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Bruising day at Aileron

TOSSED: A rodeo safety man waits to move in as young bull rider Ozzie Lewis realises he is in for a rough landing in the Aileron dust. (PIC: PHIL WILLIAMS)

Some rides are rough, and there were many bruising encounters as brave riders from across the region took on some […]

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