broncobuster , also: bronco buster

She used my ears for reins, whooping and hollering like she was a broncobuster in a rodeo.

And cattle have ranged over the soul of America, a symbol of wide-open spaces, broncobuster spirit and the bucolic life on the family farm.

Nicholas McGegan attacks the Overture to Handel's thirteenth opera Floridante with the determination of a crazed broncobuster from the Wild West.

When the real broncobuster (now one word, on the analogy of gangbuster ) pointed out this gaffe to the curator, his embarrassing revelation was received with a disdain bordering on condescension.

Clinging to externals, Brolin thrusts out his chin and flexes his shoulders; he walks crotch forward, like a dismounted broncobuster; and he speaks in short gusts, as if each little group of words were a shot from a Colt .45.