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Indian Rodeo News. Com Native Youth Questionnaire Name: Ty St. Goddard Age:
14 Years Old Family: Parents
– Dee and Galen Hall, Book and Verna St. Goddard Grandparents
– Rex and Carm Hoyt, Joanne and Bernard St. Goddard, and Ken and
Kathy Flammond Brother – Terry Don Hall Uncles – Ted Hoyt and Sam Bird What tribe are you a member
of or descendant of?
Blackfeet Grade in School, name of school: Going to be a Freshman in High School Activities you are involved
in at your school: Basketball,
National Honor Society, and Rodeo Club Pets:
2 birds, 1 goldfish, 11 cats, 1 dog
3 Horses – Blue Duck (roping horse), Pickles, and Striker
What events in Rodeo are
you involved in?
Team Roping, Break Away Roping, and Steer Riding What achievements have you made in your event that you compete in or activities you are involved in: ***I have won 4
saddles just in that past year; Northwest Team Roping Association #8 Champion
2 saddles at the Ty Yost Events Roping in the #4
Montana Circuit Finals Rodeo Dummy Roping Champion 2nd at
2003 North American Indian Days Rodeo in the Break Away and 3rd
in the Steer riding
1st at 2004 Sam Bird Memorial Rodeo in the
Break Away Roping 2004 Most
Improved Steer Wrestler at Tommy Cook Steer Wrestling School 3rd
at 2004 North American Indian Days Rodeo in the team roping What are your future goals
in the event(s) you compete in?
“To make it to the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas,
Nevada in ten years and to make it to the Indian National Finals Rodeo
in four years in both the calf roping and team roping.” Who is your ultimate hero? Kobe Bryant Within the rodeo world:
Who is your ultimate favorite cowboy or cowgirl?
Dustin Bird What is your favorite TV show? Anything on MTV What is your favorite Movie? Sea Biscuit and 8 seconds Who are some of your favorite musicians? Snoop Dog and Kidd Rock What do you do to help
others?
“Sometimes at school I help other kids with their
school work. In
basketball I help the team by showing leadership and teamwork.
I also try to help my friends and teammates make the right
choices in life. In
roping, I help my brother and other lil’ cowboys by practicing with
them and helping them.” When you grow up and
graduate from school, what are your plans for your profession?
“I would like to go to college somewhere in
Arizona on a rodeo scholarship” Do you plan to attend
college, if so, what will you major in?
“I would like to become a lawyer” If you could give advice to
another Native youth on how to get started doing what you’re
involved with, what advice would you give them?
“I would tell them that rodeo and roping takes a lot of
practice and you have to have a positive attitude.
I would also advise them to buy a roping dummy, a rope, and do
a lot of ground work before you try to rope off a horse.”
If you were granted one
wish, what would it be?
“To set an arena record at the National Finals Rodeo” What would you do to
educate others about being a Native American Youth from your tribe:
“I would tell them that basketball, football,
running, and rodeo are very important sports to our people.
Also, that spending time with your whole family is very
important too. I mainly
just practice roping or basketball everynight.”
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