Brett Miller competes in Kok Buru at World Nomad Games

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Last updated Sep 18, 2026

Brett Miller competes in Kok Buru at World Nomad Games
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Brett Miller of Clermont participated in Kok Buru, a traditional Central Asian horse sport, as part of the U.S. team at the World Nomad Games in Kyrgyzstan earlier this month. Miller, who was introduced to the game through social media, trained for the competition after being selected to join the team. Kok Buru, played with a goat carcass, combines elements of polo, rugby, and hockey, illustrating a rich cultural tradition. Miller described the experience as a significant personal challenge and transformation. The event underscores international engagement in traditional sports.

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  • Brett Miller joins the U.S. Kok Buru team in Kyrgyzstan.
  • Kok Buru involves transporting a goat carcass to score.
  • Miller trained by improvising a training course for skills.
  • The event showcases the fusion of traditional sports and modern culture.
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Brett Miller of Clermont was part of the U.S. Kok Buru team that competed in the Central Asian horse sport at the World Nomad Games in Kyrgyzstan.

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