Rodeo is one of the most exciting contests in the world. From bull riding to chuckwagon racing, discover what makes a rodeo so thrilling and what it takes to be a rodeo cowboy: Steer wrestling, or bulldogging, is a very fast event where cowboys try to wrestle a steer to the ground in less than 7 seconds A saddle bronc rider must stay on the bucking horse for 8 seconds, holding the reins with one hand and keeping the other hand high in the air In team roping two cowboys, the header and the heeler, work together to rope a steer's head and back legs The rodeo clown has the most dangerous job of all; he tries to distract the bull after a rider has been bucked off In barrel racing a horse and rider gets a no-time score if they knock over a barrel or make a mistake running the pattern Mutton busting is an event where kids aged 4 to 7 try to ride a sheep Chuckwagon racing is one of the most thrilling rodeo events; the chuckwagon and the outriders have to race around barrels in a figure 8 without knocking them over.