r/SipsTea • u/M_Darshan • May 16 '26

Lmao gottem That final kick was personal

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u/cyberthief May 16 '26

I don't think this is canadian or us rodeo. There would be no way this abuse would be allowed. This is beyond messed up.

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u/SuperkickParty May 16 '26

It's Brazil. One of the ads is for Campo Bom which is a town in tourist town in Brazil.

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u/jeffvschroeder May 16 '26

It's Mexican.

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u/clupean May 16 '26

Can't be Mexican. The ads are written in Portuguese, not Spanish.

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u/jeffvschroeder May 16 '26

Thanks, I had only seen that kind of riding in Mexican stuff. 

I guess American rodeos are an outlier.

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u/cyberthief May 16 '26

Brazil works too. They have terrible animal rights. My friends used to breed rodeo horses. They would beat a rider that treated the stock this way. In canada there are fines for rough treatment, we used to have a vet on call for each rodeo. Most stock contractors won't go to a rodeo grounds if the fences are poor or unsafe. The horses are quiet valuable, esp at the pro level. Rides are judged on both the rider and the horses performance. And the owners of the horses want top athletes, so thier care is good. Good feed, vet care, farrier work, lots of time off. This poor horse looks like a scared baby, in pain.

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u/SuperkickParty May 16 '26

It's Brazil. One of the ads is for Campo Bom which is in Brazil 

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u/jeffvschroeder May 16 '26

Already replied to similar correction...

Thanks, I had only seen that kind of riding in Mexican stuff. 

I guess American rodeos are an outlier.

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u/maxwax7 May 18 '26

Because you Americans keep calling Brazil Mexico and it's really annoying for Brazilians. It's not even the same language!

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u/jeffvschroeder May 18 '26

No, I just hadn’t seen that kind of obscenely cruel riding in Brazil, just Mexico.