Rodeo readies for spring season in winter practices   Motivation
isn't just for humans, but for animals too.  During the long
winter months, it isn't just people who fall into patterns of
inactivity and apathy, horses do as well.  And like any athlete,
if a horse doesn't work out, it will pay the price when the
competitive season rolls around.  That's why senior Camie
Haskins is on her horse nearly every day.  Every Thursday she's
riding with teammates from the Moffat County High School rodeo
team in the first organized practices the team has had in nearly
two years.  Haskins realizes the importance of daily practice,
and if she can't work out with the team, she has the opportunity
to do so as often as she likes in her family's arena.  "I'm on
my horse almost every day, maybe not practicing, but at least
riding him," she said. "For other girls on the team, Thursdays
are the only time they get to work out, so it's pretty big for
them."  The rodeo team reintroduced organized practice under the
guidance of first