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Second Triple Crown for Vanlandingham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Indy Ropes the win at the NRHA Non-Pro Derby. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 NRCHA Derby names Champions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 BFI-Husband/Wife team wins $100k in #12.5 Showdown. . . . . . . . 12 Fuller & Ward win $155k at one of a kind BFI in OK . . . . . . . . . . .13 Cactus kingpins win 11.5 for 100k in Guthrie. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 BFI-Okies Win First Ever Cactus #10.5 for $61,500. . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Yoga for Horses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Back to Basics with Josh Hunt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

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Jason Vanlandingham

Indy Roper Contributed by Matt McMillan, Ph.D.

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Second Triple crown for Vanlandingham A Vintage Smoke blew into the Jim Norick Coliseum during the Level 4 Open Finals of the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Derby presented by Markel. At the reins was his trainer, Jason Vanlandingham. The newly crowned NRHA Two Million Dollar Rider and the flashy black stallion had already made their mark on the reining industry by winning two of the three largest reining events: the 2018 NRHA Futurity and the 2019 National Reining Breeders Classic (NRBC). The only accolade missing from A Vintage Smoke’s resume. An NRHA Derby Championship. That was remedied on Saturday night when the pair wowed the judges with flawless maneuver followed by flawless maneuver. The crowd held its breath as the pair exited the arena, awaiting the results. When the score - a 227.5 - was announced, the applause was deafening. For Vanlandingham, the win came with a feeling of relief. “I was disappointed with myself last year because we had a chance of winning it, but I missed my last stop. There was a lot of pressure to get it done, and this horse came through. He was really awesome,” he said. Feeling the pressure, he had to take a few moments for himself before competing. “I was pretty nervous, to the point where I had to get with the good Lord and do some praying because my confidence wasn’t there. A big feeling of relief came over me, and I just told myself to put my confidence in the right place,” he shared. That resolution was what he needed. “We went in there about as hard as he could go, and he stopped huge the first time. We were last in the set so there was no ground left, but he was locked in, and I was very proud of him,” he recalled. The win came with a big check for $60,000, with 5% going to nominator Karl Hapcic. Vanlandingham and owner Diane Mesmer were also presented a bevy of prizes. This is the second horse that Vanlandingham has ridden to win the three largest NRHA-approved events, which include the NRHA Futurity; the NRHA Derby; and the NRBC, an event for derby-age horses. The first time he accomplished that feat was with Not Ruf At All (A Sparkling Vintage x All Ruffed Up). “This horse is right there with Not Ruf At All. He goes in there on Saturday night, and he just gets it done. That takes a special horse,” he said. “This is an accomplishment I’ve been hunting for. It’s special to me because with our program being on the smaller side like it is, I’m never going to catch the top guys in earnings. To do something no one else has done is pretty special.” Vanlandingham shared that Mesmer plays a huge role in the stallion’s success. “She’s been great. She’s one of those owners who lets you do your thing and never puts any pressure on you. She’s been matter of fact about us eventually winning all three of these events, and she’s been right,” he said. 6

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Indy Ropes the NRHA Non Pro Derby

Indy Roper was all smiles as she exited the Jim Norick Coliseum Arena on Friday evening, June 19, after her first run in the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Derby presented by Markel Non Pro Finals. She knew her performance on Spooks Show Time, by Spooks Gotta Whiz out of Dolittle Lena, was good, and when the score, a 222.5, was announced, the cheers were resounding. However, Roper had drawn number 2 in the Level 4 Non Pro Finals, meaning she had to sweat through 31 additional runs before she was declared the victor. When the last rider had cleared the arena, it became official: Indy Roper had won her first Non Pro Derby Championship including a check for $18,800. Nominator Bobby Lewis will receive 5% of the total payout. “I’m speechless. When we started this, winning the Derby was on our bucket list. My dad and I sat down and wrote down what we wanted to accomplish, and this was it. I’ve had many ups and downs in that arena, and this is definitely the pinnacle,” Roper said. Spooks Show Time, nicknamed “Raymond,” is known for his

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NRHA Derby NRHA Open Derby Cont from page 6 A Vintage Smoke, at only 5 years old, has two years of derby eligibility left. “As long as he continues to show good for us, we’ll continue to show him. Everything from here on out is just gravy; he has nothing left to prove. I love showing him, and Diane loves watching him show, so we’ll just keep rolling,” he said. Taking the Reserve were Nathan Piper and Patriot. Piper and the 5-year-old stallion, by Smart Spook out of Dunit A Lil Ruf, won $47,572 for owner Shannon and Hershel Reid. Patriot was nominated by Toyon Ranch. Piper and Patriot have gone head-to-head with Vanlandingham and A Vintage Smoke since the start of their competitive careers. In fact, the two teams split the Level 4 Open Championship at the 2019 NRBC.

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Kole Price Cody Sapergia

The Other Open NRHA Derby Championships Competing in the first section of the Open Finals, Kole Price knew he and Gunna Stop would have to catch the judges’ attention quickly. With that in mind, he pushed the 5-yearold stallion into the pen to run down for a big stop. “He stopped big and backed up really pretty, and then just stood there quiet as a church mouse. He was super hooked up, stylish, and quiet,” Price shared. “Coming around the ends, my reins were a little tangled up and I couldn’t steer him quite like I wanted to, but he took care of me. In the last stop, he dragged his butt, and it was just like how we prepared. He was incredible.” The judges agreed, awarding a big score of 222.5. That held on for the win of the Level 3 Open, worth $23,477. It was a special win for Price and owner Amber Gokey. Ali, Amber’s sister, who owned the colt, was diagnosed with ALM, an aggressive form of leukemia. Unfortunately, Ali recently succumbed to the disease. Arno Honstetter and Special Made Whiskey were last in the draw of the Finals and shook up the leaderboard. After scoring a 220.5, they took the Level 2 Open Championship and placed in the Level 4 and 3, totaling $34,676. “It was nice,” Honstetter said. “I ran out of horse after my circles, so I didn’t get my stops as nice as I wanted, but the first three-fourths of my pattern was really nice, and he tried really hard.” The 7-year-old stallion owned by Gordon Robinson, nominated by Dean Latimer, is by Gunners Special Nite out of Starlight Acres. “He’s been a good horse and shown for a lot of people—I’m very thankful I have him; he is a really talented horse.” Taking second in the Level 2 Open was Cody Sapergia, who piloted Chicowhiz to a score of 218.5. Not only did the pair take second in the Level 2, they also qualified for the Level 3 and Level 4 finals, bringing total earnings to $20,230. Chicowhiz, by Smart Chic Olena out of Whizicle, is owned by LaRizzi Corporation. The 5-year-old stallion was nominated by Equine Plus. Continued on page 12 Saturday’s Open Finals was only the 8

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big stops, so the run-in stop of pattern 10 fit him perfectly. “He ran in, stopped good, and backed up nice. We got through the turns, and then I knew I could push him hard. Like I said, his claim to fame is his stops, so the final three stops showed what he could do,” Roper said. Kim Muehlstaetter took the Reserve and $12,758 on Spooks Grand Slam with a 220. Owned by Kim and her husband, Martin Muehlstaetter, Spooks Grand Slam is a 6-year-old stallion by Spooks Gotta Whiz out of Shiney Diamond Lady. Spooks Show Time was nominated by Bobby Lewis. The Other Non Pro Derby Championships With a score of 215, Samantha Smith and Drinkin Moonshine clinched the Level 3 Non Pro Derby Championship. They also finished sixth in the Level 4, bringing their total earnings to $21,116. “I feel pretty good right now knowing I won the Level 3. This horse is only 4 years old, and this is the first real major event I’ve taken him to, so I’m really excited for the future,” Smith shared. “He has so much ability.” Drinkin Moonshine was nominated by Peter Morgan. He’s by Shine Chic Shine out of Wimpy Little Girl, and was actually purchased for her fa-

ther, Lance Griffin. There was a two-way tie for second in the Level 3 between Addisyn Schmersal and McKinnon Larcombe. Each marked a 214. Schmersal rode Black Gun Face, by Black Face Dunnit out of Blazing In Black, owned by Hickory Creek Ranch LLC. Schmersal had also qualified for Samantha the Level 2 and Youth finals, bringing Smith her earnings for the night to $15,108. Her mom, Ginger Schmersal, nominated the horse. Larcombe’s entry, Gunners Bar Fly, is owned by her aunt Shauna Larcombe and was nominated by McQuay Stables. Larcombe and Gunners Bar Fly, by Gunner out of Blonde At The Bar, qualified for the Level 4 and Youth finals, for earnings of $13,820. Win My Cash is well-suited to his name. With owner Madison Gustin at the reins, the 5-year-old mare won the Level 2 and Level 1 Championships and checks totaling $12,638. Not only was it a first derby win for 17-year-old Madison, it was her first derby, ever. “I’m on cloud nine. This is a dream come true,” Continued on page 21 she shared.

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NRCHA Derby Finals complete in Scottsdale Contributed Courtesy NRCHA

The NRCHA Jack and Phoebe Cooke Memorial Derby is one of the most prestigious events for 4- and 5- year-old reined cow horses. Shown two-handed in a snaffle bit or a hackamore, horses are judged in three preliminary events: rein work, herd work and cow work. Top scorers from the preliminaries will advance to on to the clean-slate finals to win the coveted title of 2020 NRCHA Derby Champion and a share of the more than $330,000 in total payout. In additional to the popular Limited Aged Event, the Derby also offers a full slate of NRCHA-approved horse show classes and several spectaculars. A thrilling day of reined cow horse action on Saturday, June 13, wrapped up the main event at the National Reined Cow Horse Association Jack and Phoebe Cooke Memorial Derby. Open and non pro riders took center stage at the WestWorld of Scottsdale in sunny Arizona. The top combined score rode away with the prestigious NRCHA Derby Champion title and a share of more than $330,000. The Derby Champions To say it was a special night for the Justin Wright Performance Horses/ Wrights Quarter Horses crew would be an understatement. Several Santa Maria, California, professionals claimed spots in the cleanslate finals and are taking home major limited age event titles. NRCHA Million Dollar Rider Justin Wright showed Scooter Kat (Kit Kat Sugar x Scooters Daisy Dukes x Dual Smart Rey) to the Derby Open championship title with an incredible 673.5 composite. Wright and Scooter Kat, owned by Eric Freitas, won all three go rounds of the Open Finals: 224 herd, 224.5 rein and 225 cow. The winning team won $33,550. Claiming the NRCHA Derby Intermediate Open win was Jared Jones aboard PRF Peptos Smart Cat (WR This Cats Smart x She Smokes Smart x Senors Lil Brudder). Jones, from Santa Maria, CA, earned $9,981 for his 660 composite (217.5 herd/ 219 rein/ 223.5 cow). The 4-year-old stallion is owned by Tori Simons. Taking home the NRCHA Derby Limited Open title to Weatherford, TX, is Daniel Sanchez and Reyny Day Nickle. Sanchez piloted Donna Russoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 2015 stallion, sired by Shiners Nickle and out of Tootsie Rey, by Dual Rey, to a 656 composite (219 herd/ 217 rein/ 220 cow). The win was accompanied with a $4,414 paycheck. The team also earned $5,935 for their third place finish in the Intermediate Open Finals. In true cow horse fashion, the Level One Limited Open Derby all came down to the fence work. It was a battle till the end for James Robert Marshall IV and Jesus Roman. 10

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With a high cow work score of 219, JR Marshall and Playboy Powder (Bucks Little Playboy x Full Of Powder x Powder River Playboy) prevailed. The 2015 stallion, owned by Brett Weaver, scored a 214.5 in herd work and 214 in the rein work earlier in the week. Thanks to the 647.5 composite, the team won a $3,770 paycheck. Just seven weeks after giving birth to Miss Haldey Grace, NRCHA professional Sarah Dawson, of Perrin, TX, captured the Open Novice Horse championship title for owners Arcese Quarter Horses and Jeff and Wendy Oswood. The new mother piloted Gunna Be Striking (Gunnatrashya x Moonstruck Cat x High Brow Cat) to a 215.5 in the herd, 219 in the reining and 220.5 down the fence. The Derby Non Pro Champions Toni Heath, the Oregon-based non pro piloted Smokum Every Time (One Time Pepto x Smokums Dream x Smokums Prize), a homebred horse owned by her husband, Dan Heath, to a 655 composite in the clean-slate finals. Heath marked a 214 in the herd work and 218.5 in the rein work. Her high fence work score of 222.5 sealed the deal on the Derby Non Pro Championship win and $7,376. New mother, Erin Mendes guided Jans Shiney Rey (Jans Rey Cuatro x Shiney Bit O Ivory x Shining Spark) to a 215.5 in the herd work, 213.5 in the rein work and a 216.5 down the fence. The 645.5 composite earned Mendes a spot in all three finals. The Amateur win was accompanied with $1,768 payday. After capturing the Derby Amateur championship earlier in the week, Erin Mendes then piloted Jans Shiney Rey to the Intermediate and Novice Non Pro titles as well. The 652 composite (218 herd/ 213.5 rein/ 220.5 cow) in the clean-slate finals also placed Mendes reserve in the Non Pro. The duo collected over $11,000 in winnings. The 2015 mare, who she owns with her husband, Marcel, is sired by Jans Rey Cuatro and out of Shiney Bit Of Ivory, by Shining Spark. Shelby Walker was crowned Derby Non Pro Limited Champion aboard SJR Katmandoo. Walker rode her 2014 gelding, by Smooth As A Cat and out of Shiners Diamond Girl, by Shining Spark, to a 648 composite (212 herd/ 214.5 rein/ 221.5 cow) to take home the $2,709 win check. The Bridle Spectacular Champions Bridle spectaculars at NRCHA premier events were created to showcase the ultimate reined cow horse - the bridle horse. These seasoned veterans have spent years in programs that follow the traditional Vaquero training methods. The CD Survivor Memorial Open Bridle Spectacular, named in Continued on page 13

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Husbandand-wife team wins $100K in #12.5 Showdown

Coming from the fourth callback position in Guthrie, Oklahoma, on June 22, team roping couple Hannah and Mike White of Dekalb, Texas, notched the biggest tandem win of their 21-year marriage. The duo roped four steers in 34.09 seconds to split the $100,000 first-place paycheck in the #12.5 Showdown of Wrangler BFI Week, presented by Yeti. Last year’s champion heeler, Clay Elkington, placed third this time to earn $25,000, bringing his individual two-year haul in the #12.5 to $61,000. And placing fourth in the roping was 22-year-old Wyatt Hershberger, for $20,500. His win barely surpassed the $18,875 his two little brothers hauled in during the Hooey Jr. BFI two days earlier. Anchored by the 43rd Annual Bob Feist Invitational for professionals on June 21, the five-day event includes eight affiliated amateur ropings and was held for the first time in the Lazy E Arena due to a pandemic-forced closure of its usual venue in Reno, Nevada. “We’ve never won anything big together,” said Mike White, who was wearing his 1999 PRCA gold buckle. “We struggle at it.” Mike, 43, earned nearly $2 million riding bulls – plus the gold buckle and a 2012 PBR Ring of Honor induction – prior to his 2010 retirement. “We rope so much at home, it’s exciting for a plan to come together,” said Hannah, who rode a roan gelding that Mike had acquired to train and later bought. “Our only fights have come in the roping pen. We work so hard at it, and we’re both very competitive. I don’t care if we’re going to the concession stand, Mike will say ‘I’ll beat you over there.’” Their final steer ran down the right fence, but White, a 7.5 heeler, had him roped on the second hop. When the top three teams had trouble, the Whites clinched the win. “I’ve got a mindset I used riding bulls,” he said. “I knew I could ride anything they ran under me. I didn’t! But it works the same here. No matter what steer I draw, I know I can catch it by two feet. It works in any sport to be confident in what you can do.” A Louisiana native, Mike trains roping horses and runs cattle when he’s not working as a ringman at regional auctions. In Guthrie, with his good horse hurt, Mike rode a 5-year-old gelding he’d trained and sold to his friend Ryan Caldwell. “We wouldn’t be here without Ryan,” said Mike. “He talked us into entering.” The Whites’s two sons, Logan, 16, and Morgan, 8, watched the big win, and the family was scheduled to be back in Dekalb the next day for Morgan’s baseball game. The couple’s annual Mike White’s Annual Pasture Roping, which benefits an organization supporting children with serious illnesses or injuries, was postponed this year to October 2-3. For full results visit www.WranglerNetwork.com. w 12

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second time that Torri Sims has shown Codalicious. Competing in the first section of finals, Sims and Codalicious marked a 214.5, a score that held up to win the Level 1 Open title, as well as $4,263. “She’s a spectacular horse. I’ve been riding her a couple months now,” Sims explained. “I knew as soon as I ran in and she stopped like she did, that she would be right there with me and there wouldn’t be any problems. It was such a cool feeling.” Codalicious, a 5-year-old mare by Electric Code out of Custom Easy Breezy, is owned and was nominated by Loren Booth. Tell Edgmon and Shiney Chexy Chic took reserve honors in the Level 1 Open with a 213.5, worth $2,901. Shiney Chexy Chic, by Shine Chic Shine and out of TH Great Big Chex, Fernando is owned by Texas Horse Power Ranch Salgado LLC and was nominated by Robert Sutherland. It’s only the second year for the Bob’s Custom Saddles Novice Horse Open Derby, The division title is decided during the preliminary round of the NRHA Derbyl, and it was Fernando Salgado and Gotta Shiney Peso who were victorious. Salgado and Gotta Shiney Peso, by Spooks Gotta Whiz out of Cee Bee Shine, marked a 219, worth $6,131 for owner Pedro Hernandez. There was a tie for second in the between Sean McBurney and Americasnextdiamond and Ann Salmon Anderman and Maximum Mag. Both entries marked scores of 218.5 to win $3,265 each. The Prime Time Open Derby Championship was also decided during the preliminary round, and it was Ann Salmon Anderman and her horse Maximum Mag who emerged victorious. The pair marked a 221.5 (including handicap) to win the division and a check for $2,205. Anderman later marked a 214.5 during the Level 4 Open Finals. This placed her in the money in the Levels 4–2, and she pocketed an additional $6,450. There was a tie for second in the Prime Time Open between Shawn Flarida and Duane Latimer, with both men marking a 219.5 to win $1,536. Flarida rode Bill and Patty Fingland’s Spooks Gotta Spark, by Sire Spooks Gotta Whiz out of Dolittle Lena. Latimer was mounted on Alittlewhitetrash, by Gunnatrashya out of Wimpy Little Girl, owned by XCS Ranch LLC. For complete results visit www.nrhaderby.com. w

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honor of the late, great stallion owned by NRCHA breeder sponsor Holy Cow Performance Horses, is a $20,000-added event that is filled with some of the best horses and horsemen and women in the country. The 2020 Holy Cow Performance Horses CD Survivor Memorial Open Bridle Spectacular championship belonged to Nick Dowers and High Stressin Cat (WR This Cats Smart x Playguns Melody x Playgun). Dowers, of Dyer, NV, piloted the 2013 gelding, owned by Clint Marshall to a 220 in the herd work, 222.5 in the reining and a 221 down the fence. The 663.5 composite earned a $10,557 paycheck. Cow horse fans know that Lyn Anderson is known for her amazing fence runs, and tonight, at WestWorld of Scottsdale, was no exception. The California horsewoman guided Smokin Smart Cat (WR This Cats Smart x She Smokes Smart x Senors Lil Brudder) to an incredible 224.5 down the fence. Combined with their 217 from the herd work and 218 in the rein work, they captured the NRCHA Derby Intermediate Open Bridle Spectacular win for owner and long time friends, David and Barbara Archer. In addition to the $2,010 win check in the Intermediate Open, the duo also tied for fifth place in the Open, collecting another $3,901. Kate Buchanan brought her A-game to the NRCHA Derby today. The young horsewoman piloted A Time For Jazz (One Time Pepto x Starlight And Jazz x Grays Starlight) to the Non Pro Bridle Spectacular championship with a 441 composite (145.5 herd/146.5 rein/149 cow). The win came with $3,680 check. The Hackamore Champions Claiming top honors in the Open Hackamore was Nick Dowers, Dyer, NV. He rode Wares The Nurse (WR This Cats Smart x Nurseware x Dual Rey), owned by Brigitte Belin, to a 146.5 in the reining and 150.5 down the fence. The 297 composite score came with a $1,440 win check. Placing first in the Intermediate Open Hackamore was Darrel Norcutt and WR This Cats A Champ (WR This Cats Smart x Zacks Nu Star x Zack T Wood). The Nevada horseman piloted the 2016 gelding, owned by Ty and Melissa Fowler, to 285.5 composite (143.5 rein/142 cow). Wilson McCray and Heart Shaped Box (Smart Boons x Rica Olena x CD Olena) captured the Limited Open Hackamore championship for his wife and owner, Aileen McCray. The 285.5 composite (141 rein / 144.5 cow) scored a $900 paycheck. Lori Conrow, of Vacaville, CA, guided Auspicious Storm (Auspicious Cat x Xtra Smart Swiss x Smart Little Lena) to the Non Pro Hackamore championship and $1,092 win check with a 284 composite (140.5 rein/ 143.5 cow). To watch the winning runs, review the results or learn more about NRCHA visit www.NRCHA.com. w

Fuller & Ward win $155K at one-of-a-kind BFI in Oklahoma By just seven hundredths of a second over six steers, professional team ropers Kal Fuller of Bozeman, MT, and Reagan Ward of Purcell, OK, won the richest event of their sport and split a first-place paycheck worth a record $150,000 at the 43rd Annual Bob Feist Invitational. The event is part of Wran- Fuller & Ward Take a Victory Lap gler BFI Week presented by Yeti, held for the first time inside the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, OK, since its usual venue in Reno, NV, was shut down due to the pandemic. “Words can’t describe this,” said Ward, who won in virtually his hometown, riding a horse he bought from world champion Kollin Von Ahn. “My header is pretty phenomenal. I’ve never met a 20-year-old that can do the stuff he can do. Most people can’t even do what he can do.” The BFI is the most lucrative but challenging team roping event for professionals in America. Under the traditional format, the 100 best teams in the world are invited to rope six steers that have an 18-foot head start, for a purse of more than $600,000 in cash and prizes. Organizers allowed 140 teams this year behind a 20-foot head start, due to the location change, which pushed the purse over $700,000. Fuller and Ward, 32, were fourth-fastest going into the finals and made a snappy run of 6.04 seconds to win the round and add $5,000 to their total haul. NFR veterans Billie Jack Saebens and Junior Nogueira each roped just one leg. Then the leading team after five rounds, Utah’s Pace Freed and Cole Wilson, roped their last steer in 8.35 but fell just short in the aggregate to settle for second and split $100,000. The number of contestants competing in so many rounds meant the first team roped in Guthrie at 9 a.m. and the final round kicked off at 8 p.m. The BFI has long been a test of mental endurance, which adds to the bragging rights of a championship. Ward actually took a nap in his trailer in the three hours between his first two runs, while Fuller said he tried to keep moving throughout the day. “I blocked all the pressure out in my mind and tried to just think of it as another practice steer,” said Fuller, who had practiced at the home of two-time world champion Chad Masters and at Ward’s place prior to the event. Fuller had only entered the BFI once prior to this year. He credits much of his win to the sorrel horse he calls Marshall that he purchased from Nick Pullara. Meanwhile, Ward’s brother Andrew placed fourth in the aggregate with former BFI champ Buddy Hawkins, which meant the Ward brothers took $104,500 back to their native Edmond – less than 20 miles from Guthrie. The annual Rickey Green Overall Fast Time Award went to Cory Clark and Wyatt Cox, whose 4.65-second time won the fourth round and was the only sub-5-second run of the day. The Montana Silversmiths Head Horse of the BFI Award went home with Chris Francis. He and Cade Passig, both of Las Vegas, NM, placed seventh in the aggregate this year. Today and in 2018 when they won the BFI together, Francis rode Ima Monty Leo (“Dude”), the 13-year-old sorrel he bought from Kaleb Driggers. And Trey Yates of Pueblo, Colorado, won the Heel Horse of the BFI award for his black gelding, In The Nic Of Shine. “Tux” was a tie-down roping horse before the Yates family converted him to heeling. Yates said he’s ridden the horse at the past four or five BFIs. Several more competitions Jose Leme are on tap in Guthrie as Wrangler BFI Week continues. For more information, visit www.bfiweek.com. w Olie’s Images

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He finally did it. Barry Berg – who has overseen for nearly 30 years the production of millions of Cactus Ropes – has had callbacks three different times to win the coveted six-figure prize in Reno’s original Invitational #11 roping. On June 22, he and Dustin Noblitt, the president of Cactus’ parent company, personally roped their way to the $100,000 win on the 25th anniversary of the Wrangler National Patriot 11.5. “This is the fairest, friendliest place to rope four steers that you can imagine,” said Berg of Pleasanton, Texas. He and Noblitt had a three-second lead on the rest of the pack as high callback. They finished strong and clean anyway, to take the win by six seconds over Colorado rodeo veterans and best friends Dwight Arnold and Chris Glover, who earned $50,000. Noblitt rode his good mare that he shares with his daughter, a breakaway roper at Cal Poly. His previous biggest cash win had been a $35,000 payday with Shannon Jones in Las Vegas one year. Meanwhile, Berg, whose horse is 20, declared he’d give the money to his wife for staying supportive of him for nearly 20 years. “I’m just thankful the organizers of the BFI decided to make this happen; for them to remake this event here in Oklahoma and for the Lazy E to open their doors and let us participate,” said Noblitt of Solvang, California. “The stands here were full yesterday.” Ironically, Berg said the forced corporate shutdown due to COVID19 the past couple of months allowed more personal testing of Cactus’ latest rope, The Future, and his big win is a result of the fine-tuning of that rope. Plus, Noblitt said he was able to practice more in in the past two months than he had in two years. For Arnold and Glover, high-school rodeo partners in the 1970s, the big reserve championship capped off a fun recent reunion. Arnold, 62, had placed at the BFI one year with Mark Kersting, back when he was going to more than a dozen Mountain States Circuit Finals Rodeos. But he had quit roping for around 15 years to “try to get ahead.” Glover of Brighton, a three-time NFR qualifier in steer roping, said they’ve been just like kids again since Arnold moved back to neighboring Hudson. “Dwight ropes so good and scores so good and rides such a good horse,” said Glover, who turned 60 this year and started tying on. “He makes it so easy that I’ve really enjoyed heeling – I’ve had more fun than I ever had going to the NFR.” Glover heeled on Crisco, one of his steer-roping horses. Glover can head, heel, rope calves and bust steers on all his horses, including his 2018 AQHA/PRCA Steer Roping Horse of the Year. w

Okies win first-ever Cactus #10.5 for $61,500 Good friends Mark Collins and Max Vincent were moved to tears and long hugs after their $61,500 win in the first-ever Cactus 10.5 Over 40 roping during Wrangler BFI Week presented by Yeti, held at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma. “To be able to drive two hours from the house and win life-changing money is incredible,” said Collins, who owns a lumber yard and hardware store in tiny Leedey. It marked the first time he ever headed a steer for Vincent, 59, instead of the other way around. A number change on Vincent’s part meant he was classified low enough for the pair to be able to switch ends and rope in the 10.5. It happened after Vincent underwent harrowing esophageal cancer treatment. “He was on the verge of death,” recalled Collins, 54. “He’s just lately put some weight back on.” The pair had won the first round for $3,500 and entered the finals as the high callback. They watched Quarter Horse racing’s leading all-time jockey, the retired G.R. Carter and his partner, Joe Waldman, apply pressure with a snappy six-second run. But Collins and Vincent made another smooth run to hold onto the fastest four-head aggregate time and earn the $58,000 paycheck. Carter and Waldman settled for second and $40,000. Vincent, a pipeline inspector and rancher from Dover, heels on a horse he got from former world champion header Nick Sartain. He said he tried not to pay attention to the short-round hype, refusing to watch other teams and keeping his eyes on the steers in the lead-up. w

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Arkansas QHA’s Memorial Day Circuit and Stanford Happening was renamed the “Keep Your Distance” Circuit, moved to Kay Rodgers Park Arena in Fort Smith, and held May 22-25. There were good numbers in trail, amateur ranch riding, senior western pleasure, and L-1 ranch riding. Despite a few rain showers, the weekend had mild weather and some sun. Everyone enjoyed the venue, with the open-air arena and covered warm-up areas. Shelby Layne Ridgway and A Radical Bonus won the fun Blind Horse Horsemanship Challenge and $1,510!

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Nonie Reed and NCR Navajo Joe won the Amateur high-point title at Cross Timbers Paint Horse Club's June 5-6 show in Gainesville.

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Whether our horses are used for pleasure riding or are top athletes showing now, they can all use a good stretching routine! Here is a quick reference to some easy yet effective stretches you can use every single day! Please use these stretches with care and really feel where you’re horse is at. Perhaps they are a little stiff in their left shoulder or can’t stretch as easy laterally to right as the left. Make it fun and remember they are stretches, so hold them for a minimum of ten seconds each pose. If your horse is having difficulty with these there may be a bigger issue at hand. If you’d like further guidance on how to make the best of these yoga for horses stretches, please feel free to contact me, Layla Harris, at HorseLedHealing@hotmail.com or though Facebook and Instagram as Horse Led Healing. For more info on Holistic Bodyworking services and clinics that I offer such as musculoskeletal unwinding, advanced applied kinesiology, cranial decompression, nutrition and more please visit my website www.HorseLedHealing.com. Happy Healing! July 2020 SouthWest Horse Trader

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(Far left) Eileen Depew & Smart Pale Dunnit earned the Novice Horse NP Level 1 win at South Texas Reining Horse Association's Summer Slide in Katy May 29-31 Race Morris won the Youth and his 1st check ever June 21 with a 73 on Laney Bell's Cow Magnet at ASWTXCHA's Belton Show.

Bits & Spurs - Cont from page 19 Lone Star Steer Ropers Association paid out over $19K at its May 25 event held at Fighting 7 Arena, Stephenville. Average winners were Bryce Davis (A-Div/34.21-on-3), Houston Jinks (B-Div/53.70-on-3), and Joby Mooney (C-Div/31.84-on-2). The 6th Annual Spoke Invitational USTRC event, held May 28-31 in Hot Springs, AR, paid out $324,800! Average-winning teams included Coleman Proctor/Jake Long (Open/29.92-5), Kolton Green/Gable Hilderbrand (#13.5-Slide/27.08-4), Slayton Taylor/ Cody Cordell (#11.5/32.74-4), Jackie Crawford/Jessy Remsburg (All-Girl-Open/30.88-4), Alexandra Turner/Adam Brown (#10.5/31.154), Dane McCracken/Jon Carpenter (#9.5/39.03-4), and Waylon Buskirk/Hayden Gross (#8.5/26.27-3). Greater Houston QHA hosted its largest ranch show yet May 29-30 at Brazos County Expo in Bryan. Kaitlyn McCully won grand champion gelding, and Corina Holman grand champion mare. GHQHA’s September 26 all-breed open show is scheduled at Lone Star Cowboy Church in Montgomery, and the October 24 all-breed performance open show will be at Still Creek Ranch in Bryan. fmi, www. ghqha.org. Cross Timbers Paint Horse Club’s June 5-6 APHA and Open Ranch Horse Show, held June 5-6 at El Lobo Ranch, Gainesville, was amazing, with talented ex20

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hibitors and great horses. HP’s included Jason Kopischke (Open/The Nite Is Golden), John Maeder (Amateur-SPB/WG Royal Starlight), Nonie Reed (Amateur/NCR Navajo Joe), and Joseph Hubbard (Novice-Amateur/Mark Her Special). The club’s next shows are set for September 4-5 and October 16-17, again at El Lobo Ranch. fmi, wwww.crosstimberspainthorseclub.com or call Show Manager Jim Young, 361.319.4158. Texas High School Rodeo Association’s State Finals, held June 5-13 at Taylor County Expo Center, Abilene, resulted in champions Kolt Dement (bareback-riding), Carson Ray and Charles Bushaw (tie-boys-cutting), Canyon Bass (bull-riding), Connor Atkinson (calf-roping), Gus Gaillard (saddle-bronc), Landris White (steer-wrestling), Coda Myers and Caleb Green (team-roping), Alli Cadwallader (barrel-racing), Josie Conner (breakaway-roping), Ryann Packard (girls-cutting), Tylee McDonald (goat-tying), and Rylee Hardin (pole-bending). Trevor Hale was allaround cowboy for the second consecutive year! Jaycie Lee Byler and Robbin Rice tied for all-around cowgirl honors! Lost Horizon Ranch’s Spring Series Horse Show #3 on June 6 resulted in HPs Dakota O’Rourke (10&U), Peyton Robertson (11-15), and Carla Carfora (16&O). The first show of the Summer Series is set for July 11. fmi, www.losthorizonranch.org. LA Stock Horse Association hosted a June 6 event in New Iberia. Open Cutting Jackpot winner was Mike Roberts on Gingrsnap.

HPs included Tanner Trahan (Open/Sally), Liz Gagnet (NP/Smart Tinsel Chic), Nicci Cooper (Jr-Horse/Olafs Choice), and Mindy Pearson (Am/Doc Acre Colonel), Casey Maxfield (Novice/Girl Crush), and Kaylea Marionneaux (13&U/Blazin Prairie Rose). The group’s next event is set for September 12, at DeRidder’s Beauregard Parish Arena. fmi, www.louisianastockhorse.com. Sooner of the Americas Club’s June 6 show in Chickasha, OK, boasted enthusiastic exhibitors! HPs were Haven Milligan/ Ella Ouverson (6&U), Ava Martinez/Isabelle Bland (9&U), Kelli Despain/Kamdyn Shubert (10-13), Avery Engel/Avery Adamson (14-18), and Kayla Burd/Rikki Whitby (19&O). The Club’s next event is set for September 19-20, at Oklahoma State Fairgrounds in OKC. fmi, www.soonerpoac.com. The CC5D Barrel Race, held at Stephenville’s Lone Star Arena June 6-7, thrilled runners with competition! Open 1D winners were Caroline Kelly and Hesa Dashin Dreamer with 15.656 Saturday and Cheryl Barron with 15.675 on Mister Hawk Bar Sunday. The Cinch Ranch Sorting National Championships World Finals was held June 7-13 in Fort Worth’s Will Rogers Memorial Center. 6,543 first-run teams participated, and payouts were big. fmi, www.rsnc.us. America Jr Paint Horse Association released names of the Make Your Mark and Photo contest June 11, including Mary Grace Mosher (13&U) and Gillian Davis (14-18). Hunt County Horseman’s Association’s exhibitors were thrilled to be back showing June 12-13, after the April and May shows had been cancelled. HPs were Trista Huckstep (12&U), Ely Taylor and Karli Rayburn (tie/14-18), and Kathy Lee (19&O). The next shows are scheduled for July 10-11 and August 7-8 in Sulphur Springs. fmi, www. huntcountyhorse.com. Capitol Area QHA hosted its annual AllBreed Ranch Horse Show June 13 at Dripping Springs Ranch Horse Park and Event Center.

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Gustin and Win My Cash, nominated by Carluccio Orsi, competed in the first section of the finals, where they marked a 214.5. “She’s been pretty nervous recently, so I just went in hoping for her to stay calm, have a clean run, and improve from the first go. She was perfect for me and let me take her. We ran a little harder, and it was a lot of fun,” Gustin recounted. Win My Cash is by Lil Joe Cash and out of Win My Shine. Earning the Level 1 Reserve Co-Championship were Giorgia Medows and Rachel Tillman with a 212.5. Medows piloted Isnt She Perfect, a 5-year-old mare owned by her mother, Amy. Nominated by Tamarack Ranch, the mare is by Walla Walla Whiz and out of Miss Silver Gun. Tillman rode Benjamin Sprite, a 6-year old gelding by Custom Crome out of Whiz Jewels. The gelding is owned by Kelly Tillman and was nominated by Bahn Quarter Horses. Tami Nelson rode Mr Masota Star to a 215.5 (with handicap) to win the Prime Time Championship. “He was amazing. He was perfect everywhere. My game plan was just go run hard and not make any mistakes. He did what I asked and was perfect,” Nelson said of her horse, by Wimpys Little Step out of Tami Cee Another Masota. The pair also Nelson finished well in Levels 2 and 3, with total earnings for the night of $9,673. Mr Masota Star is a 6-year-old stallion Nelson purchased from George and Carol Bell, who nominated the horse, in October. Francesca Sternberg took reserve honors with a 214.5 (with handicap) on her horse Spooks Gotta Lena. The pair also placed in the Level 4 and Level 3 to win $10,842. Spooks Gotta Lena, by Spooks Gotta Whiz out of Dolittle Lena, was nominated by Bobby Lewis. Michael Garnett and his 7-yearold stallion Hollywood Nites took the Master’s Non Pro win with a 211.5 (including handicap). They also placed in the Level 4 finals, for total earnings of $2,580. “Any time you can win anything down here, you need to feel pretty fortunate,” he shared. Tying for second in the Masters were Tamra Kyle on KR Smart Dreamer and Frederick Christen on Blonde Ambishen. Each marked a 210 (including handicap). KR Smart Dreamer, by Magnum Chic Dream out of Smart Shiney Lena, was nominated by her husband, Pete Kyle. Blonde Ambishen, by Shiners Voodoo Dr out of Relaxin With A Bud, was nominated by Lisa Neiberger. He was the last youth rider to compete in the second section of

Back to Basics with Josh Hunt CF 1. Why do I need to pick my horses feet? Picking your horses feet before and after every ride is one of the best and easiest ways to help maintain a healthy and sound hoof. Remove dirt and debris and inspect hooves regularly to get ahead of bigger problems. 2. How can I make my horse better about handling their feet? Once again, picking your horses feet before and after every ride. Picking up their feet regularly and in small doses will quickly get them acclimated to being handled without making a big deal of it. 3. What’s the best way to keep my

horses feet healthy? Regular farrier visits! Keeping feet healthy is much easier than fixing problematic or long ones. You will save money in the long run by avoiding vet bills! w the finals, and Sam Flarida put on a show. He and HollywooddirtySam secret completed impressive maFlarida neuver after impressive maneuver, resulting in a score of 219.5. Not only did that win the Youth Non Pro, it was good enough to tie for third in the Level 4. The pair won $10,651. Hollywooddirtysecret, a 5-year-old gelding, is by Hollywoodtinseltown out of Maximum RPM. He was nominated by Patricia Duque. Jennifer Neudorf and Shining In Town finished second in the Youth Non Pro and fifth in the Level 4, for total earnings of $8,665. Shining In Town, by Hollywoodstinseltown out of Shine Ann, was nominated by the Sather Family Partnership. The Bob’s Custom Saddle Novice Horse Non Pro Derby division was won by Adam Donahue and Not Ruf to take the win and accompanying check for $4,351 with a 216.5. That score also qualified the pair for the finals of the Non Pro Derby in Levels 4–3 and Prime Time. Not Ruf is by Not Ruf At All and out of Kays Freckles. “He’s been a really nice horse. He’s big and physical and nice to have around,” Donahue said. Tabitha Sternberg Allen and Holly Trashya took second with a 215, winning $2,648. Holly Trashya, owned by Francesca Sternberg, is by Gunnatrashya out of Hickorys Holly Cee. w July 2020 SouthWest Horse Trader

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Gabrielle Gordon Introduces purebred Cleveland Bay colt, Galileo, born on May 3.He is by Galveston out of GG Geneva.

Fort Worth Dressage Club The Fort Worth Dressage Club (FWDC) is a club devoted to dressage and dressage activities for its members. We work throughout the year to provide educational opportunities and fun activities for our members. FWDC usually holds monthly meetings at Szechuan Chinese Restaurant off Bryant Irving the 4th Monday of every month at 6:30 PM. Right now we are doing Zoom meetings. Our website is www.fortworthdressageclub.com Please check out our website, we have pictures of members at different activities and our latest happenings. Congratulations and much thanks to Nicole Hackett for becoming our Junior/Young Rider Chair. Nicole is planning some special activities for our juniors and young riders and they will have their own page on our website. FWDC welcomes our upcoming dressage riders! We are planning a Zoom meeting with a vet on a topic of interest to our club members. FWDC sends out group e-mails to members to keep them informed of club activities and other dressage events in the community. Let me know if you would like a dressage event you would like to get the word out to other dressage enthusiast. March was to be our USDF/USEF Recognized show at Somervell Expo in Glen Rose. Due to the Corona virus we had to cancel for the safety of our competitors and volunteers. We will be back March 2021 Please stay safe and well! Join FWDC and learn more about the wonderful sport of dressage. We welcome all levels of riders on all breeds of horses! w

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Competitive Trail News In The SouthWest

PARITICPATE IN COMPETITIVE TRAIL VIRTUALLY

It is not too late to register and participate in the North American Trail Ride Conference (NATRC) Virtual Mileage Challenge and a Virtual Obstacle Challenge for 2020. With its competitions cancelled due to the pandemic from March through the end of June or beyond in some states, in May NATRC launched the two types of virtual competition across the nation. In June, the second month of the Challenges, more than 100 horse and rider teams used technology widely available on smart phones to submit GPS tracks in the Mileage competition, or videos in the Obstacle Challenge. The competitions run through November. For the Virtual Mileage competition, riders record their actual riding mileage on any number of commercially available smart phone applications and then submit those tracks to NATRC via e-mail. A confirmation receipt is automatically generated. The mileage is accumulated and awards will be presented at the end of the contest. For the Virtual Obstacle Challenge, riders receive five observations to record on video each month. Videos must be no more than 30 seconds for each of the tasks. Riders may register for one month at a time, or for all remaining months of the contest. Five certified judges from around the country evaluate the videos and provide a score from 1 to 10 for each, along with comments. Scores are accumulated throughout the competition and awards will be presented. More information and instructions on registration is available on www.natrc.org or on Facebook.w

COMPETITIONS TO RESUME IN FALL

Although many trail competitions were cancelled this spring due to the pandemic, many now have been rescheduled in the fall with updated protocols to keep riders and officials safe from Covid-19. The North American Trail Ride Conference (NATRC) Board has stated that competitions must comply with federal, state and local guidelines, with the next sanctioned event in the southwest The Wayfarer at Parrie Haynes slated for September 12-13, 2020 in Killeen, Texas. This is followed by a new location for NATRC at the Lazy F Ranch in Smiley, Texas on September 26-27. Three more competitions follow in October and November to complete the shortened 2020 season. “Everyone is really looking forward to getting back on the trail,” said the Lazy F Ride Manager Fran Muench. “It has been disappointing and frustrating to have so many rides lost completely this year. We hope that the turnout in September is record-breaking!” The Texas Trail Challenge Club (TTCC) has revamped its schedule with several events. See www.texastrailchallengeclub. com for more details. The American Endurance Ride Conference (AERC) has not rescheduled any of its spring rides at this time. The AERC Board will not sanction any rides until July 1, and all events must comply with federal, state and local guidelines. The ride competition schedule can be found on www.aerc.org. w 24

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Bits & Spurs Cont from page 20 Folks really enjoyed the first show back after the pandemic. HPs were Leah Tate (18&U/Gee Whiz Im Peppy), Susan Morris (19 &O/Rusty Dun It Smart), Karen Barksdale (NeverWon-A-Buckle/Olena Lady Chex), Afton Bauer (Jr-Horse/Circle Bar Got Style), Kaitlyn McCord (Sr-Horse/ Arabella), Allison Bauer (WT-18&U/ Boomin Red Twist), and Jessica Twohig (WT-19&O/Blazing Investment). Two CAQHA $1,000 scholarships were presented that day, one each to Gracie Moreland and Luke Haydon. The Broken Horn Productions NFTR (USTRC) event held June 13 in Fort Sumner, New Mexico, paid out $8,480. Derek Finck and Tanner Allen won the average (#12-w-#9-Inc), turning 4 head in 30.16. OK Horse Show Association hosted a fun and big show June 13 and 14 at Chickasha’s Grady County Fairgrounds! The group’s next events, at the same venue, are set for July 25-26 and September 26. Go to www.okhsa.com for results and more. Wild West Productions’ 2nd annual Platinum & Roses 5D, held June 13-14 in Will Rogers Coliseum, paid out $25,004! Brie Wells won the Open 1D Saturday with 16.540 on Frosted Shares, and Dona Kay Rule won the Open 1D Sunday with 16.165 on High Valor. NRyHA’s 2020 Art & Photo Contest, sponsored by the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, created new prize incentives, and allowed young artists to get exposure in a public setting. First place in each group and category were displayed at the museum for visitors to see during the NRHA Derby in Oklahoma City June 13-21. Seventeen NRHyA members competed, offering over 30 entries. Winners were Continued on page 26

Gracie Moreland was presented with a CAQHA $1,000 scholarship by D. W. Abbe at the association's June 13 show.

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Joseph Hubbard & Mark Her Special earned the Novice Amateur HP at Cross Timbers Paint Horse Club's June 5-6 in Gainesville.

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Braggin' Rights! Robert Fuentes, Brenham, won the $3K Novice on Ty Tipton’s Flying F Candybar at Southwest Texas CHA’s May 23 event at Nueces Canyon. Elizabeth Sbrusch, Houston, and Hot French Lady stopped the clock with 15.375 to win the 1D May 23 at Stephenville’s Lone Star Arena. Jessica Floyd, Booker, and Smooth Lil Kit Kat won the Youth with a 74 at New Mexico CHA’s May 24 event in Farwell. 26

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Reed Seiner (Photography-13&U), Lydia Bell (Photography-14-18), Campbell McLeod (Graphic-Artwork-14-18), Isabelle Hildebrandt (Mixed-Medium-13&U), and Olivia Klug (Mixed-Medium-14-18). Louisiana Equine Council has a new website, louisianaequinecouncil.godaddysites.com. APHA announced results of its 2020 Chrome Member Model Search on June 16. Winners Anthony Leier and Raygan Follis will grace the pages of the winter fashion issue of Chrome, APHA’s western lifestyle magazine. The publication is mailed all current APHA members in North America and is available digitally to all members worldwide. Leier hails from Gordonville, and Follis from Colleyville. Lone Star Arena, Stephenville, hosted barrel racers June 16, with 81 entries. Kari Brough and Leslie Harrison split first in the 1D with 15.858 each. The 8th annual Corbin Carpenter Barrel Race and Team Roping, held June 19-20 at Chris Shiver’s C-Bar Ranch Arena, Jonesville, LA, drew 102 barrel racers Friday night and 396 roping teams on Saturday! Cydney Rose Brown won the 1D with a smoking 14.877! Team roping winners included Landon Smith and Kolby Kennedy (#12/25.41on-3), Devin King and Dusty Walker (#10), and Zach Harper and Camron Fontenot (#8). All proceeds went to the Corbin Carpenter Scholarship Foundation, and you can see more on that Facebook page. Start thinking about the 2021 event, planned again for Father’s Day weekend! AQHA announced the launch of 6 new classes on June 23, on hold pending computer programming. The classes include Working HUS, Western Dressage, Ranch Trail, Ranching Heritage Challenge Ranch Cutting, Ranching Heritage Challenge Working Ranch Horse (7&up), and Timed Trail (only available in China). Each class was designed to enhance the showing experience by providing more opportunities for skill development and to build on other classes already offered at shows. They will be eligible for year-end high-point awards in 2021. Class descriptions and rules are available at www.aqha.com/rulebook as a supplement to the 2020 rulebook. Brazos Valley Driving and Riding Club’s annual Horseman’s Market Day is set for August 15, at Brazos County Expo Complex, East Pavilion, 5927 Leonard Road, Bryan. Doors open to shoppers at 8 - 2. No live animals are permitted on site, but otherwise you can buy, sell, and trade all things equine! fmi, text Lee at (979) 777-9239 or email MarketDay@BVDRC.com.

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