Rodeos never really took off across the pond. Brits have all the ingredients: cows, horses, people who know how to handle them. But they used dogs, rather than folks on horseback, to herd them. While the American West is endless frontier where cattle roam vast swathes of land, Great Britain, for all it has to offer, doesn’t have too many wide open spaces. None of that seemed to matter to the fans who packed the 60,000-capacity Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in North London on Thursday to see Beyoncé bring country and western vibes to the opening night of her Cowboy Carter tour’s international leg. They were there to see Bey, of course, but they weren’t dressed for a concert: They were dressed for the rodeo. Boarding the overland…
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