What a tragedy! The whole country is mourning the passing away.

Ace Patton Ashford, an 18-year-old rodeo roper, tragically passed away on August 12 after a freak accident near Chilton, Texas.

While helping a sick cow, his leg got caught, and he was dragged by a frightened horse. Though first responders found him alive, he later died at the hospital from head injuries.

A talented roper, Ashford had just graduated from Rosebud-Lott High School and was weeks away from starting college at Hill College.

His obituary described him as a dedicated athlete who spent countless hours perfecting his skills and loved the outdoors.

His passing has left a deep void in the rodeo community and among those who knew him.

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