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January 19-23, 2022 Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Centre Queen Creek, Arizona
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Art of the Cowgirl Return By Doreen Shumpert
Art of the Cowgirl, the premier event for female Western artists to showcase their craftsmanship, showmanship and horsemanship, returns to Arizona January 19-23, 2022 and will be held at Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Centre in Queen Creek.
Truly a family event for all ages, there is something for everybody in five action-packed days celebrating both cowgirl and Western heritage. Founded by prominent horsewoman and clinician Tammy Pate, the mission remains "to encourage and assist emerging artists of the western genre, and to celebrate cowgirls and their artistic contributions to western lifestyle." In support of this vision, The Fellowship Program was established "to continue education in traditional cowgirl trades to keep these traditions alive," according to Pate. "The Fellowship Program is our original dream and basis for the Art of the Cowgirl event. The Fellowship provides an opportunity for Western artists to work with masters—a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn or refine their passion with some of the most talented makers in the business. Whether it be a fine art, functional trade, or horsemanship, these fellowships will enrich, empower and educate while honoring our Western heritage," she explains. "The Fellowship seeks to remove obstacles such as funding and access for up and coming artists, without restriction of age or location." Recipients are chosen by committee, and will spend one to two weeks sponsored in full at the Master's home. Masters for 2022 include some legends in the business: Shorty Koger, Hat Making; Wilson Capron, Guest Master Bit Maker; Deborah Copenhaver Fellows, Fine Artist; Cara Brewer, Master Horsewoman; Lari Dee Guy, Master Horsewoman, and Karen Lamontagne, Master Saddle Maker. Fellowship opportunities are partially funded by workshops available at each Art of the Cowgirl event. This year's lineup of classes includes: Silversmith Workshop with Amy Raymond and Jill Latno-Yamate; Western Writer’s Workshop with Joni Harms and Olivia Harms; Chink Building with Chelsea Sazama; Rawhide Braiding—Make a Bosal with Teresa and Bill Black; Videography Workshop with Natalie McFarland; Photography Retreat with Kimberly Beer and Phyllis Burchett ; Moccasin Making with Kelly Martin; Horsemanship with Lee Smith; Cutting with Lindy Burch; Stock Dog Clinic with Robin Brown; and Breakaway Roping with Lari Dee Guy, Hope Thompson and Donene Taylor. Other events in the action packed weekend include a spectacular trade show; live entertainment stages and concerts; the Fellowship Live Art Auction presented by Art of the West; the All Women's Ranch Rodeo presented by Cowgirl magazine; the Elite Horse and Cow Dog Sale, presented by Western Horseman and featuring cowgirl-made using horses; a breakaway roping competition presented by Merck Animal Health; and the spectacular World's Greatest Horsewoman competition. Numerous other presenters and horsemanship demonstrations are also scheduled. For information on the Fellowship Program, events, workshops, the Elite Horse Sale, or competitions, entries and tickets please visit artofthecowgirl.com. 28
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ns to Arizona Jan 19-23 Q - How old is your event? A - The 2022 event will be our third year. Art of the Cowgirl’s first event was in 2019.
Q - How many exhibitors are you expecting? A - We will have over 80 vendors. Q - How many horses are in the auction? A - There are 32 Sale Horses and 5 Cowdogs. Q - Is there a preview of the sales and when? A - Yes full schedule is here: https://docs.google.com/
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Q - Is your event televised, and if so what channel? A - Yes, all events in the Merck Animal Health Arena will be televised on Wrangler Network
Q - Who are your major sponsors? A - Merck Animal Health, Wrangler, Preifert, Purina, Resistol Hats, Boot Barn, COWGIRL Magazine, Western Horseman.
Q - How many spectators are you expecting? A - 3000+ Q - Are facemask required for exhibitors, or spectators? A - No, unless town of Queen Creek changes their protocol. Q - What Covid safety issues, if any? A - We will follow the town of Queen Creek’s protocols Q - What is one-day ticket price? A - $50/online or $60 the day of at the gate. Q - What hours is the event? A - 9-6pm Wed, Thurs; 9-8pm Fri and Sat, 9-5pm Sunday. Q - What is the top draw for spectators? A - There are many great things to watch! All Women’s Ranch
Rodeo presented by COWGIRL Magazine, Breakaway Roping presented by Merck Animal Health, World’s Greatest Horsewoman Competition, Demonstrations from our Master Artists and Clinicians, Tradeshow, Art Auction, and Horse and Cowdog Sale presented by Western Horseman.
Q - How does the dog auction/sale work? A - The dogs will be previewed on Saturday and will sell with the horses in the live auction Saturday night at 6:30 pm MST. Online bidding available at CCI. Live.
Q - Is the parking free? A - Yes, free parking. Q - How many vendors will there be? A - 80 KRISTEN SCHURR PHOTOGRAPHY
Q - What kind of food is onsite? A - Two food trucks plus full concession area and bar
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Albuquerque, New Mexico – The World Series of Team Roping (WSTR) converged in Las Vegas, Nevada, for the Ariat WSTR Finale XV, Dec. 4-11, 2021. For eight days ropers from around the world competed at the South Point Arena & Equestrian Center for more than $14 million in cash and prizes. After the 2020 cancellation due to COVID-19, ropers returned with the same enthusiasm as they have for the last 15 years. Champions were crowned in eight major Finale divisions from the Open down to the #8.5. Friday, Dec. 10, marked the richest divisional roping in history when the #9.5 Ariat WSTR Finale XV paid out $2.26 million dollars plus prizes. Bud Swagel, from Dewey, Arizona, and Mike Foster, of San Tan Valley, Arizona, roped four steers in 35.65 seconds to finish first in the average, worth $352,000 cash payout. "I’m not a guy who goes and makes 6- or 7-second runs,” Swagel said. “I told myself, ‘Just go out and go to your spot.’ Once we made the short round, I decided I wasn’t going to let any of this this bother me—not the money, nothing. I’m going to go out there and rope every steer, look at my spot and handle my cattle. I had turned three steers in the #10.5 [Finale,] so I was confident in that. “The money is great,” Swagel added. “But winning this with Mike, the memories, that’s what this is all about.” This year’s Ariat WSTR Finale added three more qualifying divisions for ropers to nab 2022 Finale spots and bank more money than ever while in Las Vegas. The additional lineup included a $192,000 #13.5 Ariat Heartland and a $223,200 #11.5 Ariat Heartland. Lastly, the #14.5 Bloomer Qualifier Series division was the first of its kind—designed to pair a higher-fees event with the high caliber of the Bloomer brand—and it paid out some $123,000, including a first-place check of $28,000 to Montana’s Miles Kobold and Texas’s John Folmer for their time of 28.54 seconds on four head. “We kicked the Bloomer Roping series off in Las Vegas to highlight the quality of the roping we aspire to create,” Ty Yost, WSTR president, said. “Going forward, any producer can have one Bloomer Roping per event, and that producer can designate which division that is. It’s a high-quality product for ropers in every division, with higher fees and a higher reward. Over the course of the last two years, team roping has remained a constant—a sport that can thrive and adapt even in the toughest of times. Thousands of amateur team ropers once again vied for incredible payouts and recreational ropers from many walks of life filled their pockets—already looking forward to converging once again for the Ariat WSTR Finale XVI in in Las Vegas, Dec 3-11, 2022. About the WSTR: For the past 15 seasons World Series of Team Roping has strived to provide personal service to a small but influential group of ropers who share our philosophy of easier, smaller and richer ropings. It is our goal to continue improving our service to this elite group. For more information on the WSTR or 32
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Ariat WSTR Finale XV
Las Vegas, Nevada - Dec. 4-11, 2021 South Point Arena & Equestrian Center Top 10 Average Winners Finale Divisions For Complete Results Visit WSTRoping.com
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1. Riley S Minor & Cory Petska / 31.76 on 5 / $77,000 2. James Arviso & Cooper Freeman / 33.92 on 5 / $55,000 3. Garrett Rogers & Chris Young / 34.27 on 5 / $42,000 4. Cutter Machado & John Chaves / 36.14 on 5 / $31,000 5. Cash Fretwell & Jesse Hines / 37.66 on 5 / $16,000
#14.5 Priefert Finale
1. David McCallister & Pedro Maestas / 28.41 on 4 / $150,000 2. Tyler Tryan & Denton Parish / 29.21 on 4 / $114,000 3. Jaxon Booth & Colton Brittain 29.47 on 4 / $80,000 4. Radley Day & Britt Williams / 30.35 on 4 / $58,000 5. Bobby Baize & Kevin Lozares / 30.88 on 4 / $54,000 6. Micah Smith & Levi Garcia / 30.9 on 4 / $48,000 7. Kaden Profili & Jayse Tettenhorst / 31.42 on 4 / $40,000 8. John English & James Gililland / 31.64 on 4 / $34,000 9. Mason Johnson & Billy Lam / 32.01 on 4 / $28,000 10. Caroline Taylor & Bode Baize / 32.08 / $28,000
#13.5 YETI Finale 1. Clay Acuna & Johnny Salvo / 29.72 on 4 / $206,000 2. Travis Nickolson & Guy Chomistek / 30.34 on 4 / $160,000 3. Teddy Kreger & Wesley Barlow / 30.37 on 4 / $112,000 4. B Rad Lands & Boogie Ray / 30.41 on 4 / $86,000 5. Chance Cherry & Sam Garside / 31.39 on 4 / $74,000 6. Richard Newton & Josh Patton / 31.57 on 4 / $66,000 7. Granger Insco & Tanner Nall / 31.78 on 4 / $56,000 8. Erik Jackson & Timothy Rutar / 32.37 on 4 / $47,000 9. Daren M Sims & Jessy Remsburg / 32.43 on 4 / $38,000 10. Caroline Taylor & Calvin Taylor / 32.78 on 4 / $38,000
#12.5 Ariat Finale 1. Copie Dickson & Shane McCall / 29.66 on 4 /$228,000 2. Lance Horner & Coy A Thompson / 30.54 on 4 / $176,000 3. Josh Johnson & Kent Haley / 31.36 on 4 / $125,000 4. Matthew Sanchez & Tyson Charley / 31.54 on 4 / $94,000 5. Shaysea Alba & Jason Olson / 31.83 on 4 / $84,000 6. Kolton Sena & Mando Honne / 31.96 on 4 / $72,000 7. Cooper Bradshaw & Cache Burnside / 32.05 on 4 / $62,000 8. David Lee & Daniel Raynor / 32.4 on 4 / $52,000 9. Jay Guerrero & Gene Curtis / 32.74 on 4 / $42,000 10. Erik Becenti & Dennison Boone / 32.92 on 4 / $42,000
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Riley S Minor & Cory Petska / 31.76 on 5 / $77,000
David McCallister & Pedro Maestas / 28.41 on 4 / $150,000
#11.5 Priefert Finale
#9.5 Ariat Finale
#10.5 YETI Finale
#8.5 Resistol Finale
1. Joshua Comeaux & Rickey DeCuir / 31.52 on 4 / $260,000 2. Kyle Dalgliesh & Brendan Fisk / 32.87 on 4 / $200,000 3. Jim Randle & Teddy Nobles / 33.71 on 4 / $142,000 4. Shawn Felton & Dean Martin / 33.88 on 4 / $106,000 5. Clarence T Sanchez & Milnor Lucero / 34.42 on 4 / $95,000 6. Chantz Banks & Sean Kirk Thomas / 34.69 on 4 / $83,000 7. JR Shafer & Cody Taton / 34.93 on 4 / $71,000 8. LaRae Branham & Ken Matheson / 35.09 on 4 / $59,000 9. Kyle Carlson & Shay Walters / 35.56 on 4 / $47,000 10. Victor Garcia & Luis Jr Guerra / 36.13 on 4 / $47,000
1. Bud Swagel & Mike Foster / 35.65 on 4 / $352,000 2. Greg Kesler & Nash Nelson / 37.84 on 4 / $272,000 3. Charlie Johnston & Ryan Marks / 38.27 on 4 / $192,000 4. Bo Thomas & Trey Vargas / 39.18 on 4 / $144,000 5. Nate Easterday & Doug Rutan / 39.63 on 4 / $128,000 6. Lewis Perry & Keith Heritage / 40.17 on 4 / $112,000 7. Marco Teran & Omar Fimbres / 40.97 on 4 / $96,000 8. Mike Nulisch & Chase Wardlaw / 41.08 on 4 / $80,000 9. Mike Manore & Jason Grimm / 41.18 on 4 / $66,000 10. Dale Detten & Mark Manning / 41.59 on 4 / $64,000
1. Ty Crouch & Clay D Alexander / 32.72 on 4 / $326,000 2. Casey Lambert & Cooper Bradshaw / 35.07 on 4 / $252,000 3. Vale Robles & Pablo Robles / 37.26 on 4 / $178,000 4. Tracey Cearley & Trey Shivers / 37.76 on 4 / $134,000 5. John Harshbarger & Evan Leiber / 37.8 on 4 / $119,000 6. Jace Austin & Alan Hall / 37.92 on 4 / $104,000 7. Madison Haley & Kelly Jackson / 38.00 on 4 / $90,000 8. Dave Windsor & Lance Chism / 38.25 on 4 / $74,000 9/10. Chad Cliburn & Nathan Smith / 38.26 on 4 / $59,000 9/10. Lynn Hruby & Buddy Darnell / 38.26 on 4 / $59,000
1. Mac Fairey & Tyrel Campbell / 37.04 on 4 / $244,000 2. Chase Hulme & Denton Hulme / 39.5 on 4 / $189,000 3. Gabe M Volf & Chris Orr / 41.45 on 4 / $133,000 4. Tammy Lewis & Justin Darby / 42.81 on 4 / $100,000 5. Mary Beth Koehn & Randy Koehn / 44.19 on 4 / $90,000 6. Dennis Cook & Pecos Cook / 44.46 on 4 / $78,000 7. Steven Travis & Payton Wilson / 45.83 on 4 / $67,000 8. Beto Weber & Abel Villalobos / 46.59 on 4 / $56,000 9. Vince Baker & Billy Ray Williams / 47.94 on 4 / $46,000 10. Kristi Bunde & Larry Olson / 48.25 on 4 / $41,000
Clay Acuna & Johnny Salvo / 29.72 on 4 / $206,000
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Brandi Lyons to Represent Arizona Road to the Horse for 2022 challenges three-men and one woman to compete for the $100,000 purse and the World Championship of Colt Starting title.
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Glenn Stewart is a new addition to the tough competition that is designed to prove one’s ability to train a horse. Stated Glenn after the announcement of his addition to the annual event. “I’m very excited and grateful to be asked to come back to Road to the Horse in 2022. I’d like to thank Road to the Horse for the invitation and the opportunity to compete, improve and spend a weekend with amazing horsemen and women who are passionate about horses. Road to the Horse is one of the premiere horse events in the world and I’m honored to be a part of it.” A true horseman, Glenn’s work with and knowledge of horses is diverse. Glenn Stewart has been working with horses and their owners for over 30 years teaching thousands of students his Horse Development Program. Glen travels extensively each year delivering horsemanship clinics across Canada, the United States, Glenn Stewart South America and Europe. Glenn holds camps at his home in Fort St. John, The Horse Ranch. For 19 consecutive years, he leads his Learning Holiday Adventure High & Wild in the Northeastern Rocky Mountains – a remote location 100 miles from the nearest roads. Glenn was in charge of the horse program and developing 200+ herd of wild horses. This included: the breeding program, seasonal round-up, the taming/ gentling, foot breaking, trimming, overall maintenance of the herd. Some of Glenn’s Awards include:
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The real-deal when it comes to understand horses, Brandi Lyons carries on with the most trusted name in the horse industry. “Growing up with ‘America’s Most Trusted
Horseman’, John Lyons was an amazing blessing. He taught me so much, introduced me to so many amazing horse trainers and legends, and provided me many different types of horses to ride in all disciplines” says Brandi. Brandi’s success and popularity is based on a simple but seldom practiced philosophy her father pioneered decades ago; love and respect the horses and their owners! Brandi teaches that you need to have a strong foundation in understanding how to communicate with a horse and then be willing to think outside of the box, work hard, be honest and mostly have fun! Then, success with the horses comes naturally. Over the last 24 years, she has become admired and respected by horse owners and enthusiasts from around the country. Brandi will show you that with some understanding and a little bit of work you can do anything with your horse. The Lyons’ conditioned response training methods teach people how to work with their horses using gentle training methods, earning the horses respect while creating a safe and willing partner. She is great at showing you a step by step approach to achieve any goal that you have either in her clinics or through her virtual programs. Brandi shares her life with her husband, JD. They have raised five beautiful daughters. They enjoy spending their time with their bulldogs and horses. Learn more about Brandi Lyons at www. LyonsNoLimits.com. Road to the Horse 2022 takes place at the Kentucky Horse Park on March 24-27, 2022. Tickets are available at here or by calling 800-514-3849. Follow Road to the Horse on Facebook for the latest information.
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at Road to the Horse 2022 in KY Cole Cameron
Tough as they come, Cole Cameron was raised in the cowboy and western way of life. Born in Arizona, raised in
Texas and son to world champion and Hall of Fame cowboy Craig Cameron. Cole has spent his life on family ranches in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona and was always a top student, as well as a highly gifted athlete. Cole was a standout 3-sport athlete in High school, earning all-district honors in football, winning a state championship and earning a scholarship to play college football at Texas A&M University. Upon graduating with his bachelors in Agriculture at Texas A&M, Cole decided to pursue Graduate school earning a rodeo scholarship and a spot on the Texas A & M rodeo team. Cole competed two years for the Texas A&M Rodeo team and competed twice at the College National Finals in Casper, Wyoming. After finishing his college rodeo career, Cole continued to follow his rodeo dream on the pro circuit. In 2011, he won the Cowboys Professional Rodeo Association in Steer Wrestling. Cole, who is now a highly competitive team roper, lives and works at the family Double Horn Ranch, near Stephenville, Texas, with his parents Craig and Dalene. Cole has worked with some of the top horse trainers over the years and has competed in multiple disciplines including, cutting, team roping, and reined cow horse. Cole teaches alongside his Dad at many Horse Expos and Clinics and this past year traveled to five countries and sixteen States conducting horsemanship clinics on his own. Cole travels Nationally and Internationally teaching the Ride Smart method that has been passed down the Cameron family from father to son. Cole is following in his father’s footsteps, helping people worldwide to develop great horses and horsemanship, while keeping the western and cowboy way of life alive and well. Learn more about Cole Cameron at www. RideSmartHorsemanship.com. Road to the Horse 2022 takes place at the Kentucky Horse Park on March 24-27, 2022. Tickets are available at here or by calling 800-514-3849. Follow Road to the Horse on Facebook for the latest information.
Proven champion horseman, Mike Major claims, “To me,
the Road to the Horse competition is an amazing event that brings horsemen and women together from a variety of disciplines to showcase each one’s unique ability to prepare young horses. It’s about preparing these colts to go on and become the best horses they can be in their chosen discipline,” Mike Major stated. “Road to the Horse takes this knowledge and shares it with the rest of the world and that’s why I’m honored to participate in this coveted event.” Mike Major has a long list of accomplishments—a reflection of his dedication to his training program. In 2006, Mike Major rode Smart Whiskey Doc to a Working Cowhorse World Championship at the AQHA Select World Championship Show. Then, in 2009 and 2010, he and the stallion won the AQHA Versatility Ranch Horse Open World Championship, along with the first-ever Battle in the Saddle Ranch Remuda Challenge. Major then rode Black Hope Stik, a daughter of Smart Whiskey Doc, to win the 2010 Project Cowboy and the 2012 AQHA Versatility Ranch Horse Open World Championship. Major and his wife, Holly, operate their training facility in Bowie, Texas. The couple continually strive to build and improve their horse program, aiming to produce top-quality horses in the performance and ranching industry. Although horses are a huge part of the Major’s operations, the ranch is a working cattle ranch. Every year, Mike and Holly Major operate a large yearling cattle operation on the Flying A Ranch and on the Rio Puerco Ranch in Belen, New Mexico. Like the horses, the cattle have always been a main component of all the ranches. Learn more about Mike Major at www.MikeMajorHorsemanship.com.
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Chrome Cash adds $72K+ to payouts for Paint cutting horses at the 2021 NCHA Futurity
By Jessica Hein
Money talks, and that was certainly the case for 140 Paint Horses competing for APHA’s Chrome Cash purse at the 2021 National Cutting Horse Association World Championship Futurity, taking place November 17-December 11 in Fort Worth, Texas.
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$4,000 added, courtesy of Bill & Billie Aylesworth Five divisions offered $72,105 in total Chrome Cash payouts for the 2021 NCHA Futurity More than 250% increase over 2020 participation “The year-over-year increase in participation of Chrome Cash classes has been nothing short of amazing,” APHA Executive Director Billy Smith said. “Competitors love chrome on their horses, and we are thrilled the Chrome Cash program is rewarding them for their successes against the best of the best.” Launched in 2018, Chrome Cash was designed to increase payouts for registered Paint Horses at select cutting horse events across the country. Now , Chrome Cash classes can be found at cutting, reining, reined cow horse and roping events across the country. Congratulations to our top Chrome Cash winners from the 2021 NCHA Futurity, all of whom made the finals; full results are available here:
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Wood She B Magic & Austin Shepard (224): $4,869 Chrome Cash bonus plus $126,061 for third overall
Open Division Wood She B Magic & Austin Shepard (224): $4,869 Chrome Cash bonus plus $126,061 for third overall (pictured above) TF Chex Are Blue & Morgan Cromer (220): $3,895 Chrome Cash bonus Pocket Kings & Greg Wright (219.5): $3,164 Chrome Cash bonus Hawk N Cash & Nathan Gribble (215): $2,312 Chrome Cash bonus Purdys Rebel & James Payne (215): $2,312 Chrome Cash bonus Non-Pro Division Smoothe Talkin & Elizabeth Quirk (218.5): $4,456 Chrome Cash bonus plus $32,401 for fourth overall Hot Huckleberry & Missy Jean Etheridge: $3,487 Chrome Cash bonus plus $28,599 for sixth overall Rebelness & M. Todd Quirk (216): $2,906 Chrome Cash bonus plus $24,057 for 7th (tie) overall One Nite In Ft Worth & Kathleen Moore (215.5): $2,131 Chrome Cash bonus plus $20,996 for ninth overall Finnagan & William Cowan (213): $1,743 Chrome Cash bonus plus $17,775 for 13th overall Limited Non-Pro Division Rebellious Pepto & Reagan Lancaster (216.5): $2,694 Chrome Cash bonus plus $11,905 for fifth overall Love Byrd & Jimmy Purselley (209): $2,021 plus $7,170 for 16th (tie) overall Amateur Division Sisters Rebel Son & Gene Walker (216): $3,657 Chrome Cash bonus plus $15,336 for fifth overall Limited Amateur Division Less Talk & Gwen Eckerson (209): $2,839 Chrome Cash bonus plus $7,897 for 13th (tie) overall The Hisstorian & Jennah Heger (189): $1,656 Chrome Cash bonus plus $3,528 for 28th (tie) overall The NCHA Futurity Sale also featured some big bids for up-andcoming cutting horses, and Paints were right there in the mix, too. Purdy Smooth Talker, a 2019 sorrel overo mare by Smooth Talkin Style and out of Purdy Bet, brought a bid of $600,000. G Ezy, a 2019 sorrel solid stallion by Reyzin The Cash and out of Wood Ya (QH), drew a $90,000 bid. And the 2020 black tobiano stallion Hashtag Blessed, by Hashtags (QH) and out of Cinderella Cat, drew a bid of $75,000.
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Dr Lea Walker, DVM, DACVSMR. So please feel free to call if you have any questions regarding your horse and if you and your veterinarian feel that MRI may be helpful for your horse.
With a team of experienced surgeons, we can care for your horses directly at your farms, stables, and training facilities. The veterinary field team has two fully equipped ambulatory vehicles, with the latest portable diagnostic and therapeutic tools such as mobile cordless digital radiography (x-ray), ultrasound, both standing and dynamic exercise endoscopy, and shock wave, among others.
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Support RODEO in Arizona with New License Plate “There’s a lot of history of rodeo in Arizona and we wanted to put it on a license plate and share it,” said Dave Alford, general manager of Rodeo Scottsdale. “From fans to contestants, there are many people that will get this plate and they’ll all be helping a good cause.”
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This specialty plate is available to anyone and $17 from each plate goes to promote, educate and preserve the history of rodeo in Arizona. Dave Alford, general manager of Rodeo Scottsdale, pointed out that the two oldest rodeos in the world — Payson’s World’s Oldest Continuous Rodeo and Prescott’s World’s Oldest Rodeo — are in Arizona, and rodeos in Scottsdale, Tucson and Yuma have occurred for nearly a combined 250 years. SCOTTSDALE RODEO MUSEUM 3806 N. Brown Avenue Scottsdale, AZ 85251 The museum boasts rodeo artifacts going back to at least 1953, including saddles ridden by famous rodeo champions such as Jake Barns. 40
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Each year, the American Quarter Horse Association Executive Committee reviews and approves rule changes from the AQHA Show Committee, which are approved by the AQHA membership and AQHA Board of Directors at the annual AQHA Convention.
2022 AQHA Show Rule Changes
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Association has made great strides this year to complete the necessary programming to implement these rule changes that enhance programs and events for our members around the world.” All rules are effective January 1, 2022. Ranch riding has moved from achievement Category 2 to achievement Category 5.
Horses entered in performance halter without a Performance ROM or Racing ROM must also show in a performance class at the same show. Read more information. Horses entered in Versatility Ranch Horse conformation must also show in two VRH performance classes at the same show in the same division. Exhibitors competing at 2022 AQHA events should be aware that certain classes may not be cross-entered regardless of level or division as follows: Horses competing at 2022 events are not allowed to crossenter in the following classes regardless of level or division: AQHA reining and Versatility Ranch Horse reining AQHA trail and either AQHA ranch trail or Versatility Ranch Horse trail AQHA western pleasure and either AQHA ranch riding or Versatility Ranch Horse ranch riding Versatility Ranch Horse amateur and youth classes and the corresponding Limited or Rookie Versatility Ranch Horse amateur and youth classes Exhibitors competing at 2022 events are not allowed to crossenter in the following classes: Walk/trot or walk/jog classes and the corresponding lope/canter classes Learn more about the Association’s rules and regulations in the AQHA Official Handbook of Rules and Regulations.
Clayton Edsall Newest Member
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It was a banner year for reined cow horses with multiple milestones crossed, at the 2021 National Reined Cow Horse Association Snaffle Bit Futurity®, Clayton Edsall became the newest Million Dollar Rider to join the elite club. At the Snaffle Bit Futurity, presented by Metallic Cat, Edsall made the Open Finals at the event, needing only $5,000 in earnings to push his lifetime total over the mark. He earned $10,000 in the Finals and finished the year with $1,016,157.75. While the cows weren’t cooperative during his Finals run, the inarena announcement of his milestone had the crowd on their feet in the Will Rogers Coliseum.
Edsall, originally from Montana, recently moved his training operation from Oakdale, California, to Mineral Wells, Texas. His roots run deep in horses, where he started evolving his horsemanship riding ranch-raised horses in Montana. Today, he counts every major NRCHA premier event championship title to his résumé, bar the Snaffle Bit Futurity. “My success started in the bridle and went backwards, really,” Edsall, 41, said. “I started [my premier event earnings] winning the World’s Greatest Horseman on Skeets Oak Peppy in the bridle, then won the Stallion Stakes, won the Derby then Hackamore Classic. Now, it would be sure fun to win the 3-year-old Futurity. I just got to thinking about that and it seems a lot of times it goes the other way, but I’ve gone from bridle to snaffle with my wins. Most of those horses that I’ve won on are still showing—Metallic Train, Bet He Sparks, Bet Hesa Boon and Skeets Oak Peppy.” And, they all helped Edsall to achieve the million-dollar mark. His biggest paycheck has come aboard Metallic Train (Metallic Cat x Sparking Train x Shining Spark), owned by Beverly Servi, with $35,471 for first place in the 2018 NRCHA Stallion Stakes. The mare has amassed $172,250 in NRCHA earnings with Edsall, and along with the K&L Phillips-owned stallion Bet He Sparks (Bet Hesa Cat x Sparking Train x Shining Spark) that carried Edsall to a $30,173.69 payday at the 2019 NRCHA Derby and to more than $187,000 in NRCHA earnings, have been big factors in achieving this honor. For Edsall, part of his measure of success is not only picking up the wins, but watching the horses he has trained continue to
compete and have long careers. “Some of the horses I’ve done good on, but I’m not still showing them, they are still going,” he said. “There were four horses I had a part in training in the World’s Greatest last year and that is special to me, important to me. If you do your homework and keep a horse sound, not only physically but mentally, it is great to watch a horse go on and be successful. That means a lot to me.” First and foremost, Edsall thanks his wife, Chelsea, he says, for not only being his wife and biggest supporter but also for being a great partner helping in his horse business. The backing of his parents, all of Edsall’s clients and customers that trusted him with their horses, and the support of his late brother, Roy, have all had a hand in helping him in his career. “When I was getting started [training horses] I was around a guy, Tink Elordi, who would harp on me about how it didn’t matter what you put on a horse’s face but it was about how you use your feet, ride Clayton Edsall with your body and the energy you put out,” said Edsall. “That has been a huge focus for me and been a positive in the older horses. I wasn’t raised in the industry and throughout my career, fellow trainers have helped me learn, whether they knew it or not. Watching someone else warm a horse up, bouncing ideas off each other, it is so valuable and helpful.” It takes a lot of support to keep a training operation running flawlessly, and Edsall recognizes the efforts from not only his family and customers, but also all of the veterinarians and farriers that help his horses get the job done in the show pen.“Dr. Marty Gardner of Western Performance Equine, Dr. Joe Carter of Oklahoma Equine, our farriers, the staff and so many more people help keep us going,” he said. “I’m humbled and appreciative of everyone that has helped me and the horses along the way.” Edsall becomes the 21st rider in the NRCHA Million Dollar Rider Club. “Earning a spot in the Million Dollar Rider ranks at NRCHA is a life’s effort for many of our professionals,” said Anna Morrison, NRCHA executive director. “We couldn’t be happier for Clayton and the team surrounding him for achieving this milestone.”
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Cave Creek Equine Installs Standing MRI
Sports medicine is a well-established human medical discipline from which many athletes and weekend warriors’ benefit. But a growing trend is emerging in Arizona: veterinary sports medicine for horses.
Phoenix-based Cave Creek Equine Sports Medicine and Surgery is amongst the leaders in veterinary sports medicine, offering horse-owners specialty vet care for injuries associated with many equine disciplines including the western performance industry, show jumping, dressage, racing and polo. A unique team: With the only board-certified Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation practitioners in the state, the practice has three veterinarians uniquely experienced to offer the gold-standard in lameness diagnosis and between them, they share impressive credentials: Dr. Martin Vidal, BVSc, MS, PhD, DACVS, DACVSMR is Boardcertified in Equine Surgery as well as Board-certified in Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Dr. Lea Walker, DVM, DACVSMR is Board-certified in Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation (Diplomate ACVSMR) Dr. Fabio Aristizabal, DVM, MS, DACVS is a Board-certified Equine Surgery Specialist and Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons As Dr. Walker explains, “The American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation’s focus is everything including the workup through treatments and rehabilitation to get the horse back to its original form and sport. Accurate diagnosis is key to that process”. Introducing unique technology: With special horses comes the need for unique technology to diagnose and pinpoint problems. Cave Creek Equine recently purchased a Standing Equine MRI system from Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging to complement its other lameness diagnostic tools. Diagnostic in over 90% of lameness cases, this goldstandard modality aids informed treatment decisions to provide owners more definitive information on prognosis and their horse’s ability to return to work. Dr. Walker, who has previous experience working with the Hallmarq standing MRI system, joined Cave Creek Equine to add her expertise to the practice: “I started working with Hallmarq’s Standing Equine MRI back in 2008 and came to appreciate the ease of use and safety aspects of the system. In addition, Hallmarq offers a modular installation option; we were able to drop in a completed system, set it on a concrete slab, connect to Internet and power – and start scanning immediately. We did at least two MRIs every day for the first two weeks. It was nice knowing that the second it hit the ground, we were able to get good diagnostic quality images from the outset.” Walker added, “For us, the most important reason why Cave Creek is specialized more so than others, is that we are able 50
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Dr. Vidal stressed the importance of combining the knowledge of equine sports medicine with the familiarity and expertise in acquiring MRI images, and use of MRI technology, as a crucial modality to provide better outcomes for horse owners. “Every sport has different demands. Having specialized training and experience helps the challenging process of detecting subtle nuances in each equine athlete. Each equestrian discipline places different demands on the horse’s body” said Dr. Vidal. “These horses suffer different types and frequencies of injuries in certain regions of limbs, like the carpus and fetlock, particularly prone to injury in racehorses for example, whereas the hoof, coffin joint and navicular region, are ubiquitously affected, regardless of the discipline.” “It is very important for a sports medicine practice to have solid, high-quality imaging. Cave Creek Equine has been a leader in MRI imaging for many years throughout the valley. Now, with the addition of the Hallmarq standing MRI, the quality of the standing images that we’ve produced since Lea joined the team are in line with the exceptional quality of the other imaging we currently offer. The
exceptional image quality produced by our practice has been recognized by the radiology community which routinely review and interpret our MRI images.” Walker states, “Hallmarq’s Standing MRI provides us with a unique modality which benefits both the practice and the horse owner and most importantly, the horse.” MRI can show problems that are not visible with any other imaging method and is highly valuable at detecting injuries at an earlier stage. Standing MRI only requires the patient to have very light sedation, there is no anesthesia required. This reduces risk of injury and in certain cases may make it easier for a client to say “yes” than to the conventional ‘down’ MRI, which Cave Creek Equine has been using for years. MRI involves no radiation, unlike CT, bone scan or radiography. Ensuring Patient Safety: Dr. Walker agrees that one of the big selling points of the Hallmarq Standing Equine MRI is that it allows for the horse to be diagnosed without anesthesia and is therefore without risk to the patient. “There was a 2020 study by Byrne and coworkers in the Equine Veterinary Journal*, which compared the quality and diagnostic capability of a standing low-field versus an anesthetized low-field system, and those results give me confidence to say that the images we get from the Hallmarq system are of comparable quality to the already existing ‘down’ MRI. Because we don’t need to anesthetize the horse, some horse owners may prefer this method.” She also noted that the exceptional support received from the Hallmarq team throughout the process is unmatched by other suppliers, in her experience. “Hallmarq stands by their customers with their Q-Care program, and they go way beyond just supplying a good product.”
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Teton Ridge Teams Up With Trailblazing Barrel Racing Champions
By Mandi McCary
As western culture brand Teton Ridge continues to blaze trails in preserving and elevating America’s western way of life and classic western sports, the dedicated entity announced today that dynamic barrel racing champions Sherry Cervi, Lisa Lockhart, Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi and Hailey Kinsel will join TEAM:TR.
The skilled quartet of athletes will add to the already robust TEAM:TR collection of champion athletes and ambassadors that spans multiple disciplines in the western space. Earlier this year Teton Ridge welcomed extraordinary talent in the reining and reined cow horse disciplines when announcing accomplished horsemen Andrea Fappani, Corey Cushing and Todd Bergen as the inaugural representatives of TEAM:TR. “Teton Ridge is a brand built around the core values of America’s western culture," said Teton Ridge Sports Executive Vice President Ellen Newberg. “TEAM:TR is a fundamental component of our sports strategy; celebrating and elevating the remarkable athletes, whose pursuit of excellence and embodiment of champion-caliber mentality through their journey of hard work, sacrifice and dedication to their sport, make the events we all love possible. The innovative TEAM:TR approach creates a platform for athletes from different disciplines to work together in order to strengthen and broaden western sports on a global level.” Recognized as one of the top competitors in barrel racing and possessing four world titles, Sherry Cervi’s (Marana, Arizona) professional career has spanned just under 30 years and resulted in an industry-leading nearly $3.5 million in earnings. Rocketing onto the rodeo leaderboards early in her career, she collected her first Women’s Professional Rodeo Association (WPRA) Reserve World Champion title in 1994. From there Cervi’s list of astounding accolades has included being a 19-time Wrangler National Finals (WNFR) qualifier, clinching an impressive four world titles (1995/ 1999/ 2010/ 2013), winning the WNFR average Champion three different times and being a 13-time qualifier for the RAM National Circuit Finals Rodeo (RNCFR). Whether competing in the arena or working with her horses, Cervi attributes her success to hard work and a laser-like focus. Showcasing that same resounding focus on success, Lisa Lockhart (Oelrichs, South Dakota) began riding horses at the mere age of six and has made her mark on the western sports world ever since. Beginning her professional barrel racing career in 1993 when she joined the WPRA, the accomplished athlete has to date earned more than $2.8 million in the arena. Lockhart has qualified for the WNFR 15 times over the years. Additionally, she is a two-time Reserve World Champion, two-time 52
WNFR average Champion, four-time Canadian Champion, 2019 RNCFR and has won the richest single-day rodeo in the world The American - twice thus far in her still exceptionally prosperous career. Her consistency in finishing among the Top 5 in the world standings year after year, added to her knowledge, athleticism and extreme equine prowess makes Lockhart a perfect addition to TEAM:TR. A native Texan, Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi (Lampasas, Texas) learned the intricacies of running barrels from her father at a very young age and has showcased the same passion and dedication every moment since. Splashing onto the rodeo scene soon after becoming the barrel racing champion of both the Texas High School Finals and National High School Rodeo Association in 2002, Pozzi secured the title of 2003 College Southern Region champion during her time at Texas A&M University. Soon after she won the 2003 WPRA Rookie
Powerhouse quartet of Sherry Cervi, Lisa Lockhart, Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi and Hailey Kinsel to elevate TEAM:TR of the Year title for barrels and became the first-ever rookie in the WPRA standings to qualify for the WNFR, finishing seventh in the world. Currently sitting in the No. 9 spot in the world standings for 2021, Pozzi is no stranger to topping the leaderboard in all she does. The two-time world champion (2007/2009) has collected many accolades over the years including being a 15-time WNFR qualifier, two-time WNFR average champion, two-time RNCFR Champion and much more.
With career earnings topping over $2.6 million Pozzi strives for excellence each time she rides into an arena.
Fellow Texan, Hailey Kinsel (Cotula, Texas) has sought the same level of distinction since her professional career debut in 2015. As one of the most talked-about young athletes over the past decade, her superior athletic ability is equally matched by her knowledge and exquisite display of horsemanship. Sitting in the No. 1 spot in the world standings as 2021 rolls to a close, Kinsel and famed equine partner “Sister” have genuinely set a new bar in the barrel racing community. With more than $2 million in career earnings, Kinsel has qualified for WNFR five times, holds three world titles (2018, 2019, 2020), was the 2020 WNFR Average Champion and was the event champion at The American a record three times. Known for her dedication and drive both in the arena and out, Kinsel spends her time when not competing training her horses - a passion she shares with her mother. Teton Ridge will further expand TEAM:TR to feature additional disciplines including top-caliber professionals in the cutting industry, roughstock disciplines and more.
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Gunners Special Nite is Now an NRHA $5 Million Sire
Less than a year after his offspring passed four million dollars in earnings, Gunners Special Nite has made it to the next level of National Reining Horse Association Million Dollar milestones. That makes the flashy sorrel one of only nine sires in history to cross the $5 Million threshold.
Bred by Kim and Debra Sloan and raised by Tim and Colleen McQuay, the son of NRHA 13 Million Dollar Sire out of Mifs Doll (by Mifillena) was later purchased by Turnabout Farm, Inc. NRHA Professional Marcy Starr and
NRHA Million Dollar Rider and Owner Tom McCutcheon rode him to over $219,000 in earnings by way of an NRHA Futurity Reserve Championship and top finishes at other major events. In 2010, McCutcheon piloted the 2004 stallion to Individual and Team gold medals for Team USA at the 2010 World Equestrian
NRHA Futurity Open Res. Champion Gunners Special Nite & Marcy Starr
Games. With such a show presence and pedigree, his strength as a sire was predictable and he has delivered a pattern of excellence. McCutcheon noted, “Great mindedness and consistency are what he passes on to his foals – along with the physical ability. With top open horses like NRBC Champion Modern Gun and NRHA Futurity Reserve Champion Guns And Dynamite leading the way, his foals have carried him to this incredible siring level.” Gunners Special Nite’s 462 foals have average earnings of $10,854. His leading performers are: Modern Gun (Taris Modern Design) $272,025 Guns And Dynamite (Chic Olena Starbuck) $209,565 Baileys Not Painted (Darlins Not Painted ) $142,640 Lenas Shining Gun (SL Lenas Chick) $131,010 Gunnersrufride (Lil Ruf Showgirl) $102,205 Special Made Whiskey (Starlight Acres) $96,566 Into The Nite (Chexy Dun It) $94,355 Gunners Specialolena (Dolly Jac Olena) $94,095 Hollywood Nites (Dun It For Chex) $93,034 Gunners Brite Nite (Stiletto Tag) $86,650 Gunners Special Nite stands at Tom McCutcheon Reining Horses in Aubrey, Texas. Learn more about him at GunnersSpecialNite.com. 54
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Standing Equine Leg CT debuted at 2021 AAEP Convention
Hallmarq Advanced Veterinary Imaging will showcase its latest product—Standing Equine Leg CT (sICT system utilizes a unique dual-concentric ring design that allows the detector plate to remain close to the area of interest, thus optimizing image quality. Hallmarq is also among the few companies to also include motion correction technology to ensure high-quality, clear images in the standing patient. In addition, Advanced cone beam (CB) technology collects high resolution, 3D images in just 60 seconds, by moving in concentric circles around the leg, according to the release. Sub-millimeter resolution makes CB technology ideal for fine bony detail essential in distal limb imaging and ideal for analyzing pathology in bony structures. Though sICT is new to the United States, it has been through development and in clinical use in the United Kingdom since early 2021 and is already advantaging involved practices. "The standing leg cone-beam CT system from Hallmarq provides a safe and convenient diagnostic modality to help produce a definitive diagnosis, and guide the best treatment plan for equine patients. It also provides us with a valuable complementary tool in surgical planning when used in conjunction with our standing MRI," said Jonathan Dixon, BVetMed, MVetMed, DECVDI, MRCVS, European specialist in Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging, and radiologist from Rainbow Equine Hospital in the UK. “The system was very straightforward to install and has a simple-to-use interface," he added. "Quick acquisition time and fine bone detail make surgical planning much easier.” While using the sICT, the horse handler remains in the room throughout the process, positioned behind lead shielding to ensure
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patient safety. The open, low, flat platform allows easy entry and exit for the sedated patient. Since the patient is sedated and not anesthetized, any risk involving anesthesia is elimated when using this patented CT scanner, thus promoting peace of mind for the horse owner. What's more, the compact system offers equine practices with access to rapid 3D imaging for enhanced evaluation of daily lameness cases. It provides safe, convenient and affordable advanced imaging for the standing, sedated horse—aligning with its mission to improve the lives of animals and the people who care for them. Further, it comes with comprehensive system support backed by Q-Care—Hallmarq’s unique customer care program created to assist veterinarians with advanced imaging. “Our sICT system creates an incredible business opportunity for equine veterinarians, who can now offer advanced imaging to more horse owners,” said Mick Crosthwaite, CEO of Hallmarq. “Profitability can be achieved in as few as 10 cases per month.” Indivduals attending AAEP can hear Dixon’s positive experiences using the Standing Equine Leg CT, plus also talk with key members of Hallmarq’s executive team responsible for its creation and launch: Mick Crosthwaite – CEO Jos Belgrave, BVSc, MRCVS – Former Hallmarq CEO and current non-exec board member/director Nick Bolas, D. Phil, MBA – Founding Director and the inventor of Hallmarq’s slCT Annie Makin – Chief Customer Officer Lynn Bender – Chief Marketing Officer Holly Johnson, BVSc – UK Account Manager
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The National Snaffle Bit Association (NSBA) in support of the NSBA Foundation today announced a 3-year commitment from the Bob and Ingrid Miller Family of Mesa, Arizona that will allow NSBA to bring the Heroes on Horses program to a new venue in the Western United States hosted as part of the 20222024 Sun Circuit Quarter Horse show in Scottsdale, AZ.
This donation is an important milestone to meeting the goal to establish and expand the outreach to Veterans beyond its current format at the NSBA World Championship Show and All-American Quarter Horse Congress. "It is our vision that this financial support will bring additional awareness to the “Model of Inclusion” the NSBA
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When denial, anger and grief lead not to acceptance but rather to guilt, vengeance and self destruction. Walk the path of a truly troubled soul - follow along as a man - code name “NewMex” - loses himself in alcohol, drugs, sex , violence and danger - to bury the deep-seated guilt and confusion that has lead him into a world where murder and mayhem are not only justified, but rewarded by a mysterious being known as THE KEEPER. Who trains him to become the deadliest assassin on earth. Then gives him a cause that makes it all “for the good of mankind”. That cause ? “PATRIOTISM “ Is he ? A patriot… ? Or is he just a high dollar assassin ? And who__or what__is THE KEEPER ? You decide - enjoy your journey into “THE SOUL OF A MAN” 62
Jim Eagle, an entrepreneur, inventor, stock speculator, “car guy,” poet, author, and weekend cowboy, lives in the shadows of Black Mountain, which looms over an old western mining town in the Arizona desert north of Phoenix, called Cave Creek. Jim is well aquatinted with shadows, for he has spent the last fifty years of his life living in the shadows . . . of anger, guilt, and self-analysis.
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2021 The Run For A Million Champion Won $500,000 in the Run-Off Against Flarida!
Kole Price NRHA’s Newest Million Dollar Rider With the airing of the December 17, 2021 episode of The Last Cowboy on the Paramount Network, reining fans around the globe were able to watch history be made at The Run For A Million presented by Teton Ridge. Although the event was held August 21, a media embargo meant fans had to wait to learn who the winner was until the final episode of The Last Cowboy aired. In a run-off for the Championship, Kole Price bested NRHA Six Million Dollar Rider Shawn Flarida for his first premier event win and accompanying check for $500,000. That historic paycheck pushed Price to more than one million dollars in lifetime earnings. “Being a million-dollar rider has always been one of my biggest goals. The way I see it, that achievement puts you in an elite class of trainers,” he said. “It’s a blessing to have it happen so fast. My mentality has always been that if I thought I could do something, I’d just go as hard as I can to see if I could get it done quicker.” So what was it like for Price to watch the most pivotal moment of his career play out on the hit show? “It was very incredible because I knew there were a lot of people outside the horse world who now know how special that event is. I think I was so caught up in the moment while I was there that I didn’t get to fully enjoy it because I was so worn out, so getting to watch it and relive it was really special,” he shared. It was a rapid rise to the top for Price, whose first reining earnings were recorded in 2009, when he piloted SLJ Hope Hes Smart (Smart Like Juice x Navahope) to a fourth-place finish in the Limited Open at Minnesota’s Winona Horse Show. The check was less than $38, but it was the building block for a career that now includes titles at several major events, including the NRHA Futurity, NRHA Derby, and the National Reining Breeders Classic. Price, who grew up in Illinois, showed Percherons until he was around 10 years old, and began training outside horses at 13. It was when he saw a video of NRHA Twelve Million Dollar Sire and earner of more than $185,000, Wimpys Little Step (who had been trained and shown by Flarida) that Price became a fan of reining. In his drive to learn more about the sport, Price secured an internship during his high school and college years with NRHA Professionals Brent Loseke and Mike Davis. He then spent five years with NRHA Professional Gabe Hutchins before starting his own business in 2015. It was at the 2018 NRHA Futurity that Price qualified all three of his entries back to the Level 4 Finals. Capitalizing on that success, he finished as the L4 Open Reserve Champion on Isnt She Perfect (Walla Walla Whiz x Miss SIlvergun) for total earnings of $130,352. Then came Gunna Stop (Gunnatrashya x Stop Little Sister), owned by Amber Gokey. With fellow NRHA Professional Austin Roush at the reins, the talented colt had won more than $70,000 at 64
the 2018 NRHA Futurity across Open Levels 1–4. Price began showing the stallion in 2019, earning an L4 Open Reserve Championship at the High Roller Reining Classic. In 2020, the pair continued their winning ways, taking the L3 Open Championship at the NRHA Derby for $22,303. In 2021, the pair qualified for The Run For A Million at the Cactus Reining Classic. The Run For A Million Championship earned Gunna Stop a place in the history books as the highest-earning horse of all time at $672,762. “Growing up I would watch horses like Wimpys Little Step and Wimpys Little Chic, and it was just a dream that I’d get to ride horses like that and have a horse win that much. To have it happen … that hasn’t really set in yet,” he said. “The way everything happened, all together, it’s like I checked off a lot of items on the checklist all at once.” Price’s lifetime earnings as 2021 draws to a close are $1,111,343, and he’s already looking ahead to the next million. “Long-term, I would love to be NRHA’s Leading Rider. I always want to be the best at whatever I do,” he said. “From day one, winning the NRHA Futurity has always been my main goal. I wake up at 5 a.m. each morning, and my ringtone is ‘Run for the Roses.’ That’s my inspiration every day – even those that I’m tired, worn out, and sore. I feel like if I can get an extra hour on everyone else, it will add up eventually.” Price thanked his wife Kelsey, the Gokey family, Gunna Stop, and Taylor Sheridan. He added a special thank you to the multitude of friends and family that traveled to Las Vegas to cheer him on. “I probably had 40 people from my hometown in Illinois who came out to support me. That was so special to me,” he said. Price’s top 10 wins include: 2021 The Run For A Million Championship (Gunna Stop) $500,000 2018 NRHA Futurity L4 Open Reserve Championship (Isnt She Perfect) - $130,352 2020 NRHA Derby L3 Open Championship (Gunna Stop) $22,303 2021 NRBC L4 Open 6th (Gunna Stop) - $21,000 2018 NRHA Futurity L4 Open 12th (KR Ima Trashya) - $20,392 2014 NRHA Futurity L3 Open Reserve Championship (FM Shine N Tag Chex) - $20,330 2021 NRBC L4 Open 9th (Trendsettter) - $15,500 2020 NRHA Futurity L3 Open Reserve Championship (Four Oh One K) - $14,619 2021 NRHA Derby Tamarack Ranch Open Stakes (Trendsettter) - $14,004 2020 NRBC L3 Open Reserve Championship (Gunna Stop) $12,978
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NRCHA Makes Major Increases to Payouts
Following a highly successful year where membership and participation in reined cow horse increased exponentially, the National Reined Cow Horse Association Board of Directors voted to increase 2022 premier event payouts and offer more finals event berths for competitors.
“The NRCHA Board of Directors continues to be so forward thinking and engaged,” said Anna Morrison, NRCHA executive director, “Their commitment to raising our premier event purses recognizes the dedication of our exhibitors, owners and breeders in
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On top of this, a more-than matching commitment of an additional $62,000 added from the NRCHA Board of Directors ensures a bigger payout for finalists from reserve on. Additionally, instead of the Top 10 being brought back for the ticketed World’s Greatest Horseman Finals, the Top 15 will ride for the prize. With the added purse, the NRCHA Board commits that those finishing 11th through 15th will earn at least $7,500. On top of this, the Tres Osos Cow Horse Derby will pay $30,000 to the Open champion. At the Teton Ridge Stallion Stakes, held March 25-April 2 in Las Vegas, Nevada, the Derby event will pay $50,000 to the Open champion in 2022, and the finalists riding for that prize increase from Top 20 to Top 25, plus ties, with places 21-25 earning at least $2,500. Also at the Teton Ridge Stallion Stakes, the Non Pro Derby purse will pay $10,000 to the winner, an increase over the 2021 purse of approximately $8,000, with a $3,000 prize for the Level 1 Non Pro Derby winner (formerly the Amateur division). When the action begins at the DT Horses Western Derby June 1-12 in Scottsdale, Arizona, competitors in the Open Derby will ride for $50,000, a $10,000 increase over the 2021 purse. Instead of 20 riders, now there will be 25 finalists for that limited age event. Like the Stakes, the finalists placing 21st-25th will earn at least $2,500. The Non Pro Derby purse will pay
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Safe and Secure Evet Digital Records
USEF Members save 15% on you sign up for an eVet account. To learn more about the discount, login into your USEF account today to check out the eVet tile on your Member Dashboard Your horse’s health records are one of the most important collections of documents you will obtain to manage their health. These documents detail the medical history of your horse and outline specific vaccinations, specialty procedures and competition-compliant inoculations. Not only is obtaining comprehensive records important for managing your horse’s health properly, but just as important is how we house and inventory these records. The security and validity of equine vaccinations is becoming increasingly important in the equestrian industry. Whether you are wanting documents for competition and travel compliance or are managing biosecurity and disease prevention, your records need to be accurate and safely stored. Plus, if you have more than one horse you will want to be absolutely sure you have proper and detailed equine health records for each. Traditionally, these paper documents would be requested from veterinarians, printed, and placed in folders or binders in order to produce when needed. However, in a digital age where paperless is an option and digital documents provide immediate access and accuracy, this is a more efficient way forward in managing horse health records. The eVet Certificate provides online comprehensive equine vaccination records at our fingertips for competition and travel requirements. With the increase in biosecurity measures,
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STETSON WRIGHT WINS TWO PRCA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
For the second straight year, Stetson Wright left the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo as a two-time world champion. In the 2021 Wrangler NFR presented by Teton Ridge there was a new twist. After winning the all-around and bull riding world titles in 2020, Wright won the all-around and saddle bronc riding crowns in 2021 Saturday night before
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Since its inception, the APHA Breeders’ Futurity program has provided a slate of classes available exclusively to Breeders’ Trust offspring at the APHA World Show. The Gold division of the Breeders’ Futurity is open to any
Gold division of APHA Breeders’ Futurity announces program enhancements
Breeders’ Trust-nominated foal, and the only additional eligibility criteria is that the foal’s dam is nominated to the Gold Division. APHA is excited to announce several new modifications to the program in 2022 and beyond:
Classes will take place until the horse’s 5-year-old year. This adds two more years of showing opportunities in Gold Division classes. Mare nominations will start at $150 to add funds to the purses offered in those two additional years.
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APHA announces three prestigious youth award recipients
Gabrielle Shultz, a 17-yearold from Aledo, Texas, was selected as the 2020-2021 AjPHA Youth Member of the Year through a rigorous selection process that placed emphasis on Paint Horse-
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related activities, volunteerism and more. A senior at Aledo High School, Gabrielle (above right) has shown Paint Horses for five years with the Texas Paint Horse Club. The Youth Member of the Year award is presented annually to a Youth member who supports the Paint breed while also being involved in community activities. Gabrielle receives a Gist Silversmith trophy buckle and a $1,000 scholarship sponsored by APHA. In addition, the Garden State Paint Horse Youth Club earned the AjPHA Youth Club of the Year and From the Heart Award. The New Jersey club demonstrated its commitment to building a strong Youth program in earning these two awards. They will be receiving $1,000 sponsored by APHA for the AjPHA Club of the Year award and $500 sponsored by Markel Insurance for the From the Heart Award. Each year, APHA conducts the Youth Member of the Year, Youth Club of the Year and the From the Heart Award contests to recognize Youth members and regional clubs for their community participation, leadership, promotion of APHA and more. Why it matters: APHA’s mission is to promote, preserve and provide meaningful experiences with Paint Horses. The winners of these awards are encouraging and fulfilling that mission to ensure the American Paint Horse is represented in their communities. AjPHA Youth Member of the Year a PowerPoint or scrapbook that includes proof of their involvement.
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The UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine’s Center for Equine Health will expand its equine facilities to Templeton Farms on California’s Central Coast. This 52-acre property was donated by dedicated equestrian and UC Davis alumna, Gina Bornino Miller. According to a university release, Bornino Miller and her late husband William J. Miller opened the Templeton Farms business in 2011 and it has operated as a worldclass sport horse training, sales and breeding facility near Paso Robles. It has served generations of performance horses and has offered a successful boarding program. “I am thrilled to donate Templeton Farms to my alma mater,” said Bornino Miller, in the release. “It was our dream to build a world-class facility and I look forward to seeing it develop further to advance equine health and veterinary education for years to come.”
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UC Davis Center for Equine Health receives Templeton Farms donation
The donation supports the Center for Equine Health’s mission to accelerate equine health, welfare, performance and veterinary care through research, education and public service. Additionally, this location will offer new opportunities to unite veterinary students, residents, researchers, and veterinarians so they can combat critical problems impacting horse health. “We are incredibly grateful to Gina for this extraordinary donation that supports the future of equine veterinary medicine,” said Carrie Finno, director of the Center for Equine Health. “Templeton Farms is a spectacular property with a reputation for excellence and we are committed to providing top-quality care to boarders while enhancing
UC Davis alumna, Gina Bornino Miller, has donated the 52-acre Templeton Farms location to the university (Photo courtesy of UC Davis).
our research and educational efforts to improve horse health and performance.” “UC Davis is known as a leader in equine health,” said Mark Stetter, dean of the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine. “Gina’s trust in us
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Enjoy a weekend of horse showing and family fun in Camp Verde at the Jackpot Ranch February 4-6 with the first AzQHA No Bling Show of 2022. Just one hour north
of Phoenix, the lush 85 acre event center features ponds with water sports, an outdoor and a covered arena along with overnight accommodations.
AzQHA No Bling Show in Camp Verde You can even stay in one of the Ranch’s teepees. The ranch has 750 feet of Verde River frontage with large camping area, RV hookups and a bonfire area. There is something for everyone in the family at this show venue and the No Bling format encourages everyone to take the pressure off and enjoy
spending time together. The No Bling show will be judged by Michelle Pearson. The schedule spreads the classes out and allows for shorter days. Friday features roping, reining and speed events while on Saturday, the arena will be devoted to ranch classes. Rail and
pattern classes will be on the schedule for Sunday. AzQHA will be providing a free lunch for exhibitors on Saturday. Additional information and entry forms are available on the AzQHA.org website. Stalls can be reserved by calling Dana Yingling at 480-239-5381 and exhibitors can call Amy at Jackpot Ranch directly for accommodations, RV spaces and shavings at 928-300-5490.
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PRORODEO HALL OF FAMER BARRY BURK PASSES AWAY
BY TRACY RENCK, PSN EDITOR
ProRodeo Hall of Fame tie-down roper Barry Burk passed away Dec. 16. He was 79. Burk, who was inducted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame in 1994 and qualified for the National Finals Rodeo 18 times – 16 in tiedown roping (1964-77, 1979-80) and twice in steer wrestling (1963, 1969). He also competed as a team roping header at the 1968 NFR.
"He loved rodeo, he loved the rodeo way of life, and he loved the people who he got to be friends with and meet through rodeo," said Blair, Barry's son. "In the Burk family, rodeo is just a family tradition for us. My dad had a lot of good statements, and he loved his life and he loved rodeo life and he had a good time while he was here." Blair followed in his father's footsteps as a tie-down roper and is a 14-time qualifier for the NFR, 1995-2007 and 2009. Barry's father, Dee Burk, was a top-notch rodeo performer who taught him the intricacies of roping and rodeo. His uncle, Jiggs, was another standout roper and his uncle, Clyde, was a four-time tie-down roping world champion (1936, '38, '42, '44) who was inducted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame with the inaugural class in 1979 – the same year Clyde's horse, Baldy, was enshrined. Just how good was Barry Burk? Well, he's widely known as the best roper never to have won a gold buckle. From 1967 to 1975, Burk was a perennial contender for the tie-down roping world championship. He was second in the world standings from 1967-70, was third in 1971, second in 197273, third in 1974 and runnerup again in '75. He had also finished third in the world in 1964 at the age of 22. "I won second behind a lot of great ropers," said Burk, who also won the NFR average title in 1973, in an April 10, 2015, article in the ProRodeo Sports News. "Dean Oliver, Phil Lyne and Glen Franklin were winning gold buckles back then, and those guys are as great as they come. I was really close several times; I just didn't rope as good as they did." Burk came closest to winning a gold buckle in 1970, when he was $1,868 behind world champion Junior Garrison. Jeff Copenhaver beat him by $2,571 in 1975. continuted page 90
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American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum Adds Three Temporary Exhibits
The American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum in Amarillo, Texas, is hosting three temporary exhibits that honor the western lifestyle and bloodlines of the American Quarter Horse. One Artist Show: Jack Sorenson celebrates the artwork of Panhandle native and western artist Jack Sorenson. His work has appeared on the covers of more than seven dozen magazines, including Western Horseman, Beef, The Cattleman and The American Quarter Horse Journal. Sorenson has been one of Leanin’ Tree greeting cards’ top artists for many years with more than 100 images in print. Recently, Sorenson became a member of The Cowboy Artists of America. Original artwork by Sorenson can be viewed and purchased at the museum or online now through January 7, 2022. Proceeds from the sale of his art work will support the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum and its efforts to preserve the history of the American Quarter Horse. Learn more or shop Sorenson’s One Artist Show at aqha-museum.myshopify.com. The Bloodlines of the Breed exhibit traces the bloodlines of the breed's foundation sires from the 19th and early 20th centuries, including Lock’s Rondo, Old Billy, Printer, Peter McCue, Steel Dust, Roan Dick, Traveler, Shiloh, Little Joe, Old Fred and Old Cold Deck. The Bloodlines of the Breed exhibit is available for a limited
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Peter McCue, one of the foundation sires of the American Quarter Horse breed, is featured in the Bloodlines of the Breed exhibit on display at the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum in Amarillo, Texas. time. Advancing our Bloodline: The U.S. Remount Service explores from 1908 to 1948, when leading ranchers and horse breeders in America worked with the United States government to advance the bloodlines of the nation’s cavalry horse. This horse breeding initiative intended to produce enough horses to mount the entire cavalry after wartime in the late 1800s. Countless well-known Quarter Horses – including Refrigerator, Easy Jet, Two Eyed Jack, Peppy San Badger and Clabber – can trace their ancestry back to one or more remount stallions. The Advancing our Bloodline: The U.S. Remount Service exhibit is available for a limited time. About the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum The American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum in Amarillo, Texas, is a place for horse lovers of all ages to learn more about the American Quarter Horse and to experience a piece of the West. Start your museum visit at www.aqha.com/museum. Celebrating and preserving the history of the American Quarter Horse, the Hall of Fame & Museum is a program of the American Quarter Horse Foundation.
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Metallic Cat Announces Lucrative Incentives for 2022 NCHA Open Futurity Finalists
By Kelley Hartranft
Metallic Cat Announces Lucrative Incentives for 2022 National Cutting Horse Association Open Futurity Finalists Team Metallic Cat is offering two incentives, totaling $1,000,000 to current owners and breeders of Metallic Cat offspring who have a threeyear-old competing at the 2022 NCHA Futurity. Money will count towards NCHA earnings
Stephenville, TX, December 3, 2021 – With $1,000,000 up for grabs from team Metallic Cat, it is never too early to start planning for the 2022 futurity season. The innovative Metallic Cat incentives are open to all horses competing at the 2022 National Cutting Horse Association World Championship Open Futurity. To be eligible for the $500,000 Metallic Cat incentive, owners of the three-year-old’s competing in the open finals at the 2022 NCHA Futurity must have a 2022 paid breeding on file. The horse competing in the open finals does not have to be sired Metallic Cat. Paying out $50,000 each to all breeding contract owners making
the top 10, meeting the above criteria. The $500,000 incentive will be awarded to the 2022 NCHA Open Futurity Champion if the three-year-old is sired by Metallic Cat and the owner of the futurity champion has a paid breeding to Metallic Cat on record for the 2022 breeding season. To honor all those who have supported Metallic Cat over the years, this incentive is open to all topnotch equine athletes making the NCHA Open Futurity Finals in 2022. “Our hopes are that the mare owners who breed to Metallic Cat in 2022 will see their foals come back as three-yearold’s and compete for the dream, the futurity championship crown,” stated Bobby Patton, owner of Rocking P Ranch’s Metallic Cat. “We are pleased to offer this incentive to the cutting horse community.” After an impressive show career in the cutting collecting over $637,000 in lifetime earnings, Metallic Cat has gone on to produce over $48 million dollars in earners throughout his breeding career. The iconic sire in the western performance horse industry is owned by Bobby Patton’s Rocking P Ranch, located in Fort Worth, Texas. Start planning now to be eligible for the $1,000,000 Metallic Cat Incentive. Book your 2022 breeding today, before it’s too late! Visit metalliccat.com for all the details and go to www. BrazosValleyStallionStation.com for the breeding contract. Keep in mind, Metallic Cat stands to a limited book of 200 mares, so get your contracts in early.
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USDA Agricultural Outlook Forum Theme and Program
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced the theme and program of the 98th Agricultural Outlook Forum, a virtual event that will be held on February 24-25, 2022. The 2022 Forum theme is “New Paths to Sustainability and Productivity Growth” and the program will focus on innovations to minimize the environmental footprint of agriculture and ensure sustainability while improving crop yields. “If we are to produce enough to feed a growing global population while minimizing our environmental impacts, we must develop new ways to do things,” said Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. “I look forward to discussing with sector leaders how we can work on climate smart solutions that will improve the profitability and resilience of agricultural producers and open new market opportunities.” The Forum will begin with a presentation by USDA Chief Economist Seth Meyer on the Department’s outlook for U.S. commodity markets and trade for 2022 and the U.S. farm income situation. Secretary Vilsack will deliver the keynote address followed by a plenary panel of distinguished guest speakers. The
Forum program will also include 30 breakout sessions covering six key areas:
Climate mitigation and adaptation Frontiers in agricultural innovation and production U.S. agricultural trade and global markets Commodity outlooks Supply chain resilience Equity and inclusion
The Agricultural Outlook Forum is USDA’s largest and premier annual event. Each year it brings together a wide range of stakeholders from across the agricultural sector including producers, processors, policymakers, government officials, and nongovernmental organizations. In 2021, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, USDA held the 97th Forum as a free, virtual event for the first time, drawing nearly 5,000 attendees from the United States and around the world. Visit the Agricultural Outlook Forum website to register and read the program at a glance (PDF, 225 KB). Follow the conversation at #AgOutlook on USDA’s Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Registration to the 2022 Outlook Forum is free but required. Register today.
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AQHA Past President Howard Weiss, a member of the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame, passed away December 4, 2021. Weiss became involved with Quarter Horses through his daughters, who were active in showing. He and his wife, Phyllis, were active as owners and breeders. Phyllis passed away earlier this year. “Howard Weiss represented the new face of the Association – of folks who had been attracted to Quarter Horses in the pursuit of wholesome, family-oriented activity,” wrote Don Hedgpeth in “They Rode Good Horses.” Horses that Weiss owned include Lane’s Super Son, AQHA Champion and Superior halter horse by Super Charge; Nite Watch Chex, 1971 high-point western riding gelding and 1975 world champion in senior reining by King Fritz; and Docs Breeze Bar by Doc’s Doctor, a gray gelding that played the role of Captain Call’s (actor Tommy Lee Jones) mount in the “Lonesome Dove” miniseries. Howard Weiss Weiss became an AQHA Director in 1970. He chaired the Association’s judges committee and was a member of the youth activities and AJQHA scholarship committees. He became 37th AQHA president in 1986. Weiss’s term as AQHA president brought an end to the turbulent debate over the proposed separate racing association. A racing council was elected to make recommendations to the AQHA Executive Committee regarding the future of Quarter Horse racing. Also while Weiss was in office, plans were finalized for the television series called “America’s Horse,” which highlighted Quarter Horse events around the country. Weiss served the horse industry in other ways as well. He served as president for the Pacific Coast Quarter Horse and Valley Quarter Horse associations. Weiss was a member of the U. C. Davis equine research committee and the California Department of Agriculture Horse Drug Committee. Weiss was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 1997. from page 86
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After Burk retired from competing, he began hosting his Barry Burk Junior Roping Championships, and the family will host the 37th edition Memorial Day weekend in his hometown of Ardmore, Okla. "One of his last wishes was to go to the BB Junior Roping Championships in 2021," Blair said. "He went and put the roping on and got to see all his friends and he loved that. After he had a Hall of Fame rodeo career, he gave back to the sport he loved." Future world champions and fellow ProRodeo Hall of Fame tiedown ropers Cody Ohl and Fred Whitfield attended Burk's junior roping event.
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American Quarter Horse Hall of Famer and AQHA Honorary Vice President Betty Nix died December 19, 2021, in Kalispell, Montana. She was 95. Betty Nix worked for the American Quarter Horse Association for 40 years, retiring on June 30, 1992. Throughout her employment, Betty became a highly respected figurehead
– a person people knew or knew of, and a “mother” to the membership and staff. Her motherly ways and “Mother Nix” nickname stemmed from her caring attitude and concern for people’s feelings. For four decades Betty’s job was just that – taking care of customer demands, requests, complaints and problems. “I made my name out there by handling a lot of calls from irate customers. It was a challenge to help those people,
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but I knew how they felt about some things. I always tried to make them understand our policies. A lot of it was communication and giving them that personal touch. When I helped someone and solved the problem, it made me happy.” Making sure that AQHA employees continued to give customers the service they deserve was the advice Betty left behind. “If you treat people right, the
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Kyle King Jumped 836 Spots in the World Rankings in 2021
For decades, Kyle King has been a North American show jumping staple. The west coast rider is a known threat in a jump off and no stranger to international competition or the winner’s circle. But he’s never really had a string to be a consistent contender on the world stage. That fact was reflected on the world rankings list. At the start of 2021, you had to scroll down 917 riders to find King. He’s been rapidly rising the ranks since. In November, King cracked the top 100 for the first time. As of December, he’s in the 81st spot and he isn’t planning to change his upward course anytime soon. The gnawing question is how the heck did he do it? King’s recent streak of success came largely on the inaugural 2021 Major League Showjumping tour, where he quickly became a familiar face in the victory gallop. Since the MLSJ tour launched at Traverse City Horse Shows in July, he’s logged ten top five 5* finishes, including victories in Monterrey, MEX (Etalon), and Thermal, CA (Magic Mike). “To be able to campaign like I’ve been doing this year and doing all of these Major League stops and just getting consistent points [has been great],” said King. “I’ve never looked at the world rankings because I never really had a group of horses to be able to campaign and the ability to do the five stars. So now it’s kind of exciting. I know a lot of the other riders, too, and we’re waiting like little kids on Christmas to see where we’re at,” he laughed.
VetNova expands service with launch of US affiliate
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VetNova was founded in Spain in 2007, and it is currently present in more than 20 countries around the world. The company operates under 4 fundamental priorities: innovation and quality, customer service, its people, and social responsibility. VetNova’s top priority is the quality, efficacy, and safety of its products. The small animal catalog is made up of more than 60 products that offer solutions within everyone's reach, in the areas of dermatology, renal/urinary, convalescence/recovery, senior care, behavior, odontology, neurology, muscular-skeletal, digestive/ hepatic, cardiology, ophthalmology, and wellness. Additionally, the company’s equine catalog is expected to be launched shortly. VetNova believes that the best product is the one that, in addition to contributing to the improvement of the animal's health, can be administered easily, without causing added stress and without affecting the human-animal bond. This forces the company to be in constant evolution, always listening to the client’s needs to develop the most innovative products and improve the product profile every year. VetNova’s second priority are its clients, from veterinarians to distributor partners, to pet parents. And at the top of this chain, the company values the job that veterinarians and their professional teams do every day for the health and wellbeing of all animals. 94
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A ‘Million’ reasons to head to Fort Worth in September 2022
Shining Spark Passes Away JANUARY 18, 1989 – DECEMBER 27, 2021.
by Jessica Hein
“Blessed with a depth of life beyond measure.” As much as Shining Spark's mind, heart and eyes shined bright, I knew in my heart that his body was getting tired. Today, just three weeks shy of his 33rd birthday we made the decision to say our goodbyes. Shiner was always a wise, kind gentleman and for over 32 years, he was the "heart and soul" of Carol Rose Quarter Horses. He lived a legendary life and had a tremendous impact on so many families, friends, young people and equine disciplines worldwide. He fulfilled my dreams and inspired so many others. His life exceeded expectations, his career and versatility unmatched. It will always be an honor and a privilege to have shared in his life's work and to be a part of his legacy, as well as future. Special thanks to Dr. Joe Carter and Dr. Dickson Varner for helping me make the right decision. Thanks to all the friends who have called, texted, messaged and written me after they heard the news. Special thanks also to Humberto Camacho, Todd Wagner, Sam Rose, Dr. Joe Carter and his staff for your love and assistance with Shiner’s final moments. Goodbye Shiner, you will forever be the Shining Spark in my heart, and for so many others– you lived up to your name in every way. Rest in peace my friend. ~ Carol Rose
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The APHA/WCHA Halter Million—formerly the Lone Star Gathering—will feature a one-stop shop for exciting competition for Paint Horse halter exhibitors, featuring all APHA world championship and Breeders’ Futurity halter classes, as well as the World Conformation Horse Association’s Breeder’s Championship and Big Money Halter Futurities. All told, the September 2022 event will feature payouts worth more than $1 million to halter exhibitors.
APHA/WCHA Halter Million September 24 – October 2, 2022 Will Rogers Memorial Center Fort Worth, Texas
After a successful 2021 show and positive feedback from this year’s participants, the World Show Advisory Committee recommended moving all APHA world championship halter events—excluding performance halter and color classes—to the APHA/WCHA Halter Million; the APHA Board of Directors recently approved their recommendation. Benefits: - Hosts all Open/Amateur/Youth world championship & Breeders’ Futurity halter classes (all ages) at one event, excluding performance halter and color classes. - Open/Amateur/Youth world championship performance halter and color classes will take place in the summer with the remainder of the APHA World Show classes. - Reduces cost for exhibitors, especially families who want to show together across halter divisions. - Preserves and expands APHA’s partnership with WCHA Breeder’s Championship & Big Money Halter Futurities, including cost-sharing and revenue-generation opportunities. - Creates a true World Championship Show atmosphere and prestige for the APHA halter industry. - Positively impacts the event schedule for the summer APHA World Show. Stay tuned to all the APHA channels for more information as it becomes available.
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Teton Ridge behind PBR Team Series BY: ANDREW GIANGOLA
PBR today announced the PBR Team Series, a new team-format league complementing its successful Unleash The Beast premier tour, launching in June 2022. It’s being called a transformational change for a sport that has grown continually for 28 years, as well as a huge victory for cowboys in offering them new money, professional coaching, and the incomparable camaraderie understood by anyone who’s ever played team sports. The PBR Team Series, which will span June to November 2022 in its inaugural season, following the May conclusion of the Unleash The Beast, will launch with eight founding teams playing a 10-weekend regular season culminating in a team playoff.
Each team will be based in a home market to be named, playing host to an annual bull riding event and Western lifestyle festival. There will also be two “neutral site” league-produced events and the season playoff and championship. The teams with their respective ownership and home market selections will be announced early in 2022. The PBR Team Series will host a player draft prior to the 2022 season, drafting bull riders from any PBR rider member who has declared for the draft based on League rules. The team lottery will be held when PBR visits Madison Square Garden in New York in early January. Fans can expect the world’s best bull riders to join the new teams. Riders and team owners will compete for separate prize pools that will reward team performance at each event and in the final season standings. “Adding to an already thrilling sport, recent PBR team format events produced even more rider passion and better competition in an electric atmosphere,” said PBR Commissioner and CEO Sean Gleason. “We anticipate the PBR Team Series will make the riders better, and our sport overall will get better. Fans will have new rooting interests, host cities and home-team partners will deliver new marketing programs, and we will create additional value for every PBR stakeholder.” Event competitions will be structured as head-to-head games between teams. Each game will feature five riders per team squaring off against another team. The team with the highest aggregate score of qualified rides among its riders will be declared the winner of each game. Most competitions will be staged as three-day events featuring three games per team. The team with the best game record across an event will be declared the winning team. Rider and Team event payouts and season standings will be based on Win-Loss records 100
and tie-breaks throughout the entire season. PBR has decades of experience promoting and producing enormously successful bull riding events. The PBR Team Series builds on the existing structure of PBR with the same basic rules for judging and scoring qualified bull rides. The most significant change is events will recognize team performance rather than individual performance – with riders and owners winning as a team. In recent history, bull riders competing on teams debuted with the PBR Global Cup in 2017, with PBR hosting the global competition in Edmonton, Sydney, and twice in Arlington, Texas. PBR team competitions continued with the Monster Energy Team Challenge (METC) in June 2020 at South Point Arena in Las Vegas, culminating in the METC Finals in Sioux Falls in July. In addition, PBR staged “Cowboys for a Cause” team charity events aboard the USS Lexington aircraft carrier in Corpus Christi, Texas, in 2020 and 2021. “I grew up in the format of team competition when I played soccer in Brazil, and I loved the brotherhood of being on a team and having strategies to beat another team,” said reigning PBR World Champion Jose Vitor Leme. “I’m very excited for the draft and finding out who will be my partners on the team. People cheer for teams. This will bring a lot more fans to this sport.” “I’m really excited for this new opportunity in our sport,” added 2016 PBR World Champion Cooper Davis. “Teams bring a great new element to bull riding. Guys feel the responsibility to ride for their teammates, and it makes everyone ride better. You’re riding for more than yourself.” The PBR Team Series will be televised by CBS and CBS Sports Network and carried on RidePass on Pluto TV. Recognizing the added drama and excitement when riders join teams, PBR had been considering the Team concept for years. Then the Coronavirus pandemic brought significant restructuring to the Unleash The Beast schedule, most notably a pivot over to bring the World Finals to AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The push to make Teams a reality picked up speed. Now the sport will have two contiguous tours – the individual Unleash The Beast competition from January to May, culminating in World Finals in Fort Worth at Dickies Arena, followed by PBR Team Series, running from June to November, reaching a crescendo in what is expected to be a thrilling playoff. Nearly 30 years ago, 20 rodeo cowboys founded PBR to increase their earnings and ensure a strong and growing sport for the next generation of cowboys. Similarly, the first riders to declare for the inaugural Teams draft will be forging a better, more lucrative future for generations of bull riders to come. “This is a big victory for bull riders – a huge effort to grow the sport in the biggest way yet,” said PBR co-founder Cody Lambert. “The team format is a game-changer to improve an already exciting sport, make it even better, and give riders more opportunities.”
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Irrigation - Done Right 3 phase power, 200 amp, and 400 amp service available
Minutes from EVERYTHING!
5 Minutes to I-10 Fuel & Convenience Store - All Paved 8 Minutes to NEW 11 Freeway Coming Soon! 15 Minutes to Watson Road Everything NEW Under the Sun for Shopping & Eating
40 Minutes to Wickenburg 20 Minutes to Buckeye 4 Hours to Norco, CA
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Roper & Barrel Racer’s Dream - 19+ Acres Built & Designed by Professional Horsemen
Green Grass Pastures - Grandfathered Irrigation Water Rights Nearly 10 Acres of Pasture - First Class Irrigation System - Strong Custom Fencing
Cattle Cutting Arena (115’x115’)
The Cattle Set-Up on this is Perfect Seamless & User Friendly
Horse Barn Fully Enclosed w/Pens Large Tack Room, Shaded Wash Racks, Porch & Tack Areas
Paved to Entrance, Garages, RV & Enclosed Storage Stocked Pond with Catfish Covered Cattle Barn Many Other Large Buildings Perimeter Fencing/Fully Gated 406-654-7772
James H Taylor, III
$2,300,000
Rockstar Realty AZ, LLC 7010 E Acoma Dr Suite #101 Scottsdale, AZ 85254
Agricultural Exemption Zoning
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Horse Property in Rimrock, AZ
25 minutes North of Camp Verde $379,000
GREAT VIEWS & EASY ACCESS! 4800 N Top O The Morning Dr, Rimrock, AZ 86335
MLS # 6322369
1.019 ACRE LOT
3 Bed 3 Bath PAVED STREET
APPROXIMATELY
1,825 sq ft GREAT LOCATION STORAGE BUILDING TWO CAR CARPORT
Rex Wager 480-390-1475 (Cell) rexwager@aol.com
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Scottsdale Mayor David D. Ortega Proclaims January 2022 as “BarrettJackson Collector Car Auction Month” As Barrett-Jackson, “The World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions,” looks ahead to its 50th anniversary celebration and the 2022 Scottsdale Auction, January 22-30, Scottsdale Mayor David D. Ortega has proclaimed the entire month of January 2022 as “Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction Month” to recognize the auction company’s half-century-long commitment to the community. This will mark the first time in BarrettJackson history that the mayor’s proclamation spans the entire month. Before BarrettJackson Auction Company was formed in 1971, its founding members, Tom Barrett and Russ Jackson set the stage for the organization’s commitment to the community of Scottsdale when it first held the Fiesta de los Autos Elegantes in 1967 to raise funds for the local Scottsdale library and the community arts center. Following Barrett-Jackson’s first auction at WestWorld of Scottsdale in 1989, Scottsdale Mayor Herb Drinkwater issued a proclamation recognizing that special week in January to be known as “Barrett-Jackson Classic Car Auction Week,” thus beginning a proclamation tradition that every Scottsdale mayor has continued. “We have received tremendous support over many years from the City of Scottsdale, beginning in the late 1960s when my father Russ and his business partner Tom Barrett first held the Fiesta de los Autos Elegantes,” said Craig Jackson, chairman and CEO of Barrett-Jackson. “We have continued to enjoy an incredible relationship with the City’s leadership over the years and we are proud to call Scottsdale our home. It is an honor to receive Mayor Ortega’s month-long proclamation, a first in our history, and we are thrilled to once again bring the national and international spotlight on Scottsdale for another exciting event as we celebrate 50 years of The World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions.” “Congratulations on the success and longevity of ‘The World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions,’” remarked Mayor David D. Ortega. “I’ve attended with my family and friends for decades and each year tops the last.” The annual Scottsdale Auction has hosted many of the most electrifying moments in collector car history over the last 50 years. The 2022 Scottsdale Auction will celebrate many of those milestones and memories while delivering an action-packed automotive lifestyle event highlighted by one of the most spectacular dockets ever seen, all at No Reserve. With incredible vehicles such as a 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing and a 2015 Porsche 918 Spyder, along with celebrity icons such as Pitbull and Bret Michaels selling vehicles to support charitable initiatives closest to their hearts, the 2022 event will provide an excellent commencement for the next 50 years of Barrett-Jackson’s history in Scottsdale.
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2.64 ACRES! In the highly desired town of Carefree! WOW! THIS IS IT! Utilities are in. Survey is completed.
Perfect for a Luxury Home!
VIEWS IN ALL DIRECTIONS! $369,000 38457 N RISING SUN Carefree, AZ 85377 MLS 6299051
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Prestigious, private & gated Quail Ridge in North Scottsdale Custom luxury 5500 SF single level luxury home sits atop a 5-acre parcel of prime view property. 360-degree views of mountains & city lights in the most private settings. Luxurious master suite with private living room, fireplace & private patio with breathtaking views. 4 car climate controlled garage & room to add!
$2,995,000 40242 N 112TH WAY Scottsdale, AZ 85262 MLS Coming Soon
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11 PLUS ACRES! SECLUDED AND PRIVATE! Views in all directions!
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Downtown city lights to the south!
Borders three sides by
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Rancho Manana Golf Course $2,250,000 5200 E Rancho Manana, Cave Creek, AZ 85331 MLS 6299544 JANUARY 2022
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Equestrian Estate in Wickenburg 2.99 Acres Horse Facilities 2,786 Sq Ft Custom Built Home Lots of Space for Truck/Trailer Parking
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New Lights Outdoor Arena Commerical Use Permit
Covered Arena Paved Road Easy Access Private Drive Beatuiful Views Private Well Large RV Shop RV Parking
Large Trainers Barn Mare Motels Open Air Arena Huge Turn-Outs Main Custom Residence Large Guest Home Ranch House Room for Development of Residential or Equestrian Amenities
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602-390-3761
gloverinaz@gmail.com
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Saturday, January 15, 2022 Heart of Oklahoma Expo Center • Shawnee, Oklahoma
A FASHION ICON • 2019 Bay Stallion by Gunnatrashya out of Sheza Fashion Chic (Earner of $4,718.09 NRHA, Dam of 10 foals, 5 perfs earning $78,736.70 NRHA) • NRHA and NRBC nominated
BLACK N BOOM • 2012 Bay Gelding by Boomshernic out of Blazing In Black (Earner of $43,628.17 NRHA, Dam of 25 foals, 16 perfs earning $424,416.29 NRHA, $4,912.25 NSBA) • $11,000+ NRHA earnings
NITE TO REMEMBER • 2019 Sorrel Mare by Gunners Special Nite out of Mega Chex To Cash (Earner of $3,000.75 NRHA) • NRHA and NRBC
STARBUCKS DELIGHT • 2017 Brown Mare by Smooth Talkin Style out of Smart Scat (Earner of $57,024.87 NRHA and 7 AQHA Performance Points) Producer of $54,130.49 NRHA/NRCHA. • Earner of $1,911.08 NRCHA. 2nd 2021 NRCHA Eastern Derby Level One Limited Open Derby
READY FOR SHOOTIN • 2018 Dun Gelding by Guns R For Shootin out of Billie Jean Dun It (Earner of $1,178.99 NRHA) • NRHA and NRBC
For More Information: Jennifer Anderson 405-401-4759 Tiffany Caravella 405-615-9171 • John Carlson 405-612-0188 WWW.SHAWNEEHORSESALES.NET
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