The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo wrapped up over the weekend, and a Mount Pleasant cowboy led the East Texas competitors in winnings.
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Bracket two of the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo(FWSSR) officially concluded last night. After two performances, these athletes rose to the occasion and qualified for the semifinals.
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