Jake Barnes and Clay O'Brien Cooper: What Made Them So Good
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The answer is simple: they roped 24/7, nonstop, as fast as they could go, and they had the desire to win. Clay grew up with a stepfather who was an old school cowboy, riding broncs and bulldogging, and he was a good catcher. Rodeo was all Clay ever wanted to do and that hunger showed up every single day in the practice pen. That combination of relentless repetition and genuine desire is what separated them from everyone else.
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