The World Championship Junior Rodeo is heading to the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma at the end of June and one of the names on the draw is none other than Daxton Feild, a cowboy that some say is a rising star.
“That’s a pretty big statement, to say rising star. I don’t feel like that, I feel like I’m jus trying to work hard. I’m not quite a star yet. I need a few more years to get some more horses under me before I call myself a star,” Feild said.
Feild’s success so far includes being first in the Qualifier and fifth in the Championship Round to land his place at the Lazy E this summer.
“My dad and Kaycee kind of held me back for a little while, more than some other kids wouldv’e. I didn’t get to get on a bucking horse until I was 16 and at the time it really sucked but now I can see how much it really benefited me,” he said.
The 18-year-old is feeling fresh and healthy with big goals. He currently sits No. 2 in the WCRA Junior Division Standings and having the legendary Kaycee Feild and his father, Shad, in his corner have him perfecting his craft to make his own path in rodeo.