps rodeo traditions alive for a new era Relaxed in a red-checked shirt and sunglasses, Reno Rosser barely pivots his shoulder as a muscular mare bolts by him.

DENVER — From the time he was in fifth grade, Richie Harris aspired to be a rodeo clown. For Harris, who was raised in Westminster, Colorado, going to the National Western Stock Show in Denver with ...

From the time he was in fifth grade, Richie Harris aspired to be a rodeo clown. “Ever since that day, I said, ‘This is what I want to be,’ ” he said. Harris followed his ambitions and, at age 16, ...