The Last Rodeo

Stay centered, cowboy.

Keep going!

Give it up, for Rowdy Mason,

the ten-year-old from Victoria, Texas.

What a ride, young man.

- Ready? - Yeah.

Keep your head toward me.

Pull.

Give me that.

You stay flexible now, right?

It's not my first rodeo, Pops.

Our next rider,

Cody Wainwright from Edna, Texas

Get up on the rope.

And if that name sounds familiar,

he's the grandson

of the legendary Joe Wainwright.

He's one tough little man, like his grandad,

So give it up for Cody Wainwright.

Concentrate on the steer, not your mom.

Focus.

You got this.

Go.

Ride'em Cody, ride'em

That's it. Yeah.

Ride him, Cody.

Come on.

Let's go!

That's a heck of a ride, Cowboys and Cowgirls.

Cody Wainwright.

Oh.

Taught me well, Pops.

Oh, now you're just showing off.

Come on.

TV Commercial] PBR has turned Oklahoma

into the heart of bull country.

Tulsa has played host --

I bet if you entered that, you'd whoop their asses.

Who taught you how to talk like that?

You.

Oh.

Two root beers. Good luck, Joe.

Mmhm.

You know if you did ride, you'd win.

I'm here with Billy Hamilton,

reigning champion of the PBR.

What are your thoughts about the Legends event?

Or as we like to call it, "unfinished business".

Well, as you all know, I'm born and bred

here in Tulsa,

and I couldn't be happier

that they got the bid to host it this year.

Lots of competitive riders.

What separates you from the crowd?

Well, I won it last year.

I see no reason why I can't win it again, of course.

I bet you could out-ride that Billy Hamilton.

He's good.

Not as good as you.

Not as good as I was.

Not exactly riding bulls these days.

But if you did, you'd whip his ass.

Language, son.

Come on, let's go to the game.

Don't wanna be late.

Mom doesn't want me to ride bulls.

No.

Well, I do.

I know.

You rode.

So I'm gonna ride.

You make a lot more money on a diamond

than you do on a bull.

Good hit, good hit, come on, now-

Come on, dig in.

You're out.

Did I miss anything?

I was helping Doc operate on a mare.

Tim was late, again.

Strike one.

You still dating Tim?

You know, seeing him, not dating him.

And?

Too clingy, serious.

Hm.

Are you seeing anybody?

Yeah, I didn't think so.

Maybe you should refrain from giving me

some dating advice, huh?

Just looking out for my daughter.

Uh-huh.

You know, I do see a very pretty woman over there.

Her name's Susie, she's giving you the eye.

Maybe you should go talk to her.

You don't want Cody riding bulls.

No, I don't, he could get hurt.

Why can't he make that decision himself

when he's old enough?

I don't want him riding bulls.

We've already been through this,

please don't encourage him, all right?

Mmhm.

All right, Cody.

All right, bud.

- Oh! - Foul!

- Wait. - Time!

Wait.

What happened?

Looks like a ball bounced off the bat

and hit him under the ear.

You okay?

Get up.

Come on, get up.

You sure you're okay?

Fine.

Okay.

All right.

All right.

Here we go.

All right, you got this, baby.

Come on!

Yes, yes, yes, baby!

Woo!

I'll race you to the ridge.

You can try. Let's go.

Let's go, keep up.

Come on, slow poke.

- Come on, - That's not fair!

Come on!

Yah!

You'll never catch me, Mom!

I'm lightning fast.

Go get her, Cody.

Come on, mom, keep up.

Never gets old.

Never gets old.

He is a natural on a horse.

Yeah, he is.

Mm-hmm.

And on a steer.

He loves it.

And he loves to compete.

You know what?

You're not hearing me.

I keep hearing the same thing over and over again.

Pa, look, the point is,

you nearly killed yourself riding bulls,

and you wonder why I don't want my son

following in your footsteps.

Mom?

Mom?

Mom?

Mom?

Cody?

Are you okay?

I got dizzy and just threw up.

Hey, let me see, okay.

Pops, I'm fine

Let me see.

Well, you look alright.

How many fingers do I have up?

Zero.

He's all right.

I'm gonna take him to the clinic.

- No, I'm just--Mom. - Really?

Let's--really, let's go.

No, I don't-- Son?

Mom, I'm-- It's all right.

Come on, come on, come on.

Oh boy.

And now it's time for KIOX FM weather.

Currently, it's 72 degrees and sunny.

Tomorrow going down to 23 degrees

and getting up to a balmy 76.

So layer up, it's going to be a roller coaster --

What do I owe you?

Two hundred.

There you are.

Come on.

Take care, John.

Hello?

What?

Sal, Sal, Sal, slow down.

How's Cody?

He's with my nurse, he'll be right in with us.

All right, he just got hit in the head with a baseball.

I'm sure it's just a concussion, right?

Yes, I'm sure he did, Mr. Wainwright.

But I'd like him to see a neurologist before we--

Neurologist?

It's just a concussion though, right?

He threw up, so--

Dizziness, balance, vomiting.

I've been there a few times.

He has some weakness in his left hand, maybe nothing.

But Dr. Agre at Dallas Memorial is one of the best.

Okay, it's just a precaution, right?

Yes, but a doctor will get an MRI

and determine what's causing Cody's symptoms.

But I'd get him there as soon as possible.