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I want to make a perfect ride every time. I am pretty hard on myself when it comes to bronc riding.

Spencer: It took a couple of years for me.

Jesse: It took me a couple years before I was really confident. Ryder: I’ve always told myself I can ride anything they can run under me! (Not always the outcome.) Rusty: It took me two years until I started to feel confident. It was very hard to get the bronc riding timing down. Stetson: It took a few years to gain confidence for me. How long did it take until you felt comfortable and confident? Did it take some time? Were you a natural? Spencer: Training is living, breathing, and constantly trying to get better at saddle bronc riding whether that been working out, writing this for board/bucking machine or getting on enough practice horses to make you collapse! Jesse: Spur board, buckin' machine, riding broncs, and gym. Ryder: We would get on at least twice a week when I was in high school in the practice pen and then go to rodeos during the weekend. Now, I go to enough rodeos through the year that the rodeo doubles and training are keeping me sharp. I got on every day and sometimes twice a day. Rusty: When I first started, I was getting on at least five bucking horses a week. Stetson: My brothers and I just practiced a lot riding bucking horses. I would say a combination of people such as my dad and brothers – they need most of all the credit! Jesse: I was about 14 when I got on my first bronc. My dad, Cody Wright, and Grandpa Bill taught me pretty much everything I know! Ryder: I got on my first bucking horse when I was 14 years old. Stetson: I was 10 or 12 years old when I started riding steers. How old were you when you first learned to ride? Who taught you?

Hoow old is the worls youngest barrel racer professional