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Subscribe to RSSArgentine cowboys must stay on a horse for approximately 15 seconds compared to saddle bronc riders in the United States who only have to last for eight seconds. Either count would be a tough task.
Natacha Pisarenko / AP
A gaucho, or cowboy, rides a horse as he competes during a rodeo in Escobar, Argentina, Nov. 28.
Argentine cowboys must stay on a horse for approximately 15 seconds compared to saddle bronc riders in the United States who only have to last for eight seconds. Either count would be a tough task.