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The little gray mare does it again, but this time Snap Krackle Pop adds the achievement of being the first mare to win multiple Farnam Superhorse titles. During the past two weeks, the top exhibitors and horses from around the world competed at the 2016 Lucas Oil AQHA World Championship Show at State Fair Park in Oklahoma City. The 2016 Farnam Superhorse Award is the top honor at the Lucas Oil World. It is awarded to the horse that earns the most points in three or more Level 3 events in three categories during the show. This year, 26 contenders competed for the Farnam Superhorse Award. A Superhorse has not earned a backto-back title in 15 years, but the 2016 winner broke that streak and is also the first mare to win multiple Superhorse titles. On November 16, Snap Krackle Pop, who is owned by Twylla Lynn Brown of Perry, Missouri, was crowned the 2016 Farnam Superhorse. The 2010 gray mare by RL Best Of Sudden and out of Brandys Silver Sheik was bred by Masterson Farms LLC of Somerville, Tennessee. Snap Krackle Pop was shown by AQHA Professional Horsemen Kendra and Blake Weis of Moberly, Missouri. The team earned a total of 34 points. Snap Krackle Pop won the reserve world champion title in senior western riding, placed fifth in senior western pleasure, seventh in
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Snap Krackle Pop, who is owned by Twylla Lynn Brown of Perry, Missouri, was crowned the 2016 Farnam Superhorse. (Journal photo) senior trail and 10th in performance halter mares. “Brandi” and her connections received $25,000, plus $2,000 of Farnam product, an original Lisa Perry bronze and a rose bouquet. Dancin N The Dirt, owned by Natalie Vargo of Plain City, Ohio, was the reserve Farnam Superhorse. The 2011 bay gelding by Hot N Blazing and out of Caught You Dancin was bred by AQHA Professional Horsewoman Leslie Vagneur Lange of Greeley, Colorado. Dancin N The Dirt was shown by Lange, Chuck Briggs of Azle, Texas, and Brian Holmes of Purcell, Oklahoma. The team earned a total of 31 points with the reserve championship titles in junior working hunter and junior pleasure driving, and fourth place in junior hunter under saddle and ninth in junior hunter hack. rodeo disciplines with $15,000 added to each of the rough stock events. The remaining $455,000 will be divided among the timed events based on Qualifier participation percentages throughout the 2017 season. For example, based on last year’s participation at the team roping qualifiers, RFD-TV would add $125,600, or 27.6% of the remaining $455,000, to the Semi-Finals team roping purse. Add this amount to the estimated $125,000 stemming from qualifier entry fees and you have a total team roping payout estimated at more than $250,000. The following is an EXAMPLE payout:
The reserve Farnam Superhorse received a prize package that includes $10,000, plus $1,000 in Farnam product. Placing third was DT Elenor Shine Whiz, who is owned by George Strait of San Antonio. The 2011 chestnut mare by Shiners Lena Chex and out of Slynking Sugar Whiz was bred by Canyon Horse Sales LLC of Bend, Oregon. DT Elenor Shine Whiz was shown by AQHA Professional Horseman J.D. Yates of Pueblo, Colorado; Dustin Rogers of Pueblo, Colorado; and Kimberly Leiter of Martin, Tennessee. The team earned a total of 22 points by earning the world championship title in junior heading and placing eighth in junior tie-down roping. Placing fourth in the Superhorse race was Tommy Boon, who is owned by Wayne Hanson of Creston, Iowa.
NCHA Futurity Entries Increase 12.2% - $3,500,000 purse offered Entries in the Open Class of the NCHA Jerry’s Chevrolet National Cutting Horse Association Futurity, presented by Great American Insurance, are up 12.2% over last year. The increase in Open Class participation is reflected across the board in all major divisions with
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The 2011 sorrel mare by Thomas E Hughes and out of Chitas Blue Boon was bred by Kobie D. Wood of Stephenville, Texas. Tommy Boon was shown by AQHA Professional Horseman Luke Jones of Allerton, Iowa, and Joy Wargo of Collinsville, Texas. The team earned 20 points by placing fourth in junior heading, seventh in junior tie-down roping, ninth in junior pole bending and 10th in junior working cow horse. Placing fifth was BFR Igniting Sparks, who is owned by Beechfork Ranch of Weatherford, Texas. The 2009 palomino stallion by Shining Spark and out of Sliden Wright By was bred by G. Scott Gaddy of Clements, California. BFR Igniting Sparks was shown by J.D. Yates and Dustin Rogers. The team earned 19 points by earning the world championship title in senior heeling. The third- through fifth-place Farnam Superhorses each receive $2,500 plus $500 in Farnam Product. the event’s prize fund exceeding $3,500,000. The NCHA Futurity begins November 17 in Will Rogers Coliseum in Fort Worth, Texas, and concludes with the Open Class finals on Saturday, December 10. For the first time in the show’s 55year history, with the assistance of $100,000 in Bonus dollars contributed by Jerry’s Chevrolet and Great American Insurance Group, the top six Open Class finalists are each projected to take home checks of more than $100,000. The winner’s share is estimated at over $200,000. “We’re excited about the great surge in entries for this year’s Futurity,” said NCHA President Chuck Smith. “The NCHA Futurity is
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To succeed at showing horses, it takes major dedication and hours of hard work. Nothing is more gratifying than seeing all the aforementioned come to fruition. Winning does so much for a person. It can change your perspective about everything in life and make you look on the bright side, as you are now a winner in the up and down cycle of life. The interesting thing about reaching the apex in the equine world is now there is only one way to go. From this point on, the decision is yours to either keep the same kind of motivation to continue to succeed or to let things slide and let someone else’s journey eclipse yours. For me, showing horses began as a 12-year-old that had watched westerns on TV and wanted to be like those iconic cowboys. Doing things like roping, running, stopping and making fast turns like I dreamed of while watching the morning westerns became a reality. As I began to enter more formal competitions, I found out riding like a “wild Indian” wasn’t the way. I first needed a horse that was suitable for the event I was trying to conquer. Second, I needed a coach to teach me and keep steering me in the right direction. The rest I found was left up to me and what’s inside me. That means that this is a long journey filled with many downs that make the ups even sweeter. Now, after showing horses for 50+ years, I look back and know it’s because I love the sport, the people around it, and most of all, the horses that I’ve been honored to have ridden. Getting to know your horse on a personal basis and appreciating his heart and ability to perform the duties necessary to be a champion continue to always amaze me. My appetite has not waned in all of these years because a true horseman is addicted to every aspect of preparation, hard work, long hours, and even the smell of the horse’s sweat mixed with your own. It’s crazy but even the smallest tasks, whether it’s brushing, saddling, or cleaning the stalls are filled with simple adventures if you think of it that way. I guess in my creative mind, I find new challenges and opportunities in just about every aspect of the equine world. The climb to the top is a worthy cause for the internal workings of a
World All-Around race is wide open COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - High-stakes drama is waiting to unfold in Las Vegas for the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. The upcoming $10 million Wrangler National Finals Rodeo presented by Polaris RANGER rodeo’s Super Bowl - takes place Dec. 1-10 at the Thomas & Mack Center, beginning at 6:45 p.m. (PT) each night. Cowboys will be competing for gold buckles in bareback riding, steer wrestling, team roping heading, team roping heeling, saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping, barrel racing, bull riding - and of course the battle for the prestigious all-around cowboy title. There are several tight races to watch at the Wrangler NFR with the chase for that all-around gold buckle leading the way. Team roping heeler Junior Nogueira arrives in Las Vegas as the all-around leader with $122,342 in the
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PRCA World Standings. Nogueira and his team roping partner, header Kaleb Driggers, are also atop their respective standings. “I want to do my job and rope really well, because these are the top ropers in the world, and the guys competing for the all-around are all very talented,” Nogueira said. “Whoever has the best Finals will win the all-around title.” Nogueira is correct. Steer wrestler Josh Peek ($116,603) and team roping header Dustin Bird ($109,694) round out the top three in the all-around standings,
human’s mind and body. I’ve always been a driven person and I’ve always wanted to succeed. I think the best part is I’ve also made sure I’ve enjoyed every step of the way. I don’t let the little things bother me and made sure that I had family and friends that enjoyed it with me. Life in general is not an easy subject until you find your path. God puts us all on Earth for different reasons and none of us are exactly alike. I want to make sure I use every ability that I was born with to the maximum! I don’t want to sit and idle but I want to continue to shift my life into a positive path that I have carved out through the horse industry. With my age and longevity in the horse business, I would like to leave you with some advice. The saying “it’s about the journey” is more than true. You have to enjoy yourself along the way and learn from every experience, both positive and or negative. It’s like reading a different book, adding to your knowledge and growing you as a person. When you win, be excited but humble. Remember all those that have helped you along the way and be enriched by every moment, good or bad. Memories of victories are a good thing, but striving for the next one is even better! For me, I’m not going to give up until I’m absolutely not capable of throwing a leg over the horse and loving every opportunity. But I’m not satisfied and never have been with just taking one step or winning one championship or training one good horse or making one dear friend. I’ve continued to remember the past as the past, today counts more than yesterday and that tomorrow’s future is bright. So as you come to the end of your show season, if you’ve reached the top, get ready to try even harder to accomplish your goals again and again! If you and your horse didn’t meet your expectations, it’s time to sit down and reevaluate your situation and decide the important changes that need to be made to elevate your performance. Even if you had a dismal show year, stop and remember how lucky you are to be doing the things you are doing. How many people in the world would love to show a horse? The only time failure is bad is when you fail to pick yourself back up, learn from your experience and push onward. followed by team roping header Clay Smith ($104,809), team roping heeler Russell Cardoza ($100,233) - Bird’s partner - steer wrestler Clayton Hass ($97,319), Caleb Smidt, the reigning tie-down roping
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Welcome to my second month of writing here for Bridle and Bit. I’ve just arrived at the NRHA Futurity in Oklahoma City, after just flying back from Australia yesterday. While I was there I got to catch up with my family for a few days. Even though I go to Australia about 5 times per year, it’s about the same size as the continental United States, so I’m not always doing clinics close to where Warwick Schiller my family lives. My father, my oldest brother, and his son and daughter are all clay target shooters. My nephew Matt is a bit of a phenom in the shooting discipline they do. Three years ago he won the Junior World Championship in Wales, and this year he won the Open World Championship in Ireland. Talking to my family and Matt about what he puts into the sport, its easy to recognize the same qualities as all the successful horse people I meet around the world. The commitment to practice, the relentless drive to succeed, and most of all, a positive mental outlook. From my hometown it was another flight down to Melbourne for a couple of 2 day clinics, followed by 4 days at Equitana, Australia’s largest horse expo. Once again it was such a delight to be able to hang out and pick the brains of world class horsemen from different disciplines. A highlight was one afternoon riding in the warm up pen with a world class dressage rider from Germany, just the two of us. He was then joined by an older gentleman on the ground, who proceeded to give him a lesson while I sat on my horse nearby and listened. When the lesson was over I inquired as to who the older gentleman was, and it turned out to be none other than Russian born German dressage legend Harry Boldt, winner of 2 gold and 2 silver medals at the Olympics. It is moments like this that really stick in my mind and remind me how lucky I am to be able to do what I do for a living. Another highlight was one afternoon I was in trade show booth, and a young lady with a New Zealand accent walks up and says she is a big fan and watches all of my videos. We chat for a few minutes, and all of a sudden it dawns on me who she is. You’ve probably seen video of her floating around social media and the internet, she is billed as the Free Rider, and she jumps massive jumps whilst bareback on her horse. While some of the jumps she does she rides in a snaffle, many of them are done with just a neckrope on. Currently the highest jump she has done bareback is around 6 feet 10 inches, which is a monster jump with a saddle on. We had a good laugh that I was a fan of what she does and she was a fan of what I do, and the mutual respect was evident. Traveling from the largest horse expo in Australia to the largest reining show in the USA over the Thanksgiving holiday, I recall a conversation that I had recently with another horse trainer, who is also an international clinician. I commented on how lucky we are to do what we do. He said “you need to remember that it is an honor, and a privilege, to do what we do”, and it is evident to me that he gives thanks for his blessings on a daily basis. As one of my meme’s on Facebook says, “If you are lucky enough to be riding a horse, then you are lucky enough.” I think that is something we can all be thankful for this Thanksgiving.
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Call 911!!!!! No seriously.... Call 9-1-1!!!! I can't flippin breath! I've got an excruciating pain coming from my belly area and I believe my belt buckle is causing it.... I suddenly just grew a spare tire under my shirt... DAMMIT...... There went my schoolboy figure ....
A Time to be Thankful, Tofu Farting Liberals, and Let’s Come Together By Justin Legler
OK, Wait a minute, wait a minute, WAAAIT "A" MINUUUTE.....!!!! Maybe I can't breath because,"Donald J. Trump" just wrote his own page in our history books, and now is...... Our next President of "THE" United States of America... He freakin did it... He WON!!! I'm still in aww... Actually, we "ALL" did it and I'll get to that, but you got to keep reading...
Alright, back to my explanation of my self inflicted, turkey coma.... LOL.... Man..... I ate way tooooo much... I always do every year.... Didn't you? Your suppose to, it's stinking Thanksgiving... OK, maybe I just tell myself that to make it alright .... It's only once a year so com'mon... It will be alright... Think I possibly might have swallowed the wishbone as well, inhaling all that yard bird LOL.... Hello everyone! Justin Legler here from Imperial! I hope your Thanksgiving was awesome! One to remember! I hope you were surrounded with friends, family members, loved ones, and anyone you hold dear to your heart.... That's what it's all about! Right!!! Thanksgiving!!! A time to reflect! A time to feel loved! A time to be thankful for all the blessings and people we have in our lives.... A time to truly appreciate.... LIFE!!!! Awesome.....
builders.... Slammed... Busiest Imperial construction side has been in 10 years... And we're loving it.... Just finished an oversized stall shed-row stick built "Mare Motel" barn for some big ponies...You can see completion pics on Imperial Enterprise Inc. Facebook page! Completely thought up by customer, completely built by Imperial! Took their concept and designed, engineered it, pulled permits, and built it!! "Whatever you want", is our motto! Have you seen our display round pen yet? Built out of "Imperial Laminate", "Arizona Half Walls"! If you haven't, better get in here and check it out before someone buys it! Looking to build, need to get moving on it and get on our pipeline! We're running about 6-8 weeks!! Be sure and visit Imperialbarns.com for our monthly barn specials... Our specials are also in this edition of the Bridle & Bit! Alright, here we go.... "Politics By A Dumb Cowboy"! I promise not to make it a long drawn out, negative deal because we've "ALL" have had our fill of this campaign.... OK, I'll try... But what a freakin ride.... He did it!!! We the people did it actually! We the people who came out and actually voted!!!! Well, that's why he's in there.. I remember when I first started writing this article over two years ago, I was not a Donald Trump fan... Not at all! If you've been following that long, you may recall! It wasn't until he announced, "I'm running for President of the United States of America".... I thought to myself, why in the hell would this arrogant, loud mouth, Hollywood want to be run.... Especially with what he had, and what he was worth.... That right there made me look at him, learn who he was, what he stood for, then I joined him.... Never could stand Hillary and her corruptness anyways....
It's my favorite time of the year.... Everyone especially kids, well we all got that extra twinkle in our eye.... We all know what's next to come! Well, it's the fat man in a red and white suite delivering presents.. The one we all, at some point in our life, tried staying up and catching him in the act ... And no, it's not me after all that turkey LOL.... Com'mon Christmas! Who's going to the NFR this year? The true "Cowboy Christmas".... That's if the top 15 finalists have a good finals! Or if your there Justin spectating, a little luck on the tables would be nice right... It too could be your Cowboy Christmas, OR...... It may cost you Christmas LOL... Knowing when to get up isn't as easy as they say especially when your flat whipping the house, a few cocktails down the hatch, and then that environment... Man, some of those outfits ... YEAH.... I know! Been there, done that! Good times... If you have never been, there's NO other experience like it and I recommend you go! Get your butts up there!! You won't forget that experience! EVER.... Trust me... Good luck to all the finalist! If you made it there, you flat deserve it.... I mentioned last month, I brought in some roll off dumps just to test the waters here @ Imperial! What an awesome trailer! I've already sold the gooseneck and a few bins.... If you never seen one, you've got to come check these "Roll Offs" out! You can also see them on our website, Imperialaz.com! Perfect trailer for you contractors out there, landscapers, horse boarding facilities for manure and so on.... Many many uses for this trailer! MaxXD is even running a promotion if you purchase by December 31st... I put that promotional video on Imperial Trailer Sales and Livestock Supply Inc. Facebook page... $100 Visa per unit which means, per trailer, per bin! Buy the trailer and two bins, get $300.00 in Visas! Could pay for your Christmas! Don't miss out! After I mention I needed consignments last month, quite a few came in and sold! A 6 horse, 3 LQ's, couple of used trailers... They're already all gone! Tis the season... If your considering selling your trailer, before you go thru the hassle of advertising them, and then dealing with the public, call Imperial! If the purchaser needs financing, we've got the banks with the dough to make it happen and get that trailer off your hands!!! No headache for you! Try us!! Beau and the boys in our trailer shop have had a few new challenging and fun projects that just completed! They just finished up a project where they had to drop a damaged H frame that the axles mount on a big six horse trainer... Completely rebuilt a new one mimicking the damaged one, then reinstalled it! That was quite the project! Normally one that goes back to the manufacture but nope.... Beau and the boys got it done and did an awesome job! All pics throughout that project will soon be on Imperial's Facebook page! Check them out! For all your trailer service needs, trailer tires, warranty, insurance claims, give Beau a call! We also got three lines of tires we're running specials on for the month of December!! Back page in the Bridle & Bit, you'll see it! Moving on to the barn side with Steve and our crew of livestock facility
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You see, It just took the right person, the "Donald" to pull it off! An underdog! The laughing stock of the political world! A loud, fowl mouth human being who actually brought the people TOGETHER.... For the love of ones Country... To change the corrupt direction in which this country has been heading.... And again I say, why else would a multi-millionaire do this.....
Well here's two reasons really in my opinion... To give back to this great Country in which it has allowed him the opportunity to be successful and make a fortune... Which he has mentioned this during his campaign! The other reason which is entirely my opinion... The right to say, "I took them head on and whipped their asses when all odds were against me".... Who wouldn't want to wear that golden belt buckle! That's what winners do! He wouldn't be where he's at in life if he wasn't a winner! It's exactly what this Country needs, not to mention his business background... Donald J. Trump, you are my freakin HERO man.... You did it.... We did it.... Now to all you protesting, not of age punks... To all you welfare babies.... To all you tofu farting liberals... GET OVER IT..... OK, I stole tofu farting from Randy Lewis and every time he says it, I freakin laugh... But, I had to use it .... But seriously..... Get over it! When Obama won for the first time, he too was not the popular vote.... You didn't see Republicans protesting and tearing things up... No you didn't... We accepted him as our President and put our faith in him and went on with our lives... Honestly, right now is the most Presidential Obama has looked in all his 8 years trying to tell these cry babies, accept him.... Give him a chance!!! The sun will rise tomorrow.... Here's your proof that Donald is what this Country needed! Look at the Cabinet he has already put together.... Look at the Stock Market... Look at the foreign leaders who actually announced publicly and congratulated him for winning!!! When was the last time we seen that??? It's just like we all hoped! He's surrounding himself with successful people as true business giants/leaders do.... He's already got respect for pulling it off!!! Yes, you millenniums and titty babies are going to have to start earning your way... But that is how this world prospers... I know one things for sure, your parents probably were high-fiveing each other as soon as he was elected LOL... What we all need to do, is come together as one! Move forward!! Stop the hate!!! Stop the divide AND give the man a damn chance to make "America Great Again"! My money is on "The Donald"!! As always, thanks for reading and if you've been along for the ride since the beginning, hey, I really do appreciate you reading! Next month, #Gotrump #Makeamericagreatagain #Letsdoittogether
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Pat Garrett Lays a Trap December 19, 1880 Sheriff-elect Pat Garrett and his posse, sneak into Old Fort Sumner in the middle of a freak snowstorm. Guessing that Billy the Kid’s gang will stop first at the old hospital building where Manuela Bowdre stays, Garrett stations his men around the adobe structure (some researchers speculate he bound and gagged Mrs. Bowdre). The men light a fire. Some clean their guns or sleep; others, including Garrett, play poker on a blanket. Around eight o’clock, a sentry says, “Pat, someone is coming!” “Get your guns, boys,” Garrett says, “None but the men we want are riding this time of night.” The men slip outside, where Garrett, Lon Chambers and one of the Roibal brothers conceal themselves against the porch where some harnesses are hanging. Mason and the rest of the posse guard the other side of the building in case the outlaws try to “pass on into the plaza.” Five horsemen ride out of a powder-blue fog. The thick snow muffles their approach. The concealed possemen quickly cock their guns. Hearts beat fast and each lawman holds his breath to avoid tell-tale steam. The two riders in front come close to the building and the lead horse sticks his head up under the porch. Guessing the lead rider to be the Kid, Pat Garrett snaps his Winchester up at him and barks, “Halt!” As the startled rider grabs for his pistol, Garrett and Lon Chambers fire as one. The front horse wheels and all the horses thrash in the snow to make good their escape. Pat fires at another rider, but the flash of Chamber’s gun “disconcerts” his aim and he misses. Many more shots reverberate through the night. Yells and howls of pain are heard from the retreating outlaws. As the riders disappear back into the fog, one slows down to a trot, then turns slowly back toward the posse. A row of Winchesters tracks his progress. “Don’t shoot Garrett,” the rider says, “I’m killed.” Barney Mason approaches the sagging rider on foot, saying, “Take your medicine old boy, take your medicine.” Garrett calls out for Mason to be careful as Pat barks again, “Throw up your hands!” O’Folliard tries, “I’m dying, I’m too weak.” He begs someone to take him off his horse. Someone takes his gun out of the scabbard. Another two help lift him off his horse and carry him into the house where they lay him on a blanket.
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The men remove his pistol, which is “full-cocked,” and find that Tom is shot through the left side, just below the heart, and his coat has been cut across the front by a bullet that missed his body. O’Folliard begs Pat to kill him, saying, “If you are a friend of mine you’d put me out of my misery!” Garrett says, “I’m no friend to men of your kind. You sought to kill me because I tried to do my duty.” Just then Mason comes in and O’Folliard sings a different tune: “Don’t shoot any more, for God’s sake, I’m already killed!” Pat and some of the other men resume their poker game. O’Folliard goes in and out of consciousness, intermittently groaning and kicking: “Oh my God, is it possible I must die?” he pleads. It takes him 45 minutes to die. “God damn you Garrett,” he screams at one point, “I hope to meet you in hell.” “I wouldn’t talk that way, Tom,” Garrett says looking over his cards, “You are going to die in a few minutes.” “Aw, go to hell, you long-legged son-of-a-bitch,” Tom wails. Mason chides him again, “Take your medicine.” “It’s the best medicine I ever took,” O’Folliard quips. He asks Mason to tell Kip McKinney to write to Tom’s grandmother in Texas and inform her of his death. He identifies the men who were with him tonight but blames no one. “Tom,” Garrett says interrupting the poker game one more time, “your time is short.” “The sooner the better,” Tom whispers; “I will be out of pain.” “The game went on,” James East later said, “and the blood began running inside Tom. He began groaning and asked me to get him a drink of water. I did. He drank a little, lay back, shuddered, and was dead.” Meanwhile, out in the dark snowscape, “Dirty Dave” Rudabaugh’s horse collapses after a 25-mile run, having been shot in the ambush. Dave jumps up behind Billy Wilson and they ride pell-mell to the Wilcox-Brazil ranch, where the remaining outlaws, Bonney, Rudabaugh, Bowdre and Wilson (Pickett hasn’t returned and is also feared killed) pause only briefly. Grabbing a few provisions, they spend an anguished night in the frozen hills, fearing a follow-up attack at any moment.
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This photo of Tom O’Folliard (right) has been published over and over. There is some question as to whether it is even him; if it is, it was taken when he was much younger. The Tom O’Folliard who was shot at Fort Sumner was a large man weighing 180 pounds. However, the photo has typecast O’Folliard as a waif when he was not. (Author’s ColleCtion)
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Hansen had other ideas. He came back for the 43rd edition of the Canadian Finals Rodeo and left as the Canadian Bull Riding Champion. Hansen bucked off his first bull in the Nov. 9 first performance, and noticeably hobbled as he ran back to the chutes. Then came Nov. 10, and his first successful bull ride in four months - an 85.5-point ride to finish third in the round. It was the first of five rides in row, and when he rode his final bull of the week Nov. 13 - Vold’s Black Rose for 85.50 points and another third-place check - Hansen won the average and made the long climb to an improbable season victory, earning $78,185.
He beat two-time champion Dakota Buttar by $7,000 for the win. Bareback rider Jake Vold won his third CPRA bareback riding championship, which he capped with an 87.5-point ride on Calgary Stampede’s Reckless Margie. Vold also claimed the Top Gun award that goes to the competitor who earns the most money over the five days and six performances of the CFR.
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Paints score big bucks in halter at the 2016 APHA World Championship Show Futurity in Des Moines, Iowa, and also made the trip to Fort Worth for the APHA World Show. In Amateur Weanling Mares, Susan Darr of Somerset, Pennsylvania, led She Curls My Toes to the world championship and a check for more than $3,300. By My Intention (QH) and out of A Mornings Verse, the 2016 sorrel overo mare was bred by Jim
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APHA is celebrating the successful conclusion of its 2016 World Championship Show, which took place November 2-13 at Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, Texas. In addition to naming 181 world champions over the course of 12 days, APHA offered a total of 289 classes and paid out more than $600,000 in cash and prizes. The show saw an increase in entries in several key areas over the 2015 Open/Amateur World Show including Amateur Halter classes (up 6%), Amateur Solid Paint-Bred performance classes (up 21%), Open Solid Paint-Bred performance classes (up 30%) and added-money classes (up 4%). When the dust settled and the final champion was named, the show had 925 horses with a total of 2,703 entries. Forty states as well as Australia, Sweden, Denmark, Canada and Mexico were represented. Farnam’s 2-Year-Old Western Pleasure and Hunter Under Saddles Stakes classes and the Farnam NonPro 3- and 4-Year-Old Western Pleasure and Hunter Under Saddle Stakes paid out more than $70,000 to horses that had been consigned to the 2013, 2014 and 2015 Stakes Session of the Farnam/APHA Breeders’ Trust Select Sale.
APHA once again hosted the American Cutting Horse Association’s Cowtown Cutting November 12-13, an all-breed cutting event attracting 70 horses and 187 entries. The Cowtown Cutting consisted of 20 classes and paid out $24,660. In addition, held in conjunction with the APHA World Show, APHA and the United States Team Roping Championships co-hosted the USTRC Cowtown ShootOut team roping at Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum November 11-13 offering an extra $5,000 cash bonus for the high-money-earning registered Paint Horses in addition to the regular prize line. “This year’s show was particularly positive,” APHA Executive Director Billy Smith said. “And seeing increases in several areas is always a bonus. A huge thanks goes out to all exhibitors and show staff for making this year’s event a success. Now, we turn our attention to the new show dates in September 2017 and making the next APHA World Show better and more exciting than ever.” Watch for more World Show wrapup information in the January 2017 issue of APHA’s Paint Horse Journal. Subscribe, renew or extend your subscription at apha.com/phj. Reprinting all or part of this news release is permitted, so long as credit is given to the Paint Horse Journal.
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The application of various forms of Pulsed ElectroMagnetic Field (PEMF) to living tissues for therapeutic purposes is older than antibiotics. Early reports were met with ridicule. Over the past 3 decades a considerable volume of published, well-designed research has solidified the knowledge base for how PEMF generated outside the body by a weak radio frequency (RF) signal is capable of influencing molecules, cells and tissue in favorably treating a wide variety of soft tissue injuries and conditions. As it is making the transition from complementary to evidence-based medicine, PEMF therapy is still misunderstood by the majority of health professionals and the public. This article is an attempt to explain the basic science behind this technology and its clinical applications. In subsequent articles a more detailed explanation of this therapy box tool and its potential will open a window into the emerging science of bioelectromagnetics. How does electromagnetic vaccination or medication delivery sound? It may be in our near future. When a signal (current) is run through a conductor, an electromagnetic field (EMF) is created around the conductor. If the current is constant - DC current – the EMF is static, or not pulsing. If the current is pulsed – the EMF is pulsed at the same frequency. It is the pulsed interaction of the magnetic field and the electric field that creates the biological therapeutic effect. Permanent and stationary magnets (those polarized discs that HEBER CITY, Utah – Bull riding started with a bang and ended with a fizzle at the RAM Wilderness Circuit Finals Rodeo as the top scores were all in the first go round, only one qualified ride was made in the second go, and everyone was bucked off the final night on Nov. 5. The cowboy from Randlett, Utah, Josh Frost, was a tough act to follow as he nailed an 89-point ride on Diamond G Rodeo’s Da Magic. “The bulls were pretty tough and we had some good runs, but I never dreamed I would win the whole deal off the first round,” Frost said. “I was pretty disappointed when I got bucked off, but it helped when I won the whole thing.” On Nov. 3, Frost’s bull turned to the right with plenty of drop and kick
are held against the skin with wraps information to molecules will be or bandages) do not generate an addressed in the next article, which electromagnetic field, regardless will also cover the essentials of PEMF of which pole is facing the body therapy for equine soft tissue injuries. part. Stationary magnets may work, PEMF has various applications but none of the biological effects in industry, military, electronics and documented for PEMF have been medicine. There are various PEMF documented for stationary magnets. therapy devices on the market. Not Most of PEMF all use the same research is done signal or signal with weak radio parameters, frequency (RF) not all are safe, signal, many some are both powers weaker dangerous and than a cell phone ridiculously emits. Weak expensive, and means both low some make false intensity and claims based on low frequency, research done often called ELF with a totally – Extremely different signal. Low Frequency The trend in PEMF. As both research a rule, low and therapy frequency offers deeper has been toward weak Various HealFast penetration into the signal devices, free of models tissues as compared side effects, safe, userto high frequency. This term may friendly and very affordable. The be confusing as the RF signal has a bulky diathermy machines of the past relatively high frequency – usually are now wearable and light units for 27.12 MHz – but the rate at which personal use away from the clinic, it is being pulsed is what qualifies battery powered and very inexpensive. it as a low frequency. The body They are also targeted: have to be has its own variety of internal positioned over the injured tissue, electromagnetic fields that influence rather than a whole body treatment. growth, maturation and repair. Injury The effect is localized. is associated with a change of these Most academic institutes have endogenous EMFs. It is believed that reliable online information on one of the effects of PEMF therapy the electromagnetic spectrum. devices is to bring those innate This spectrum houses a variety of EMFs back to normal to speed up signals of various wave lengths that healing. Whether it does it by putting have therapeutic properties: RF, energy into the cells or by providing microwave, laser, ultrasound and
Josh Frost takes RWCFR title and then right at the 6-second mark he faked left and came to the right again. “I thought about spurring him and he switched directions again,” Frost said. “He dang sure bucked me off at the whistle.” Tyler Bingham was the only bull rider to make a qualified ride in the second go round on Nov. 4 with 79 points and nobody lasted 8 seconds on Nov. 5. “It was a pretty dang good pen of bulls,” Frost said. Frost had a good shot at being a contender for the RWCFR All Around, but missed about a month of competition after getting horned at the hip in late August. There was some blood clotting in the tissue which
Josh Frost required surgery as well as a vacuum pump, he said. “I had a big hole in my leg for a couple of weeks,” Frost said. “It got
shockwave. Each one of them poses a health risk when improperly used. It is safe to say that weak RF is the most versatile yet safe therapeutic signal on the electromagnetic spectrum. This may be the time to mention that Eastern Europe has been using therapeutic microwave signals extensively in its hospitals, with volumes of research that has never been translated to English. HealFast is the animal label of a human weak PEMF therapy unit that has FDA clearance for the control of swelling and pain following facial plastic surgery. It belongs with a small group of battery-powered PEMF devices designed specifically for treating soft tissue acute injuries and/or chronic conditions such as arthritis. It is being prescribed and used off-label by orthopedists, plastic surgeons, rheumatologists, podiatrists, gynecologist, physical therapists, chiropractors and athletic trainers. These clinicians have come to realize the therapeutic potential of PEMF and integrated it seamlessly into the overall treatment plan of their patients. Veterinary Medicine is also
being re-introduced to PEMF therapy. Rapid control of pain, swelling and inflammation is often associated with reduced need for NSAIDs. One would be surprised at the relationship between weak PEMF therapy and procedures such as PRP and IRAP. Stay tuned. More information for you and for your veterinarian and your health care provider may be found at www.msteinpt.com Mac Stein is a registered physical therapist specializing in orthopedic manual therapy and equine therapy. Mac is also a non pro rider showing reined cowhorses.
healed up fine now, it was a flesh wound and didn’t hurt the muscles.” Although he missed out on the tiedown roping, he was able to make the jump to the RWCFR for bull riding and is now geared up for the RAM National Circuit Finals Rodeo in Kissimmee, Fla. on April 6-9. “As soon as the doctor said I was good to go, I was riding,” Frost said, noting the recent injury had no impact on his ability to compete at the RWCFR. Frost placed second at the 2015 RWCFR and his brother, Joe Frost, was in first. “If a guy goes in there and rides four bulls, you’ll have a good chance of winning it all,” Frost said. “I’ve got some months to prepare and am excited.”
By Mindy Valcarcel Cribbing is a compulsive behavioral disorder in which a horse habitually bites down on a horizontal surface with its incisors and sucks in air, often making a grunting or gulping noise. You know it if you’ve seen it. In one study of U.S. horses, the overall prevalence of this behavior was 4.4%.1 In that study, Thoroughbreds were the breed most commonly affected at 13.3%. Why do horses conduct this odd behavior? “It’s the same as people having certain vices,” said Laura Riggs, DVM, PhD, DACVS, an associate professor at Louisiana State University’s Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences, at a recent CVC. “Biting your fingernails, little kids sucking on their thumbs—these are all things that cause a response in the brain—decreased cortisol levels, decreased heart rate.” That’s the why. There’s a physiologic reward. So which horses are affected? Riggs said this behavior is only seen in domesticated animals, not in wild horses, likely because of
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Cribbing in horses: A surgical approach to treatment Cutting-edge advice for this behavioral vice in your veterinary equine patients horse management practices. “If you look at feral populations of horses that are happy out running around, that don’t get put in stalls, that don’t get put in pen situations and that are not really manipulated, they just don’t do it,” said Riggs. “It is a result of our management of horses—our necessary management of horses because we ride them, we need them to be at our access, we train them for different disciplines. But it does have a detrimental effect on some horses.” What about horses that you’ve seen cribbing out in pasture? “Those are likely horses that at some point had a management where they were stalled more often than a horse in the pasture,” said Riggs. The concern is that cribbing wears down the incisors and is linked to issues of unthriftiness, poor performance, dental issues, gas colic and strangulating lesions such as epiploic foramen entrapment, said Riggs.
How to curb the cribbing? Interventions are available that make the cribbing behavior physically difficult to perform or painful but are often not effective. Some of these interventions have included muzzles, pressure collars made of metal plates or leather, or shock collars. Out of desperation owners have even turned to the questionable practice of placing hog rings between a horse’s incisors so that when it does crib the hog rings are pushed up into the horse’s gums causing pain. Medical management in the form of chemical modulators of brain activity, such as the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor fluoxetine, though more palatable from an animal welfare standpoint, is rarely effective either. So some owners have turned to surgical intervention to make it impossible for the horse to crib. The most commonly used surgical method is a modified Forssell’s procedure.
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The original Forssell’s procedure involved removing a lot of muscles— myectomy of the sternomandibularis, omohyoideus and sternothyrohoideus. Riggs said this resulted in poor cosmesis and had highly variable results. The modified Forssell’s procedure combines myectomy of much less muscle tissue than the original procedure—along with neurectomy. The omohyoideus and sternothyrohoideus muscle are resected along with the ventral branch of the spinal accessory nerve. Riggs discussed a version of the modified procedure performed with a veterinary laser that has had positive results with good cosmesis. She participated in a study that looked at the long-term outcome,2 and of 90 horses that were available for follow up, 76 had stopped the cribbing behavior for a year or more—an 84.4% success rate.
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Sun Circuit Making The Most of March Move
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After the initial shock of Sun Circuit’s move to March wore off, exhibitors quickly got on board with the change. The 2017 Sun Circuit gets underway Saturday March 4th and runs through Sunday March 12th. The move frees up more of West World’s new facilities for the show since there is no longer a conflict with the Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction or the PGA golf tournament. Show management is making the most of it’s new found space and is able to offer a very diverse slate of classes while maintaining an exhibitor friendly schedule. From cutting to jumping to trail, there is something for everyone. For the first time, Sun Circuit will be using two new indoor arenas in the North Hall of the Equestrian Center in addition to the Equidome. This allows for all the reining classes to be held inside. Another bonus is that the timing is convenient for exhibitors and vendors who will be at the Silver Dollar Circuit. That Silver Dollar show wraps up just prior, and its an easy drive from Vegas to Scottsdale. Sun Circuit has always scheduled some crowd pleasing events and this year is no exception. The Fence Work Challenge returns showcasing some spectacular cow horses. Cowboy Mounted Shooting will blast into the North Hall on Sunday the 12th and the DT Performance Horses Roping Futurity will certainly attract top ropers with $7,500 added to both the heading and $7500 added to the heeling. But the biggest of news has to be that Scottsdale’s wildly popular Parada Del Sol PRCA Rodeo will celebrate its 64th anniversary with 4
performances held during Sun Circuit. The event draws many of the World’s best Cowboys and Cowgirls. The sellout rodeo crowds shouldn’t impact exhibitors however since parking and entry for the rodeo will be on the west side of the Equidome. Judges love coming to Sun Circuit as much as exhibitors. The 2017 line up includes Jeff Allen, Mike Edwards, Pierre Brierre, Jonathan Meilleur, Dean Bogart, Lynda Danielson, Becky Schooler, Daren Wright, Derek Hanscome, Leanne Harrison Demars,
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possible. A new addition to the 2017 schedule is an NSBA day with Pleasure and Hunter Under Saddle Futurities in the Equine Chronicle Arena. In Western Pleasure there will be a 3 Year Old Open with $1000 added, a 3 and 4 year old $1,000 Novice Horse Open with $7500 added money, a $1000 added Three Year Old Non Pro, and finally a 3 and 4 year old Limited Non Pro with $5000 added. Hunter Under Saddle horses have
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Bridle and 3rd takes home a Tokalt competition pad. The All Around Open and Amateur Cowboy/girl will each be awarded $1,000 compliments of Bella Vista Ranch for their outstanding performances. Amazing Sun Circuit champion rings, custom crafted by Sami Fine Jewelry, will be awarded in an array of classes at Sun Circuit 2017. There is much more to win. Check online at SunCircuit.com to see all the award offerings. Ranch Riding has a strong following at Sun Circuit. 2017 will offer classes in all divisions. There is also a full slate of Versatility Ranch Horse Classes that will be pointed by the AzVRHA along with an All-Breed division running concurrently. Besides added money classes, Sun Circuit is famous for its great awards along with fun and extravagant give aways. In past years, exhibitors have gone home with saddles, TVs, Rod Patrick boots, jackets, artwork, jewelry, hats and electronics. This year will be no exception. A treasure trove of goodies is accumulating, and the Prize Patrol is planning more fun activities. The month of March offers Arizona’s best weather. It’s one of the most popular times for visitors. AZQHA CEO and Sun Circuit producer Doug Huls said, “We’re encouraging everyone to book hotels, RVs and RV spaces early because its considered the best time of year in Scottsdale.” Great weather, world class facilities and loads of points; Sun Circuit has everything to keep it on everyones “Must Show” list. The Arena Schedule, Hotel and Reservation information is online at SunCircuit.com.
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Rodeo will remain at its traditional home for the past 43 years - the Northlands Coliseum. The contract keeps the rodeo in Edmonton through the 2018 CFR. The 2016 CFR began yesterday, and runs through Nov. 13. “Renewing our PRCA sanctioning agreement is very important to all of our committees and cowboys,” Robson said. “Our two organizations have a long-standing history of working together collectively for the betterment of rodeo. We are happy to get this done to ensure a prosperous relationship between the PRCA and CPRA.”
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only get one shot at the Triple Crown. This has been something I wanted since I was five-years-old and knew what equitation was about,” said Miles after winning the last leg of the Triple Crown. “I looked up to so many riders above me, including those who won it before me. I worked as hard as I could, and Sarah Barclay, my riding instructor, helped me get through it all.” Coming into the USEF Saddle Seat Medal Final was not easy for Miles (Rockport, Ind.). She faced immense pressure and stiff competition, joining young women who have been a part of Gold medal-winning Saddle Seat World Cup and Young Rider Teams. She also brought an inexperienced horse, her own six-year-old American Saddlebred, Harlem’s Wild and Wonderful. For this being the gelding’s first year in equitation competition, he fooled a lot of people. “I don’t think it would have been earthly possible for this horse to come this far in such a short time. My dad has worked night and day with this horse and has brought him to his full potential,” said Miles. A group of 23 combinations began the USEF Saddle Seat Final with preliminary ride-offs on Saturday morning. Miles and Harlem’s Wild and Wonderful stood out to the judges of Michael Craighead (Fresno, Calif.), Gary Garone (Richmond, N.H.), and Cindy Mugnier (Belchertown, Mass.) early.
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Farnam All-Around Amateur Crowned
Julie Cole and Size Matters crowned back-to-back Farnam All-Around Amateur titles
During the past two weeks, the top exhibitors and horses from around the world competed at the 2016 Lucas Oil AQHA World Championship Show at State Fair Park in Oklahoma City. The 2016 Farnam All-Around Amateur Award is presented to the exhibitor and horse team that earns the most points in three or more Level 3 amateur events in three categories during the show. This year, 13 contenders qualified to compete for the title. Julie Cole of Burlington Flats, New York, was crowned the 2016 Farnam All-Around Amateur. Cole showed her American Quarter Horse, Size Matters. The 2005 sorrel gelding, who is by Natural Iron and out of Bostons Black Pearl, was bred by Christine Davis of Bainbridge, New York. Cole is the first back-to-back Farnam All-Around Amateur since her trainer, Karen Evans Mundy, achieved that honor in 2003 with Ask Me For Details. Mundy then went on to win the title for the third year in a row in 2004. Cole is also the first all-around amateur to win
Julie Cole the title under a trainer who won the all-around amateur title during that trainer’s amateur career. Mundy won the AQHA World Show all-around title a record eight times during her amateur career. Cole and Size Matters earned a total of 46 points by earning the reserve world championship title in amateur hunt seat equitation and placing third in amateur working hunter and amateur hunter hack, fourth in equitation over fences and eighth in amateur jumping. The pair received a prize package that included $15,000, plus $1,000 in Farnam products, an original Lisa Perry Bronze and a rose bouquet. The 2016 Farnam Reserve AllAround Amateur is Angela Fox
of Carrollton, Texas. Fox showed her American Quarter Horse, The Company You Keep. The 2011 bay gelding, who is by One Hot Krymsun and out of Zipped Tight, was bred by Donna Morgan of Pilot Point, Texas. The pair earned 28 points by winning the world championship title in showmanship and placing fourth in the performance halter geldings. The Farnam Reserve All-Around Amateur won a prize package that included$5,000, plus $500 in Farnam products and a silver bowl. Placing third was Brittany Morgan of Brawley, California. Morgan showed her American Quarter Horse, Huntin For Fun. The 2003 chestnut gelding, who is by Huntin For Chocolate and out of Pass The Tee, was bred by Stanley and Susan Scott of Ocala, Florida. The pair earned 17.5 points by placing fourth in showmanship and seventh in hunt seat equitation. Placing fourth was Scott Allen Reinartz of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Reinartz showed his American
Rodeo Man Denny Wall Passes Away
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Quarter Horse, Investin A Goodbar. The 2009 sorrel gelding, who is by Ima Zippo Good Bar and out of Foxy Asset, was bred by Jim Dudley of Columbia, Missouri. The pair earned 10 points by placing fifth in amateur pleasure driving and seventh in amateur performance halter geldings. Placing fifth was Jenny Martin of Wells, Texas. Martin showed the American Quarter Horse Dirty Sexy Money, owned by Janet and Kent Martin of Wells, Texas. The 2007 gray gelding, who is by Sheiks Big Leaguer and out of Fight Over Emmie (TB), was bred by Melissa Ann Miller of Belton, Texas. The pair earned seven points by placing fourth in amateur pleasure driving. The third- through fifth-place winners each received a prize package that included $1,500, plus $250 in Farnam products. AQHA also presented the 2016 Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Bureau Leading Owner Award at the Lucas Oil World. The Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Bureau.
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Burger Becomes Third Barrel Racer to Wear NFR Back Number 1 It’s a special honor and privilege
for any contestant to pin on the No. 1 back number at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. For only the third time since 1967, when the barrel racing was added as an event at the NFR, a WPRA barrel racer will pin on the prestigious No. 1. Mary Burger of Pauls Valley, Okla., set a new regular season earnings record in the WPRA in 2016 en route to the top spot with $190,977. Although Burger usually just goes with the flow, once she realized that she could be the 2016 top regular-season money earner, she had a new focus. “I wasn’t going to go to some of the rodeos at the end of September but started thinking I really should try to win a little more to cinch that deal,” Burger said of the race to the No. 1 back number. “I didn’t really realize it until we were almost into August where we were at in that race. I thought at this point, there were a couple of roughstock riders who were gaining leaps and bounds, so to me I thought I am just going to go to a few more of these last ones to stay right in there giving me a chance. With everything that has happened this year, I really wanted to try to stay in that No. 1 slot. It
means a lot to me to have secured the No. 1 back number.” The first WPRA member to wear No. 1 was Charmayne James in 1987 at the young age of 17; it was just her fourth NFR. Sherry Cervi would also achieve this feat in 1995 when she was just 20 and competing at her second NFR. It has taken 21 years for the honor to return to a barrel racer, and the age spectrum has changed. Burger will be competing in her fourth NFR and, at the age of 68, will be the oldest NFR qualifier male or female. “I give credit to the great rodeos this year that have helped
Mary Burger me be in this position,” Burger said. “It is very special to me to be in the company of Charmayne and Sherry, because those are two of the greatest barrel racers with quite a record in the sport. To stick right in there with them is just a wonderful feeling.” Cervi will be competing in her 19th Wrangler NFR this year, tying the record of most qualifications in the WPRA with James but fondly remembers the time she got to wear No. 1. “It was an awesome feeling that
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I don’t think I really appreciated at the time but has meant more to me as I get older,” said the 41-year old cowgirl from Marana, Ariz. “It was pretty special, and I am super excited for Mary, who has had an amazing year. I think it is really cool that a woman gets to wear No. 1.” James was likewise happy for Burger and reflected back on being the trailblazer wearing the No. 1 back. “Mary Burger has been an exceptional horsewoman, the way she manages her horses and the ability to win, so it is not surprising. Over my whole career, I have looked at her as somebody that has been able to turn up and win on a lot of different kinds of horses,” said James. “When I wore it that year, I was sort of criticized for wearing the No. 1 back. I remember a quote in the Denver paper saying it was a sad day in rodeo when a teenage girl wears the NFR No. 1 back number. What it reminds me of today is (the late) Lewie Feild as he was the first one to congratulate me and was so excited for me. He was genuinely happy for me and I remember that to this day.”
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Nov. 14, cellulose-rich, 2016 – Alaska discarded wood Airlines today products could landed the first be a viable commercial renewable fuel flight powered source instead of in part by a new going to waste. renewable fuel Today, we are made of wood able to celebrate waste salvaged from private lands in the results of that investment, which Washington, Oregon and Montana. is a major advancement for clean Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack alternatives to conventional fossil greeted the passengers for flight fuels,” said Vilsack. “Over the AS-4 arriving from course of the Obama Seattle at Washington Administration, USDA Reagan National has invested $332 Airport to highlight million to accelerate this breakthrough cutting-edge research in bioenergy that and development on supports jobs and renewable energy, rural economies making it possible by developing a for planes, ships and sustainable bioautomobiles to run products industry in on fuel made from the Pacific Northwest municipal waste, utilizing wood harvest beef fat, agricultural left-overs that would byproducts and other Tom Vilsack otherwise go to waste. low-value sources. All of This flight is the culmination of this creates extra income sources for a five-year, $39.6 million research farmers and ranchers, is bringing and education project supported by manufacturing jobs back to rural USDA’s National Institute of Food America, and is keeping our country and Agriculture (NIFA).Renewables at the forefront of clean energy and Alliance, betting on the promise that innovation.
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Schooling the Movements of Western Dressage Thinking About and Training Movement Submitted By Leigh Webber Western Dressage Association of AZ thanks its SPONSORS!!! *Future Hope Equestrian LLC *Chaparral Veterinary Medical Center *Eric & Lynn Kazan *Leigh Webber *Scattered Rock *Prescott Animal Hospital & Equine Center *Ava Eskin *ProFab Iron Works EIEIO Professional Services *Kirsten Kuzmanic *Connie Lara *Ann Harrington
If you have room to mark out the size of a small dressage arena, (20 x 40 meters), that is a great place to begin! If not, you will need at least a 20 meter, (65’7’’) square, with the corners marked with ground poles. Some movements are quite simple; we just need to remember to incorporate them into our everyday riding. Ideally, we are schooling a level above what we are showing, that makes showing less stressful for us and our equine partner! The “directives” of each movement on a test are referring to what the judge or instructor are looking for in your horse for each movement.
When walking, practice working walk through the short end and free walks across the long diagonal or the shallow loop, (i.e. H-X-K), and back to the working walk. You can school this out on the trail; transitions within the gaits! If your horse doesn’t “come back” to the working gait from the free gait, circle around a creosote until it does. Engaging the inside hind leg will always slow and connect the horse. Directives for walk movements are: willingness, relaxation, rhythm. In a corner, “balance and bend” are 118
added. Practice turning onto the centerline and riding beyond “X” and halting, asking your horse to be attentive and immobile for 3-5 seconds, and trotting to the end of arena, making a 10 meter ½ circle and coming onto the longside of the arena. On the trail, find a long straight stretch and practice trot, walk, halt, trot transitions. Again, rather than pulling in your horse’s mouth if it doesn’t respond to your downward aids, circle a creosote until the horse has given the gait you asked for. Remember, in a resistance, pressure remains the same. Directives for first and last movement in each test are: straightness; quality of jog, balance in downward transition; square, straight halt; immobility and willingness when asked. Or, from the long side, turn onto the centerline of arena, go straight for several strides, change directions and return to the longside via a 10 meter ½ circle, and repeat and repeat and repeat. Once you know what a 10 meter ½ circle feels and looks like, you can practice this movement on the trail as well! When riding 20 meter circles, begin them at “C”, “A”, “B” or “E”. Put out “cheater” cones to help you know where the four places on each circle are. Meaning, picture riding on a large clock face. The letter you begin riding the circle is “12 o’clock”, then ride right to 3 o’clock, on to 6, and so on. OR, from 12 o’clock, left
to 9 o’clock and so, on. Ride one quarter of the circle at a time, from one marker to the next. Sometimes it is helpful to ride a square with rounded corners. Or, think of your circle as a diamond shape, 12 o’clock, straight to 3 o’clock, straight to 6 o’clock. These, “helps”, aid in keeping your horse straight and upright, no “motorcycle turns. When riding the test, really focus on the horse bending from poll to tail, the same, all the way around the circle. “Bend” should not be in the neck only but through the entire spine; that is what makes it an athletic, suppleness and strengthening figure! Directives for a 20 meter circle is: roundness, balance and correct bend on circle, quality of gait. When riding the shallow loop, from the longside, “K”, “M”, “F” or “H”, to “X”, and back to the longside, you want the horse to show a distinct change of bend as you cross the ¼ line, So, ride through the corner, like a ¼ of a 10 meter circle, (after “A” or “C”), to the letter after the corner and to the ¼ line with one bend, change your horse’s bend and ride to “X” and to the ¼ line, change the bend again and ride to the letter before the corner, which prepares you to ride another ¼ of a 10 meter circle through the corner! The directives are the same: balance and correct bend, for all the shallow loops, whether they are from the longside to the ¼ line, or to “X”; or the one in Basic Level, from ¼ line, to ¼ line.
Next month I will write about how to ride each movement in one of the new 2017 Western Dressage Basic Level Tests. Do make it a very peaceful and joyful, merry Christmas! Leigh Webber www.WebbersJoyRanch.com joyranchllc@gmail.com I am offering another Western Dressage clinic at Joy Ranch LLC, Desert Hills, AZ on Jan 28. Advanced registration is required. WDAAZ thanks its SPONSOSRS!!! Future Hope Equestrian LLC, Chaparral Veterinary Medical Center - Eric & Lynn Kazan, Leigh Webber Scattered Rock, Prescott
New Aerial Survey Identifies More Than 100 Million Dead Trees in California
representing more than a 100 percent VALLEJO, Calif., Nov. 18, 2016 – increase in dead trees across the state The U.S. Department of Agriculture from 2015. Millions of additional (USDA) announced today that the trees are weakened and expected to U.S. Forest Service has identified die in the coming months and years. an additional 36 million dead trees “These dead and dying trees across California since its last aerial continue to elevate the risk of wildfire, survey in May 2016. This brings the complicate total number of our efforts to dead trees since respond safely 2010 to over and effectively to 102 million on fires when they do 7.7 million acres occur, and pose a of California’s host of threats to drought stricken life and property forests. In 2016 across California,” alone, 62 million Bark Beetle said Vilsack. trees have died,
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Vicki Lowell Appointed USEF Chief Marketing and Content Officer
Lexington Ky. - The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) is pleased to announce that Victoria “Vicki” Lowell has been appointed Chief Marketing and Content Officer. Lowell specializes in brand re-
stages that transform businesses and is known for developing collaborative and passionate teams who deliver memorable creative and measurable results. She brings nearly 25 years of brand marketing and senior leadership experience to the USEF including 15 years at Discovery
Communications where she led brand strategy, creative development, media planning, and digital/social marketing for Animal Planet and TLC. On the equestrian sport content side, Lowell helped produce the Animal Planet series “Horse Power Road to the Maclay”, the
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NE SCOTTSDALE HORSE PROPERTY FOR RENT NE SCOTTSDALE HORSE PROPERTY FOR RENT -- $2,300 per month. On 3 acres. Approx. 1,200 sf. Fully furnished 2 bedroom 1 bathroom private living quarters of a larger home in a quiet gated community among large custom homes that are spread out on 3 acre lots. Includes full kitchen and dining area,
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Passion - Performance - Professional North of Carefree Hwy- $699,000. Gated 7.7 acre property with private well and loads of possibilities. Horse facilities include: 6 stall barn with tack room, 4 additional 12’ stalls, hot walker, double wash rack, 360 x 280 lighted arena, hay storage and much more. House is 3 bedroom/2 bath which overlooks the horse setup. Ride directly off the property for miles..
NEW RIVER - $410,000 - 2456 SF - Serenity, Privacy & Gorgeous Mountain Views in beautiful custom Santa Fe style home on 1.25 Acres! Desirable Great Room floor plan with 10’ ceilings, 8’ doors, 4 beds/3 full baths. Travertine flooring and granite counters. Plenty of Room for horses.
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Embrace the Struggle arrives at ProRodeo Hall of Fame
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – A 38-piece exhibit of sculptures by the noted Western artist Chris Navarro has opened at the ProRodeo Hall of Fame, featuring maquettes of some of Navarro’s most iconic pieces. Embrace the Struggle will remain in the PRHOF’s 101 Gallery through Feb. 19, 2017. Navarro, from Casper, Wyo., and Sedona, Ariz., has been sculpting professionally since 1986 and is best known for the monumental bronze sculptures he has created for clients nationwide. A former bull and saddle bronc rider who still team ropes, Navarro’s work often pays tribute to the Western world, including the 15-foot bronze of World Champion Bull Rider Lane Frost at Cheyenne (Wyo.) Frontier Park, the 15-foot sculpture of a saddle bronc rider (entitled When Champions Meet) at the Greeley (Colo.) Independence Stampede grounds, and a 16-foot depiction of the famous bucking horse Steamboat for the University of Wyoming.
Navarro recently finished sculpting a life-size T-Rex for the Tate Museum in Casper Wyo. That, and other pieces of his art, can be seen at www. chrisnavarro.com. He was chosen to be the Honorary Artist for the 2015 Buffalo Bill Art Show in Cody, Wyo., and received the 2015 Wyoming Governor’s art award. “I love what I do for a living, and hope others can see that through the work I have created,” Navarro said. “I have been blessed with a great passion. When you love what you are doing, the real reward is in the experience of doing it. “One of the best things in working with bronze … it is such a strong, durable, and permanent medium. In the end, it’s not about how many years you lived in this world, but what you leave behind that truly matters. All artists want to live on in their work. Knowing my work will be standing in the sun long after I’m gone for future generations to experience and enjoy is extremely rewarding.”
GOLDFIELD RANCH 5 ACRES $1,200,000
Let the peace and tranquility of this beautiful CUSTOM HOME in Goldfield Ranch take you to paradise. Situated on a 5-acre lot with tons of privacy and complete with horse privileges and all the space you could want and need. Flaunting a tastefully engineered rustic design, this home features 12' ceilings, stained concrete floors, and custom paint throughout. A fantastic open greatroom with glorious mountain views from every angle makes this living space a true entertainer's ideal set up for hosting parties and creating memorable moments with family and friends. A chef's delight in the gourmet kitchen showcases a surplus of staggered cabinets, gorgeous granite counters, double wall ovens, and plenty of space for the whole family join in the cooking.
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Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 4.5 Approx SQFT: 4,217 22915 E PLEASANT VIEW RD Fort McDowell, AZ 85264
Cherie Beltran 480-286-6512
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Take a look at this hard to find horse property on 1.85 acres in Bison Ranch! This cedar sided cabin has a warm western appeal with a large living room and impressive floor to ceiling river rock fireplace with gorgeous wood mantle. Family room off kitchen with dining room and pellet stove. Spacious bedrooms and plenty of storage. The Castle Brook barn is a 4 stall (16 x 12 each) shed row plus tack room, feed room and automatic heated Nelson waters in each stall and pasture. Located near the National Forest for miles of riding and enjoyment in the pines in the White Mountains!
1973 Red Deer Run P.O. Box 461 Overgaard, AZ 85933
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Castle Brook Barn
2295 Bison Ranch Trail in Overgaard, AZ
Wow! A true horse lovers dream awaits you with this beautiful log cabin, Castle Brook barn and equestrian set-up backing
up to the National Forest for miles of riding in the White Mountains! The cabin boasts vaulted aspen wood ceilings, rock covered fireplace with wood mantle, newly painted inside, warm wood accents, and new laminate wood flooring. Enjoy the covered wrap around deck which is great for entertaining or relaxing and enjoying the outdoors. The 1332 sq ft Castle Brook barn is a beauty! It has two (14x12) stalls with storage room, wash room and an office room. Fenced in pasture area as well as a separate work out area. All this on 1.67 acre lot in the tall pines! Must see in person to appreciate all the unique features and beauty of the area
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Rural America at a Glance, 2016 Edition
Samantha Goodman PLLC ABR, CLSS, CRS, GRI, E-Pro, SFR
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4Bd/4Ba, 3,495 sf, 1 Acre, 3.5 Car Garage, Pool, RV Gates $575,000 MLS#5496524
5200 S. 109th Dr. Tolleson AZ 4Bd/2Ba, 1,697 sf, .26 Acre, Horse Set-Up, Workshop, RV Gates $165,000 MLS#5506971
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2,541 sf, 10 Acres, FIX-UP, Out Buildings, HUGE POTENTIAL!! $336,800 MLS#5455355 4002 W. Carver (Laveen) 1 Acre, Shared Well, $62,500 3821 W. Carver (Laveen) 1 Acre, Shared Well, $68,800 29000 N. 166th Ave (Surprise) 5 Acres, Pvt. Water Co., $95,000 21300 W. Narramore (Buckeye) 5 - 10 Acres, $58,800 - $109,900 17500 W. Dale (Surprise) 7.38 Acres, Pvt. Water Co., $120,000 11723 S. 40th Ave (Laveen) 2 Acres, Shared Well, $132,800 6657 E. Military Rd (Cave Creek) .93 Acres, City Water, 185K 3501 W. Chandler Blvd. (Phoenix) 5 Acres, Pvt. Well, $275,000
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 14, 2016— Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today released the following statement on Rural America at a Glance, 2016 Edition, an annual report by USDA’s Economic Research Service: “At the depths of the Great Recession, rural counties were shedding 200,000 jobs per year, rural unemployment stood at nearly 10 percent, and poverty rates reached heights unseen in decades. Many rural communities were ill-positioned to bounce back quickly. “Over the course of the Obama Administration, USDA has made targeted Federal investments in rural areas to create jobs, generate economic opportunity, and strengthen rural communities. This strategy, focused on production agriculture, the biobased economy, local and regional food systems, and conservation and natural resources, is helping the rural economy retool itself for the 21st century. “Today’s report underscores the result of these efforts: rural
America has begun a remarkable comeback. Key economic indicators continue to show that rural America is rebounding. Rural unemployment continued to decline in 2015, dropping below 6 percent for the first time since 2007, and rural poverty rates have fallen. Median household incomes in rural areas increased by 3.4 percent in 2015, and rural populations have stabilized and are beginning to grow. Child food insecurity nationwide is at an all-time low. “The future of rural America looks much brighter today than when President Obama took office. The incredible results highlighted in the new report demonstrate how longterm government investment and positive partnerships with public institutions are central to rural America’s continued progress.” The Rural America at a Glance, 2016 Edition report can be viewed on the ERS website. To read more about USDA’s investments in rural America and its successful turnaround, visit USDA’s entry on Medium.com, Rural America Is Back in Business.
“A REAL Horse Property in City Limits on 32+ Acres” $1,475,000
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Beautiful custom home with magnificent mountain views and flat land for excellent horse property. Custom cabinetry, great kitchen and flcustom oor plan; car garage for extra Majestic log4home on 5+ acres with storage stunningand more. Largeviews patioofwith Firepit. Gas Stove for the gourmet the Tonto National Forest. On paved roadchef! in Plenty of storage and cabinets plus a great Pantry. Beautiful Breakfast the highly desirable Circle Bar and Eat In Kitchen. Great Office too. Gorgeous views from Beautifully remodeled home with upgrades, everyMountain window!area. Right in the heart of Desert Hills.Many so many upgrades-functional and lovely. Exposed landscaping, decorating and much more. Looks brand new and it is!!wood, Easy to view.ceilings Easy ride forthroughout. horse owners. Plenty of vaulted andout vigas Master roomSuite to have horses on property. State of the art well with large Sitting Room/Office. And beautiful that is excellent on low cost to operate., Large propane tank for gas stove Patios outside. Quiet and private with views to mesand fire pit. Master Bedroom has huge walk in Closet with beauhorse property with block tiful fimerize. nishes.Excellent Lovely architecture.All horse setbarn, up, fencing, mare tack room, 7 stalls, 2 large paddocks, multiple turn-separately. motel, tack room, etc go with owner. Could be sold
outs, automatic waterers, round pen and room for 1.35 ACRE Morton much more. TheCindy 5+ acres are splittable. Amazing 1609 W Maddock Rd., Brokerviews; serenity and awesome location - breathtaking Phoenix, AZ 85086 AZ REALTOR horse property. Short walk (600 feet) to the Tonto, MortonLuxuryGroup.com $475,000 ride, hike and picnic. Your own slice of heaven 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath here. 623-696-2868 2,523 sq feet Features Room Details Construction & Utilities cindy@cindymorton.com County, Tax and Financing Approx SqFt Range: 1,601 - 1,800
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One of Northern Arizona ''Real Horse Properties'' in the Flagstaff City Limits with lots of possibilities on over 32.5 Acres. This is only 7 minutes from Safeway and the Flagstaff Mall off Rt 66. This “State of the Art” 9 Stall Metal Barn with its own kitchen, tack room, swamp cooler and heater, was just completed. Ideal for Equestrian or Roping Horse Enthusiast has all the amenities imaginable including not limited to numerous outdoor corals and pastures, automated watering facilities for each stall, Horse Walker, Bathing Area, RV hook ups, Indoor Shop, Room to store one’s machinery and toys, vacant land to yet to be developed, 4 bedroom / 3bath, 3,600 square foot home, with all the amentias one would expect on this kind of property including AC on the main floor.
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Ginsberg Group Coldwell Banker Dallas Realty 5200 E. Courtland Blvd Flagstaff, AZ 86004 direct (928) 220-5012 toll-free fax (888) 633-8880 Ag@theginsberggroup.com
Wilson Scores Back-to-Back USEF Pair Horse Driving National Championship Titles at Hermitage Classic CDE
by Kathleen Landwehr
Goshen, Ky. – The Hermitage Classic CDE played host to the 2016 USEF Pair Horse Driving National Championship on October 21-23. The picturesque Hermitage Farm provided the backdrop for Steve Wilson to claim his second consecutive championship title. Wilson (Louisville, Ky.) began the competition with a great dressage test, earning a score of 49.79 from the Ground Jury of Martha HanksNicoll (USA), Danute Bright (USA), Barry Capstick (IRE), Joaquin Medina (SPA), and Jiri Kunat (CZE) to take the early lead. “I’ve got a new young pair of Dutch Warmbloods that I found in Hungary. One of them is hotter than the other. I really had one of the best dressage tests I’ve ever had, regardless of the score; I felt really good about it,” Wilson explained. “I was able to keep the impulsion up and they have got beautiful extension. I pushed them a little too far and we broke to a canter in the last [extended trot movement], but that was my fault.” He and his own mixed KWPN and Lippizanner pair put forth a determined effort over the tough
marathon course designed by Barry a nice lead and I knew I could afford Hunter (GBR), winning the phase three [balls].” with a total of 95.67 penalties and U.S. Driving Coach Thorsten having the fastest times in four of the Zarembowicz pointed out that Wilson seven obstacles. had three different horses from the last “In the marathon, I put in a time he won the national title, making different horse, a Lippizzaner I have Wilson’s win quite impressive. “In had for quite some time and a real powerhouse, taking the youngest and most sensitive horse out. I had a really good marathon; I had one bobble in obstacle six, but I felt really good about my time and how well they responded.” Wilson clinched the 2016 title following Sunday’s cones phase. His lead going into the final Steve Wilson takes his lap of honor phase came in handy as Picsofyou.com he had three balls down for nine penalties and 6.13 time penalties over the challenging track. one year he achieved the same goal Wilson won back-to-back titles with a with three different horses, which in final score of 160.59. my mind, is the toughest part to work “Today in cones, I put the two out. Normally you change one horse Dutch Warmbloods back together, out, get another one in, but Steve and Dario was really hot and really has come so far that he can drive a wanted to go. If I could’ve had just a different pair just as well.” bit more control I think I could have As co-owner of Hermitage Farm kept from hitting a couple balls. I had with his wife Laura Lee Brown,
Wilson felt the stress competing for the championship title on his home turf. “For me, the idea of losing the second time around here at home in front of my friends made me more intense on myself and feel the pressure. Being the host of an event and competing is really difficult, but my wife and I love hosting and it is getting better every year.” Chet Halka (Millstone, N.J.) started off the weekend with a solid dressage test that received a score of 54.51. He and his own KWPN and Oldenburg pair had a strong marathon performance, collecting 101.66 penalties and having the fastest times in three obstacles. In the cones phase, Halka left all the balls up, but had 7.59 time penalties. His performance was good enough to win the cones phase and earn the Reserve Champion title with a final score of 163.76. Joan Fernandez (Murrieta, Calif.) and her own Friesian pair had a respectable dressage test to receive a score of 67.55. They had a steady marathon round to tally 174.82 penalties. Fernandez and her pair finished out the competition with four balls down for 12 penalties and 20.8 time penalties in the cones phase, finishing third with a score of 275.15.
Berndl and Whaley Earn USEF Pony Driving National Championship Titles
USEF Single Pony Driving National Championship Leslie Berndl and Sweetwater’s Zorah Belle Picsofyou.com Lexington, Ky. – A lovely weekend at the Kentucky Classic CDE played host to the 2016 USEF Pony Driving National Championships. Held October 6-9 at the Kentucky Horse Park, the championships crowned two National Champions: Leslie Berndl and Katie Whaley, along with their talented ponies. Berndl (Newcastle, Calif.) and Sweetwater’s Zorah Belle began their quest for a national title with a lovely dressage test to win the phase with a score of 53.69 from the Ground Jury of Anne-Marie Turbe (FRA), Elimar Thunert (GER), and Kail Palmer-
Miller (USA). Berndl boldly drove Teressa Kandianis’ 2004 Norwegian Fjord mare in the marathon phase, having the fastest times in four of the seven obstacles designed by Richard Nicoll (USA). They won the phase and added 86.19 penalties to their score. Despite the fact that less than three points separated first and second place, Berndl and Sweetwater’s Zorah Belle kept their cool in the cones phase to have a double-clear round and earn the USEF Single Pony Driving National Championship title with a final score of 139.88. “The whole championship was wonderful. We drove out from California; it’s 49 hours. She is an inexperienced pony with traveling, but she handled the trip really well,” Berndl explained. “The dressage was super; I was really, really happy with her in a hard test. The marathon was very challenging, especially for a smaller pony because she is only 13.2 hands. She handled the marathon like
it was nothing. In the cones, it was a long course and I really wanted to make sure to keep the speed up. We went in with 2.58 points separating us from Tracey [Morgan], who is a National Champion already, so there was a lot of pressure and I just had to guide her around and let her do it; she stayed calm and cool. She gave 100% of everything she had in every phase.” Whaley (Paris, Ky.) drove her own and Barbara Sims’ Welsh geldings to win her first USEF Pair Pony Driving National Championship title, winning each of the phases along the way. She had a wonderful dressage test, scoring 49.67 to take the early lead. Whaley attacked the marathon course with her pair and had the fastest times in all of the obstacles, collecting 90.25 penalties. They delivered another quality performance in the cones phase with a single ball down at obstacle nine for 3.00 penalties, winning the championship with a final score of 142.92.
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USEF Pair Pony Driving National Championship Katie Whaley Picsofyou.com “They were amazing. These two [Tommy and Tanner] are full brothers and they do marathon and cones, but my newest one [Night Flyer] that I have borrowed from a friend, Barbara Sims, this was his first competition as a pair in the dressage and he was a machine,” Whaley said of her ponies. “The dressage is what I was really concentrating on and that was the best score I have gotten in a very long time, so that was really fun. The marathon I hit about three-quarters speed because I was trying stuff with them and I just wanted to keep them quiet, and they were great, and the cones phase was good.” 123
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Cave Creek Gem on 2.5 acres
Absolutely Charming Cave Creek Gem located on 2.5 acres. 3 Bedrooms PLUS 2 Den/Offices. Outstanding 360 degree mountain views and saguaros surround! Open floor plan with neutral tile throughout. Eat in kitchen is complete with custom cabinets. Large master suite with sitting room and full spa like bathroom with double sink vanity and separate jetted soaking tub + shower and spacious walk in closet.
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Incredible One-Of-A-Kind 39.10 acre property with living quarters completely off the grid! Truly a rare investment opportunity. This property is just outside the Lake Pleasant Regional Park and 1.5 miles from Peoria city limits. This property has a great easy acces location, close-in, not ten-miles up Cow Creek Road. PRICED RIGHT $1,200,000
One of a Kind Cave Creek Gem! No HOA, and plenty of room for barn, stalls, or big RV Garage. Just completed and ready for move in!
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Covered patio with fireplace and built in seating, covered built in BBQ area with sink, tranquil natural stone fountain, Room for horses or build an RV garage on this spacious 2.5 acre property. Over sized 3 car garage with wall to wall cabinets. Great location. No HOA!
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RARE FIND. . . TWO irrigated acres with 3000SF 49+/- Acre Gentleman’s Ranch, Benson, AZ Five BR, 3 BA, 4121 s.f. custom home high on a hill overlooking the San Pedro River valley. Steel workshop-hay barn with concrete floor. Shipping corrals and small 10 head State of Arizona grazing lease. $360,000
98+/- Acre Farm in Pomerene, AZ 70 plus irrigated acres with an 800 gpm well that has a 16” casing, 70’ deep with static water at 35’. Flood irrigated and fenced. Suitable for crops, pasture, or nut trees. Located close to I-10, town, schools and services with easy access. A great value! $400,000
259+/- Ac Horse Property, Snowflake, AZ 2,844 s.f. 4 BR, 2.5 BA home, three sided steel barn and a spacious garageworkshop. Multiple wells suitable for irrigation may be pumped without restriction and metering to irrigate 200+/acres of tillable pasture $499,000
39588 N. 10th St
Beautiful custom territorial on 1.09 acres of fenced property located in desired Desert Hills and all things horse. Close to roping, barrel racing, sorting, penning and miles of trails.
Mare motel will accommodate 4 horses comfortably and has lighted breezeway and water. Breezeway and one pen opens into 100’ x 40’ arena/turnout and has a separate large swing out gate for ATV/trailer access to arena. Large wash rack, and concrete shavings bin.
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4 car garage and upgrades thruout. Immaculate Immaculate inside and out!! West Valley horseHorse ranch onsetup AND lush green pasture for the comfort”. Profes5 acres with 19 with 3000SF RARE FIND . . .“creature TWO irrigated acres more acres availsianal type front to back. 5 minhome, huge shop,landscaping pasture and pens.from Location, location for EZ commute. House is 3 Center. West is the 101, from or southBuckeye to the I-10. able. utes Equestrian bed 3 bath w/extensive recent remodeling. Granite and hickory kitchen with mega size L shaped bar. Flooring throughout is a work of art. Horse include covered Home has gorgeous remodeled kitchen and amenities baths. Formal dining and designed horse safety living room plus large fam rm (wood flpens ooring, red brickwith fireplace.) En- in Bathing stall andspace. tack room. closed Arizona Room is is big enoughmind. for lots of extra living Wet Lush green pastures are all fenced bar included. The shop has a private office, bathroom, shaded work area cross with more Built all with concrete pad. Front and backand yards arefenced fully landscaped. All steel shop with in cookout island, grand fireplace andcovered seating pens. in the back. Mature shade 1/2abundant bath plus foliage. covered trailer parking and covered hay barn. REALLY and Private. REALLY nice. Immaculate Several more horse properties available. Land too! horse ranch on kathymayre@aol.com 5 acres with 19 remaxnewheightsrealty.com more acres available. House is 3 bed 3 bath w/extensive recent remodeling. Granite and hickory kitchen with mega size L shaped bar. Flooring throughout is a work of art. Horse amenities include covered Tonopah - 2.3 acres ALL fenced and cross fenced. pens designed with horse Port A Stall barn plus large turnouts that safety havein mind. Bathing stall and tack room. large steel shades already in place. 3 car overLush green pastures are all fenced sized garage/shop. Home is well designed and cross fenced with more and move in ready. Entry gated gate. coveredwith pens. custom All steel shop with 1/2 bath plus covered trailer parking and covered hay barn. REALLY Perfect location to ride off into the sunset. Private. REALLY nice.
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Move-in ready, this 2111 sq. ft. newly painted home features three bedrooms, two baths, eat in kitchen, laundry room, dining room and living space with high, beamed ceiling, gas fireplace and two car garage. Granite countertops with custom accents throughout. Attached guest room/office/workout space has third bathroom and separate entrance. Workshop is mini-replica of main house and incorporates 720 sq. ft. garage space, and secure tack room with separate entrance. Additional covered RV/trailer parking or hay storage.
Home has gorgeous remodeled kitchen and baths. Formal dining and living room plus large fam rm (wood flooring, red brick fireplace.) Enclosed Arizona Room is is big enough for lots of extra living space. Wet bar included. The shop has a private office, bathroom, shaded work area all with concrete pad. Front and back yards are fully landscaped. Built in cookout island, grand fireplace and seating in the back. Mature shade and abundant foliage. w/gorgeous 3200SF custom home.
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Apache Trail 36+/- Acre Preppers Paradise, Sheldon, AZ, 5 BR, 3BA home, canning studio, root cellar, irrigated pasture w/600 gpm well, workshop, Foreman/Gue chicken houses, rabbit pen, garden, pond, fruit trees, corrals, fenced & cross fenced. Includes equipment, & RV. Situated along the Gila River with great views. $395,000
home, huge shop, pasture and pens. Location, location for EZ commute. West is the 101, or south to the I-10.
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