The Colorado State rodeo team hosted the 75th annual Skyline Stampede April 4-6, continuing its legacy as one of the nation’s oldest intercollegiate rodeos. Colleges from the Central Rocky Mountain Region gathered to compete in events such as team roping, barrel racing and steer wrestling. For those competing, the most important aspect of the sport is taking care of the horses and making sure they’re all ready to go. “It’s getting up early, getting the horse, giving her all her electrolytes, feed and water, getting her ready for the day because they are athletes as well,” Isabella Hayden said. “(We have to get) mentally ready — because this is a very mental sport even though it doesn’t look like it — and go out there and try your best, and tell them they did a good job.” Read the full article on the Collegian website, linked in our bio. Written by Sophia Schaller Photos by m0unta1in_man #collegiansports #csurodeoteam #skylinestampede #rockymountaincollegian #csucollegian #CSURams...