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Title: Learn English - What happens at a rodeo?
Caption: With slow English and using pictures, Maria describes an American Western tradition - rodeo competitions!  Learn about the food people eat, too!
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Description: hey there do you know that competing in rodeos is an american sport just what is a rodeo english without fear where you can learn to speak english naturally through listening to stories [Music] the extreme sport of being a rodeo rider goes back many many years rodeo riding has been around as long as cows and bulls and horses have been around in places like the american west or mexico or western part of canada argentina and parts of australia rodeo riding is very popular what happens what does a rider do and what does a rider ride well you can tell from the picture that we&#39;re talking about horses so a rodeo rider is a boy or girl man or woman who rides a horse and competes in seven different events one of them or several have to do with circling a rope and throwing it so that it goes around the neck of an animal to capture an animal you can imagine how this would be useful being able to capture or lasso an animal if you worked on a ranch what is a ranch you have probably heard of farms right farms are where there are animals and animals are raised for food like pigs and cows and sheep but it&#39;s mostly it&#39;s also a place to grow crops to grow corn and tobacco and alfalfa and lots and lots of other vegetables a ranch is for the raising of livestock of cattle the cow is the mother the female and the bull is the daddy or the male and their babies are called calves so when you are on a ranch you&#39;re raising cattle cows and bulls and sheep and you have lots and lots of them you have to herd them you have to gather them in and you gather them in with dogs and horses and people on horseback the sport of rodeo came out of everyday life on a ranch it became popular in america the first official maine rodeo started in the year 1888 in arizona in the town of prescott arizona on july 4th america&#39;s independence day and every year there have been rodeo competitions there in arizona and all over the west texas new mexico california colorado places like that people compete for both trophies and the money what kind of trophy do you get if you win a rodeo you get a belt buckle yes a big big belt buckle these become collector items as you can see in the pictures people compete for the money of course where does the money come from usually when you want to compete you have to pay a fee to enter into the competition the prize money comes from the entrance fees usually a town and maybe some businesses in the town will sponsor the rodeo they will pay for the setup the advertising that kind of thing what is necessary is a fenced in arena a dirt covered area that has a fence around it the arena can be inside or outside this is also a gathering place for many spectators people like to come and watch all ages little kids adults men and women families it&#39;s a great family spectator sport and of course with every sport there is food there is lots and lots of food uh i have to read this sentence to you i wrote it down goes like this if it&#39;s ooey gooey fried and chewy you can find it at the rodeo ooey gooey just means that it&#39;s stringy and it&#39;s rich fried dipped in oil and cooked in oil you can understand that so when i looked up typical rodeo foods there were all sorts of desserts ooey gooey desserts there were these hot dogs not in a bun with bread but encased in potato swirls take a look at the picture and then one that sounds very typically american it was bacon macaroni which is a pasta and cheese in an egg roll fried very rich very bad for your health but i&#39;m sure it tastes good so that&#39;s a bit about rodeos they&#39;re done they&#39;re they&#39;re held mostly in the summer and this year despite covid the rodeos have been happening because they take place outside i don&#39;t know if people are wearing masks i don&#39;t know if they&#39;re standing six feet apart but at least it&#39;s outside have you ever heard of this sport rodeo writing competing in a rodeo tell me leave me a comment below this video and remember if you would like the words the written transcript for today&#39;s episode just go to my website www.englishwithoutfear.com that&#39;s it for this story i&#39;m maria from english without fear talk to you next time thanks for watching for questions or comments here&#39;s my email
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