Dominic Coché (NM) deals w/ frustration by bull-riding or
Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 10:52 pm
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Feeding the Wild Life
By Harold Smith
Mountain View Telegraph
Born to be wild. "Bull riding and pole-vaulting has helped me," said Dominic Coché, a 5-foot-8, 150-pound cowboy from Chilili, between events at Moriarty's Heritage Arena on Sunday. "When I get frustrated, I just go ride bulls or do the pole vault."
Coché, a senior at Estancia High, has had a tendency to live life on the edge. But he's learning to channel that energy.
"It's the rush (with vaulting and riding bulls)," he said. "They both need good form, but you can't go at either of them weak."
Though Coché didn't cut the mustardâ€â€
Feeding the Wild Life
By Harold Smith
Mountain View Telegraph
Born to be wild. "Bull riding and pole-vaulting has helped me," said Dominic Coché, a 5-foot-8, 150-pound cowboy from Chilili, between events at Moriarty's Heritage Arena on Sunday. "When I get frustrated, I just go ride bulls or do the pole vault."
Coché, a senior at Estancia High, has had a tendency to live life on the edge. But he's learning to channel that energy.
"It's the rush (with vaulting and riding bulls)," he said. "They both need good form, but you can't go at either of them weak."
Though Coché didn't cut the mustardâ€â€