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Introducing Tyke Salazar |
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Tyke
is a resident of Santa Maria, California and has been involved
in Rodeo since 1992. He has earned many championships and saddles
in his career and is a member of several associations. Tyke attends
Northeast Texas College in Mt. Pleasant, Texas and plans to join
the P.R.C.A. and try his hand at a few gold buckles.
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Since
I graduated from high school, I've been traveling down the road
quite a bit. I picked up a little tip from a cowboy fellow I met.
If you're going to travel any distance with an aged horse, you
might consider a "Shock Absorber" for his feet. Take a piece of
dry wall and place it under each hoof to make a cut out. Cut the
dry wall out, get some shipping bandages and wrap his legs, but
vet wrap the dry wall to the bottom of his hooves for just a little
more resistance from the long haul. This worked great when I retired
my good horse Doc back to California. It took a lot of the stress
off his legs.
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