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Winn collected $5,000 and a custom cuff bracelet from the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame. Shown here with Cowgirl Hall of Fame board members Nicole Sheridan and Elaine Agather, Presenter Pam Minick, Winn & Kit Moncreif, President.
Sissy Winn Crowned the 2022 Jerry Ann Taylor Best Dressed Cowgirl The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame awarded the Jerry Ann Taylor Best Dressed Award during the final round of the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo last Saturday night at the Dickies Arena. The award was taken home by a first-time winner and WPRA barrel racer, Sissy Winn. She was awarded with $5,000 and an Outlaw Spirits custom cuff bracelet. “I really can’t express how happy I am to receive this prestigious award and meet those who so generously continue with this fun tradition.” Winn is not only a WPRA barrel racer, who is sitting fifth in the world standing currently, she was also a former Miss Rodeo Texas Princess and Miss Rodeo Texas Teen. “It is such an honor to receive the Jerry Ann Taylor award while at the FWSSR last week, said Winn. “As a little girl, I made an appearance as the Miss Rodeo Texas Princess at the FWSSR and again a few years later when I was crowned Miss Rodeo Texas Teen. My life has really come full circle doing what I love: dressing up and running barrels.” “Friday night, we stayed up until 2 am working on the arms of my outfit, said Winn. “I had to learn to hand sew that night! My mom and I had so much fun.” Cowgirl Honoree Jerry Ann Taylor was a daring trick rider who brought a style, glamour, and spirit to the rodeo arena. She was inducted into the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame in 1986. Following her passing in February 2012, a fund was started by her husband Dutch Taylor, her mother Jo Matthews, and other donors, to reward cowgirls who carry the same sense of style. The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame has partnered with the Women’s Professional Rodeo Association and the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo for this award that is judged by a panel during the final round of the rodeo.w The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame honors and celebrates women, past and present, whose lives exemplify the courage, resilience and independence that helped shape the West, and fosters an appreciation of the ideals and spirit of self-reliance they inspire. Established in 1975, the Museum is considered an invaluable national educational resource for its exhibits, research library, rare photograph collection and award-winning distance-learning programs. In 2019, the Museum opened the Kit Moncrief Galleries and It’s Never Just a HorseTM exhibition. Located at 1720 Gendy Street Fort Worth, Texas 76107. Hours of operation are Tuesday-Saturday from 10am-5pm and Sunday from noon–5pm. Admission is $12 for adults (13+); $9 for seniors (60+) and military; $6 for children (ages 3-12) and children 3 and under with paid admission. For more news visit www.cowgirl.net or call 817.336.4475 and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and YouTube.
Howdy! I am excited to be part of the Southwest Horse Trader publication and we are looking forward providing reliable information about cannabidiol products and their use in the equine industry. As a quick background on my company, TOML (That Others May Live), we began working on the equestrian line with Performance Trainers, a Multi-location Equestrian Hospital, a Horse Sanctuary and several Breeders for pain management and recovery. This quickly spread into the rodeo arena and barrel racing as we were introduced to youth national riders, collegiate programs and professional riders. Our experiences in the cutting disciplines began with a breeder in Central Texas initially using our pellets who had a phenomenal result at the Futurity in November of 2020, and we now have multiple champions and Hall of Fame riders in this segment using our products. This spread our equestrian presence from Arizona to North York and beyond with wonderful stories of healing, pain management and performance improvements. To date our equestrian line is the fastest growing product segment in our portfolio and we are continuously creating and evaluating products. Our focus on wellness before winning has been so successful that the NBHA (National Barrel Horse Association) and NCHA (National Cutting Horse Association) have both chosen TOML as their Preferred National CBD partners. This is a great honor and very significant to the entire equestrian community. While we are a cannabidiol company our true purpose is to increase the quality of life for all our customers, animals, and humans, along with supporting our beneficiary The PTSD Foundation of America. Each day 22 veterans succumb to the mental and physical trauma of war and take their own lives. The PTSD Foundation of America and Camp Hope, provide a completely free 9 month program to support these veterans and rediscover their life and purpose. Every product of TOML has the PTSD Foundations logo and provides a donation to this critically important organization. In the coming months we will discuss several different areas of equine wellness including dosing, how to use, pain management, anxiety and stress relief, wound care, focus and overall total health and well-being. We will connect with researchers about formal research and case studies and look to provide you with the most complete and honest information. Of course, we also welcome questions. The more interactive this column is the better we are informing you of the specific information you desire for the betterment of your horse. So off we go. I look forward to hearing from you and next month we will discuss dosing and how to use the products correctly. Please visit our website, www.tomlusa.com for more information and to also learn more about The PTSD Foundation of America. w March 2022 SouthWest Horse Trader
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