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| − | '''Kaycee Feild''' is a six-time Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association world champion. Sometimes called “the king of bareback riding,” he is also a Ram National Circuit Finals Champion and seven-time Wrangler National Finals Rodeo qualifier. He is the son of rodeo great [[Lewis | + | '''Kaycee Feild''' is a six-time Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association world champion. Sometimes called “the king of bareback riding,” he is also a Ram National Circuit Finals Champion and seven-time Wrangler National Finals Rodeo qualifier. He is the son of rodeo great [[Lewis Feild]]. He attended Utah Valley University where his father was the rodeo coach. |
Feild sustained serious injury in 2019, including a skull fracture, an inline fracture of his jaw, and an inline fracture of his nasal cavity. | Feild sustained serious injury in 2019, including a skull fracture, an inline fracture of his jaw, and an inline fracture of his nasal cavity. | ||
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Since 2009, Feild has volunteered with the Wrangler National Patriot Program and has traveled to the Middle East to visit American troops over the Memorial Day holiday. In his first five years with the program, Feild visited forward operating bases in more than 10 countries. He credits the visits with keeping him grounded and helping him to focus more on his goals.[https://www.mysanantonio.com/rodeo/article/When-he-s-not-busting-a-bronc-he-s-raising-5216127.php] | Since 2009, Feild has volunteered with the Wrangler National Patriot Program and has traveled to the Middle East to visit American troops over the Memorial Day holiday. In his first five years with the program, Feild visited forward operating bases in more than 10 countries. He credits the visits with keeping him grounded and helping him to focus more on his goals.[https://www.mysanantonio.com/rodeo/article/When-he-s-not-busting-a-bronc-he-s-raising-5216127.php] | ||
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Kaycee Feild is a six-time Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association world champion. Sometimes called “the king of bareback riding,” he is also a Ram National Circuit Finals Champion and seven-time Wrangler National Finals Rodeo qualifier. He is the son of rodeo great Lewis Feild. He attended Utah Valley University where his father was the rodeo coach.
Feild sustained serious injury in 2019, including a skull fracture, an inline fracture of his jaw, and an inline fracture of his nasal cavity.
Feild is from Genola, Utah. He was born on March 4, 1987, in Payson, Utah. He is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He and his wife, Stephanie, have two children.
Since 2009, Feild has volunteered with the Wrangler National Patriot Program and has traveled to the Middle East to visit American troops over the Memorial Day holiday. In his first five years with the program, Feild visited forward operating bases in more than 10 countries. He credits the visits with keeping him grounded and helping him to focus more on his goals.[1]
