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YONATHAN BARUCH FROM MILITARY TO SHOW PEN SUCCESS IN THIS ISSUE: •

WHEN REINERS MOVED TO OKLAHOMA •

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OLD SORREL’S IMPACT ON REINING BITS OF SUCCESS WITH TREVOR DARE-

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FROM THE PUBLISHER

This month we feature the reining migration to Oklahoma which began in the early 80s. Like their counterparts in Texas who visualized a new era in reining in the Lone Star State, the soon-to-be Okies who moved in were dedicated reiners who saw their future, and the future of the reining industry, in the Sooner State.

They came from all locales and backgrounds and at different stages of their careers, to find a place that felt like home. They still remember the welcoming reception they got in Oklahoma where people living nearby were willing to help when needed, and local businesses met them with open arms. Without exception they will tell you how friendly their neighbors were and how they soon became friends.

In the April 1 issue, we will cover the next chapter of the Exodus stories, the move of the NRHA Futurity and then the NRHA Derby to Oklahoma City.

But before that, in the March 15 issue, we will head to the eastern US, and focus on two committed reiners, Charlie Smith and Dutch Chapman. In their lengthy careers they created more NRHA memberships and hauled more folks to year-end and Top Ten titles than any other trainers. They were committed to reining and they left – and are still leaving – a lasting legacy.

Countless titles were won, and a lot of trainers got their start there, including NRHA Leading Rider Craig Schmersal.

Participants in the Top Ten races learned to focus on a goal, work to improve themselves, to handle their nerves in competition, hold up to long days and nights and a host of other skills.

This important program created the reiners of today and continues to mold the reiners of tomorrow.

That is great because the reining industry will always need reiners and it will always need trainers.

Now more than ever there are tremendous opportunities for people who want to be part of the horse industry. That applies to the general horse world and to the reining industry specifically.

A variety of different equine businesses need help – from assistant trainers to breeding help to media persons to clerical and administrative workers. Opportunities abound for young people who have the willpower to prepare for and chase their dreams.

Success in life, as in hauling for a title, comes to those who are prepared and committed.

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From Military Service to Show Pen Success Yonathan Baruch

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When Reining Moved to Oklahoma VHH Training Tip

Martin Larcombe discusses too much bend in the turnaround.

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Bits of Advice

Trevor Dare’s favorite bits

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TALKING POINTS

Conquering the mental game of competition.

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Recipe for Success

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Read more about the beginnings of this thriving NRHA Afffiliate

Chimichurri Flank Steak

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The SWRHA

The Eternal Ride

Jason Vanlandingham

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Industry News

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Upcoming Events

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Show Results

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The Old Sorrel

How a horse born more than a century ago has impacted modern day reining.

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FEATURE STORY

YONATHAN BARUCH

MILITARY SERVICE TO SHOW PEN SUCCESS by. Stevie White

Horsemen and women across the world often give their lives to the pursuit of greatness in the arena. Easter egg hunts with children are often spent with their reining family at the National Reining Breeders Classic; and Thanksgivings are spent at State Fair Park in Oklahoma City at the kickoff of the National Reining Horse Association Futurity and Adequan® North American Affiliate Championships. Sleep is lost to midnight preparations for upcoming competitions and birthdays and anniversaries are often celebrated during or deferred until after important shows.

One might ask why trainers would choose a career that requires so much personal sacrifice; isn’t there anything else they can do to make a living? If you ask them, many will admit that horses are all they know, others cannot conceive of working anywhere except on the back of a horse. Many, like NRHA Professional Yonathan Baruch, could have done anything they put their minds to, but it is the passion for the horse and the pursuit of perfection that keeps them hooked.

Baruch was born and raised in Israel to Yudah and Orna Baruch who were both doctors. His sister, Or, and uncle, Amir Yeffet, are mathematicians; as a matter of fact, Yeffet was employed by NASA at one time. To say that becoming a horse trainer was at the top of Yonathan’s list of eligible careers would be erroneous, but the black sheep of the Baruch family was bitten by the horse bug early in life.

Baruch explained his situation, “I was highly ADHD. Back then, and even still, it was highly recommended for persons with ADHD to ride horses because anything with a rhythm helps you focus. So my parents, them being doctors and all, said, ‘okay, we’ll give him the best.’ The best opportunity was to go ride a horse. I really got hooked, and I started riding all the time.

That’s how it began, at the age of seven, I think.”

Baruch began riding in barrel racing and western pleasure because that was what

was most readily available in Israel at that time. His first introduction to reining was through a primordial form of ranch riding. He said, “It was basically the event that came before reining. You had to do some reining maneuvers, and you had to open a gate, and go over poles. It’s very similar to the ranch riding that we have today, but it was still more along the lines of reining. After that, reining came

Baruch currently operates a successful horse training and Non Pro program in Whitesboro, Texas, where he also manages a few broodmares.

to Israel.”

“There weren’t many riding instructors in Israel,” Baruch continued. “So, at the age of 16, you become a riding instructor. I really liked the competition side of it, and before I knew it, I had 50 kids that I would take to a weekend competition. Over there,

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Through his military experience, Baruch learned to work professionally with new people to not be afraid of what the future might hold.

you just keep horse hopping, from one class to the next.”

Military Service In Israel, military service is mandatory; young men serve for three years, and young women, for two years. Yudah, Baruch’s father, was in the Israeli army for 25 years and finished as one of the highest-ranking officers. Driven by a deep desire to give back to the soldiers who had sacrificed so much for his way of life, Yudah was determined to be a combat soldier, but the military grades an incoming soldier’s level of service according to his health, and Yudah was deemed unfit for combat. Undeterred, Yudah signed on as a medic because that would allow him to be positioned wherever he chose.

He served as a part of the

land commandos, which is the best unit that Israel has on land. From there, he served as the medical officer of a search and rescue unit.

In fact, he was the medical officer for the Israeli troops deployed to Thailand in 2004 to assist after a tsunami struck killing 5,400 people. As a psychiatric specialist, Yudah stayed on after the initial rescue efforts to provide mental support after the disaster.

With such a legacy from his father, Baruch craved his military term. “I always knew that I was going to want to do as much as they let me for the people that sacrificed themselves, so we have a better life and better families,” he said.

“Basically, everything that has more risk to it, you have to volunteer for so that’s what I did.”

Baruch knows he wouldn’t

be the person that he is today without his time in service.

“We are taken from our parents’ houses, our familiar environment, and put into a whole new society where we don’t know anybody. It has nothing to do with the area you came from or the high school you went to. We are put into a system where you just need to work and do a good job. If you don’t, there are repercussions. It gives you responsibility that you have to do whether you like it or not, and you learn that you are going to be okay. That’s the biggest lesson that everybody gets from it.”

Baruch went on to explain how a lot of people from Israel are just not nervous about life anymore. “You learn to get along and work professionally with new people, whether they are your friends or not,

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so it doesn’t affect your personal life. You learn to just go with the flow. A lot of people will travel the world for a year after their military service. For me, I wanted to see what it is to ride in the U.S., so I got in shape and saved for a couple years to go,” he explained.

Baruch got back into riding during his last year in the military, starting colts for people on the weekends.

Riding School Instructor After his military tenure, Baruch managed a riding school that also had a therapeutic component. Because of the lack of therapeutic riding schools in the country, he and the owners had about 100 children partaking in therapeutic riding over the course of the four years he managed it, due to everything from learning disabilities, like Baruch’s, to physical disabilities. In addition to Baruch, there were also two more instructors working with those children, plus four additional instructors managing the regular riding school side. The riding school served about 300 kids total. It was, in fact, one of the largest riding schools in Israel at the time.

“I showed in the all-around and reining at that moment in time. There wasn’t anyone very proficient in Israel, so every time we would need a judge for a competition, we would bring one from abroad, either the U.S. or Europe and they would give clinics after the competitions. That’s how we increased our knowledge.

I don’t know how good we were, really, but our youth did really well in the Youth World Cups. It seems as though we did teach them well because they were very competitive. A

lot of them that were under my guidance at the time finished in the top three when they went to the Youth World Cup, and some of it was even events that we never practiced, like cutting,” he said.

As Baruch’s savings grew, he began looking for a way to grow his skills in the U.S. “I sent an email to all the top trainers that I knew at the time,” he said.

“Craig Schmersal was one I had sent emails to and when Baruch lives by one, simple mantra, “Fall seven times, he went to Italy stand up eight.” to show at the [World Equestrihopes of his future, Baruch an Games], he met one of my lives by one, simple mantra, friends there who told him “Fall seven times, stand up about me. They found my eight.” email and told me to come, so He explained, “We are not all I did.” born equal. We are born into Baruch trained under NRHA different economical situaProfessional $5 Million Doltions, different health levels, lar rider, Craig Schmersal for physical abilities, and mental more than six years soaking abilities. All these variables up as much knowledge as create different people with possible about the 2- and different circumstances. The 3-year-old programs, learning true mark of success is to let show strategies and gaining nothing stand in your way. experience in aged events be- No excuses: It doesn’t matter fore striking out on his own. how talented you are natuBaruch currently operates a rally, or how talented your successful horse training and competition is, nor where Non Pro program in Whitesyou came from or where boro, Texas, where he also you grew up, it’s your fight manages a few broodmares. and commitment to your life He has been a finalist at goals that stand you apart every major event amassing from others. Don’t ever quit.

Lifetime Earnings exceeding Don’t ever stop. Don’t look $441,000. for something or someone Throughout the events of his to blame. Just keep moving life and as he peers into the forward.”

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FEATURE STORY

THE REINERS SETTLE IN OKLAHOMA Although many could not understand their decision, something about moving to Oklahoma resonated with a special group of reiners who felt a sense of homecoming on arrival. Like those who moved to Texas, the early immigrants created a new equine-centered community and a competitive but supportive culture. The Sooner state became home. There was plenty of land, the proximity to I-35 ensured buyer traffic, and the Futurity at Oklahoma City was only 90 minutes away. by. Cheryl Cody Bob Loomis The first pilgrim on the journey was Bob Loomis. He is a man with unparalleled vision, but he was never just a dreamer because he also possessed the ability turn his dreams into reality with hard work, unerring focus and force of will. He’ll be remembered as the winner of six National Reining Horse Association Futurities and a host of other laurels. He was also the leader in creating a breeding program to raise horses specifically for reining.

Moving south had been on Bob’s mind for a while when he finally moved to Marietta, Okla. from Nebraska in 1985.

There were multiple reasons for the move and one of the big ones was the difficulty of running a horse operation in a state with admittedly harsh winters. He said, “Weather – that was one of the very biggest factors. What we would call a bad day here in Oklahoma would be like Indian summer up there!”

The oncoming international expansion of reining was another piece of the puzzle.

Bob explained, “At the time, I had been President and was still very active on the NRHA Board. I was going to Europe a lot and doing clinics. I could see that the Europe thing was

Bob Loomis teaching at a clinic. Bob is an NRHA Hall of Famer and was one of the first of the reiners to move south to Oklahoma. He won six NRHA Futurity Championships, and has a host of other laurels. .

going to break open because they loved the reining horses.

The Futurity was moving to Oklahoma in 1986. I knew all that was coming and I wanted to be here before the first Futurity. I felt it would bring the European buyers and investors. Well, I no more than moved here and the international horse thing went crazy.

We started sending airplane

loads of horses to Europe.”

Another huge factor in the move was Bob’s dream of a reining breeding business. He wanted to expand. The constraints of fighting the Nebraska climate had made being in the breeding business more than difficult. He said, “It was a nightmare up north.

We’d have winter babies then we’d have to fence off half the

Right: Bob rode Benito Paprika to win the 1976 NRHA Futurity and 1977 AQHA World Championsihp.

Bottom: Bob’s broodmares in the pasture in Nebraska in the late 1970s.

indoor arena for them so we’d only have half to ride in.

For his breeding business to keep pace with his dreams, he had to be in a more accommodating place. He felt the ideal location would be between Oklahoma City and Fort Worth and near I-35.

“Up there, I would ride horses all day then be on the phone all night hustling business. When you make your living outdoors and go to the barn at 7 a.m., when it’s below zero, and work until 6 p.m., it takes two hours to thaw your hands out.”

In Oklahoma and Texas, there was traffic – so much more business pulling into his driveway that he didn’t have to spend as many hours on the phone. He’s never regretted the move. He said, “Moving was the smartest thing I did. I have been here 37 years and I love it. I love the weather, the area – the people – just everything!”

Why did he choose the Sooner state over Texas? “I originally wanted to move to somewhere between Gainesville and Denton so I had looked at Texas,” Bob remembered.

But he couldn’t find what he wanted there. He continued, “I needed a lot of pasture, 500 acres or more near I-35. I had a big breeding program and I had longhorn cattle. I couldn’t find a place for sale in that Gainesville area with that

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much land. Plus, land in Texas was about three times as expensive. I crossed the Red River and found what I wanted with great grassland and sandy loam – perfect stopping ground - on 580 acres out from Marietta.”

Space was important for him – both for mares that would come to be bred to his stallions – and for his own sizable broodmare band. In those days, prior to shipped semen, all the mares had to be brought onsite to be bred, it took a lot more space.

And his passion was his broodmares. Bob’s breeding business was always based as much on mare power as on sires although he had already started with two exceptional stallions, Okie Power Leo in the early 70s and Boss Nowata Star in the mid-seventies.

“In those days, when they were finished with a mare after the Futurity and Derby, they didn’t have much value.

Whenever I saw a great mare at the end of her career, I’d try to buy her. If I saw a great stud or gelding, I’d call the AQHA and find out who its dam was and try to buy her.”

He rode horses for Willowbrook Farm in Catasauqua, Penn. He explained, “Dick

Top: A group shot from one of the earlier clinics that rotated between Pieper’s place and Loomis’ place every year on Labor Day weekend.

Middle: Bob Loomis and Topsail Cody the night they won the NRHA Futurity in 1980.

Bottom: Bob Loomis’s Champion Longhorn Bull MC HANGIN TUFF.

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Right: Shortly after the move to Oklahoma on the new Pieper Ranch track. Pieper ranch crew Jeff Kasten on left and Scott Fisher on right Bottom: Dick and Brenda Pieper at an early SWRHA show.

Herr would have all the 2-year-olds started. I’d pick the ones I liked, and Mr. Fuller would send those to me to train. While I was there, I’d always look at Yearling studs.

I did that in 1978 and the yearlings came out. One was about a foot shorter than the other ones. He was a Joe Cody out of a Doc Bar mare with a blaze face and a couple of white legs. I fell in love with him. He could turn around faster and be gone before the others could get started and his name was Topsail Cody.”

The stallion was a tremendous success for Loomis but it was when he bred Jeannie Whiz Bar to Topsail Cody and got a colt named Topsail Whiz that he felt his program reached a new level. “When I saw how good he was I sold Topsail Cody and when Topsail Whiz hit it was the greatest thing that ever happened to me. He was the most fun horse I ever rode and my

greatest breeding horse.”

Bob had a catbird seat at the dawn of a growing industry.

He recounted, “When I first started training reining hors-

es it was an AQHA event then the NRHA formed in 1966, the year I started training. In 1967 I bought the best mare at the Futurity for $2.500. To

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have been involved in reining from very beginning to now, it’s been amazing.”

Dick Pieper There was no questioning Dick Pieper’s enthusiasm for the reining industry. He was a consistent winner – with 23 NRHA Futurity Finalists between 1976 and 1995. He served as the NRHA’s president during times of landmark change – as the Futurity was relocated and the new judging system was enacted. He could see a bright future for the area with the 1986 NRHA Futurity set to move to the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds.

Raised on a farm in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in southern Ohio, Dick Pieper rode a horse from childhood, either gathering stock or just riding. Like his counterparts of the day, he grew up working on the farm full-time while atTop: First NRHA Futurity in Oklahoma City. Bill Horn, Ed Shearer, Lyn Shearer on Enterprise Velvet, Brenda Pieper, and Dick Pieper. tending school. His parents thought he Bottom: Jeff Kasten win pic in an early SWRHA Show Rich McDonald, Dick Pieper, Wayne Laske, Brenda Pieper, and Camille Hobbs. should be a veterinarDick liked reining and cut1972 AQHA Honor Roll Reinian, but Dick really wanted to ting best but showed in ing Stallion. be a horse trainer. In deferhalter, trail, roping, and pretty It was when he joined the ence to his parents, he began much any event the AQHA fledgling NRHA that his caschool at Ohio State but the shows offered.

Before long, reer direction solidified. He draft and Vietnam war were his success was noticed, and qualified for the NRHA Futulooming, so he enlisted in he moved to just outside rity Finals in 1976, then won the U.S. Naval Reserve. Once of Pittsburg, to work for E.T. the 1977 Futurity on Spanish out of the Navy, he returned Halo.

Dick received his first Mountain, owned by Bill and home, built 16 stalls on the national recognition showing Pauline Haggis of Connectifamily farm, and began to Halo’s Mr Jim 45 to the title of cut. He was Co-reserve chamtrain – everything.

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Left: Monte Foreman was one of America’s foremost trainers of horses and riders, and many advances in western training have come from his years of research into the action and interaction of horse and rider. Doug’s father, Herbert, brought Foreman in for a clinic and that’s where Doug started learning reining basics.

Top Right: Doug won a first place individual trophy for reining at the 19969 All American Quarter Horse Congress as well as the first place trophy for the youth team tournament.

Opposite Page: The Reining Horse Sport Foundation fund raiser that left Milholland hairless and raised over $5K.

pion of the 1979 Futurity and AQHA Junior Reining World Champion on Cee Blair Masota, owned by Crawford Williams of Raleigh.

His list of futurity finalists grew and in 1984 he was offered the job at the reining epicenter - Willowbrook Farm.

But shortly after that, as President of the NRHA and active in the industry, he would begin to feel the call to move to Oklahoma – especially since the futurity was moving there. He said, “I also felt like the business in Texas and Oklahoma was more reliable and steadier. People would give a lot more for the same horse there than they would in Pennsylvania. It seemed like, up there, there was a five, six, seven-thousand-dollar ceiling so it was hard to make any money if you raised a

horse.”

As far as Oklahoma, he noted, “I’d always liked the area and always liked the people so we moved out – and our first week after we moved to Oklahoma, we sold a horse for way more than we could have gotten back east.”

The actual move came after an extended visit to the Marietta area – and a nudge from a friend. Dick explained, “Bob Loomis had moved down here before that first Oklahoma City Futurity, and he invited us to come out and get our horses in shape before the show so we did. We were going to lunch one day, and he said, “Let me show you this place.’”

The property Bob showed was a little over 100 acres and had some equipment sheds, but no other structures be-

side the house. That was just fine for the Piepers. “It was OK because we wanted to build really nice barns. The ground was good and we could see how the place could come together.”

The price was right and the deal was made. Next would come the building phase.

The first project would be a training barn with 40 stalls, then a 20-stall show barn and the facility would continue to grow throughout the coming decades.

The southern Oklahoma community was quick to welcome the reiners. Brenda (Pieper) Armstrong remembered. “It was amazing how the local businesses and the local people welcomed us. They knew who we were when we arrived and were so welcoming. They had n oth-

ing to do with horses but they wanted to see us succeed.

Neighbors stood ready to help us and the businesses supported us. It says so much about the people in this part of the world.”

Those were the days when most reiners trained on tracks instead of in arenas so that was another important project, but one made easy because of the sandy soil. “Basically, all we did with the track was dig it up enough to kill the grass, so to speak.

Then after we rode on it a month or six weeks, we got someone with a machine in there to level it, and it turned out really good. There were about 10 acres in that field, so it was quite open,” Dick said.

By March of the next year, Dick and his wife, Brenda, were the newest residents of Marietta.

In the coming years, much like their counterparts in the Gainesville area, the Pieper Ranch and the Loomis Ranch hosted both shows and clinics, attracting other reiners to the area and making reiners out of many who already resided there. Their dedication to the reining industry along with that of their neighbors south of the Red River, would soon create ripples felt worldwide. But close to home, it also ultimately created one of the NRHA’s oldest and largest affiliates, the Southwest Reining Horse Association.

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Doug Milholland Grounded in ranching from a very early age, Doug literally grew up on a horse, working, not showing. But his background gave him a work ethic and skill set that would not be denied. When he applied his tenacity to showing reiners, success came quickly.

Like other reiners, Doug Milholland was drawn to the Oklahoma – North Texas area from the start. He and wife, Valerie, had made multiple trips to show. He remembered, “We all went down in September of 1984 and stayed a few days to get our horses

ready. Then we went to the Texas Classic at the Old Dallas Fairgrounds and another show down by Austin. Bob Loomis won the reining at the show in Austin on How D Mae Bee.” An unapproved highlight of the show came in a special competition where all the wives lined the husbands up facing a wall and judged whose backside looked the best. Doug won that.

Like Loomis and Pieper, Doug had been considering the prospect of moving.

Originally from Colorado, the Milhollands lived about two

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Left: Chad Howard, Mandy McCutcheon, Tara Dare, Brooke Milholland, and Bobbie Jo Loomis at St. Paul Derby Right: Doug was an accomplished roper as well.

Opposite Page: The good bones of the Purcell location would grow into a beautiful facility

hours west of Lincoln in Kearney, Neb. He remembered the initial trip south, “Bob and Joyce and Valerie and I had come down in Bob’s motorhome in 1985 to look around and Jack Brainard went with us to look at properties.”

The process was fraught with risks, apparently. He laughed, recalling, “We looked at a place and we didn’t know a thing about chiggers and we all got eaten up.” Despite the chiggers the search went on. He continued, “We were always just having fun. Joe (Hayes) had rented a place at the time and when we found a nice facility Craig (Johnson) and Joe (Hayes) did rock, paper, scissor and Craig won – but he actually ended up buying the place across the street and Joe bought that place.”

Bob had found his place at

Marietta, and it had what the reiners believed was perfect soil.

Doug remembered, “Of course, sandy ground was important to us all. He bought it and worked hard getting the fences in shape for the horses and started building the show barn. When it was time to move, his plan was to load the horses up one evening then drive all night from Nebraska so we could get there and turn horses out, and they’d get to get used to the place in daylight.”

Although they were in on the plans to migrate south from the beginning, it would take a while for Doug and Valerie to make their move.

Doug explained, “Bob could afford to make the move before selling his place in Nebraska, but we had to find

a buyer in order to buy something new.”

In the ensuing years, the Milhollands made multiple trips to Oklahoma. They attended the Futurity and made the time worthwhile.

Doug won the $100,000 Futurity Championship in 1990 on Silver Anniversary (Easter Gentleman X White Whiskey) owned by Terry Hunt. He was Reserve Champion in 1988 on Rest Stop (Topsail Cody X Villa Eddie) owned by Marc Stuart, Ltd., in 1991 on Denim Jac (Hollywood Jac 86 X Frosted Lining) owned by Dave & Lorene Zimmerman and in 1992 on Fancy Jac (Hollywood Jac 86 X A Great Star) owned

by Sally Brown of Maple Plain, Minnesota. They also looked at properties, but it would not be until the Nebraska facility sold that the move could actually become a reality.

As soon as that was accomplished, they set out to Oklahoma again. Doug had been looking in Purcell and heard about a place in Lawton, so it was time for another trip. The Milhollands, accompanied by Steve Ross, who worked for Doug at the time, set out for Oklahoma.

After looking at the Lawton place, they decided it was too far off beaten path and opted to move to Purcell. Doug remembered, “The place we bought in Purcell had the bones to be a nice place, and the ground was so good you could scratch it up and have a place to ride. It needed work, but it was a great location to me because I wasn’t particularly wanting Texas. I liked the idea of being closer to the Futurity.”

The Milhollands finally became residents of Oklahoma in the fall of 1994.

It was a welcome change.

Doug said, “I lived in Nebraska 13 years and there was only one winter I could ride outside because the ground freezes like concrete. We thought that year was going well, then there were two blizzards in March, and they lost over 3,000 head of cattle in our county alone. Down here in Oklahoma, we have some bad weather, but it usually only lasts a couple days then, as soon as the sun comes out, it thaws.”

Doug had lived a lifetime of challenging weather. He grew up on his parents’ cattle ranch in western Colorado, east of Grand Junction. Like many ranch kids of the era, he was riding with his dad when he was not yet five. By the time

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he was ten, he was breaking colts.

The traditional ranching culture was a harsh taskmaster. At 12, Doug was riding a 2-year-old and took him out for a spin around the hay field. The colt started to run off. Doug recounted, “I had his head pulled around to my knee, but he didn’t stop; he did slip and fell down since the snow was melting in the Chinook wind. I was cold and had a bloody nose and was covered with mud. My dad asked me what happened, and I told him and said I wanted to go to the house.

He said we couldn’t put the colt up until we knew I had control both ways.I wanted to go to the house, and he told me I could stay there and finish this or go home and be a momma’s boy. I didn’t want to be a momma’s boy, so I stayed.”

He broke colts and trained about 10 head a day from the time he was 14 – even while going to school. He got away from it for a short time after he and Valerie were married as his father-in-law didn’t think the best career was that of a horse trader. Doug remembered, “He talked me

into getting in real estate with him and we nearly starved for a few years. One day, I got back on a horse and was so happy to be there!”

In 1975, at the age of 24, the Milhollands moved to Utah where they stayed until 1981.

Doug helped start the Intermountain Reining Horse Association there, then they moved to Kearney in 1981.

He started the Central Plains Reining Horse Association in about 1987. He served as president of both those associations for a handful of years each and both associations are still active to this day.

His early hard-won tenacity and character building kept Doug going through the years and he would lead a singular life, helping with the church services at the Futurity for 30 years. He even let himself get volunteered for an early Reining Horse Foundation crisis fund fundraiser in which other trainers paid for the privilege of shaving his head and mustache. The fund-raiser earned an amazing $5,850 although most people laughingly remember that they could not recognize him until both grew back.

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HOW IT ALL BEGAN THE SOUTHWEST REINING HORSE ASSOCIATION by. Cheryl Cody

Even though the reining industry in the north Texas and southern Oklahoma area was in its infancy, the dedicated reiners were people of action.

Wayne Laske, who worked for the Tony Lama Boot Company, had moved to Ardmore. An avid proponent of and participant in reining, he remembered, “Jack Brainard called me one day and told me we should start a National Reining Horse Association affiliate.”

He continued, “Promoting reining in the Wayne laske and Jack Brainard envisioned a local affiliate which became the southwest was our Southwest Reining Horse Association. aim. We wanted the affiliate to appeal to said that each of the 10 of us published each year that surrounding states and our vi- would need to come up with listed all members and had a sion was to bring everyone to $1,000 in added money. So, map of the membership that a show in the fall. We tossed eight of our 10 original memshowed where their farms about a few names and came bers did, and we started with were located. up with Southwest Reining $8,000 in the pot!”

There was a photo contest Horse Association.” Wayne It was decided that Ardmore one year for the directory would become the Associawould be the home for the cover; another year people tion’s president for the first show and the dream became provided pictures of top traindecade. reality in 1985. The group’s ers as kids to let readers try They brought in more folks uppermost goal was not that to match them to the names. who shared their goal. Many it be the biggest, but that it Overall, the goal was to stay had moved into the area from would be fun. entertaining and appealing Minnesota, Nebraska, PennClint Haverty won the first and to draw people to the sylvania and Wisconsin, and futurity on Billy Bar Flash. In reining industry. included Bob Loomis, Joe those days they didn’t have They did that in spades in Hayes, Craig Johnson, the any other Open divisions or a one of the earliest and most McCutcheon brothers, Dick Non Pro. memorable fund-raisers, the Pieper, Todd Sommers, Mike For the group, creating a never-to-be-forgotten 1990 Corrington, and Tim and Colmemorable, enjoyable show womanless wedding calenleen McQuay led to other projects. One was dar. “It created a lot of converHow would the fledgling a souvenir program that listed sation about the Southwest,” group finance a new fututhe previous year’s winners. remembered Laske. “We held rity? Laske explained, “Jack Another was the Directory it at the Lazy E Arena and

all those reiners dressed as ty on Topsail Whiz that women – John Hoyt was on year.” the cover. These days those In those days, accordold calendars are collectors’ ing to Wayne, “We used items.” whatever we could to Trainers were also encourput on the show. One aged to sponsor approved year, my old Ford tractor shows. Early successes were ran out of gas in the midthe series put on by Joe Hayes dle of the arena during and Craig Johnson in Texas the futurity finals. Joe and Bob Loomis and Dick Hayes had a tank of gas Pieper in Oklahoma. in his truck and we put The Hardy Murphy Coliseum it in the tractor and we was a much different facility were rolling again!” then – with only one arena The dates of the Southand no place to warm up. west Futurity were Terry McCutcheon, who ran tweaked. “When they the equine program at Cook moved the NRHA FutuCollege at Gainesville would rity from Ohio to Oklabring student volunteers to homa City, we wanted to pick up rocks in the grassy be 30 days in advance. field and small area between We felt that gave trainOne of SWRHA’s most memorable projwhere the stalls are now so ers a chance to bring ects, the womanless calendar. the reiners would have a their good horses and place to warm up. see what they had and There were certainly chalthen have 30 days to fix lenges. Laske recounted, anything before OKC,” Wayne “About in 1990, we had some said. really bad weather – snowy and nasty. There were two sections of the futurity and between the The First Ten Years of the SWRHA Futurity sections, we 1985 Clint Haverty on Billy Bar Flash dragged and 1986 Bob Loomis on Sophie Oak thought we’d let 1987 Open - Craig Johnson on Joe Glos Yellow Rose the ones in the second bunch Limited Open - John Hoyt on Lady Kiper come into the 1988 Open & Limited Open - Mike Corrington on Docs Great Success coliseum to 1989 Open - Bob Loomis on Top Lealeta warm up their Limited Open - Mike Corrington on The Lady Cricket horses instead Non Pro - Cheryl Chown on Slide The Pepper of warming up 1990 Open - Bob Loomis on Topsail Whiz outside. But Limited Open - Todd Sommers on Le A Netta Command the ones that Non Pro - Ida Lahue on Dandi Cutup had gone in 1991 Open - Bob Loomis on Howdys Dude the first section Limited Open - Scott McCutcheon on Flashers Lena Doc didn’t want that.

Non Pro – Otto Schubert Jr. on Muffin Command “I asked Bob 1992 Open and Limited Open - Brent Wright on Walla Walla Wanda Loomis what he Non Pro – Cheri Moore on Te Fashion thought about that as he was 1993 Open - Scott McCutcheon on Freckles Top Prize in the second Limited Open - Steve Archer on Not Just A Dun It bunch, and he Non Pro - Mandy McQuay on CRA Betcha Bar said, ‘I’m pretty 1994 Open - Craig Johnson on Marthas Mega Jac well mounted – I’ll be OK.’ As it turned out, he won the futuri-

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INSTRUCTIONAL

VHH TRAINING TIP MARTIN LARCOMBE - TOO MUCH BEND IN THE TURNAROUND NRHA Professional Martin Larcombe’s start was at rodeos and quarter horse shows, before he made the switch to reining where he has remained for nearly 30 years. He has trained and shown in his native country of Australia, in Europe, and the United States throughout his career.

As a two-time NRHA Open World Champion, a NRHA Open Level 4 Derby Reserve Champion, and finalist at every major event, Larcombe has accumulated lifetime earnings over $937,000.

He also competed at the 2010 World Equestrian Games in Lexington, Ky. as a member of the Australian reining team. He currently trains out of his facility in Whitesboro, Texas.

Larcombe’s thoughtful nature and even temperament has gained him recognition and success both as a horse trainer and as a Non Pro coach.

He is thorough and patient in his teachings as you will see in this video provided by our partner, Virtual Horse Help, where he is explaining how to address a horse that bends too much in the turnaround.

Larcombe says that a change in the rider’s perspective may be necessary when dealing with

this problem. He said to look at it more if as the horse’s shoulders moving his shoulders off of the outside rein, more so than as if he is with bending too much. Click on the video to watch how Larcombe works through it.

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BITS OF ADVICE WITH TREVOR DARE Ever wonder which bridles the pros would pick if they could only pick one?

Us too! by. Savannah Magoteaux In 2021, Trevor Dare piloted Jerseys Baby Driver to the Open Level 4 Championship of the 6666 Ranch NRHA Derby presented by Markel.

We caught up with the NRHA Professional, who lives in Purcell, Okla., to ask a very important question.

What would you pick if we said you could only choose two bridles to use for the rest of your life?

“That would be just a plainJane correction bit, and a solid bridle that Todd Crawford bought for me that has become something I use pretty often. Nothing too fancy,” Dare shared.

According to Dare, the correction bit he likes is made

by Kerry Kelly, while the solid bridle he likes is made by Rod Teuscher.

Dare added that the two bridles are very different from each other.

“It’s from one end of the spectrum to the other. The correction has got a lot of give, a lot of wiggle and move.

It’s good for training and teaching one,” he explained.

“The solid bridle is all solid, so it’s better for kind of finishing one … the finishing touches.”

Keep up with Trevor by following his Facebook page at Trevor Dare Reining Horses. You can also email him at daret.td@gmail.com.

Left: The Kerry Kelly correction bit is good for training and teaching.

Right: Dare will use this Rod Teuscher solid bridle for the finishing touches.

Bottom: Trevor and Laura Dare.

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TALKING POINTS

CONQUERING THE MENTAL GAME

by.Stephanie Hightower

We caught up with several NRHA members to find out what they do to conquer the mental game of competition.

BRANDON BRANT I go back and watch a few of my videos. I watch a couple of my good runs and a couple of my bad runs. I critique my hands, my speed, all the variables that judges are looking for. To remind myself, ‘alright, you got to be slow here, you need to run here.’

The biggest thing that I’ve got to remind myself constantly is to unplug myself When I show I tend to get a little bit intense.

JESSE BECKLEY I like to repeat the pattern at home, so that when I get closer to the event I have already been there. I try to put myself in the right mind frame and think about all the intricate details putting it together exactly how I will do it in the show pen.

KARI KLINGENBERG I like to visualize my patterns and really think about where my strengths are on that particular horse, where I can show them off and where I need to safety up. If I’m lucky enough to have one that everything is good, where I can just put my hand down and show, I still visualize.

JACK MEDOWS I don’t think I’ve mastered that yet. My nerves still kick in sometimes. So, I just really try to be as in sync with the horse as possible. That’s why I have a lot of my horses at home. I feel like if I have them at home, we know each other so well that when we go on the show pen, and things are kind of moving quickly and everything’s going a little faster for both of us that now we just know each other, and we don’t scare each other. Honestly, our cues are a lot different in the show pen. So having it be more instinct and less reaction. It works really well, so even when I get nervous, our connection just makes us be able to show better.

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OLD SORREL AND HIS IMPACT ON REINING

It would be hard to come up with a more generic name for a horse than the old sorrel, but a talented stallion with that moniker made his mark as a foundation sire for the historic King Ranch.

Now, Old Sorrel’s simple name is found in the pedigrees of some of the world’s greatest reining horses more than a century after his birth. by. Savannah Magoteaux

It all began in 1915, when Robert Kleberg of the King Ranch tasked his cousin, Caeser Kleberg, with purchasing a colt from George Clegg.

Caeser chose well, selecting a young colt from Hickory Bill out of a thoroughbred mare, shelling out $125 for the colt.

Soon, the King Ranch hands of Mexican descent labeled the colt as “el Alazan,” meaning the sorrel, and later as “al Alazan Viejo,” which is the old sorrel. The name stuck.

Old Sorrel was quick Old Sorrel was the foundation sire for the historic King Ranch. and a natural cow horse, maturing to line-breeding to perpetuate and out of Panda (Old Sorrel 14.3 hands that matched his the stallion’s qualities, and x roan mare by Hickory Bill), incredible balance, conforthe best daughters were bred Wimpy P-1 would be the first mation, and temperament. back to him. While the rehorse registered with the Kleberg is quoted as saying, sulting foals were nice, they AQHA. The stallion received “(The stallion) was the best weren’t exceptional. that designation when he cow horse I ever rode.”

It was back to the drawing won the stallion class at the Kleberg’s goal was to proboard to find the magic cross, 1941 Fort Worth Southwestduce a superior cow horse, so and soon an Old Sorrel son, ern Exposition and Fat Stock in 1921 began breeding mares Solis (foaled in 1923), was bred Show. to the stallion, most of which to his half-sisters. The resultWimpy returned to the King were of Thoroughbred breed- ing foals were incredible, so Ranch, where he sired 174 ing. The stallion stamped his the King Ranch continued registered foals, including Bill foals with uniform conformawith the breeding program.

Cody. tion.

One of the resulting foals Bill Cody was foaled on the He planned to use controlled was born in 1937. Sired by Solis King Ranch in 1944. The flashy

stallion was out of Pesetita, a mare by Old Sorrel.

The colt was sold in 1946 to Joe Hardin, who registered the colt with AQHA and named him in honor of famed Indian fighter and Wild West Showman “Wild Bill” Cody. Bill Cody won several stallion classes before being sent to Roy Savage to train for calf roping. Savage and the colt won their very first rodeo together in Ardmore, OK, and piled up several more wins.

Hardin eventually sold Bill Cody to Dr. Darrell Sprott, who continued with Cody’s halter career. When Sprott was killed in 1951, Bill Cody was sold to his final owner, Glen Casey.

With Casey hauling him, 1952 proved to be Bill Cody’s most successful show year. He was shown at 11 shows, winning nine grands and two reserves.

But it was while he was owned by Sprott that Bill Cody sired Joe Cody, a 1952 stallion out of Taboo, by King P-234.

While it would be logical to assume Joe Cody would follow in his legendary father’s halter horse footsteps, he was pointed to the performance arena, where he became one of the top cutting horses of the day.

Bred by Tom Cochran, the colt was purchased by Watt Hardin (the man who had purchased Bill Cody from the King Ranch) shortly after birth. A little more than a year later, Hardin sold him to Robert Roberts, who also owned the well-known Bill Cody son

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Top: Wimpy P-1, a grandson of Old Sorrel, holds the distinction of being the first horse registered with AQHA. Bottom: Bill Cody excelled as a halter horse, although he was also known as an exceptional calf horse.

Lee Cody. Those two stallions were the first AQHA Champions sired by Bill Cody, and Joe Cody was the youngest one in the history of the Association.

Joe Cody’s official record in performance shows that he had nine wins, worth 46 AQHA points, in cutting, and

one win, worth four points, in reining.

Joe Cody was eventually sold in 1961 to Virginia Harper of New York, and three years later was purchased by CT Fuller of Willow Brook Farms.

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breeding mares. He produced foals that exceeded in many disciplines, including reining. Some of his top performers were Workman’s Joe, Paprika Cody, Big Bob Cody, Sapphire Cody, Tawny Cody, Red God, Pat’s Pal, High Proof, Guitar Mama, Cody Nine, Jody Cody Power, and 1979 NRHA Futurity Champion Cassandra Cody.

But it was Joe Cody’s last foal, Topsail Cody, who would Joe Cody excelled in the performance horse arena, and passed that prowess onto his progeny. make the biggest realized he had made a missails Rien Maker, an iconic mark on the Western take. He eventually purchased cow horse with more than performance horse industry.

Topsail Cody back from his $371,000 in lifetime earnings.

Topsail Cody was born in brother for four times what Topsails Rien Maker won 1977, and was out of the Doc his brother originally paid. three World’s Greatest HorseBar mare Doc Bar Linda. The Loomis showed Topsail Cody man championships and is colt was bred by Fuller and only two times before the the winningest horse in the was then sold to NRHA Hall history of that event. of Famer Bob Loomis. Loomis 1980 NRHA Futurity, winning both AQHA shows.

However, the foal that has had a long history with Joe At the NRHA Futurity, Loom- impacted the reining indusCody-bred horses, having is and Topsail Cody won the try the most is undoubtedly had great success with both first go with a 230, tied for the Topsail Whiz.

High Proof and Benito Paprilead of the second round with Foaled in 1987 and bred by ka. In 1977, Loomis won the a 232.5. The pair kept getting Tom and Susan McBeath, All-American Quarter Horse better, and in the Finals they Topsail Whiz, out of JeanCongress Open Reining on ie Whiz Bar, was picked by High Proof, and the NRHA Fu- marked a 234 to secure the title.

Loomis to serve as Topsail turity with Benito Paprika.

Next up for Loomis and Cody’s replacement. With While looking through the Topsail Cody was the 1981 that in mind, Loomis sold yearling pasture at Willow AQHA World Show, where Topsail Cody to his friend Dick Brook Farms, a sorrel colt they swept every round of the Randall. caught Loomis’ eye. Although Junior Reining. Topsail Cody As with his sire, Topsail Whiz most Joe Cody’s possessed was undefeated. almost got away from Loomis. the same look, this one had a He became an NRHA Million He sold the colt to some of his more refined look.

Dollar Sire in 1998. His top customers as a yearling, and That colt was Topsail Cody, earner was Cee Blair Sailor, a then purchased him back as the resulting foal of the only stallion out of Miss Cee Blair a three-year-old. “It took some daughter of Doc Bar to be – the mare who Topsail Cody negotiating, but I bought him bred to Joe Cody. tied for the win of the NRHA back. This time it cost me five Loomis had purchased the Futurity second round. Cee times what I’d sold him for, colt for his brother, Ed. Bob Blair Sailor, now in the NRHA so I can’t say I’d gotten any trained the colt as a 2-year-old Hall of Fame, was a threesmarter,” Loomis said. before Ed took him during a time NRHA World Champion.

Loomis campaigned Topsail break. When he got the colt Topsail Cody also sired TopWhiz on a very limited basis. back in the spring of 1980, he

The pair finished third at the 1990 NRHA Futurity, then won the 1991 Lazy E Classic in the Open, plus the championship at the All American Quarter Horse Congress in the Junior Reining and Open Reining.

The stallion’s most obvious success, however, came in the breeding shed.

Producing many talented offspring, he has sired many champions, including seven NRHA Open Futurity champions and four NRHA Open Derby champions. His offspring also include Million Dollar Sires Conquistador Whiz, West Coast Whiz, Whizard Jac, Whiz N Tag Chex, Walla Walla Whiz, and Whizkey N Diamonds.

His highest earning offspring include: • The Great Whiz (out of Pines BH): NRHA LTE over $256,470 • Easy Otie Whiz (out of Miss Poco Easy): NRHA LTE over $233,610 • Whizkey N Diamonds (out of Princess In Diamonds): NRHA LTE over $216,335 • Dun It For Whizkey (out of Dun It For Chex): NRHA LTE over $214,803 • Smoking Whiz (out of Glendas A Smokingun): NRHA LTE over $208,838 References: • Legends Volume 5 • AQHA.com • Wikipedia.com • ReinerSuite.NRHA.com • NRHA.com

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Top: Topsail Cody, an NRHA Million Dollar Sire, was undefeated in the show pen.

Middle: Topsail Whiz, who Bob Loomis picked as Topsail Cody’s replacement for his breeding program.

Bottom: Another notable stallion, NRHA Million Dollar Sire Magnum Chic Dream, can also trace his lineage back to Old Sorrel. Magnum Chic Dream, owned by Jack and Viola Scott, is by NRHA Hall of Fame and Six Million Dollar Sire Smart Chic Olena.

Magnum Chic Dream’s dam, Sailin Barbee, is by Topsail Cody.

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LIFESTYLE

CHIMICHURRI FLANK STEAK This mouthwatering chimichurri flank steak is sure to be a favorite.

Compiled by. Stephanie Hightower

Ingredients • 1 ½ – 2 pounds flank steak For the Chimichurri Sauce • 2 tablespoons fresh garlic peeled • ½ cup fresh parsley • ¼ cup fresh cilantro • 1 cup olive oil • ¼ cup fresh lemon juice • 1 tablespoon dried oregano • 1 tablespoon crushed red pepper • ½ tablespoon salt plus more to taste

Instructions: For the Chimichurri Sauce In a food processor, add the garlic, parsley and cilantro and pulse until finely chopped. Add remaining chimichurri sauce ingredients and pulse until well combined. Set aside.

For the Steak Marinate the steak: Place steak in a large baking dish or plastic food storage bag and add ⅓ cup chimichurri. Turn to coat. Marinate for at least 30 minutes, preferably 2 hours.

Sear the steak: Heat a large cast iron skillet over medium-high heat for about 3 minutes.

Remove steak from chimichurri and scrape off excess marinade. Pat dry and sprinkle with a modest amount of salt.

Pour 2 tablespoons avocado oil into a cast iron skillet and heat.

When the oil is shimmering, use a pair of long tongs and carefully place steak in skillet. Cook 3 to 4 minutes on each side, depending on the thickness of the steak.

Remove steak from skillet and let rest on a cutting board for 5 minutes. After resting, cut the steak into ½” slices against the grain. Arrange on a large serving platter and top with fresh chimichurri sauce. Serve with additional chimichurri.

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THE ETERNAL RIDE JASON VANLANDINGHAM - NRHA TWO MILLION DOLLAR RIDER Jason Vanlandingham is one of the most respected riders in the reining industry. While his resume for the show pen is impressive, he’s also known for his faith and regularly fills in to share the word of God during events.

Jason is a regular contributor to WorldWide Slide, and has been sharing a unique devotional each issue for more than a year.

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e NRHA Derby broke its all time record in 2020 for number of entries, number of horses, number of stalls and total payout.

In 2021, the Four Sixes NRHA Derby

Broke them Again.

June 16-26, 2022

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NRHA YEAR-END STATISTICS REFLECT IMPRESSIVE GROWTH In recent years, the planet has been in a state of upheaval and change. COVID-19 had a staggering impact. Some marginal businesses thrived and grew. Other long successful companies couldn’t survive and people lost jobs as well as lifelong enterprises.

For the equine industry, facing a pandemic was especially challenging. In early 2020, the National Reining Horse Association Board and Executive Committee scrambled along with the rest of the horse world to make correct decisions – to plan, predict, and survive. Now, with two years of history, the state of the reining industry shows very positive statistics according to the data released during the NRHA Winter Meetings, held Feb. 13-16 in Denton, Texas.

Thankfully, along with the pandemic, the reining industry and the entire western performance industry has enjoyed the unprecedented publicity created by Taylor Sheridan.

“The impact on the reining world, through Yellowstone and The Last Cowboy, along with The Run For The Million, can’t be calculated. It’s been incredible for our industry,” said NRHA President Rick Clark. He continued, “These are exciting times and overall, the Association is thriving.”

Money won at NRHA events worldwide hit an all-time high in 2021 at $19,157,953, as did added money at $12,621,353. Total annual entries, at 112,929, were also the highest ever.

The number of shows recovered last year, as well, after a drop of more than 50 percent in the number of events in 2020 at the peak of the COVID restraints.

As far as entries, both ends of the spectrum, from entry level Ride & Slide classes to aged events, set records in 2021. With the all-time high of 10,465 entries in entry level classes to the record-breaking 28,959 entries in Aged Events – Categories 2 and 6, the growth was overwhelmingly positive. The number

of unique horses shown, 10,211, was also the highest in the past five years.

Membership numbers tend to correlate to the amount of people showing, so it was not surprising that NRHA membership numbers fell off in 2020 when there were fewer events to attend. But the indomitable spirit of reiners showed in the 10+ percent upwards recovery in 2021. The number of NRHA professionals was at the highest in ever, at 1,833, and Non Pro numbers were the highest in the last three years, with 8,841 Non Pro members.

At the NRHA produced shows, the news was overwhelmingly positive in 2021. The 6666 NRHA Derby presented by Markel was a record-breaker in number of entries, number of stalls, added money, and payout. The Four Sixes Ranch was joined by Yellowstone and Bosque Ranch in naming the event and along with Markel, the Story Book Stables Amateur Derby, the Tamarack Ranch Open 4-Year-Old Stakes, the GlycoGuard Novice Horse Derby, and the Colston Paving Inc. Non Pro 4-YearOld Stakes headlined the variety of opportunities for reiners.

The 2021 NRHA Futurity paid a record $350,000 to L4 Champion Casey Deary on Ten Thirty, thanks to the efforts of the Futurity Challenge Sponsors and increased commitment from the Association. The show also boasted a 16 percent increase in total entries and paid out a record $2,668,910 – more than $400,000 above the previous year The NRHA Markel Futurity Sales were once again held on Thursday of Futurity week for an all-in-one-day sale spectacular. The event boasted the second-highest net income in history with $4.9 million in horses sold.

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Another key function that takes place during the Futurity, the Reining Horse Foundation Sliders’ Night Out presented by Toyon Ranch, set attendance and fundraising records. The charitable arm of the NRHA announced major scholarship expansion through 2024. In addition, it was announced that 2021 show entry donations totaled $26,000 and Professionals’ donations increased 22 percent over the program’s first year.

Support for NRHA continued to grow as the year went on and over the past four months eight new Corporate Partners have come on board: Foals R Us, Enjoy LLC, Cinder Lakes Stallion Station, Oswood Stallion Station, Tenda, White River Ag Products, Teton Ridge and Priefert.

Another set of statistics indicates that people are planning ahead for the horse business of the future. NRHA Foal Nominations reflect upward growth with North American nominations, at 2,675, the highest in three years, and European nominations at 1,339, the second-highest in five years.

Competition licenses surged to a new 5-year high, with 4,656 new horses licensed.

NRHA Chief Executive Officer John Foy summarized, “In March of 2020 the NRHA Finance Committee, Executive Committee, and Board of Directors reacted swiftly and decisively to implement a pan-

demic response plan. This was successfully executed by NRHA Staff and with the help of NRHA independent contractors and service providers. Oklahoma State Fair, Inc. has been a loyal partner throughout, as have NRHA’s Partners and Sponsors who supported the association during this time. As a result, the NRHA and the reining industry have thrived together, leveraging NRHA’s most strategic assets and strengthening NRHA events and programs. The NRHA today has no debt and is stronger than it was prior to the pandemic.

We are excited to see what the future holds.”

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FOALS-R-US JOINS NRHA CORPORATE PARTNER LINEUP Raised in Italy, Lorenzo Lotti has always had a passion for horses, and over the years, he has transitioned that love into thriving businesses that are all equine-centered. Lotti, under the name of FoalsR-Us Reproduction Center and Stallion Station, recently joined the National Reining Horse Association Corporate Partner lineup.

“We’re thrilled to welcome Lorenzo Lotti and Foals R Us as an NRHA Corporate Partner, and we look forward to a successful partnership,” Rick Clark, NRHA President, noted. “Corporate Partners support our association and our industry in a way that is wonderful for the riders, owners, breeders, and everyone else who has committed their lives to this sport.”

A spontaneous trail ride when Lotti was just 10 years old in Italy sparked his drive to be around horses. “I haven’t been away from horses since then,” he shared. “From the age of 10 to 16, I helped every day after school in a barn close to home. From 16 to 18, I helped at Latorre Quarter Horses, and then at the end of 1998, I went to Texas to work for 50 days with (NRHA Million Dollar Rider) Craig Johnson.”

Two years later, Lotti went back to work for Johnson for three months, then began to train two-year-olds before starting work as a horseshoer assistant.

During that time, he met renowned reproductive veterinarian, Dr. David Hartman. “I got to be at the Hartman clinic pretty much daily, and I was always trying to stay longer than I needed and help if they were short-handed,” he recalled. “One day, Dr. Hartman told me, ‘If you ever need a job, just drive in and start.’”

When his boss decided to downsize his business, Lotti knew it was time to take Dr. Hartman up on that invitation. Fourteen years later, Dr. Hartman decided to retire. “He gave me the opportunity to purchase the Hartman Equine Reproduction Center, and I am excited that it is now the home of Foals-R-Us Reproduction Center & Stallion Station, the home of

Pro Fit Equine and EQ Promo. I am finally able to run all my businesses under one roof.”

Lotti’s services include breeding, foaling, stallion management, semen freezing for domestic and export, on-site full-service embryo transfer, oocytes aspirations, ICSI transfers, sale fitting, sales, and more.

“I would never be where I am today if it weren’t for David. He helped me and did more for me than I can ever thank him enough for. I feel it is only right for me to take on and continue with the business,” Lotti said. “Thank you to all my past, current, and future clients for keeping me going forward.”

Learn more about Foals-R-Us, Pro Fit Equine

by Lotti, and EQ Promo, visit foals-r-us.com.

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TETON RIDGE CONTINUES TO BRING MOMENTUM TO REINING WITH NRHA CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP The National Reining Horse Association continues to thrive, and a major contributor to the association’s success is the support from Corporate Partners. Most recently, Teton Ridge, a wholly American-owned multi-platform brand dedicated to the American Western way of life, pledged its support to reining when it joined the NRHA Corporate Partner line up.

“The impact and promise of Teton Ridge’s influence can hardly be overstated. I believe it is an honor for NRHA to be part of this brand’s vision and future,” Gary Carpenter, NRHA Commissioner, said. “This is a paradigm-shifting development for all western horse sports, and we at NRHA look forward to years of partnership and prosperity.”

Teton Ridge has made a splash in the industry, not only through partnerships and acquisitions, but also in the show pen. At the 2021 NRHA Futurity, NRHA All Time Leading 7 Million Dollar Rider, Andrea Fappani, piloted Teton Ridge’s Winding Inferno (Inferno Sixty Six x Wind Her Up Chic) to the Level 4 Open Futurity Co-Reserve Championship.

In fact, Fappani is one of an elite group of riders who now represent Teton Ridge in the western performance horse industry as part of TEAM:TR. Joining Fappani is NRHA and National Reined Cow Horse Association Two Million Dollar Rider Todd Bergen, and NRCHA Million Dollar Rider Corey Cushing.

TEAM:TR also includes dynamic barrel racing champions Sherry Cervi, Lisa Lockhart, Brittany Pozzi-Tonozzi and Hailey Kinsel. The brand has also formed a Professional Bull Riders (PBR) team, the Arizona Ridge Riders. The new elite league features some of the world’s top bull riders and will begin games in June 2022. In addition to competing in the PBR

Team Series, the Arizona Ridge Riders will host an annual bull riding event and western lifestyle festival in Glendale, Arizona to continue building on the excitement and enthusiasm for the sport.

In 2021, Teton Ridge acquired The American Rodeo, the iconic event of the rodeo circuit, to continue to expand the audiences for rodeo sports and make it the world’s premiere western culture event. The American is a beloved event in the world of rodeo, a true showcase for our nation’s most treasured way of life and the sports that grew out of western culture.

Over the course of qualifier events across the country, competitors vie for the biggest single-day paycheck of their careers. A true open competition in format, the iconic event brings together top professional rodeo athletes and honest, hardworking cowboys and cowgirls in a winner-take-all showdown, meant to crown the finest talent the world has to offer.

The American Rodeo will be held on Sunday, March 6 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas and will also feature a live concert by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill.

Leading up to The American, INSP is broadcasting the world television premiere of Teton

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Ridge’s all-new action-packed, unscripted original series, “Guts and Glory.” The five-episode series will air on INSP every Sunday at 5 p.m. ET through Feb. 27. “Guts and Glory” chronicles twelve rodeo athletes hailing from the Midwest and beyond, as they arrive at TR9 Ranch in Weatherford, Texas to compete for the life-changing opportunity to compete for millions at The American alongside storied icons of the sport.

In addition to supporting the equine industry, the Teton Ridge Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Teton Ridge, has partnered with the NRHA’s Reining Horse Foundation, Sherry Cervi Youth Championships, Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund, Western Sports Foundation, and the Cowgirl Hall of Fame.

About Teton Ridge: Teton Ridge is a multi-platform, wholly American-owned brand devoted to the iconic American western way of life and western sports. Teton Ridge’s Sports division was created with the singular focus of elevating classic western sports and America’s western culture

on the world stage, while broadening audiences around the globe as well as at home. In 2021, Teton Ridge acquired The American, the iconic event of the rodeo circuit, to continue to expand the audiences for rodeo sports and make it the world’s premiere western culture event. For more information about Teton Ridge, please visit tetonridge.com or @tetonridge on Instagram @tetonridgeusa on Facebook. For more information on The American, please visit americanrodeo.com or @TheAmerican.TR on Instagram @The AmericanTR on Facebook and Twitter.

About NRHA Founded in 1966, the National Reining Horse Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the promotion of the reining horse in a fun-filled, family atmosphere. It serves as the standard setting body for the sport of reining worldwide. The mission of NRHA is to promote the reining horse worldwide, while celebrating and advancing the finest traditions of western horsemanship.

Learn more about NRHA at NRHA.com.

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NRHA ANNOUNCES PATTI CARTER AS NEW DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION AND OFFICIALS The National Reining Horse Association began its search for a Director of Education and Officials in late 2021. The purpose of the new position was to serve in an educator role while continuing to advance the NRHA Judges & Stewards programs, ensuring they remain the best in the western performance horse industry.

NRHA Commissioner Gary Carpenter announced in mid-February that the perfect candidate had been found, adding that Patti Carter will take the reins of the new position on March 7. “Patti will provide additional horsepower, insight, and experience to augment our judges’ program,” Carpenter said.

According to NRHA President Rick Clark, the leadership of the Association created the new position because of the incredible growth of the reining industry. “With all the wonderful developments in the sport of reining that are happening right in front of our eyes, the NRHA Executive Committee felt this was an opportune time to invest more resources into our judges’ program,” Clark explained. “We get tremendous reviews from those who attend our schools and seminars, but want our judging program to continually evolve and improve.”

Carter brings decades of experience to the position, both as a competitor and a judge.

The former American Quarter Horse Association Professional Horsewoman of the Year has spent the last several years as AQHA’s Senior Director of Judges and Stewards, and prior to that served as AQHA’s Sr. Director of Shows and Professional Horsemen.

“I am over-the-top excited to be joining the NRHA team. I have so much respect for the NRHA and its leadership. The Association is on fire, and I’m looking forward to expanding the educational footprint for the judges and stewards at NRHA,” Carter said.

Education of judges and exhibitors is of utmost importance to Carter, which is why, during her tenure at AQHA, she helped create and implement AQH University. This platform was developed for AQHA Judges to continue their judge education and to give potential judges insight into what it takes to be an AQHA All Around Judge. Patti and her team recently launched “Behind the Clipboard.” This program offers competitors an in-depth look at how judges prepare and evaluate classes.

“In addition, the program helps competitors understand not just the rules, but how judges evaluate runs during a show so they can improve their performances,” Carter explained.

“I am blessed to have had the opportunity to serve AQHA, its membership, and the horses.

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It’s great that NRHA and AQHA are Alliance Partners, and that these two incredible associations work so closely together.”

As an NRHA-accredited judge, she officiated numerous NRHA events worldwide, including the NRHA Futurity twice, the NRHA Derby, and twice for the World Equestrian Games.

She has judged at every major show and multiple world championship shows for AQHA, the American Paint Horse Association, and the National Snaffle Bit Association, and held AAA status as a judge for the National Reined Cow Horse Association.

Carter currently lives in Amarillo, Texas, but plans to relocate to Oklahoma City near the NRHA headquarters. “I believe it’s important to be close to the office, and I look forward to working alongside the amazing staff in the day-to-day operations of serving NRHA

members,” she said. “I can’t wait to roll up my sleeves and get to work.”

Carter will officially start work on March 7, and will be in Oklahoma City for the Judge Applicant School on March 9 – 10 and the Judges School March 11-13. “I want to expand on the already excellent education process NRHA has for judges and stewards, and I look forward to continuing the education of members and exhibitors,” she explained. “I’m humbled and honored to have the opportunity to collaborate with NRHA’s Commissioner, the NRHA Executive Committee and the NRHA Judges and Steward Committees and will strive to maintain the high standards for NRHA and its membership.”

For more information about NRHA’s Judges Program, visit https://nrha.com/judges

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CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS CROWNS WINNERS AND LAUNCHES NRCHA INTO 2022 From day one of showing until the final Sunday where seven riders earned World Champion titles, the National Reined Cow Horse Association 2022 Kalpowar Quarter Horses Celebration of Champions provided non-stop cow horse action in Fort Worth, Texas. The 11-day show not only saw 15 riders earn World Champion titles, it was the final event that decided National Champion awards and was the host to the largest reined cow horse Derby event ever, the 2022 Tres Osos Cow Horse Derby.

This year also saw a 15-finalist field make a run for the $100,000 winner’s check in the Western Bloodstock and Hashtags World’s Greatest Horseman Finals. This was also the venue for the top eight riders in the World’s Greatest Youth Horseman, presented by MARS EQUESTRIAN™, and did those young riders ever show off! To say it was a bustling show is an understatement.

With the multiple events, the total payout for the Celebration of Champions was more than $1,000,000 over the Youth, Non Pro and Open divisions competing. In addition, collegiate and high school aged riders rode home with bragging rights and prizes in the Stock Horse of Texas Collegiate Challenge and the National High School Rodeo Association Reined Cow Horse Challenge. Both events highlighted alliances between the NRCHA and their respective associations.

“Being part of this event was a chance for the Bell family to affirm our commitment to the association and encourage others to come alongside us in supporting NRCHA and all it has to offer,” said Larry Bell of Kalpowar Quarter Horses. “It far exceeded our expectations from the way the show was managed to all of the participants and exceptional quality of the exhibitors and their horses. It is fulfilling to see what it means to these competitors that have worked all year long to qualify and have the chance to compete and win a World Championship.”

More than 200 entries ran for the Tres Osos Performance Horses-sponsored Derby titles,

and in the end, the Open Derby win captured

by Sarah Dawson and Selvarey (by Dual Rey), owned by Sheri Jamieson, helped propel the Perrin, Texas, trainer across the million-dollar mark. Aboard the mare she also won the NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity® riding, Dawson became the newest Million Dollar Rider. The excitement from that momentous occasion seemed to flow over to the other riders and divisions, including the Western Bloodstock and Hashtags World’s Greatest Horseman.

“We couldn’t be more pleased with the success of the 2022 Celebration of Champions,” said Executive Director Anna Morrison. “Pleasant weather, huge entries, good facility partnership, and strong sponsor support made this one of our largest and smoothest-running events to date and bodes well for the growth of our premier events in 2022. On top of this, the World’s Greatest Horseman finals brought more energy to the sold-out Will Rogers Coliseum than we’ve seen in that facility in a long time.”

The preliminary rounds of this year’s World’s Greatest Horseman saw past champion riders as well as some of the top bridle horses in competition today battle it out for a spot in the 15-rider Finals that was held Saturday, February 19. The $100,000 winner’s check was a big draw, but so was the honor of being the World’s Greatest Horseman. In the end, it was NRCHA Two Million Dollar Rider Corey Cushing and Lynne Wurzer’s stallion, Hott Rod (by Hottish), that took the win.

The horseman from Scottsdale, Arizona, gave the credit to “his best friend” Hott Rod when asked about achieving the win, which made him a three-time World’s Greatest Horseman Champion. The only other rider to do so is Russell Dilday aboard the now-deceased stallion Topsails Rien Maker.

“There was no result and relaxation to say the least, everyone going into this Finals knew that everything had to work going into it to be the winner. You have to be careful going through to make sure you have enough horse to go down the fence,” said Cushing. “I knew

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At last year’s World’s Greatest Horseman Finals, Jeremy Barwick, owner of Western Bloodstock LTD, pledged to match the thenpurse of $50,000 from Hashtags to double it to this year’s winner’s check of $100,000. At the 2022 Finals, BDB Breeders, a partnership between Colt Ventures and Beechfork Ranch (owners of High Brow Cat and NRR Cat King Cole), pledged $50,000 in support for the 2023 Champion’s winning check that will be $150,000. The announcement brought a crescendo of cheers that shook the historic Will Rogers Coliseum and brought the intensity of the night to an entirely new level.

Riding that high, eight Youth took their shot at becoming the fourth named World’s Greatest Youth Horseman, an event presented by MARS EQUESTRIAN™, that allows the Youth to cut, rein, rope and go down the fence just like the Open riders. This year 18-year-old Emily Kent took home the coveted win, her second championship during the Kalpowar Quarter Horses Celebration of Champions event.

“The stands were full and as soon as I loped in, people started screaming,” Kent said. “I made a huge fence run and couldn’t even hear the buzzer! It was so loud! There are so many people that have helped me, and I can’t thank them all enough. I wanted to be the first girl to win it and to show [people] girls can rope just as good as the guys can. To do it is surreal.”

Kent’s surreal feeling began when she earned the Non Pro Tres Osos Cow Horse Derby title on On The Reydio (by Reydioactive), the same gelding that she rode to win the

National High School Rodeo Association collegiate event on the final day of competition, Sunday, February 20.

The next NRCHA premier event is March 24 through April 2 in Las Vegas, Nevada, as the competition rolls the dice on winning at the 2022 Teton Ridge Stallion Stakes, held at the South Point Hotel & Casino Arena. Offspring of sires enrolled in the NRCHA Subscribed Stallion Program are eligible to compete in the limited age 4- and 5-year-old Derby, but the horse show classes, including a bridle and two-rein spectacular for Open and Non Pro competitors, is open to all horses. For more information, visit nrcha.com/stallion-stakes/.

Corey Cushing Pilots Hott Rod to the Western Bloodstock LTD & Hashtags World’s Greatest Horseman Crown It was electric last night in the Western Bloodstock LTD & Hashtags World’s Greatest Horseman Corey Cushing won his third title in the event aboard Hott Rod (by Hottish), bred by Austin Adams and owned by Lynne Wurzer.

The NRCHA Two Million Dollar rider said he knew the horse would never quit on him and the duo battled it out to the finish! For the composite top score of 893 the team earned a whopping $100,000 check!

Reserve Champion Phillip Ralls piloted his longtime partner in the show pen Call Me Mitch (by Metallic Cat), bred by James Eakin and owned by the Estelle Roitblat Living Trust, to a $50,000 payday with a composite 889.

Complete results are at nrcha.com.

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World’s Greatest Youth Horseman, presented by MARS EQUESTRIAN™! Riding CallMe Mister Mister (by Mister Dual Pep), owned by Leslie Kent and bred by Jim Babcock, Emily achieved her goal of being the first girl to win the title since the event’s inception four years ago.

Reserve Champion Cutter McLaughlin was last year’s winner. He rode CD Dee Vee Dee (by CD Lights), bred by Carol Rose and owned by his parents Jay and Wendy McLaughlin, to a composite 737.5, finishing 8 points behind Emily. Cutter was the high-scoring Youth steer stopping winner and was awarded the Robbie Schroeder Memorial Saddle for that event.

Dollar Rider accolade.

In the Tres Osos Cow Horse Derby, the pair scored a composite 664 (R: 224 / H: 216.5 / Cow: 223.5) to take the win and earn owner Sheri Jamieson $43,000. With that money, Sarah’s total NRCHA earnings are $1,040,809.21. At this show alone, she’s earned more than $48,000.

Only 1 point behind, 2017 stallion SJR Talkin Diamonds (Smooth Talkin Style x Shiners Diamond Girl x Shining Spark) and Corey Cushing’s 663 (H:221/R:224/C:218) took the Reserve Championship for owner/breeder San Juan Ranch. The pair collected $24,459.02. They also received the Chrome Cash Incentive, worth another $1,437.50.

Sarah Dawson and Selvarey Crowned Tres Osos Cow Horse Derby Open Champions An incredible 158 entries went down the fence, and when it was all said and done, Selvarey and Sarah Dawson’s composite 664 (H:216.5/R:224/C:223.5) landed the Open Championship and a check worth $34,000.00.

Dawson and Selvarey aren’t new to the spotlight. The pair were the 2020 National Reined Cow Horse Association Snaffle Bit Futurity® Open Champions. Selvarey (Dual Rey x Shine Smarter x WR This Cats Smart), a 2017 mare owned by Sheri Jamieson and bred by Richard and Cheryl Winters, has picked up multiple checks with Dawson since then.

Not only did Sarah Dawson of Perrin, Texas, earn the Open Derby Champion title for the 2022 Tres Osos Cow Horse Derby, she became the NRCHA’s newest Million Dollar Rider today! She can credit the 2017 mare Selvarey (Dual Rey x Shine Smarter x WR This Cats Smart), bred by Sarah’s parents Richard and Cheryl Winters, with carrying her to two major milestones—the 2020 NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity® and now with this win, the Million

Emily Kent wins the Tres Osos Cow Horse Derby Non Pro riding On The Reydio The Tres Osos Cow Horse Derby Non Pro, held during the NRCHA Kalpowar Quarter Horses Celebration of Champions, wrapped up on Tuesday, February 15, with the cow work and boxing. After dueling it out in the rein work and the herd work, held earlier in the show, 57 riders went down the fence for a chance at the championship and a hefty paycheck.

Topping them all with a huge composite score of 665 were Emily Kent and her 5-yearold gelding On The Reydio (Reydioactive x Bewitching Ichi x Cat Ichi). The pair marked a 220.5 in the rein work, a 214 in the herd work and a whopping 230.5 in the cow work.

“It feels pretty awesome,” Kent said. “My game plan was honestly to win. I started and trained him all by myself and showed him through the futurity year. It was cool to come here for the first derby of the year after his wins in the Intermediate and Novice Non Pro at the [2021] Hackamore Classic, and I just wanted to win it again.”

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AQHA LAUNCHES “BEHIND THE CLIPBOARD” The educational judging video series, debuting with ranch trail, is available on demand for exhibitors, trainers and competitive judges alike.

The American Quarter Horse Association Judges Program introduces “Behind the Clipboard,” a series of lessons covering how popular AQHA classes are judged. The first course available through the AQHA online learning platform, AQH University, is ranch trail.

“With ‘Behind the Clipboard,’ you are able to watch and learn from the experts in the comfort of your home or review as you’re heading down the road to the next show,” said Patti Carter, AQHA director of judges. “The exhibitor-focused content gives you tools to learn how AQHA judges score and evaluate your classes.”

The content was developed for all levels of exhibitors, trainers, parents or guardians and competitive judges. Lessons are interactive, allowing enrollees to first learn from AQHA

judges how classes are evaluated. Course enrollees then actively score runs. Industry experts discuss how to excel in the class, and diagrams illustrate common tack and gear used for the event.

The ranch trail course is available for $19.95.

Visit showing.aqhuniversity.com to enroll.

More “Behind the Clipboard” courses are in development. Stay tuned to AQH University for their release.

AQHA News and information is a service of the American Quarter Horse Association. For more news and information, follow @AQHA on Twitter and visit www.aqha.com/news.

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2022 HEART OF DIXIE REINING HORSE ASSOCIATION SOUTHERN SLIDE DERBY 2022 HEART OF DIXIE RHA SOUTHERN SLIDE DERBY LEVEL 1 NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1T Its All About Snow Amber Morgan Amber Morgan 144 $475.23 1T Pretty Chica Chec Luiz Claudio Barros Luiz Claudio Barros 144 $475.23 3 In Ur Wildest Dreams Hilldale Farm David Hutton 143 $311.63 4 La Steppin Out Maggie Malone Maggie Malone 142.5 $155.81 2022 HEART OF DIXIE RHA SOUTHERN SLIDE DERBY LEVEL 2 OPEN Tracey Pearson Tracey Pearson 141.5 $46.74 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 5T Surf Up Some Juice Dale De Priest Stefanie De Priest 141.5 $46.74 1 Alpha Onespecialnite Robin Mazzocca Sean Johnson 146 $1,065.05 5T Jersey Gun Nic Catherine Jones Hailey Jones 141.5 $46.74 2 Miss Masota George/Carol Bell Shannon Rafacz 145 $798.79 5T Trash Talking Tim 3 Rumor Round Town Garry Ray Smith Mark Rafacz 141 $532.53 4 Lil Like Juice Amber Morgan Mark Turner 139.5 $266.26 2022 HEART OF DIXIE RHA SOUTHERN SLIDE MATURITY LEVEL 4 OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2 Dp Shinin Nic Daniel Beale Sean Johnson 147 $949.88 2022 HEART OF DIXIE RHA SOUTHERN SLIDE DERBY LEVEL 1 OPEN George/Carol Bell Shannon Rafacz 144 $633.25 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 3 Miss Masota 1 Lil Like Juice Amber Morgan Mark Turner 139.5 $551.53 2 Macho in My Dreams Mal McGuire Mal McGuire 138 $428.97 2022 HEART OF DIXIE RHA SOUTHERN SLIDE MATURITY LEVEL 2 OPEN OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 3 Miz Whizolution Beth Hodges Randy Schaffhauser 136.5 $245.13 PL. HORSE 1 Dp Shinin Nic Daniel Beale Sean Johnson 147 $237.83 2 Miss Masota George/Carol Bell Shannon Rafacz 144 $184.98 2022 HEART OF DIXIE RHA SOUTHERN SLIDE DERBY LEVEL 4 NON-PRO Jostin Cooke Mark Rafacz 142.5 $105.70 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 3 Cee Masota Spook 1 Shift N Gears Hilldale Farm Jessicah Keller 147 $2,245.05 2 Its All About Snow Amber Morgan Amber Morgan 144 $1,683.79 2022 HEART OF DIXIE RHA SOUTHERN SLIDE MATURITY LEVEL 4 NON-PRO OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 3 Its Snippin Time Hilldale Farm Jessicah Keller 143.5 $1,122.53 PL. HORSE Madison Rafacz Madison Rafacz 144 $872.72 4 Mighty Joe Gun Dana Clark Dana Clark 142 $561.26 1 Whizenboonsmal 2 Its Snippin Time Hilldale Farm Jessicah Keller 143.5 $678.78 3 Brother Gun Sammy Graham Sammy Graham 142.5 $387.88 2022 HEART OF DIXIE RHA SOUTHERN SLIDE DERBY LEVEL 2 NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1T Its All About Snow Amber Morgan Amber Morgan 144 $985.95 2022 HEART OF DIXIE RHA SOUTHERN SLIDE MATURITY LEVEL 2 NON-PRO OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1T Pretty Chica Chec Luiz Claudio Barros Luiz Claudio Barros 144 $985.95 PL. HORSE Madison Rafacz Madison Rafacz 144 $249.40 3 In Ur Wildest Dreams Hilldale Farm David Hutton 143 $646.53 1 Whizenboonsmal Sammy Graham Sammy Graham 142.5 $187.05 4 La Steppin Out Maggie Malone Maggie Malone 142.5 $323.26 2 Brother Gun Dana Clark Dana Clark 142 $124.70 5 Mighty Joe Gun Dana Clark Dana Clark 142 $290.94 3 Mighty Joe Gun 4 Some Kinda Shine Kate Seutter Kate Seutter 140.5 $62.35

2022 HEART OF DIXIE RHA SOUTHERN SLIDE DERBY LEVEL 4 OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Alpha Onespecialnite Robin Mazzocca Sean Johnson 146 $2,638.58 2 Miss Masota George/Carol Bell Shannon Rafacz 145 $1,789.05

2022 DIRT AND DIAMONDS REINED COW HORSE DERBY 2022 DIRT AND DIAMONDS REINED COW HORSE DERBY OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Smooth Outta Style Julie Velazquez Tucker Robinson 439 $2,632 2 Playguns Pepto Jill Pierre Ron Emmons 432 $2,068 3T Mr Hickory Hollytime Robin Flournoy Michael Vipham 427 $1,190 3T O Starlight Matt Fischer Ron Emmons 427 $1,190 3T Fuego Brittany Jae Whyler Les Oswald 427 $1,190 4T Nurses Look Smart Lyn Anderson Lyn Anderson 426.5 $564 4T Cashing N My Diamond Mark Beck Ken Wold 426.5 $564

2022 DIRT AND DIAMONDS REINED COW HORSE DERBY NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Cp Metallic Dual Kathy Wilson Kathy Wilson 425.5 $428 2 Scrub Oak Ladona Emmons Ladona Emmons 419.5 $411 3 Her Time Lord Ranches Francesca Lord 415.5 $235 2022 DIRT AND DIAMONDS REINED COW HORSE DERBY LIMITED NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Miss R Smokin Chelly Mae Mack Chelly Mae Mack 431.5 $144 2 Forever Time Daniel/Jazlyn Rice Jazlyn Rice 430.5 $108 3 Flashy Onetime Pepto Greg/Cheri Barnes Cheri Barnes 423 $72 4 No Time for Royalty Kelly Hamblin Kelly Hamblin 420 $36

2022 GULF COAST REINED COW HORSE JANUARY DERBY AND BRIDLE SPECTACULAR 2022 GULF COAST RCHA JANUARY DERBY OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Sjr Diamond Calypso Joe Addario Mark Sigler 213.5 $734.20 2 Tattooedadowntowncat Rene Cairo Jorge Puente 210 $489.47

2022 GULF COAST RCHA JANUARY BRIDLE SPECTACULAR OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Smooth Merry Frank Prisco Jay Holmes 219.5 $734.20 2 Senor Shiney Cat Dominic Conicelli Mark Sigler 217.5 $489.47

2022 GULF COAST RCHA JANUARY DERBY BOXING NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Junkyard Royalty Jen Van Cura Jen Van Cura 220 $644.73 2T Sjr Smooth Angel St Lucie Cattle LLC Carolina Sanchez 213 $322.36 2T Pf Playguns Starlet St Lucie Cattle LLC Andres Sanchez 213 $322.36

2022 GULF COAST RCHA JANUARY BRIDLE SPECTACULAR NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Db Strictly Business Desiree Hoyt Desiree Hoyt 213 $978.94 2 I Inherited Smarts Lisa Sykes Lisa Sykes 208.5 $652.62 2022 GULF COAST RCHA JANUARY BOXING SPECTACULAR NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Chicys Lucky Lad Edith Petaccio Edith Petaccio 219 $618.94 2 Uno Can Dew It Richard Rosell Richard Rosell 216.5 $412.61

2022 NATIONAL REINED COW HORSE ASSOCIATION WORLD’S GREATEST HORSEMAN COMPETITION 2022 NRCHA WORLD’S GREATEST HORSEMAN FINALS OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Hott Rod Lynne Wurzer Corey D. Cushing 893 $100,000 2 Call Me Mitch Estelle Roitblat TTE Liv Trus Phillip J. Ralls 889 $50,000 Rubys Radar C Ranches Inc. Zane P. Davis 879 $35,000 4 Gunna Be a Smartie Kandu Ranch Shane L. Steffen 876 $25,000 5 Sjr Reygun Gary Ewell Brady E. Weaver 874 $16,000 6 Scooter Kat Eric Freitas Justin T. Wright 872.5 $14,000 7T Bet Shesa Fancy Cat BosqueranchperformancehorsesKelby L. Phillips 866 $11,000 7T CR Tuff Taffy Vaqueros Venture Brad W. Barkemeyer 866 $11,000 9 Still Get Jealous Trigg Marquiss Nicholas S. Dowers 861.5 $9,000 10 Metallic Train Beverly L Servi Clayton M. Edsall 861 $8,750 11 Mr Comin in Hot Kit And Charlie Moncrief Luke J. Jones 853 $7,500 12 Shiney Outlaw Michelle Cannon Jay McLaughlin 827 $7,500 13 Senor Shiney Cat Dominic L Conicelli Estate Mark A. Sigler 813 $7,500 14 Quahadi Burnett Ranches LLC Boyd J. Rice 649 $7,500 15 Csr Lay Down Sally Meredith Graber Chris C. Dawson 647.5 $7,500

2022 NRCHA WORLD’S GREATEST HORSEMAN YOUTH PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Callme Mister Mister Leslie A Kent Emily A. Kent 746 $ 3,700 2 CD Dee Vee Dee Jay And/Or Wendy McLaughlinCutter W. McLaughlin 737.5 $2,960 Lookslikelucktome Timothy And Katherine MillerLannie-Jo Lisac 727 $2,220 4 Pepe Le Wright Kylie Haskins Kylie S. Haskins 718 $1,776 5 Smart Sugar Star Colee C Charlesworth Emilee Charlesworth 716 $1,480 6 A Time for Jazz Anne Buchanan Caroline R. Buchanan 708 $1,184 7 Soulas Hickory Star Darrel Norcutt Ali G. Norcutt 706 $888 8 Smartlilmister Sophia Patino Sophia M. Patino 702.5 $592 2022 NRCHA WORLD’S GREATEST HORSEMAN PRELIMINARIES HERD WORK OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Metallic Curveball Bradley Allen Pagh Bradley Allen Pagh 227 $1,500 2 Purrn Likeasmoothcat Kinsley Fling Kinsey Fling 224 $1,000 3T Call Me Mitch Estelle Roitblat TTE Liv Trus Phillip J. Ralls 222 $250 3T Quahadi Burnett Ranches LLC Boyd J. Rice 222 $250

2022 NRCHA WORLD’S GREATEST HORSEMAN FINALS HERD WORK OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2022 NRCHA WORLD’S GREATEST HORSEMAN PRELIMINARIES REIN WORK OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Quahadi Burnett Ranches LLC Boyd J. Rice 225 $0.00 1 Call Me Mitch Estelle Roitblat TTE Liv Trus Phillip J. Ralls 223 2 Hott Rod Lynne Wurzer Corey D. Cushing 224 $0.00 $1,500.00 2 Gunna Be a Smartie Kandu Ranch Shane L. Steffen 222.5 2022 NRCHA WORLD’S GREATEST HORSEMAN FINALS REIN WORK OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY $1,000.00 3 Hott Rod Lynne Wurzer Corey D. Cushing 221.5 $500.00 1T Hott Rod Lynne Wurzer Corey D. Cushing 226 $0.00 1T Gunna Be a Smartie Kandu Ranch Shane L. Steffen 226 $0.00 2022 NRCHA WORLD’S GREATEST HORSEMAN PRELIMINARIES FENCE WORK OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2022 NRCHA WORLD’S GREATEST HORSEMAN FINALS FENCE WORK OPEN Shane L. Steffen 227 $1,500 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Gunna Be a Smartie Kandu Ranch 2 Senor Shiney Cat Dominic L Conicelli Estate Mark A. Sigler 224 $1,000 1 Hott Rod Lynne Wurzer Corey D. Cushing 225 $0.00 3 Metallic Snowflakes Patricia Wilmoth Christian Lybbert 223.5 $500.00 2 Call Me Mitch Estelle Roitblat TTE Liv Trus Phillip J. Ralls 224 $0.00 2022 NRCHA WORLD’S GREATEST HORSEMAN PRELIMINARIES STEER STOPPING WORK OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Hott Rod Lynne Wurzer Corey D. Cushing 226 $1,500 2022 NRCHA WORLD’S GREATEST HORSEMAN FINALS STEER STOPPING WORK OPEN Burnett Ranches LLC Boyd J. Rice 225 $1,000 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2 Quahadi 3T Csr Lay Down Sally Meredith Graber Chris C. Dawson 223 $250 1 Gunna Be a Smartie Kandu Ranch Shane L. Steffen 224 $0.00 3T Scooter Kat Eric Freitas Justin T. Wright 223 $250 2 Metallic Train Beverly L Servi Clayton M. Edsall 222.5 $0.00

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2021 NATIONAL REINED COW HORSE ASSOCIATION WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW 2021 NRCHA WORLD BRIDLE OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Stylish N Stars Michael T Garrett Jim W. Spence 436 $8,825 2 Half Past Boon Rocking J Ranch Inc Roy A. Rich 435 $7,060 3 Dual a Shiner Rogers Heaven Sent Ranch, LLCRicky Nicolazzi 432.5 $5,295 4 Peptos Smart Cookie Finally Farm Paints Inc Shane L. Steffen 432 $4,236 5 Reyzinette Holy Cow Perf Horses TX LLCChris C. Dawson 431.5 $3,530 6 Metallic River Ann Matthews Clifton J. Shopbell 431 $2,824 7 Very Smart Luck Rocking J Ranch Inc Roy A. Rich 428 $2,118 8 Travelin Miss Jonez Stephen L Roseberry Sarah L. Dawson 426 $1,412 9 Judge Boon Karrie Collins EJ Laubscher 423 $529 10 Shes Playin Rey Gregg Lafitte Clifton J. Shopbell 422.5 $529 11 Nic It Smartly Cynthia Baker Bob C. Grant 417.5 $529 12 Prize Winning Gal Jayson And Teresa Fisher Wyatt J. Fisher 416.5 $529

9 Kick Up the Lights 10 Pure Latigo

James K Roth James Roth Robyn & Jonathan Morrison Jonathan Morrison

391.5 $801 206.5 $641

2021 NRCHA WORLD HACKAMORE OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Hazardouz Material Linda A Mars Erin L. Taormino 442 $10,560 2 Hesa Dual Bet Teton Ridge Corey D. Cushing 440.5 $8,448 3 Royal Stunner Kathleen Pinkley & Jennifer OstensonErin L. Taormino 439.5 $6,600 4 Snapdragons Shane A Law Zane P. Davis 436 $5,280 5 Sjr Smooth Lil Oak Janie Dvorak-Compton Kyle L. Noyce 433 $4,224 6 Teles Were Dreamin Catelyn Walker Ben Baldus 432 $3,696 7 One Ata Time Steven Mattson Ryan P. Gallentine 431.5 $3,168 8T Sann Slinger Lynne Faust Performance HorsesLee C. Deacon 430.5 $2,200 8T Sjr Diamond Icon San Juan Ranch Matt J. Koch 430.5 $2,200 8T Metallic Blaze Lainey Grewing Robert J. Smith III 430.5 $2,200 11 Hendrixx Monica Wille John C. Swales 429 $1,584 2021 NRCHA WORLD BRIDLE INTERMEDIATE OPEN Shannon E And Hershel ReidRon Ralls 428.5 $1,584 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 12 Cattin in the Light Tyler G. Merrill 402.5 $1,056 1 Judge Boon Karrie Collins EJ Laubscher 294.5 $1,848 13 Mia Metallic Queen Ken & Renee Jones Veronica M. Swales 215.5 $792 2 Dual a Shiner Rogers Heaven Sent Ranch, LLCRicky Nicolazzi 291 $1,452 14 Desires Sweet Pepto Robin Lynn Morrison 3 Prize Winning Gal Jayson And Teresa Fisher Wyatt J. Fisher 289.5 $1,122 2021 NRCHA WORLD HACKAMORE INTERMEDIATE OPEN 4 Very Smart Luck Rocking J Ranch Inc Roy A. Rich 288.5 $792 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 5 Half Past Boon Rocking J Ranch Inc Roy A. Rich 288 $594 1 One Ata Time Steven Mattson Ryan P. Gallentine 301 $1,978 6 Shes Playin Rey Gregg Lafitte Clifton J. Shopbell 286 $462 2 Cattin in the Light Shannon E And Hershel ReidRon Ralls 300 $1,548 7T Nic It Smartly Cynthia Baker Bob C. Grant 285 $110 3 Sann Slinger Lynne Faust Performance HorsesLee C. Deacon 294 $1,290 7T Metallic River Ann Matthews Clifton J. Shopbell 285 $110 4T Mia Metallic Queen Ken & Renee Jones Tyler G. Merrill 293.5 $802 7T Stylish N Stars Michael T Garrett Jim W. Spence 285 $110 4T Metallic Blaze Lainey Grewing Robert J. Smith III 293.5 $802 4T Desires Sweet Pepto Robin Lynn Morrison Veronica M. Swales 293.5 $802 2021 NRCHA WORLD BRIDLE LIMITED OPEN Janie Dvorak-Compton Kyle L. Noyce 293 $602 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 7 Sjr Smooth Lil Oak Rocking J Ranch Inc Roy A. Rich 292.5 $430 1 Kit Kat Jerrie Buddy Thomas Kelsey L. Thomas 428 $4,011 8 Sjr Smooth Cadilac Ken & Renee Jones Tyler G. Merrill 292 $172 2T Rustic Metal S & W Performance Horses Ethan R. Walker 424.5 $2,877 9T Back in the Blue L & K Barker Family Trust Robert Chown 292 $172 2T Cee These Guns Michael J Lundy Mike J. Lundy 424.5 $2,877 9T Kissing Metal 4 Amarillo Attraction Burnett Ranches LLC Cotton Leathers 422.5 $1,918 5 Hot Shiney Lights Scott Wagner Taylor Peters 419.5 $1,569 2021 NRCHA WORLD HACKAMORE LIMITED OPEN OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 6 Sunsets Tiffany Stratton Barry R. Spinweber Jr. 418.5 $1,395 PL. HORSE Christine Northrop Mcroy Taylor Peters 436 $3,720 7 Gus Trea Allen Trea Allen 415.5 $1,220 1 Hollywood Big Star 2 Hickorys Lucky Time Craig And Or Rosie Cowley Craig A. Cowley 425.5 $2,976 8T Kit Kat Safari Iaian L Durrell Iaian L. Durrell 412 $784 3 Rtr Dare to Dream Whitney Campbell Whitney Campbell 422.5 $2,232 8T Sweet Lil Gino Scott Whinfrey Scott M. Whinfrey 412 $784 4 Time for New Shoes Melinda L Cheetham Samantha Cheetham 421.5 $1,488 10 Shakira Rey Stormie Callaway Robert Lee Rush 206 $261 5 Outstanding Playboy Knight Land And Cattle Co George Leon Lewis 418 $1,116 6 The Cartel Boss Denny L And/Or Carol E WillisWill Letner 416.5 $868 2021 NRCHA WORLD BRIDLE NON-PRO Brianna J Parnell Brianna J Parnell 414.5 $186 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 7 Cougar Deere 316 Stan Rowlan Kimberlyn S. Fitch 412.5 $186 1 Sparks On the Fence Garrell Reilly Garrell L. Reilly 434 $5,196 8 Metallic Wizard Paul C. Bonnello 393.5 $186 2 Lookslikelucktome Timothy And Katherine MillerLannie-Jo Lisac 432.5 $4,156 9 Sjr Diamond Laredo Charles McCluer Jr S & W Performance Horses Ethan R. Walker 204.5 $186 3 A Spoonful Of Jonez Desiree Or Jeff Westfall Nicole M. Westfall 431.5 $3,377 10 Sjr Diamond Buck 4 Pure Latigo Robyn & Jonathan Morrison Jonathan Morrison 426.5 $2,857 5 High Brow Shiner Doug Williamson Carol Williamson 422.5 $2,338 2021 NRCHA WORLD HACKAMORE NON-PRO OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 6T Sheza Voodoo Dr Kevin Stallings Karen Stallings 420 $1,818 PL. HORSE Jay And Rhonda Holmes Morgan J. Holmes 434 $4,085 6T Mister Dual Pepinic Elizabeth Clymer Elizabeth E. Clymer 420 $1,818 1 Monster Truk Tylor Todd Tylor R. Todd 433.5 $2,859 8 Nee On Lights Yellow Creek Ranch Sareece B. Brown 419 $1,299 2T Voodoo Whiskey Tripp Townsend Trail Townsend 433.5 $2,859 9 Suens Little Cat Laney E Fjelstad Kenneth J. Schueller 415 $1,299 2T TRR Lucky Brazos Landon Luce 431.5 $1,960 10 Smooth Santanna Paul Wilinski Paul G. Wilinski 413.5 $1,039 4 Time to Lay It Down Andrea Luce 5 Royal Roanie Smart Sarah Marold Clymer Sarah M. Clymer 429.5 $1,634 11 One Time Legend Larry Hall Cutting Horses LLCMyles Brown 398.5 $779 6 Daisy Acres Debbie Crafton Debbie R. Crafton 427 $1,307 7 Lil Dusty Dual Rey Paris M Starn Paris M Starn 426.5 $980 2021 NRCHA WORLD BRIDLE INTERMEDIATE NON-PRO Brendan And Stacy DuesterhausStacy L. Duesterhaus 422.5 $653 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 8 Isr a Little Lace Julie Donovan Julie M. Donovan 412.5 $245 1 Mr Stylish Cat Tylor Todd Tylor R. Todd 435.5 $3,205 9 Her Lucky Cat Roan West Roan West 388.5 $245 2 Reys Yer Shorts Morgan Rogers Morgan P. Rogers 431.5 $2,564 10 John Wick 3 Mister Dual Pepinic Elizabeth Clymer Elizabeth E. Clymer 429.5 $2,243 4 Sparks On the Fence Garrell Reilly Garrell L. Reilly 426.5 $1,762 2021 NRCHA WORLD TWO-REIN OPEN OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 5 Circle Of Lights Pat Bolin Pat Bolin 417.5 $1,442 PL. HORSE Edith M Petaccio Mark A. Sigler 439 $6,187 6 Smart Lil Brooksinic Lynne Faust Lynne Faust 413 $1,282 1 Chicys Lucky Lad Robert & Allysn Light Todd Crawford 438 $4,950 7 High Brow Shiner Doug Williamson Carol Williamson 410.5 $1,121 2 Bet Lucky 13 434.5 $3,341 8 Docs Banjo Whiz Ron Lane Ron N. Lane 405 $961.50 3T Lil Time Reymanising Holy Cow Perf Horses TX LLCSarah L. Dawson

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XIT Ranch LLC Matt J. Koch Don And Teresa Martin Corey D. Cushing BosqueranchperformancehorsesKelby L. Phillips Pamela Humphreys & Jess MorganJess B. Morgan Troop Quarter Horses Clayton Anderson Bob & Bonnie SchwenkfelderJake A. Telford Jennifer J Ostenson Erin L. Taormino

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2021 NRCHA WORLD BRIDLE NOVICE NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Daisies Nick & Morgan Penlerick Morgan Penlerick 429 $3,980 2021 NRCHA WORLD TWO-REIN NON-PRO Morgan Rogers Morgan P. Rogers 429 $3,184 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2 Reys Yer Shorts Elizabeth Clymer Elizabeth E. Clymer 422.5 $2,487 1 Prince Rey Lauren K Partridge Jacob Partridge 441 $3,493 3 Mister Dual Pepinic Stefani Wagley Stefani Wagley 419.5 $1,791 2 Smokum Every Time Daniel Heath Toni M. Hagen Heath 436 $2,744 4T Precious Metalz Jordan A Cheek Jordan Cheek 419.5 $1,791 3 One Time Legend Larry Hall Cutting Horses LLCMyles Brown 432.5 $2,120 4T R Chances Jody Faris Breanne N. Faris 418.5 $1,393 4 Martinis Bet 15 Birgit Self Birgit Self 428 $1,497 6 Woo Hoo Sue Jennifer J Richards Jennifer Richards 417 $1,194 5 Miss Solano Cat R K Perry Karnell L. Perry 426.5 $1,122 7 Survival Tactics 8 Surely a Smart Chic Gracyn Saffert Hailey Saffert 415.5 $995 6 Mark Him a Mobster William E Lewis William E. Lewis 418.5 $873 9T Dim All the Lights Andrea Ice Kaiden W. Ice 413.5 $746 7 Desire Time Darrel Norcutt Ali G. Norcutt 416.5 $623 9T Smart Teena Cash Emery Eade Pura Emery Pura 413.5 $746 8 Dually Tunes Tyrel And Ashley Lembke Ashley R. Lembke 416 $187 11 Bet Hesa Scotti Brett Togni Pura Brett Pura 409 $597 9 Bet Lucky 13 Robert & Allysn Light Allysn Light 406 $187 12 Smart Lil Brooksinic Lynne Faust Lynne Faust 407 $597 10 Sirly Shine Chris & Melissa Garbrick Melissa Garbrick 188.5 $187 13 Candy Rap Emilee Lyda Emilee C. Lyda 400.5 $398 14 Im a Sparklin Kate Abigail Ann Brogger Abigail Brogger 398 $298 2021 NRCHA WORLD LIMITED NON-PRO Linda K Field Linda K. Field 382.5 $298 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 15 Dry Blue Grass Ms Robin Schmidt Robin E. Schmidt 376 $298 1 Sippin Boons Farm Heather J Vatcher Heather J. Vatcher 437.5 $4,705 16 Metallic Quatros Shelby Temple Lindsey Temple 205.5 $298 2 Boonshinen Megan R Waddell Megan R. Waddell 437 $3,528 17 Hl Twistin Playboy Jace C Sheridan Jace C. Sheridan 0 $298 3 The Metal Doctor Robert And Cheryl Chown Cheryl Chown 434.5 $2,940 18 Wanta Be Stylish 4 Cat Can Dew Julie A Gibbons Julie A. Gibbons 433 $2,352 5T Call Me WR Erica Ann Katz Erica Ann Katz 431 $1,705 2021 NRCHA WORLD BRIDLE SELECT NON PRO OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 5T Xtra Short Trick Robert And Cheryl Chown Cheryl Chown 431 $1,705 PL. HORSE Paul Wilinski Paul G. Wilinski 290.5 $952.00 7 Oh Cay Meriah Monica Duflock Monica Duflock 429 $1,293 1 Smooth Santanna Doug Williamson Carol Williamson 290 $748.00 8 Scr Betthistime Sarco Creek Ranch Heather Greeson 428.5 $1,176 2 High Brow Shiner 3 Smoketta Cat Terry And Annette ChristiansenTerry L. Christiansen 289.5 $578.00 9 Heart Of a Remedy Halle Bowman Chris Garrett 426 $941 4 Stylish Cat N Jazz Pam Myers Pam A. Myers 289 $408.00 10 Metallic Slide Kendra Suhling Kendra Suhling 421.5 $823 5 Kick Up the Lights James Roth James Roth 288.5 $306.00 11 A Spoonful Of Jonez Desiree Or Jeff Westfall Desiree D. Westfall 419.5 $705 6T Cold Hard Smart Cash Philip And Judy Fortenberry Judy E. Fortenberry 284.5 $204.00 12 Sheza Haillion Elise Mason Elise M. Mason 417 $705 6T Opus Cat Olena Box O Quarter Horses Jecca R. Ostrander 284.5 $204.00 13 Tuckers Smart Cat Susan R Lyle Susan R. Lyle 414 $470 14 Shesshootinforgold Erin M Keys Erin Keys 408.5 $470 2021 NRCHA WORLD SELECT LIMITED NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2021 NRCHA WORLD $5,000 NON-PRO LIMITED Robert And Cheryl Chown Cheryl Chown 298 $470.00 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 The Metal Doctor Traci Witte 296.5 $376.00 1 Ima Prizcee Hickory Traci Witte Traci A. Witte 435 $3,955 2 Ima Prizcee Hickory Traci Witte Heather J Vatcher Heather J. Vatcher 293 $329.00 2 Sheza Haillion Elise Mason Elise M. Mason 434.5 $2,966 3 Sippin Boons Farm Robert And Cheryl Chown Cheryl Chown 292 $235.00 3 Scr Betthistime Sarco Creek Ranch Heather Greeson 430 $2,471 4T Xtra Short Trick Desiree D. Westfall 292 $235.00 4 Frankentime Kelsey Flessner Kelsey Flessner 428 $1,977 4T A Spoonful Of Jonez Desiree Or Jeff Westfall Susan R Lyle Susan R. Lyle 290.5 $188.00 5 Misterey Vanessa S Stevens Vanessa S. Stevens 427.5 $1,582 6 Tuckers Smart Cat Leslie Thompson 287.5 $164.50 6 Metallic Slide Kendra Suhling Kendra Suhling 426 $1,186 7 Sparksgenuinearticle Leslie Thompson 8 One Smokin Taz Michael C Tracy Michael C. Tracy 286 $141.00 7 Money in the Hood Emily Saffert Gracyn Saffert 423.5 $988 9T Lena Bella Catherine A Vincent Catherine A Vincent 284 $105.75 8 Sh Andy Chex Stacy Weisbach Stacy A. Weisbach 423 $889 9T RPL Boon Nancy J Winkelman Nancy J. Winkelman 284 $105.75 9 Heart Of a Remedy Halle Bowman Chris Garrett 422.5 $791 10 Ima Metallic Shine Melissa Sexton Niamh A. Sexton 420 $692 2021 NRCHA WORLD YOUTH 11 Call Me WR Erica Ann Katz Erica Ann Katz 418.5 $593 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 12 LHR Rey C Time Fred Wein Kerri Wein 418 $494 1 Playin Motown Catelyn Walker Catelyn M. Walker 438 $685.00 13 Ferns Whiz Krystal Meade Krystal Meade 414 $395 2T CD Dee Vee Dee Jay Wendy McLaughlinCutter W. McLaughlin 437.5 $513.75 14 CD Sparkin Amanda Dingley Amanda Dingley 412.5 $395 2T Lookslikelucktome Timothy And Katherine MillerLannie-Jo Lisac 437.5 $513.75 15 Mrs Jonez Steven Lynn Steven E. Lynn 412 $395 4 Dim All the Lights Andrea Ice Kaiden W. Ice 432 $376.75 16 Sparksgenuinearticle Leslie D Thompson Leslie D. Thompson 411 $296 5 Pepe Le Wright Kylie Haskins Kylie S. Haskins 422.5 $308.25 6 Smart Teena Cash Emery Eade Pura Emery Pura 421 $274.00 2021 NRCHA WORLD $1,000 NON-PRO LIMITED Landri Lisac 416.5 $239.75 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 7 Cat Walks Into a Bar Landri Lisac Jamie Or Mica Olson Tatum Olson 415.5 $188.38 1 Chex Out Tuff Lane Jones Erin L. Jones 434.5 $2,736 8T Sweet Like That 415.5 $188.38 2 Miss Montana Smarts Hawk Family Trust Cole D. Hawk 433 $2,016 8T WR This Cats Sporty Jay And/Or Wendy McLaughlinCutter W. McLaughlin 413 $137.00 3T Ferns Whiz Krystal Meade Krystal Meade 428 $1,548 10 Very Funny Valentine Shane And Beth Steffen Haydin L. Steffen 3T Mc Reyn Or Shine Hartwood Farms Greg N. Lewis 428 $1,548 5 Sand in My Reysins Katlyn Humphreys Katlyn Raye Humphreys 427.5 $1,080 2021 NRCHA WORLD YOUTH LIMITED PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 6 Angies Metallic Time Melinda Mayes-Kelly Melinda Mayes-Kelly 427 $864 1 Good Time Corey &/Or Kristen Cushing Caleb S. Cushing 429.5 $1,090 7 Wranglers Last Attak Jody Faris Peyton M. Faris 426.5 $720 2 Wranglers Last Attak Jody Faris Peyton M. Faris 428.5 $817.50 8 Yz Cat John P Andrews John P. Andrews 426 $576 3 ARC Rubysinthabag Rocking BS Ranch Caitlyn Ford 427.5 $681.25 9 Money in the Hood Emily Saffert Gracyn Saffert 424 $432 4 Wheeling Kinda Kitty Jeannie Allen Caden Allen 421 $545.00 10 Misterey Vanessa S Stevens Vanessa S. Stevens 423 $432 5 Timetolightitupagain Ainsley Stapelfeldt Ainsley Stapelfeldt 420.5 $436.00 11 Diditnadodge Sarah Hauth Sarah Hauth 420.5 $360 6 Smart Rem N Be Jared Barry Talen Barry 419.5 $327.00 12 Peppys Hickory Jane Angie Kilpatrick Angie Kilpatrick 420 $360 7 Creeks Lil Lena Bayleigh Melton Bayleigh Melton 415 $272.50 13 Son Shining Hickory Martha T Lefebvre Martha Lefebvre 419.5 $288 8 Xtra Diamond Step Roman L Moran Roman L. Moran 414.5 $245.25 14 Making Sparks Fly Mallory Kay Vestal Mallory K. Vestal 419 $288

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Walter Greeman And Tammy HaysHunter Hays Rylee A McGehee Rylee McGehee Amanda Noyce Shelby G. Noyce Elise Mason Elise M. Mason Brady Weaver Dee J. Weaver Lainey Krieger Lainey V. Krieger Vera Earl Ranch Inc Addison Tomlinson Jay Or Ranae Meyers Bailey J. Hurst

412.5 412.5 412 404.5 404 402 395 212

$204.38 $204.38 $163.50 $136.25 $109.00 $109.00 $109.00 $81.75

2021 NRCHA WORLD JUNIOR YOUTH PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Cat Walks Into a Bar Landri Lisac Landri Lisac 289.5 $0.00 2 Sheza Travelin Kind Chris And/Or Wendi Moody Audrey H. Moody 267.5 $0.00 3 Laneys Hick Kade Vinyard Kade W. Vinyard 251 $0.00 2021 NRCHA WORLD JUNIOR YOUTH LIMITED PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Good Time Corey/Kristen Cushing Caleb Cushing 299 $0.00 2 Wheeling Kinda Kitty Jeannie Allen Caden Allen 298.5 $0.00 3 Wranglers Last Attak Jody Faris Peyton Faris 293.5 $0.00

2022 NATIONAL REINED COW HORSE CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Selvarey Sheri L Jamieson Sarah L. Dawson 664 $34,000 2 Sjr Talkin Diamonds San Juan Ranch Corey D. Cushing 663 $24,459 3 Seven S Razzberry R A Brown Ranch Kelby L. Phillips 662.5 $20,091 4 Ricato Suave Shaleah Hester & M FountainClay Volmer 661 $17,470 5 Me and Mrs Jonez Wendy K Buehler Chris C. Dawson 659.5 $13,103 6T One Ata Time Steven Mattson Ryan P. Gallentine 659 $9,608 6T WR Iceman Eric & Wendy Dunn Corey D. Cushing 659 $9,608 8 Hendrixx Monica Wille John C. Swales 658.5 $6,988 9 Son Of a Mitch The Trust/Billie Jo Ralls Dtd Phillip J. Ralls 657 $5,241 10TI Got Cow Issues C Randy Massey Kelby L. Phillips 655 $4,804 10TStylin Kat Walter Greeman And Tammy HaysShawn D. Hays 655 $4,804 12 Voodoo It Ruf Bryan L Hawk Todd Crawford 654.5 $4,367 13TMetallic Action Clyde Metzler Wade Meador 654 $3,494 13TStylin Metal Jim And Linda Schrack Justin T. Wright 654 $3,494 15 Pepinstep Larry Rice Or Shawn MaddenMatt J. Koch 653.5 $3,494 16 Juliette Jonez Linda A Mars Sarah L. Dawson 653 $2,620 17 Naked Lies Bradley Rogers Veronica M. Swales 652.5 $2,620 18 Autumns Smokin Cat Holy Cow Perf. Horses TX LLCSarah L. Dawson 651.5 $2,620 19TCR Top Ofthe Morning Sarijane Stanton/Bill PinckardBen Baldus 650 $1,310 19TRoyal Stunner Kathleen Pinkley & Jennifer OstensonErin L. Taormino 650 $1,310

4 Playin With Cher 5 Put My Blugenes On 6T Valentines Hickory 6T Mia Metallic Queen 8T Crushed Wood 8T Peptilion 10TStylish Hickory Time 10TWright About Time 12 This Cats the Mark 13 Redneck Royalty 14TCwr Sanntonio 14TCR High Class Tuff 14TCR Dainty N Tuff 17TNiteeprowwler 17TSmooth Cat Player 17 17TSmooth Rey Talker

Kit And Charlie Moncrief Joshua C. Briggs Ty Cole Prfm Horses LLC Jason Gay Peggy A. Cummings EJ Laubscher Ken & Renee Jones Tyler G. Merrill Abrian Bass Daniel Sanchez Julie Strenge Russell A. Probert Brett & Kandice Wessman Brandon C. Buttars Sophia Flinders Buttars Brandon C. Buttars Lori Adamski-Peek Brandon C. Buttars Janet L Handtmann Randy J. Paul Jane A Owens Trey Pool Rogers Heaven Sent Ranch, LLCRicky Nicolazzi Lee Ann McDaniel Cayley R. Wilson Sean & Ashley Flynn Sean Flynn Emma Elise Dorn Abigayle A. Mixon Bronwyn McCormick Shadd Parkinson

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2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY HERD WORK INTERMEDIATE OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 One Ata Time Steven Mattson Ryan P. Gallentine 220 $593.14 2 Niteeprowwler Sean & Ashley Flynn Sean Flynn 218 $494.29 3 Cwr Sanntonio Jane A Owens Trey Pool 217.5 $395.43 4T Smooth Cat Player 17 Emma Elise Dorn Abigayle A. Mixon 217 $164.76 4T Naked Lies Bradley Rogers Veronica M. Swales 217 $164.76 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY HERD WORK OPEN Lori Adamski-Peek Brandon Buttars 217 $164.76 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 4T This Cats the Mark 1 Sjr Talkin Diamonds San Juan Ranch Corey D. Cushing 221 $1,941 2 Ricato Suave Shaleah Hester & M FountainClay Volmer 220.5 $1,617 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY REIN WORK INTERMEDIATE OPEN OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 3 One Ata Time Steven Mattson Ryan P. Gallentine 220 $1,294 PL. HORSE 1 One Ata Time Steven Mattson Ryan P. Gallentine 221.5 $593.14 4 Von Cali K/L Phillips LLC Clayton Edsall 219.5 $970 2T Put My Blugenes On Ty Cole Prfm Horses LLC Jason Gay 221 $444.86 5 Son Of a Mitch The Trust/Billie Jo Ralls Dtd Phillip J. Ralls 219 $647 2T Metallic Action Clyde Metzler Wade Meador 221 $444.86 4T Tom Fordish Dawn Sellers Shadd Parkinson 220.5 $247.14 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY REIN WORK OPEN Bronwyn McCormick Shadd Parkinson 220.5 $247.14 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 4T Smooth Rey Talker 1T Selvarey Sheri L Jamieson Sarah L. Dawson 224 $1,779 1T Sjr Talkin Diamonds San Juan Ranch Corey D. Cushing 224 $1,779 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY FENCE WORK INTERMEDIATE OPEN OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 3 WR Iceman Eric & Wendy Dunn Corey D. Cushing 222 $1,294 PL. HORSE 1 Playin With Cher Kit And Charlie Moncrief Joshua C. Briggs 221.5 $593.14 4T Seven S Razzberry R A Brown Ranch Kelby L. Phillips 221.5 $539 2 Roan Hickory Boon Northern Cross Land/Cattle CoJeremy Knowles 221 $494.29 4T One Ata Time Steven Mattson Ryan P. Gallentine 221.5 $539 3T Eight Karat Diamond Dr. Harry/Patricia Prince Abigayle Mixon 220.5 $346.00 4T Voodoo It Ruf Bryan L Hawk Todd Crawford 221.5 $539 3T Naked Lies Bradley Rogers Veronica M. Swales 220.5 $346.00 5 This Cats the Mark Lori Adamski-Peek Brandon Buttars 220 $197.71 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY FENCE WORK OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1T Seven S Razzberry R A Brown Ranch Kelby L. Phillips 224.5 $1,779 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY LIMITED OPEN OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1T Sjr Talkin Diamonds San Juan Ranch Corey D. Cushing 224.5 $1,779 PL. HORSE Kit And Charlie Moncrief Joshua C. Briggs 649.5 $2,911 3 Me and Mrs Jonez Wendy K Buehler Chris C. Dawson 223.5 $1,294 1 Playin With Cher 2 Put My Blugenes On Ty Cole Prfm Horses LLC Jason Gay 649 $2,329 4 Hendrixx Monica Wille John C. Swales 223 $970 3 Crushed Wood Abrian Bass Daniel Sanchez 645 $1,892 5 Stylin Kat Walter Greeman And Tammy HaysShawn D. Hays 222.5 $647 4 Niteeprowwler Sean & Ashley Flynn Sean Flynn 641.5 $1,601 5 Sjr Talkin in Style Dell And Terri Hendricks Dell Hendricks 640.5 $1,164 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY INTERMEDIATE OPEN Karla Steckel Joshua C. Briggs 640 $1,019 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 66 TR Guns and Roses 637.5 $873.54 1 One Ata Time Steven Mattson Ryan P. Gallentine 659 $10,142 7 Dropthatkittydownlow Thomas Or Melissa Sims Clinton R. Anderson Trey And Dayna WasserburgerJeremy S. Knoles 634 $727.95 2 Metallic Action Clyde Metzler Wade Meador 654 $7,473 8 Roan Hickory Boon Sara Hamilton Matt S. Turner 633 $582.36 3 Naked Lies Bradley Rogers Veronica M. Swales 652.5 $6,139 9 Kidd Montana

Jeff Buckley 214.5 $93.89 631 $582.36 2T Ima Dirty Reyed Head Kaycee R Buckley 629.5 $436.77 628.5 $436.77 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY FENCE WORK $7,500 LIMITED OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Alpha One Time Sushi Heather J Vatcher Isaac Carrel 216.5 $201.20 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY HERD WORK LIMITED OPEN 215.5 $167.67 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2 Got the Money Hunny Mark Banfield /Marcha DuvenageMarcha Duvenage Janet L Handtmann Candace D. Cameron 214.5 $134.13 1 Niteeprowwler Sean & Ashley Flynn Sean Flynn 218 $161.77 3 Bets R Dual Mother Mayhem Cattle CompanyPaul C. Bonnello 213.5 $83.83 2T Crushed Wood Abrian Bass Daniel Sanchez 214.5 $121.32 4T Pac Man Cat Meghan O’Brien Jed Lawrence 213.5 $83.83 2T Smokin N Smooth Charles F. Stevens Charles F. Stevens 214.5 $121.32 4T Hes a Stylish Oak 4 Ima Crackin Cat Barret/Michelle Yates Barret Yates 214 $80.88 5T Put My Blugenes On Ty Cole Prfm Horses LLC Jason Gay 213 $26.96 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY NOVICE HORSE OPEN OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 5T Smack Talking Dave/Myra Belson Richard Winters 213 $26.96 PL. HORSE 1 WR Iceman Eric & Wendy Dunn Corey D. Cushing 659 $6,313 2 Voodoo It Ruf Bryan L Hawk Todd Crawford 654.5 $4,984 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY REIN WORK LIMITED OPEN 654 $3,655 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 3T Seven S Party Favor Lynne Faust Performance HorsesLee C. Deacon Clyde Metzler Wade Meador 654 $3,655 1 Put My Blugenes On Ty Cole Prfm Horses LLC Jason Gay 221 $161.77 3T Metallic Action 651.5 $2,492 2T Very Smart Spark Jace Sheridan Michael Helson 219.5 $121.32 5 Autumns Smokin Cat Holy Cow Perf. Horses TX LLCSarah L. Dawson 650 $1,993 2T Karbon Copy Cat Pamela Heitz Jason Gay 219.5 $121.32 6 CR Top Ofthe Morning Sarijane Stanton/Bill PinckardBen Baldus 649 $1,329 4T Dropthatkittydownlow Thomas Or Melissa Sims Clinton R. Anderson 218.5 $44.94 7T Tommys Wranglered Hanson Quarter Horses LLC Luke J. Jones Walter Greeman And Tammy HaysShawn D. Hays 649 $1,329 4T Dontdrinkandworkcows Thomas/Melissa Sims Clinton R. Anderson 218.5 $44.94 7T Dirtyy Little Secret 649 $1,329.

4T Sjr Talkin in Style Dell And Terri Hendricks Dell Hendricks 218.5 $44.94 7T Put My Blugenes On Ty Cole Prfm Horses LLC Jason Gay 10 Mik Jagger Paul George Poor Clayton M. Edsall 648.5 $996 11 Stressin the Blus Wagonhound Land & Livestock LLCMatt J. Koch 646 $830 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY FENCE WORK LIMITED OPEN Peggy A. Cummings EJ Laubscher 645.5 $747 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 12TValentines Hickory Tyler G. Merrill 645.5 $747 1 Playin With Cher Kit And Charlie Moncrief Joshua C. Briggs 221.5 $161.77 12TMia Metallic Queen Ken & Renee Jones 644.5 $664 2 Roan Hickory Boon Northern Cross Land/Cattle CoJeremy Knowles 221 $134.81 14 Stylish Hickory Time Brett & Kandice Wessman Brandon C. Buttars Lori Adamski-Peek Brandon C. Buttars 643 $581 3 All the Reyge Thomas/Colleen Holt Clinton R. Anderson 217 $107.84 15TThis Cats the Mark K & L Phillips LLC Clayton M. Edsall 643 $581 4 TR Guns and Roses Karla Steckel Joshua C. Briggs 215.5 $80.88 15TVon Cali Rogers Heaven Sent Ranch, LLCRicky Nicolazzi 642 $498 5T Smart Metel Cat Glenn Oelke Riley Willumsen 215 $26.96 17TCR High Class Tuff Lee Ann McDaniel Cayley R. Wilson 642 $498 5T Put My Blugenes On Ty Cole Prfm Horses LLC Jason Gay 215 $26.96 17TCR Dainty N Tuff

10 Karbon Copy Cat 11 Reyzin Cane 12 CR Shortys Tuff

Pamela Heitz William McElligott Sr Patti Spangler

Jason Gay Taylor C. Gillespie Dell Hendricks

2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY $7,500 LIMITED OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Niteeprowwler Sean & Ashley Flynn Sean Flynn 641.5 $3,621 2 Got the Money Hunny Mark Banfield /Marcha DuvenageMarcha Duvenage 640 $2,897 3T Alpha One Time Sushi Heather J Vatcher Isaac Carrel 636.5 $2,263 3T High Cotton Luke & Kelli Neubert Luke Neubert 636.5 $2,263 5 Pac Man Cat Mother Mayhem Cattle CompanyPaul C. Bonnello 636 $1,629 6 Bets R Dual Janet L Handtmann Candace D. Cameron 633.5 $1,448 7 Aarons Playful Pet Kaycee R Buckley Jeff Buckley 625.5 $1,267 8 CR Tuff Enuff to Cut Catelyn Walker Aaron P Black Jr. 623.5 $1,086 9 Time Toget Wreckless Melissa Fischer Lilla M. Bell 623 $905 10 CR High On Love Crossoak Farms Aaron P Black Jr. 621.5 $724

2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY HERD WORK NOVICE HORSE OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Von Cali K & L Phillips LLC Clayton M. Edsall 218 $369.20 2T WR Iceman Eric & Wendy Dunn Corey D. Cushing 214.5 $307.67 2T Mik Jagger Paul George Poor Clayton M. Edsall 214.5 $246.13 4 Autumns Smokin Cat Holy Cow Perf. Horses TX LLCSarah L. Dawson 214 $184.60 5T Smooth Cat Player 17 Emma Elise Dorn Abigayle A. Mixon 213 $61.53 5T This Cats the Mark Lori Adamski-Peek Brandon C. Buttars 213 $61.53 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY REIN WORK NOVICE HORSE OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 WR Iceman Eric & Wendy Dunn Corey D. Cushing 222 $369.20 2 Voodoo It Ruf Bryan L Hawk Todd Crawford 221.5 $307.67 3T Put My Blugenes On Ty Cole Prfm Horses LLC Jason Gay 221 $215.37 3T Metallic Action Clyde Metzler Wade Meador 221 $215.37 5T Very Smart Spark Jace Sheridan Michael Helson 219.5 $41.02 5T Karbon Copy Cat Pamela Heitz Michael Helson 219.5 $41.02 5T Shining Ruby Lena Abrian Bass Boyd Rice 219.5 $41.02

2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY HERD WORK $7,500 LIMITED OPEN PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Niteeprowwler Sean & Ashley Flynn Sean Flynn 218 $201.20 2 High Cotton Luke & Kelli Neubert Luke Neubert 215.5 $167.67 3 My Hickory Valentine Jessica Ortiz Jessica Ortiz 213.5 $134.13 4T Hickorys Lucky Time Craig/Rosie Cowley Craig Cowley 210 $55.89 4T Got the Money Hunny Mark Banfield /Marcha DuvenageMarcha Duvenage 210 $55.89 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY FENCE WORK NOVICE HORSE OPEN OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 4T Aarons Playful Pet Kaycee R Buckley Jeff Buckley 210 $55.89 PL. HORSE 1 Seven S Party Favor Eric & Wendy Dunn Corey D. Cushing 223 $369.20 2T This Cats the Mark Bryan L Hawk Todd Crawford 220 $276.90 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY REIN WORK $7,500 LIMITED OPEN 220 $276.90 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2T Tommys Wranglered Hanson Quarter Horses LLC Luke Jones 219 $184.60 1 The Whiskey is Good Blane Hotz Thompson Logan Cotton 217.5 $201.20 4 Autumns Smokin Cat Holy Cow Perf. Horses TX LLCSarah L. Dawson Eric & Wendy Dunn Corey D. Cushing 218.5 $61.53 2T Hickorys Lucky Time Craig/Rosie Cowley Craig Cowley 214.5 $93.89 5T WR Iceman Clyde Metzler Wade Meador 218.5 $61.53 2T Tuesdays Tuff Kitty Jessica Ortiz Jessica Ortiz 214.5 $93.89 5T Metallic Action 2T Got the Money Hunny Mark Banfield /Marcha DuvenageMarcha Duvenage 214.5 $93.89 2T Pac Man Cat Mother Mayhem Cattle CompanyPaul C. Bonnello 214.5 $93.89 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY NON-PRO

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54 PL. HORSE 1 On the Reydio 2 Dual Smarty 3 Foundloveathooters 4 Lil Purple Rein 5 Scr King Of the Road 6 Grace Of the Gun 7 Rok N Roll 8 Rebellious Soul 9T Reyzin a Princess 9T Tuff Reyzin 11 Double Bama Gamma 12 Play Sally Play 13 Boon Doxx 14 Sliver Of Majesty

OWNER RIDER Emily Ann Kent Emily A. Kent Julia R Winders Julia R. Winders Debbie Crafton Debbie Crafton Tripp Or Hope Townsend Trail Townsend Jay And/Or Wendy McLaughlinCutter W. McLaughlin Addison Fjelstad Addison D. Fjelstad Pam Myers Pam A. Myers Tricia Gilson Tricia A. Gilson Andrea Luce Landon Luce Kenneth J Schueller Kenneth J. Schueller Brent W. Ratliff Brent W. Ratliff Scot & Carlene Meeks Carlene J. Meeks Stefani Wagley Stefani Wagley Carrie King Carrie Anne King

SC. 665 658 653 652.5 650 646 645 643 642.

642.5 641 640.5 640 638.5

MONEY $7,000 $5,194 $4,329 $3,463 $2,770 $2,251 $1,904 $1,731 $1,298 $1,298 $1,038 $1,038 $692 $692

PL. HORSE 1T Bet Hesa Honeybee 1T Blinded By the Storm 3 Stylish Vixen 4 Indelible Style 5T Play Sally Play 5T Rebellious Soul

OWNER Tyrel/Ashley Lembke Jace C Sheridan Isabelle L Gonzalez Stefani Wagley Scot & Carlene Meeks Tricia Gilson

RIDER Ashley Lembke Jace C. Sheridan Isabelle L. Gonzalez Stefani Wagley Carlene J. Meeks Tricia A. Gilson

SC. 220 220 219 216 213.5 213.5

MONEY $135.67 $135.67 $98.67 $74.00 $24.67 $24.67

2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY LIMITED NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Rebellious Soul Tricia Gilson Tricia A. Gilson 643 $1,332 2T Blinded By the Storm Jace C Sheridan Jace C. Sheridan 638 $932.40 2T Sann Slinger Lynne Faust Performance HorsesLynne Faust 638 $932.40 4 Bet Hesa Honeybee Tyrel And Ashley Lembke Ashley R. Lembke 637.5 $639.36 5 Stylish Vixen Isabelle L Gonzalez Isabelle L. Gonzalez 637 $532.80 6 Makin a Seen Dan E Fox Katie Fox 634 $426.24 7 Shiney Lil Tick Tock Jens G Naglestad Jens G. Naglestad 633.5 $319.68 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY HERD WORK NON-PRO Abrian Bass Abrian Bass 632 $213.12 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 8 Crushed Wood 1 Boon Boon Ur Dead Sarco Creek Ranch Parke Greeson 220 $384.80 2 Boon Doxx Stefani Wagley Stefani Wagley 219 $320.67 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY HERD WORK LIMITED NON-PRO OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 3 Rebellious Soul Tricia Gilson Tricia A. Gilson 218 $256.53 PL. HORSE Tricia Gilson Tricia A. Gilson 218 $78.93 4T Lil Smart Lil Sweet D/S Performance Horses Danielle Quinn 217 $106.89 1 Rebellious Soul 217 $59.20 4T Tuff Reyzin Kenneth J Schueller Kenneth J. Schueller 217 $106.89 2 Bet Hesa Honeybee Tyrel And Ashley Lembke Ashley R. Lembke Elliott Ranches LLC Mason Ann Elliott 216 $39.47 4T Bet Hesa Honeybee Tyrel/Ashley Lembke Ashley Lembke 217 $106.89 3 Flashbacks 4 Sann Slinger Lynne Faust Performance HorsesLynne Faust 213.5 $19.73 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY REIN WORK NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY REIN WORK LIMITED NON-PRO OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 On the Reydio Emily Ann Kent Emily A. Kent 220.5 $384.80 PL. HORSE Cassie Silveira 216.5 $78.93 2T Lil Purple Rein Tripp Or Hope Townsend Trail Townsend 219.5 $288.60 1 The King N Diamonds Cassie Silveira Abrian Bass Abrian Bass 215 $59.20 2T Foundloveathooters Debbie Crafton Debbie Crafton 219.5 $288.60 2 Shining Ruby Lena Paul Wilinski 214.5 $39.47 4 Voodoo Whiskey Tylor Todd Tylor Todd 219 $192.40 3 Brothers Belledancer Paul Wilinski Abrian Bass Abrian Bass 214 $6.58 5 Dual Smarty Julia R Winders Julia R. Winders 218 $128.27 4T Crushed Wood 4T Makin a Seen Dan E Fox Katie Fox 214 $6.58 4T Stylish Vixen Isabelle L Gonzalez Isabelle L. Gonzalez 214 $6.58 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY FENCE WORK NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 On the Reydio Emily Ann Kent Emily A. Kent 230.5 $384.80 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY FENCE WORK LIMITED NON-PRO OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2 Dual Smarty Julia R Winders Julia R. Winders 225 $320.67 PL. HORSE 220 $69.07 3 Scr King Of the Road Jay/Wendy McLaughlin Cutter McLaughlin 223.5 $256.53 1T Bet Hesa Honeybee Tyrel And Ashley Lembke Ashley R. Lembke Jace C. Sheridan 220 $69.07 4T Foundloveathooters Debbie Crafton Debbie Crafton 222.5 $160.33 1T Blinded By the Storm Jace C Sheridan Isabelle L Gonzalez Isabelle L. Gonzalez 219 $39.47 4T Santanas Rey Gun Paris Starn Paris Starn 222.5 $160.33 3 Stylish Vixen 4 Rebellious Soul Tricia Gilson Tricia A. Gilson 213.5 $19.73 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY INTERMEDIATE NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY SELECT NON-PRO OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Rebellious Soul Tricia Gilson Tricia A. Gilson 643 $2,664 PL. HORSE Pam Myers Pam A. Myers 645 $160.00 2 Play Sally Play Scot & Carlene Meeks Carlene J. Meeks 640.5 $2,131 1 Rok N Roll Jecca R. Ostrander 630.5 $120.00 3 Boon Doxx Stefani Wagley Stefani Wagley 640 $1,864 2 Boxo Opus Magnum Jecca R Ostrander Diane A. Edwards 608.5 $80.00 4 Sliver Of Majesty Carrie King Carrie Anne King 638.5 $1,465 3 Here for a Good Tyme Diane A Edwards Paul G. Wilinski 602.5 $40.00 5T Blinded By the Storm Jace C Sheridan Jace C. Sheridan 638 $1,132 4 Brothers Belledancer Paul Wilinski 5T Sann Slinger Lynne Faust Performance HorsesLynne Faust 638 $1,132 7 Bet Hesa Honeybee Tyrel And Ashley Lembke Ashley R. Lembke 637.5 $932.40 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY $7,500 LIMITED NON-PRO OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 8 Stylish Vixen Isabelle L Gonzalez Isabelle L. Gonzalez 637 $799.20 PL. HORSE Jace C. Sheridan 638 $2,146 9 Makin a Seen Dan E Fox Katie Fox 634 $666.00 1 Blinded By the Storm Jace C Sheridan Julie Donovan Julie Donovan 637.5 $1,717 10 Shiney Lil Tick Tock Jens G Naglestad Jens G. Naglestad 633.5 $532.80 2 Her Lucky Cat 3 Stylish Vixen Isabelle L Gonzalez Isabelle L. Gonzalez 637 $1,287 4 Makin a Seen Dan E Fox Katie Fox 634 $858.60 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY HERD WORK INTERMEDIATE NON-PRO Luke/Kelli Neubert Kelli Neubert 627 $643.95 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 5 High Cotton Elliott Ranches LLC Mason Ann Elliott 623 $500.85 1 Boon Doxx Stefani Wagley Stefani Wagley 643 $148.00 6 Flashbacks 2 Rebellious Soul Tricia Gilson Tricia A. Gilson 640.5 $123.33 3T Lil Smart Lil Sweet D/S Performance Horses Danielle Quinn 640 $86.33 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY HERD WORK $7,500 LIMITED NON-PRO OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 3T Bet Hesa Honeybee Tyrel/Ashley Lembke Ashley Lembke 638.5 $86.33 PL. HORSE Elliott Ranches LLC Mason Ann Elliott 216 $132.50 5 Sliver Of Majesty Carrie King Carrie Anne King 638 $49.33 1 Flashbacks 2 SDP Tightfittingenes Chad/Jenny Smith Jenny Smith 215 $79.50 3T Hollyisalena Chris/Jessie Nance Jessie Nance 213 $26.50 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY REIN WORK INTERMEDIATE NON-PRO Trenton Grohman Trenton Grohman 213 $26.50 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 3T White Lightnin 1 The King N Diamonds Cassie Silveira Cassie Silveira 216.5 $148.00 2T Boxo Opus Magnum Jecca Ostrander Jecca Ostrander 215.5 $98.67 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY REIN WORK $7,500 LIMITED NON-PRO OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2T Sliver Of Majesty Carrie King Carrie Anne King 215.5 $98.67 PL. HORSE Julie Donovan Julie Donovan 219 $132.50 2T Boon Doxx Stefani Wagley Stefani Wagley 215.5 $98.67 1 Her Lucky Cat Cassie Silveira 216.5 $79.50 5T Hickory Smoked Ham Factor Performance Horses LLCBrittany Factor 215 $16.44 2 The King N Diamonds Cassie Silveira Dan E Fox Katie Fox 214 $26.50 5T Play Sally Play Scot & Carlene Meeks Carlene J. Meeks 215 $16.44 3T Makin a Seen Isabelle L Gonzalez Isabelle L. Gonzalez 214 $26.50 5T Shining Ruby Lena Abrian Bass Abrian Bass 215 $16.44 3T Stylish Vixen 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY FENCE WORK $7,500 LIMITED NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY FENCE WORK INTERMEDIATE NON-PRO

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56 Calley Satriana Calley Satriana 220.5 $167.59 220 $132.50 2 Smooth Cat Voo Calley R Satriana Calley Rae Satriana 220 $75.42 219 $79.50 3T Wing Anda Prayer Debbie Crafton Lori Frampton-Crafton 220 $75.42 209 $53.00 3T Hughes This Chic 3T The Metal Doctor Robert And Cheryl Chown Cheryl Chown 220 $75.42 3T RPL Boon Nancy J Winkelman Nancy J. Winkelman 220 $75.42 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY BOXING NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 The Metal Doctor Robert And Cheryl Chown Cheryl Chown 658 $3,619 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY BOXING $7,500 LIMITED NON-PRO OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2 Gar Sweet Tea Julie A Gibbons Julie A. Gibbons 656 $2,895 PL. HORSE Jenna Stolting Jenna M. Stolting 632.5 $958.23 3 Seven S Johnny Reb Lucinda Rose David Lucinda Rose David 654.5 $2,352 1 Kit Kat Royal Dustin & Cassity Mitchell Dustin Mitchell 627.5 $798.53 4 Misterey Vanessa S Stevens Vanessa S. Stevens 654 $1,990 2 Reynmann Karin Williamson Karin Williamson 624.5 $638.82 5 Xtra Short Trick Robert And Cheryl Chown Cheryl Chown 651.5 $1,447 3 Love On the Rocs Dana Aspinall Dana Aspinall 622 $399.26 6 Ima Metallic Shine Melissa Sexton Niamh A. Sexton 651 $1,266 4T Uncle Kwacker Karen Radermacher Karen Radermacher 622 $399.26 7 Wing Anda Prayer Calley R Satriana Calley Rae Satriana 650.5 $1,085 4T Light N Merada 8 Stylish Rebel Boy Amber Haglin Amber L. Haglin 649 $905 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY BOXING HERD WORK $7,500 LIMITED NON-PRO 9T Hughes This Chic Debbie Crafton Lori Frampton-Crafton 648 $633 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 9T RPL Boon Nancy J Winkelman Nancy J. Winkelman 648 $633 1 Reynmann Dustin & Cassity Mitchell Dustin Mitchell 217 $59.15 9T Boonshinen Megan R Waddell Megan R. Waddell 648 $633 2T Sjr Starlit Cat Derek/Audra Reeves Audra Reeves 214 $35.49 9T Rubys Reypeat Lucinda Rose David Lucinda Rose David 648 $633 2T Uncle Kwacker Dana Aspinall Dana Aspinall 213 $23.66 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY BOXING HERD WORK NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY BOXING REIN WORK $7,500 LIMITED NON-PRO OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 The Metal Doctor Robert And Cheryl Chown Cheryl Chown 219 $201.11 PL. HORSE Jenna Stolting Jenna M. Stolting 214.5 $59.15 2 Reynmann Dustin & Cassity Mitchell Dustin Mitchell 217 $167.59 1 Kit Kat Royal Karen Radermacher Karen Radermacher 209.5 $35.49 3 Misterey Vanessa S Stevens Vanessa S. Stevens 216 $134.07 2T Light N Merada Casey Temple Casey Temple 204.5 $23.66 4 La Smart Chicoreys Luke Jones Erin Jones 215.5 $100.56 2T Reykin in Nickles 5T Xtra Short Trick Robert And Cheryl Chown Cheryl Chown 215 $33.52 5T Rubys Reypeat Lucinda Rose David Lucinda Rose David 215 $33.52 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY BOXING FENCE WORK $7,500 LIMITED NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Reynmann Dustin & Cassity Mitchell Dustin Mitchell 216.5 $59.15 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY BOXING REIN WORK NON-PRO Dana Aspinall Dana Aspinall 215 $35.49 PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 2 Uncle Kwacker Casey Temple Casey Temple 214 $23.66 1 Ima Metallic Shine Melissa Sexton Niamh A. Sexton 222.5 $201.11 3 CR Justa Lil Tuff 2T Seven S Johnny Reb Lucinda Rose David Lucinda Rose David 222 $150.83 2T Gar Sweet Tea Julie A Gibbons Julie A. Gibbons 222 $150.83 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY BOXING SELECT NON-PRO OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 4 Hughes This Chic Debbie Crafton Lori Frampton-Crafton 220 $100.56 PL. HORSE Robert And Cheryl Chown Cheryl Chown 658 $180.00 5T Boonshinen Megan R Waddell Megan R. Waddell 219 $22.35 1 The Metal Doctor Robert And Cheryl Chown Cheryl Chown 651.5 $150.00 5T Xtra Short Trick Robert And Cheryl Chown Cheryl Chown 219 $22.35 2 Xtra Short Trick Nancy J Winkelman Nancy J. Winkelman 648 $120.00 5T The Metal Doctor Robert And Cheryl Chown Cheryl Chown 219 $22.35 3 RPL Boon 4 Mary Janez Carolyn Edson Carolyn A. Edson 643 $90.00 5 Cattin in the Light Shannon E And Hershel ReidShannon E. Reid 639.5 $60.00 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS DERBY BOXING FENCE WORK NON-PRO PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 1 Misterey Vanessa S Stevens Vanessa S. Stevens 221 $201.11

1 Blinded By the Storm 2 Stylish Vixen 3 High Cotton

Jace C Sheridan Isabelle L Gonzalez Luke/Kelli Neubert

Jace C. Sheridan Isabelle L. Gonzalez Kelli Neubert

2022 NATIONAL REINED COW HORSE ASSOCIATION CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL RODEO ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE 2 High Powered Pepto 2022 NRCHA CELEBRATION OF CHAMPIONS NHSRA CHALLENGE YOUTH PL. HORSE OWNER RIDER SC. MONEY 3 Wright On Hickory 1 On the Reydio Emily Ann Kent Emily A. Kent 143.5 $460.00 4 Desire Time

Jillian Smith Bonnie & Scot Wheatley Darrel Norcutt

Jett Smith Regan Wheatley Ali G. Norcutt

141 $345.00 140.5 $230.00 140 $115.00

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USA $9 $16 $23

Canada $30 $32 $55

Mexico & Overseas $37 $80 $104