The Bull That Killed Lane Frost

Описание: It was July 30, 1989, an ominous evening etched into the history of rodeo.
Lane Frost, a beloved and fearless rodeo champion, was about to face a challenge that would test every ounce of grit he’d honed over years of bull riding. For Lane, this wasn’t just sport, it was his life. His job? Survive eight brutal seconds on the back of a beast engineered by nature to throw him like a rag doll. The beast in question was no ordinary bull. Weighing in at 1,500 pounds, "Takin' Care of Business" was a ferocious legend—massive, muscular, and merciless. That’s like 5 refrigerators charging at you, horns first. And on that rain-slicked night, as storm clouds snarled overhead and the arena turned to muddy muck, the odds were stacked higher than ever.

He had no idea this ride would be his last. And he certainly didn’t know it would change the sport forever. This is not just the story of a legendary ride. It’s the story of a man who became an icon, and the bull that became infamous. Today, I explore the tragic, electrifying story of the bull that killed Lane Frost.

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VIDEO CHAPTERS:

00:00:00 - The Legendary Lane Frost: Early Life and Rodeo Beginnings
00:00:30 - Lane Frost’s Rise to Fame in Professional Bull Riding
00:02:49 - Major Achievements: National Finals Rodeo and World Champion
00:05:29 - The Challenge of Red Rock: Lane Frost’s Iconic Ride
00:08:01 - Cheyenne Frontier Days: The Fateful Day and Taken Care of Business
00:10:36 - Tragic Accident: Lane Frost’s Last Ride and Aftermath
00:13:10 - Lane Frost’s Legacy: Safety Changes and Impact on Bull Riding

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