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Legend In The Rodo World

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Fallon Taylor Model, actor, designer, and rodeo legend Fallon Taylor has been breaking boundaries for nearly 20 years. Fallon Taylor is a legend in the rodeo world. Some people see her as obnoxious and self-righteous, but unless you know her story you will not know the real her. From her breaking records to breaking her C2 there is a lot to know about her and her achievements throughout the years of her life. Growing up on a ranch, Fallon Taylor has been riding horses her entire life. When she was seven years old she was the youngest Professional Barrel Racer to belong to the Women's Professional Rodeo Association. At only thirteen years old Fallon was making headlines by qualifying for multiple NFR’s in the 90’s. Only a two years

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