Bull Rider Jason Blake Saylor Dies After Incident at Fox Hollow Rodeo
A 35-year-old bull rider, Jason Blake Saylor, died after sustaining a traumatic chest injury during an incident at the Fox Hollow Rodeo in Warren County on Saturday evening.
Dayton, OH, October 25, 2026 —
A 35-year-old bull rider, Jason Blake Saylor, died after sustaining a traumatic chest injury during an incident at the Fox Hollow Rodeo in Warren County on Saturday evening, according to the information provided about the incident.
The summary identifies Saylor and describes the injury as traumatic chest injury. It does not provide details about how the incident occurred, how the injury was sustained, or what happened immediately afterward. It also does not specify the calendar date of the Saturday evening event.
The information provided does not identify the rodeo’s organizers, say whether emergency responders attended, or describe any medical treatment. It does not include statements from Saylor’s family, event officials, or authorities. No information was provided about whether an investigation was conducted or whether any safety concerns were raised.
Further details about the incident and Saylor’s death were not included in the summary. The available account establishes that he was 35, was bull riding at the Fox Hollow Rodeo in Warren County, and died after sustaining a traumatic chest injury during an incident there on Saturday evening. Other circumstances remain unspecified.
Story summarized from the original created by Brooke Jones, WHIO.com on www.whio.com, see more information here.
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