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The Count of Commerce: Clemens Herberstein’s thrill-seeking road to ETAMU Rodeo Team
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The Count of Commerce: Clemens Herberstein’s thrill-seeking road to ETAMU Rodeo Team
Lion Saddle Bronc Rider and Austrian noble family member had never ridden a horse before deciding to embark on his rodeo journey. Unique paths often lead students to East Texas A&M University. But you’d be hard-pressed to find a journey as unique as Clemens Herbersteins’. Picture this: You’re a first-year student in a foreign country majoring in animal science. You’ve never even ridden a horse before in your life, but you decide to try out for s…
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