The 4-H clubs would show off the livestock they’d raised themselves, and there would be contests for kids, all of which sounded weird to Gabby. Mutton busting involved a child hanging onto a sheep for as long as they could. There was a contest based on pulling the ribbon off the tail of a calf or a goat. Not being a fan of smelly animals, Gabby didn’t think they’d be missing much if they didn’t watch the Little Britches events. She wondered what these ranch kids would think of playing stickball in the street in Brooklyn or cracking open a fire hydrant to cool off in the spray. The trick riding was at one, before the main events. That was what she really wanted to see. The difficult part of her scheduling was figuring out when she needed to be at the hospital to pick up Daniel. Taking him to the rodeo instead of home to bed would probably be against the doctor’s advice, and she told Gabby and Rhoda that they should take two cars in case she needed to leave early.
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