Buckin’ shoot - Meeting Creek cowboy Garrett Green found himself lifted out of his rigging just a bit early then winding up in the dirt before his eight seconds were up at the Professional Bull Riders Association (PBR) event June 23 at the Ponoka Stampede grounds. Green, who currently lives in Didsbury, is presently in 11th spot in the Canadian Tour standings having earned just over $5,500 this season. Photo by Jordie Dwyer

Buckin’ shoot - Meeting Creek cowboy Garrett Green found himself lifted out of his rigging just a bit early then winding up in the dirt before his eight seconds were up at the Professional Bull Riders Association (PBR) event June 23 at the Ponoka Stampede grounds. Green, who currently lives in Didsbury, is presently in 11th spot in the Canadian Tour standings having earned just over $5,500 this season. Photo by Jordie Dwyer

PHOTO: Garrett Green tossed at PBR

Well-known local bull rider unable to keep up at professional event in Ponoka

By Jordie Dwyer

Well-known local bull rider unable to keep up at professional event in Ponoka

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