A little confusion isn't always a bad thing. At least it wasn't for Cooper Cooke. When the draw list was published for the Cache County Fair and Rodeo in Logan, Utah, the bareback rider began trying to gather intel on his matchup. Based on the brand, D6G from Legacy Pro Rodeo LLC, Cooke initially thought he had drawn a colt. When he got to the Cache County Fairgrounds, veteran competitor Tilden Hooper had some updated insight for him. "I showed up to the rodeo and I asked Tilden (Hooper) about it, and he was like, 'No, I think that's an older bronc horse.' I was like, 'Oh, sweet,'" Cooke said with a laugh. "I went and looked at the stock stats there and it looked really good and ended up being really good." Read more >>> bit.ly/3Xb9JaN