In the high-stakes world of rodeo, steer wrestlers blend a horse's speed and strength to master one of the sport's most thrilling events, while working to end up on top. For Will Lummus, he hopes maintaining the strength and speed during the rest of his season will end with a world title. Lummus, the 32-year-old Byhalia, Miss., cowboy won the average at the Dodge City (Kan.) Roundup Rodeo, marking his third average win during the summer run. "I knew I had a good chance. I was riding a great horse, Swamper, owned by Winston and Jart McGraw. It was just one of them deals when you back in there and do your job, and it came out on my side," said Lummus. Read more >>> bit.ly/3SCSkoq