Pat North Ommert

In December 2020, in Burbank, California, Ommert rode in the Rose Parade at the age of 90. On December 29 at EquestFest, she appeared at the Equidome in Burbank's Los Angeles Equestrian Center. The event enables visitors to get close to the 100s of riders and horses participating in the Rose Parade. Then, on New Year's Day, she made the journey down Pasadena, California's, Colorado Boulevard in the 131st Tournament of Roses Parade in which she rode a horse-drawn wagon, a group of the Horsewomen of Temecula.

Ommert first began riding at 3 years old with her sister. At age 5, she rode solo with her mother supervising, also a trick rider. As a teenager, she performed in an all-girl rodeo billed as "Patsy North and her Trick Horse Rex". She never stopped after that. Ommert began performing at age 16. She married veterinarian Willard D. Ommert (died 2004) in 1947. Ommert formerly lived in Burbank, but now resides in Temecula, California.

Besides being a trick rider, Ommert also was a Roman rider and jumper, and jockey. She toured with many Wild West shows. In 1969 Ommert was a Rancho California Horseman's Association founding leader.

Pat North Ommert (born October 12, 1929), in Bell, California, is a skilled rodeo trick rider. She performed as a stunt double in numerous films and toured the world with the Wild West shows through the 1940s and 60s.

Pat North Ommert was born Pat North on October 12, 1929, in Bell, California, and is the second daughter of Bob and Vera North. Her mother was a notable trick rider, who had performed in the Hawaiian Islands with the E.K. Fernandez Wild West Show.