Wild Horses: Canadian sister/brother duo to entertain during NDWS rodeo with exceptional horsemanship acts
Fans at this year’s North Dakota Winter Show in Valley City are in for a real treat.
Sister/brother duo Piper and Cash Yule will entertain during each performance of the rodeo, March 1011.
The pair are still in their teens: Piper is thirteen and Cash is fifteen, and they are Canadian residents, living in Wardlow, Alberta.
Fans will be enthralled with Piper, as she Roman rides: standing on the backs of two horses as they gallop around the arena. She does liberty work, giving voice and visual commands to her horses, without the use of reins or a bridle. She also trick rides, performing gymnastic-like stunts on the back of a galloping horse.
Cash exhibits excellent horsemanship skills, cracking a whip as he is on horseback, as his equine partner spins, does sliding stops, and patterns. Cash even sets his whips on fire, with a horse that doesn’t flinch from the flames!
Piper has been entertaining at rodeos for the past six years and has been selected to perform at some of the nation’s biggest rodeos: the 2019 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, the Canadian Finals Rodeo, Denver’s National Western Stock Show and Rodeo, the Calgary Stampede for the past nine years, and others.
Cash is more of a homebody, his mother Kelsey said, and joins his sister on the road occasionally.
The two attend public school, Piper in the seventh grade and Cash as a sophomore. They are able to take their schoolwork with them when they are on the rodeo road.
Piper competed in the World’s Greatest Horseman competition in Ft. Worth, Texas last month, winning tenth place. It’s a testament to her horsemanship skills, as the contest is considered to be one of the toughest feats Western performance riders can attain.
The Yule siblings are can’t-miss entertainment
and will put on a new show for every performance of the Winter Show!
The ND Winter Show
PRCA Rodeo takes place Fri., March 10 at 7 p.m. and Sat., March 11 at 2 and 7 p.m. Tickets are available online
at NorthDakotaWinterShow.com and range in price from $20-$25 for adults and $15 for children ages 14 and under.
For more information and an NDWS schedule of events, visit the website.