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Bull rider killed as animal tosses him from back, then stomps him in middle of rodeo

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O’Neill, J. (2026, October 25). Bull rider killed as animal tosses him from back, then stomps him in middle of rodeo. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/25/us-news/bull-rider-killed-as-animal-tosses-him-from-back-then-stomps-him-in-middle-of-rodeo/

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Jason Blake Saylor, a 35-year-old bull rider, died at the Fox Hollow Rodeo in Waynesville, Ohio, after being thrown from a bull and then stomped by it on Saturday. Despite wearing chest protection, Saylor sustained fatal injuries that included a traumatic chest injury. The rodeo organizers expressed deep sorrow over his death, emphasizing their solidarity with his family and friends. Bull riding is noted as one of the most dangerous sports in the US, with an injury rate more than ten times higher than football, according to a 2025 report from the Arizona Independent News Network.

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On October 22, 2026, Jason Blake Saylor, a 35-year-old bull rider, died after being thrown from a bull and then stomped on the chest during a rodeo event at Fox Hollow Rodeo near Waynesville, Ohio. Despite wearing chest protection, Saylor sustained fatal injuries and was pronounced dead in the hospital. The Clearcreek Township Police Department classified his death as a fatal accident. In a Facebook post, the rodeo expressed their condolences, stating that words could not convey their sadness over losing "one of our bull riders and brothers in Christ." A 2011 study by the Canadian Academy of Sports Medicine cited that bull riders face a risk of death about once every 25,000 rides, making it one of the most dangerous sports in the US.

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An Ohio bull rider died after he was tossed from a bull and stomped by the animal in the middle of a rodeo on Saturday, reports said. asserted

reports → die → Saturday

Jason Blake Saylor, 35, suffered a traumatic chest injury after he was stepped on or kicked by a bull at the Fox Hollow Stables in Waynesville, according to WXIX-TV. uncertain

he → suffer → TV

Saylor sustained the fatal injury despite wearing chest protection, officials told the outlet. asserted

officials → sustain → outlet

The rodeo confirmed the tragedy on Facebook, writing, “Our hearts are absolutely broken following the tragic loss of one of our bull riders and brothers in Christ last night at Fox Hollow Rodeo. asserted

hearts → confirm → Rodeo

“There are no words to express the sadness we are feeling. asserted

we → be → sadness

Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, and everyone affected by this heartbreaking tragedy,” the post continued. asserted

post → affect → tragedy

A 2025 report from the Arizona Independent News Network found that bull riding was the most dangerous sport in the US, with an injury rate more than 10 times higher than football. asserted

riding → find → football

The report cited a 2011 Canadian Academy of Sports Medicine study that found bull riders are killed about once every 25,000 rides. asserted

riders → cite → study

Last year, a rider was bucked off his bull and trampled in front of a stunned crowd in the Bronx. asserted

rider → buck → Bronx

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