Monument Health hosts adaptive rodeo for athletes with disabilities
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Monument Health and the Central States Fair hosted an adaptive rodeo at the James Kjerstad Event Center where athletes with disabilities participate in hands-on stations including barrel races, roping, therapy animal interaction, and modified bucking activities, with volunteers from college rodeo teams coaching participants.
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