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Bull Riding Star Dylan Grant Killed in Houston Competition

Bull Riding Star Dylan Grant Killed in Houston Competition

Tragedy struck the world of bull riding as Dylan Grant, a celebrated bull rider and Wind River High School graduate, was fatally injured during a competition in Houston. The incident occurred on April 4, 2025, and has left the rodeo community in mourning. Grant, known for his exceptional skills and dedication to the sport, was competing in a high-stakes event when the accident happened.

The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) expressed their deep condolences to Grant's family, highlighting his contributions to the sport and the void his passing leaves. Grant's career was marked by numerous accolades and a passion for bull riding that inspired many in the rodeo circuit.

The accident has sparked conversations about safety measures in bull riding, with many calling for enhanced protocols to protect riders. As the community grieves, tributes pour in from fellow riders, fans, and organizations, celebrating Grant's life and achievements.

Detailed Professional bull rider Dylan Grant dies in Texas rodeo accident

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What bull rider died?

He was 24. Dylan Grant of Laramie, Wyo., was in the second round of an Xtreme Bulls event at the Wharton County Youth Fair in Texas when he was thrown off the animal in an arena on Thursday, April 3, according to a statement shared by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA).

How old was Dylan Grant, bull rider?

Grant was a 24-year-old bull rider from Laramie, Wyoming. The PRCA says he has competed in multiple PRORODEO and Xtreme Bulls events throughout his career – first obtaining his PRCA permit in 2018 and then purchasing his PRCA card in February 2024.

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