Spencer Wright : “Child in Utah River: Son of Rodeo Star”

BEAVER, Utah (KTVX) — Levi Wright, the son of renowned rodeo star Spencer Wright, is currently in critical condition at a Salt Lake City hospital after driving a toy tractor into a river in southwestern Utah, as reported by the family’s spokesperson Mindy Sue Clark.

Levi, a young boy from a family of rodeo superstars, was involved in the incident, which has left the community deeply concerned for his well-being.

Family’s Emotional Statement

Earlier on Wednesday, a statement was shared on Facebook by Spencer and Kallie Wright, Levi’s parents, expressing the heartbreaking reality of the situation. They acknowledged the severity of Levi’s condition, indicating that his brain had been without oxygen for an extended period.

Despite the initial grim prognosis, Kallie Wright later revealed that Levi had shown some promising signs of improvement, describing them as “small miracles” that have given the family hope during this challenging time.

Community Support and Fundraising Efforts

Friends of the Wright family have rallied together to support them during this crisis, organizing a raffle where participants can win rodeo-related items with all proceeds going towards Levi’s medical expenses.

The Wright family is well-known in the rodeo circuit, with Spencer Wright currently ranking 35th in global standings, according to The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. His recent victory at the Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show and Rodeo in Texas highlighted his continued success in the sport.

Prayers and Support

As the rodeo community and well-wishers continue to offer prayers and support for Levi’s recovery, the Wright family remains hopeful for a positive outcome. The ProRodeo community, led by CEO Tom Glause, has expressed solidarity with the family during this challenging time.

Despite the uncertainties that lie ahead, the Wright family is grateful for the outpouring of love and support they have received and urge everyone to keep Levi in their thoughts and prayers.

Emergency Response and Ongoing Investigations

The incident, which took place on Tuesday evening, prompted a swift response from emergency services, including the Beaver County Sheriff’s Office, Utah Highway Patrol, Beaver County Search and Rescue team, and local firefighters.

Following the rescue operation, Levi was transported to a local hospital before being airlifted to Salt Lake City for further medical treatment.

As the investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident continues, the community remains united in their support for the Wright family and their hope for Levi’s recovery.