[4] Combs not only rode Baby Doll himself, but also allowed other wrestlers to ride her in return for a cut of the prize money.
[1] In 1955, Combs younger brother, Benny, won the steer wrestling world championship with Baby Doll.
[5] Between 1953 and her death in 1960 she earned over $400,000 ($4,119,685 in current dollars) in prize money, and in 1957 when she won the title for Combs, she also carried the riders who finished second, third, fourth and fifth in the standings.
Bill Linderman, a hall of fame and famous rodeo cowboy, once said that "Baby Doll knew bulldogging better than some of the guys who rode her.
"[6] When mature, Baby Doll Combs was a bay mare who weighed about 1,030 pounds and stood about 14.1 hands (57 inches, 145 cm) high.