Popular Bull Rider JB Mauney’s ‘Rodeo Royalty’ Son’s Congratulations to a Colleague Touches Internet Hearts

Jagger Mauney, the son of the rodeo world’s very own JB Mauney, has recently been capturing people’s hearts. The little rodeo royalty was seen congratulating a fellow cowboy on his mutton-busting participation and the internet can’t stop gushing.

The Lewiston roundup association on Saturday hosted a mutton-busting contest; a rodeo event for children which saw some notable family names in the lineup. However, after the match, a candid moment between one of the little cowboy participants and JB Mauney’s son was posted on Facebook by ‘Wild Rides TV’. The action caught spectators’ attention as Jagger’s presence on the ground caused excitement. Considering Jagger’s family history, the moment was a memorable one for rodeo enthusiasts.

Jagger Mauney’s strong backing

The 4-year-old under the limelight happens to be the only son of the rodeo legend, JB Mauney. The famed bull rider has made quite a name for himself in the sporting community. Joining PBR in 2005, JB has some unbeatable records to his name. Known for his strength and vigor, he has displayed a seamless character on the field.

Mauney was one of the only three performers to stay on the bull, Bushwacker for 8 full seconds, and one of the only 5 to get a qualified ride on Asteroid. In 2013 and 2015, Mauney won the world championship for PBR and reached his pinnacle in 2017 when he reached $7000000 career earnings; the highest amongst any cowboy. Being classified as an elite rodeo, JB Mauney has also made it to the Bull Riding Hall Of Fame.

However, JB Mauney isn’t the only one with all the achievements. Mauney’s father-in-law and Jagger’s grandfather was a champion of his time. Born in 1947, Phil Lyne was a notable cowboy competing in the Rodeo Cowboys Association. In 1969, the same organization awarded Lyne Rookie of the Year. In 1971, he won the all-around world cowboy championship at the National Finals Rodeo and repeated it again the next year. In 1972, he also set a record for earning $60,852 prize money in a single season.

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Holding a bloodline as strong as his, it is no surprise the rodeo enthusiasts had their eyes on the little cowboy on the grounds.

Rodeo community gushes over Jagger’s presence

Following the Lewiston roundup, the little moment shared by ‘Wild Rides TV’ was quick to make rounds. The page posted an image of Jagger conveying his congratulations to the little mutton buster post-match. Captioning the image with Jagger’s background, and stating “congratulates a mutton buster after his successful ride…just like any good bullfighter would do,” Wild Rides caught the attention online.

The image had people cherishing the little boy’s family history. “Rodeo royalty !!!,” one of the users commented, while another showed their love for Jagger. It read, “I love Jaggar he is a great little Cowboy just like dad.”

Commenting “Family Tradition,” one of the users speculated about Jagger’s future try at being a cowboy and continuing his father and grandfather’s legacy. Though only 4 years old, the rodeo community eagerly awaits Jagger’s participation in the sport.

Do you think he will be just as good as his father? Let us know in the comments below.

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