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bronco busting

 

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Noun bronco busting has 1 sense
  1. bronco busting - breaking a bronco to saddle
    --1 is a kind of
    riding, horseback riding
    --1 is a part of rodeo

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Bronco Busting

Description:

Bronco Busting refers to the act of breaking or training wild horses, also known as broncos, to be ridden. It is a challenging and dangerous skill that requires skillful horsemanship and patience.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun - Skill or Profession:

In this sense, bronco busting refers to the skill or profession of breaking wild horses and training them to be ridden.

Example Sentence: The cowboy's bronco busting abilities were unparalleled, making him highly sought after for taming even the wildest horses.

2. Verb Phrase - Riding Wild Horses:

In this sense, bronco busting describes the action of riding a wild, untamed horse.

Example Sentence: The fearless rider decided to try bronco busting despite the obvious dangers, eager to conquer the untamed stallion.

3. Noun - Rodeo Event:

Bronco busting can also refer to a rodeo event where professional riders showcase their skills in riding wild horses.

Example Sentence: The bronco busting competition drew crowds of spectators eager to witness the riders' bravery and control.

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