The Horse Resource August 2011 Issue

VOLUME 4

ISSUE 8

AUGUST 2011

t s a F Horse Resource Where Race Horse Speeds... Meet Barrel Horse Needs.

Indiana Downs +

Quarter Horse Day

=SPEED Read more Inside About: • Jaguar Rocket • Heartland Juvenile • Blue River Derby • Bob Woodard Memorial • Indiana Live-QHRAI Derby Results & Information brought to you by QHRAI

Official Publication or Voice of these organizations: Indiana

Keeping Barrel Horse World on the Truck Seat!

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QHRAI

IBRA’s

Official Publication!

QHRAI

SPEED SALE

Yearlings – 2 Year Olds – Horses of Race Age Broodmares – Weanlings – Barrel Prospects

OCTOBER 23RD @ 1PM To Be Held At

NEW CASTLE COVERED ARENA (Henry County Fairgrounds)

Become part of the fastest growing and most successful Quarter Horse Racing Program in the Country, over $4 MILLION in purses estimated to be distributed in 2011.

Consignment fee $250 - Contracts due no later than September 1st and will be available August 1st at QHRAI.NET, Hoosier Park Race Office or through the QHRAI, fee includes stall, bedding and A Great Place to Sell. The QHRAI Speed Sale will be heavily advertised all over the Midwest, it is being held 15 minutes from Hoosier Park and October 23rd is the day after a BIG Stakes weekend at the track.

This is Going to be a FIRST CLASS SALE, we are expecting a great selection of Indiana Bred and Sired horses and a house packed with buyers. If you’re serious about breeding, owning or racing Quarter Horses in Indiana, you Don’t Want to Miss this afternoon. MARK YOUR CALANDAR. OCTOBER 23RD

Watch QHRAI.NET and your Mailbox for More Details.

Or Contact Tom Mosley at 765-307-1376 Michelle Collins at 317-509-6372 Kevin Cleary Jr. at 317-657-7836

"A horse gallops with his lungs, Perseveres with his heart, and wins with his character."~Tesio

The Bradford Stakes

Governor’s Stake

Nomination Date—July 1st, 2011; $250 Sustaining Payment—August 1st, 2011; $750 Finals; August 20, 2011

Nomination Date—August 1, 2011; $250 Sustaining Payment-September 1, 2011; $750 Trials; October 8, 2011 Finals; October 22, 2011

$75,000 Added Open 3 year olds and up; 400 yards High Money Earners 2010/2011

QHRAI Stallion Service Auction Futurity

$100,000 Guaranteed For horses that have remained eligible by paying all fees; 350 Yards Trials; August 5, 2011 Finals; August 20, 2011

QHRAI Stallion Service Auction Derby

$50,000 Guaranteed For horses that have remained eligible by paying all fees; 400 Yards Trials; August 6, 2011 Finals; August 20, 2011

$75,000 Added Open 2 year olds; 350 yards

Miss Roxie Little $100,000 Added Indiana Bred 2 year old; 350 yards

Nomination Date—August 1, 2011; $100 Sustaining Payment—September 1, 2011; $300 Trials; October 8, 2011 Finals; October 22, 2011

Gordon Mobley

$100,000 Added Indiana Bred and Sired 2 year olds; 350 yards Nomination Date—July 15, 2011; $100 Sustaining Payment—August 15, 2011—$300 Trials; September 3, 2011 Finals; September 17, 2011

Sterlie Bertram

$100,000 Added Indiana Bred 3 year olds; 350 yards Nomination Date—August 1, 2011; $100 Sustaining Payment—September 1, 2011—$300 Trial; September 23, 2011 Finals; October 8, 2011

QHRAI Derby

Hoosier Park Classic

Nomination Date—August 1, 2011; $250 Sustaining Payment—September 1, 2011; $750 Finals; October 22, 2011

Nomination Date—August 1, 2011; $100 Sustaining Payment—September 1, 2011—$300 Trial; September 23, 2011 Finals; October 8, 2011

$75,000 Added Open 3 year olds; 400 yards High Money Earners 2010/2011

$100,000 Added Indiana Bred 4 year olds and up; 400 yards

Important Changes for 2011 Regarding Existing Out of Competition Rules

All horses nominated to stake races will be eligible for out of competition testing from the day of nomination. Several drugs were added to Out of Competition Testing for 2011 including Zilpaterol, Ractopamine or any similar agent. If you have any questions about any of these rules, please refer to Indiana Code 71 IAC 8.5-2-5 and 71 IAC 8.5-3-4. You may also contact the Indiana Horse Racing Commission at http://www.in.gov/ hrc/ or (317) 233-3120.

How This Affects You • Once a horse is nominated to a stake race, he WILL be in the pool of horses used for selection of Out of Competition Testing.

• If the owner/trainer has been contacted and notified that their horse has been selected for Out of Competition Testing, that horse must be produced at the track by the time provided by the IHRC. • If the horse is not brought to the race track within the allotted time, the horse will be ineligible to race in Indiana for one year.

• The current trainer MUST be named at the time of nomination. If there is a change of trainer at any time, the new information must be forwarded to the Q.H.R.A.I. immediately.

• If a nominated horse becomes lame, sick or for any other reason will NOT compete in the trials or finals, he must be officially scratched through the QHRAI (prior to being contacted by IHRC) or he will remain eligible for ALL Out of Competition Rules.

• Except for stake races where high money earners are preferred, there will be no refunds of nominations or payments.

By signing and submitting this stakes nomination form, the trainer is hereby agreeing to abide by Indiana Horse Racing code.

Once this nomination is received by QHRAI, you will receive a reminder for next payment date and a list of nominated horses. Sustaining payments must be submitted on time whether or not you receive this reminder. Nominations and sustaining payments will be added to the stakes purses. A 20% marketing and administration fee will be withheld from all open stakes nomination and sustaining payments.

Late payments - If nomination is missed - double the missed nomination plus the sustaining payment. Must be postmarked by the sustaining payment date. No late nominations or payments accepted after sustaining payment date.

All nominations and payments must be mailed to: QHRAI

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ATTN: Valerie Smith P.O. Box 307, Lebanon, IN 46052

For questions call: Valerie Smith: 812-223-2843 For updated lists: www.qhrai.net

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Hot. One word for how our summer has been here in Indiana. I have to admit that we have taken a few weeks off from the horses to spend on the lake (as much as Bella thinks it was for her, it was for us!) We attended the Indiana NBHA State Championship Show and then headed to the lake for a well deserved break.

This meant that the horses were given a break as well.....and given a choice, they are spending much of their time with their faces in front of a fan during the day. If I were them, given a choice, I believe I’d do the same.

Seems like a silly reminder....but I feel it necessary to include this is the time of year to make sure all of your animals have PLENTY of water and some sort of shade or cover from the sun. We take for granted when we are sitting in the air conditioning while we watch them out the window that they must be comfortable if we are....guess again. This has been one hot summer and the horses are feeling it when we may not.

This month’s issue includes the coverage provided by Lauri Givens of the National Pole Bending Association World Championships from the end of June as well as coverage from Quarter Horse Racing Day at Indiana Downs. Of course there are the regulars....Bella gives us her opinion on taking a break and Clint is crowned “Cutest Little Cowboy.” There is lots of fun in this issue, we hope you enjoy it!

We had a great time at the Indiana NBHA State Championships (you can read more about them in next month’s issue.) Next month’s issue will also include the Ohio IBRA State Show story and more. If you’re not a subscriber, all you have to do is fill out the form and send it in to have The Fast Horse Resource delivered to your mailbox each month.

We’re working on making things better for our readers so let us know what you think. Email us at thehorseresource@msn.com to give us your thoughts.

Until next month........take a break once in a while.....try to stay cool and count your blessings on horseback!

God Bless and Ride Safe, Christa Conway

A Little “Barrel Talk” More great suggestions and recipes found on Barrel Horse World’s Barrel Talk.....Enjoy!

(Just remember - The Horse Resource is not endorsing these “remedies.” We recommend that you consult your veterinarian before using any home remedy on your horse.) supersenior Posted 2011-07-09 2:07 AM Subject: RE: Horse Home Remedy Thread (abcess, detangler, liniment, etc.)

Tent Hoarder - Posts: 1596 Location: One of Yesterday’s Liabilities ~ Oklahoma Outback Make your own waxed thread/speedy stitcher string.... in the fabric notions dept (Walmart of course) they sell a sml round plastic box of beeswax....it has slots to run your thread or string thru to coat with the bwax... take the string from your feed sack tops and draw it thru the slots multiple times, then roll up the newly waxed string on a spool or old pill bottle...

It is STRONG and will not rot.... bambigirl Posted 2011-07-10 1:38 PM Member - Posts: 8 I have a older mare who is very sentitive to flies....I feed her a supplement with garlic in it & this year I am using Spalding fly predator, which has helped the flies over all.

She is on an acre of pasture and when in her pen I keep it clean. The problem is the few flies around go right to her front legs and make them bleed and swell up :( Does anyone have a home remedy like maybe a paste I can put on her legs to keep the bitten flies away!! goin4broke Posted 2011-07-10 5:36 PM Forever Young at Heart - Posts: 2190 Location: Way down yonder in the indian nation~Oklahoma I don’t know if this will help on her front legs or not, but I KNOW that it helps with the midline... maybe it will help your mare too!!!

1- 20 ounce bottle Aloe Vera Gel (I use generic) 1 -12 ounce bottle of EXTRA THICK hand lotion (any cheap kind will work, thicker the better) OR 1 large tube of Corona salve (lotion is cheaper and works just as good) 4 ounces of Hydrocortizone CREAM 4 ounces of triple antibiotic CREAM 1 ounce of oil of citronella (ask for this at the pharmacy, if

you cannot get it, you can use 2T of Skin so soft bath oil) Mix this stuff all together and put back in one of the large bottles (if you get one with a pump on it, all the better) slather this on the effected areas twice a day... the flys tend to pick on skin that is extra dry, because dry skin is easier pickin’s to them... if you keep this on the parts that are oozing, leaving a thick scum over it, it will help heal whats there, and prevent more bites from happening.

I have a horse that is also extremly allergic to fly bites and mosquito saliva. His midline was raw most of the time from so much torture from the bugs... I’ve been using this all summer and he is good to go... still not much hair regrowth, but he’s not raw and oozing either. I sure hope this will help your mare!!!

To read more on this subject, visit www.barrelhorseworld.com and click on the BARREL TALK link.

Cover Credits

The picture gracing the cover of our August issue was taken by Shelley Winters of photosbyshelley©

Horseshoe H NT

July’s Horseshoe Hunt winner is James “Jim Bob” Hurley! Jim Bob found the horseshoe on Page 23 beside Bella’s signature.

For being the first one to contact us with the location of the hidden horseshoe, Jim Bob wins his choice of a FREE “Horsey-T,” “Horsey-Hat” or a year’s subscription. This month’s horseshoe hunt winner will be the first one to contact us with the location of the Horseshoe in this issue. Call or email when you find it and we’ll mention your name in our September 2011 issue and send you a prize if you are the first to contact us! “Happy horseshoe hunting!” (Find the horseshoe to the left somewhere in this issue and email or call us with it’s location! thehorseresource@msn.com)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS & CONTACT INFORMATION The Horse Resource, LLC

Table of Contents

The Staff:

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Articles

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QHRAI - Speed Sale & Stakes Schedule 2-3 Letter From Editor 4 Barrel Talk 4 Cover Credits 4 Horseshoe Hunt 4 Table of Contents 5 The Staff 5 Calendar of Events 7-9 My Daddy Always Said 7 Barrel Horse World Calendar of Events 10-11 News 13-15 QHRAI News - Indiana Downs Quarter Horse Racing Day 16-23 IBRA News 26-28 IBRA Membership Application 29 Barks N Bits w/Bella 30 Recurrent Airway Obstruction....w/Steve Fisch 42-43 Event Section 31-41 Horses And Heels 44-45 CMSA News 46-47 Teen Corral with Clint Van 48-49 IJRA News 50-51 NPBA World Championships 2011 52-55 Christian Cowboy Collection 56 Bro Brad Curtis - On the Trail 57 Fence Talk 57 Classifieds 58-59 Cowpoke Kendra 59 Business Card Directory 60 Advertising & Distribution Info 61 Subscription Form 61 Stallion Directory 62 Results 63 Li’l Cowpokes Corral 64 Mystery of the Month 67

Advertiser’s Index 2High Dollar Ranch 40 AVS Equine 36 BB Productions/Barrel Bash 37 Bluegrass Saddle Club/Leonard Russ Memorial Show 32 Brad King Vet Service 66 Brandin Iron 65 Circle G Arena 30 Conway Customs 15 Cowpokes 57 Darrel Henry Quarter Horses 8 Equine Veterinary Hospital 9 Famous JR 9 First Dinastia - For Sale 24 Fly Away Farms 46 Fortune 5 Barrel Racing 65 Fulton Performance Horses Production Sale 33 IBRA National Finals 41 Jud Little Ranch 39 Lucas Racing Inc. 14 Mark Crull, Farrier 13 Meyers Training Stables 34-35 Murphy Trailer Sales 27 Puhl’s Photography 12 Reveal 4-N -1 25 Smooth Run Equine 13 TN IBRA State Show 31 VC Ranch Back Cover

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Calendar of Events

As a benefit to our reader’s.....All advertised events are included FREE of charge!

Email us at: thehorseresource@msn.com & REMEMBER- CALL BEFORE YOU HAUL!

August 8/3

Logan County Fair Open Horse Show. Contact: Fair Office at 217732-3311 or email: fair@logancounty. comcastbiz.net

8/5

8/19 KGBRA/KMBRA IBRA Bluegrass Saddle Club Shepherdsville KY Warm-ups 6pm Show starts punctually at 7:30 Info: Butch Corder 502-931-3653 Annie Peterson 502558-1136

IBRA Bluegrass Saddle Club Shepherdsville KY Warm-ups 6pm Show starts punctually at 7:30 Info: Butch Corder 502-931-3653 Annie Peterson 502-558-1136

8/20

8/6 [Apr pg 38] Danville, IL NBHA

8/19 [Apr pg 55] Equine Council of

Illinois Barrel Racing Association Perrysville Road - M & W Jackpot Shows 80% payback added money Negative Coggins Info: Susie Piatt 217-304-9565

8/6

[May Issue] Tri-State Horsemans 1pm Warrick IN All Pleasure Contact:Scott Broster 812-362-8001 or 812-217-0028

8/6 [May Issue] Circle X Winchester

IN Fun Horse Show Contact: Vicki Culy-Hall 765-584-6232

8/6-8/7 [May Issue] Tri-State Horsemans NBHA 10am Lynville IN All Contest Contact: Sherry Hagan 812-319-7702 or 812-922-3217 8/6-8/7 [Apr pg 36] NBHA GBRA IBRA- Grant County 4-H Wranglers Horse & Pony Club -4-H FairgroundsMarion, IN $1200 Added Show Starts 9:00am Contact: Jenny Schamber 765-517-1608 Wayne or Carrie Pavey 765-661-6068 8/13

Terre Haute, IN. Open Pleasure Show $ 1,500 GUARANTEED ADDED MONEY ! 10:00 am Wabash Valley Horsemen’s Association, www. wvha.info Vigo Co. Fairgrounds.

Show Secretary: Deborah Shahadey (812) 230-0697 deb@firstlovefarms. com. Rain: call before you haul.

8/13

[May Issue] Tri-State Horsemans 12pm Lynville IN All Pleasure Contact: Tammy Bogan 812573-9584

8/19

Terre Haute, IN. Open Speed Show; 6:30 pm Exhibitions; 7:30 pm show; Wabash Valley Horsemen’s Association, www.wvha.info Vigo Co. Fairgrounds.

Show Secretary: Deborah Shahadey (812) 230-0697 deb@firstlovefarms.com.

Rain: call before you haul.

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4th Annual Leonard Russ Memorial Show - IBRA Shepherdsville KY $1850 added Additional donations will be added Warm-ups at 3pm Show starts at 5pm

Tipton County Tipton, IN Fairgrounds IBRA added money Warm-Ups Start 6:00pm Show will not start before 7:30pm Info: Angie 765-863-5409 Sherry 317-374-9119

8/19-8/20 TN IBRA State Show Super Show Murfreesboro, TN - Held at TN Miller Coliseum $4500 added - possibly more Stalls and RV Hookups Contact: Jamie White 731-6936315 or 731-855-3507 8/20

[Apr pg 49]Valparaiso, IN Midwestern Saddle & Bridle Assoc.

IBRA APHA PAC Approved 75% Payback Pleasure Classes Start 10:00am Contesting not to start before 3:00pm. Info: 219-916-5969

8/20 [Apr pg 37] MCEC Anderson,

IN Contesting Show Only Show Starts 10:00am Info: Kerry Hopper 765-278-5902 or Trenda Whiteman 765-748-4136

8/20

[June issue] Tell City, IN Southern Indiana Horseman’s Club - Perry County - $2,000 ADDED $ Poles & Barrels - NBHA & IBRA start time 12PM (CST) More info 812-5684785, 812-719-4726, 812-836-2007, 812-719-0336 or day of show 812836-2052

8/20

[May Issue] Tri-State Horsemans Posey County Open 12pm Contact: Keith Woods 812-783-1046 or 812-431-4326

8/20-8/21

[Apr pg 55] Equine Council of Tipton County - Tipton, IN - Fairgrounds GBRA NBHA IN02 added money Show Starts 9:00am Info: Angie 765-863-5409 Sherry 317-374-9119

8/20-8/21 Illinois State Buckskin Association IBHA & Open Show,

8:00am. Wahl Equestrian Center, Sterling, IL. Contact: Dan Vincent 815-562-9552 Open classes offered.

PAC Approved. www.freewebs.com/ illinoisbuckskin

8/20-8/21 [May Issue] Tri-State Horsemans NBHA Tell City Sat 12pm Sun 10am All contest Contact: Jeff Hilgenhold 812-568-4785 8/27 [Apr pg 43] Kosciusko County 4-H Horse & Pony Club - Fairgrounds - Warsaw, IN $1200 added Warm-Ups 10:00am Show Starts 12:00 noon Contact Randy Shepherd 574-5514817 or Charity Trump 260-839-5205 8/27

[Apr pg 40] Navaho Saddle Club, Kouts, IN Halter 9:00am Contesting will not start before 1:30pm Contact: Janette 219-7659239

8/27

[Apr pg 34 ] Monroe County Saddle Club Bloomington, IN IBRA Warm Up 10:00 am Show Starts 12:00 Noon. Contact: Bill Schulz 812-3279014 or Clint Rollins 812-325-6033

September

9/1 - CONSIGNMENTS DUE FOR

QHRAI SPEED SALE!!!! - Sale to be held October, 23, 2011 at Henry County Fairgrounds in New Castle, IN in covered arena. Offering race bred yearlings, weanlings, broodmares, horses of racing age and barrel racing prospects!!!

Consignments due September 1, 2011 Visit www.qhrai. net for more info and updates

9/2 [Apr pg 56] Hoosier Horse Park

Edinburgh, IN GBRA of Indiana 4th Annual Labor Day Weekend Speed Classic 4:00pm - 6:30pm Warm-Up Barrels Show Starts 7:00pm 3 Classes IBRA added money Info: Debbie Owens 765-376-7876 or Sherry

Fleenor 317-374-9119

9/2 KGBRA/KMBRA IBRA Bluegrass Saddle Club Shepherdsville KY Warm-ups 6pm Show starts punctually at 7:30 Info: Butch Corder 502-931-3653 Annie Peterson 502558-1136 9/3 [May Issue] Tri-State Horsemans

12pm Lynville IN All Pleasure Contact: Tammy Bogan 812-5739584

9/3 [Apr pg 38] Danville, IL NBHA Illinois Barrel Racing Association Perrysville Road - M & W Jackpot Shows 80% payback added money Negative Coggins Info: Susie Piatt 217-304-9565

9/3 [May Issue] Circle X Winchester

IN Fun Horse Show Contact: Vicki Culy-Hall 765-584-6232

9/3-9/4 [May Issue] Tri-State Horsemans NBHA Black Diamond Arena All contest Sat 11am Sun 10am Contact: Dan Gutzweiler 812-2059381 9/3-9/4 [Apr pg 56] Hoosier Horse Park Edinburgh, IN GBRA of Indiana 4th Annual Labor Day Weekend Speed Classic Show Starts 9:00am IBRA added money Info: Debbie Owens 765-376-7876 or Sherry Fleenor 317-374-9119 9/4[Apr

pg 38] Danville, IL Perrysville Road - M & W Jackpot Fun Shows 80% Payback Negative Coggins Info: Susie Piatt 217-3049565

9/9-9/11 [Apr pg 32 ] 37th Indiana Barrel Racing Futurity.

Hoosier HOrse Park- Edinburgh, Indiana Added Money

My Daddy always said...

YOU CAN’T FIX STUPID We’d love to hear what your Daddy Always said...Send’em in... thehorseresource@msn.com

Offering FOR SALE

Rare opportunity to own the ONLY AAA Stakes Placed BUCKSKIN stallion anywhere!

Or Trade

Bucks Quick Luck SI 93

Stakes Placed earner of over $24,000.00

1994 Buckskin stallion. Double registered AQHA/APHA.

**Rare opportunity to own the ONLY AAA Stakes Placed

Graphic Design by: Christa Conway * The Horse Resource

BUCKSKIN stallion anywhere! Retired sound from the track in 2011. By World Champion Sire Royal Quick Flash SI-96 $53,877.00 by Royal Quick Dash SI-101. Out of AAA Stakes Producing Grandaughter of Beduino (TB) and Oklahoma Fuel SI-108. Perfect fit for the Indiana Racing Program and should really appeal to all barrel racing programs. $12,500.00

FIRST DOWN DASH ROYAL QUICK DASH HAREMS CHOICE ROYAL QUICK FLASH

DASHING VAL si 108, $328,594

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LEAD THE FIELD si 97, $75,176

Streakin La Jolla si 99-Pockatus Gold si 98, Rocket Wrangler si 97 Eligibilities: Speedhorse Races, QHRAI, FQHRA and Iowa Double Gold 2011 Fee: $1,000 • Cooled Semen Available

Darrel Henry Quarter Horses

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LA JOLLAS GOLD si 88

Dash For Cash si 114-Audra Do si 101, Jet Spice si 99 Champion/Champion Sire!

Money Earners of Nearly $11.5 Million!

A Leading Broodmare Sire 2011 Fee: $2,500 • Frozen Semen Only

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** Many others for sale by: * Dash Ta Fame, * Royal Quick

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DASH FOR CASH

Special Leader si 103-Dela Creme Smash si 111, Easily Smashed si 99 Eligibilities: Eligibilities: Speedhorse Races, QHRAI, FQHRA and Iowa Double Gold 2011 Fee: $1,000 • Cooled Semen Available

Contact Darrel (573) 485-6700 Home • (636) 262-8572 Cell

Calendar of Events

As a benefit to our reader’s.....All advertised events are included FREE of charge!

Email us at: thehorseresource@msn.com & REMEMBER- CALL BEFORE YOU HAUL!

9/10

[Apr pg 40 ] Navaho Saddle Club, Kouts, IN Halter 9:00am Contesting will not start before 1:30pm Contact: Janette 219-765-9239

9/10 [Apr pg

48] Indianapolis, IN Indy Riders 4-H Club Open Show - Marion County Fairgrounds Show Starts 9:00am Info: Claudia 317-513-3534

9/10

[May Issue] Tri-State Horsemans 1pm Warrick IN All Pleasure Contact:Scott Broster 812-3628001 or 812-217-0028

9/11 [Apr pg 57] Angola, IN Steuben County Open

Plaeasure Show Steuben County Fairgrounds Show Starts 10:00am Info: Jennifer Luker 260-316-0246

9/16

Terre Haute, IN. Open Speed Show; 6:30 pm Exhibitions; 7:30 pm show; Wabash Valley Horsemen’s Association, www.wvha.info: Vigo Co. Fairgrounds. Show Secretary: Deborah Shahadey (812) 230-0697 deb@firstlovefarms.com. Rain: call before you haul.

9/16 IBRA Bluegrass Saddle Club Shepherdsville

KY Warm-ups 6pm Show starts punctually at 7:30 Info: Butch Corder 502-931-3653 Annie Peterson 502-558-1136

9/16-9/17 (Aug Issue)Memphis, TN Agricenter Int., Shelby Farms, Fortune 5 Barrel racing Productions $4,500 Added - Pre entries due August 10, 2011 Visit www.fortune5barrelracing.org for more info

9/17 [Apr pg 49]Valparaiso, IN Midwestern Saddle

& Bridle Assoc. IBRA APHA PAC Approved 75% Payback Pleasure Classes Start 10:00am Contesting not to start before 3:00pm. Info: 219-916-5969

[Apr pg 37] MCEC Anderson, IN Show Starts 9:00am Contesting Starts at 2:00pm Info: Kerry Hopper 765-278-5902 or Trenda Whiteman 765-748-4136

9/17-9/18

[Apr pg 36 ] NBHA IBRA- Grant County 4-H Wranglers Horse & Pony Club -4-H Fairgrounds- Marion, IN $1200 Added Show Starts 9:00am Contact: Jenny Schamber 765-517-1608 Wayne or Carrie Pavey 765-661-6068

9/17

[May Issue] Tri-State Horsemans Posey County Open 12pm Contact: Keith Woods 812-7831046 or 812-431-4326

9/17-9/18 [May Issue] Tri-State Horsemans NBHA/IBRA Dubois 4-H All contest Sat 12pm Sun 11am Contact: Rhonda Helming 812-630-5426

9/17 IBRA

9/17-9/18 [May Issue] Tri-State Horsemans Wabash All Pleasure 2pm Contact: Jodi Price 618-299-2819

Kal Val Saddle Club 9853 South 34th Street. Scptts MI. $700 added money. Show Starts 2:00pm. Exhibition 12pm-1:30pm

9/17 [Apr pg 41] Reynolds, IN White County 4-H

Horse & Pony Fun Show 4-H Fairgrounds Show Starts 9:00am Contact: Patty Shelton 574-278-7331

9/17

Open Show sponsored by PtHA of Illinois www. illinoispinto.com 8:00am sharp Boone County Fair grounds 8791 State Route 76, Belvidere Il. 61008 Contact: Valerie Gramm drycreekstable@fvi.net 630-965-5375

Fee

$750

SHIPPED SEMEN AVAILABLE

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9/17

9/18 [May Issue] Tri-State Horsemans 11am Warrick IN Open Contact: Scott Broster 812-362-8001 or 812-217-0028

9/23 [Apr pg 55] Equine Council of Tipton County

Tipton, IN Fairgrounds IBRA added money WarmUps Start 6:00pm Show will not start before 7:30pm Info: Angie 765-863-5409 Sherry 317-374-9119

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ALABAMA 8/2 Gulf Coast Barrel Racing 2011 Saddle Series Foley, AL/ Pensacola, FL 8/6 Gulf Coast Barrel Racing 2011 Saddle Series Foley, AL/ Pensacola, FL 8/19 IBRA&Jackpot Barrel Race Dothan, AL 8/26 Lil Bull Barrel Productions....Sizzlin Summer Showdown$1700 Added Andalusia, AL 8/27 Rockin “Y” Saddle Series Florence, AL 8/27 Gulf Coast Barrel Racing 2011 Saddle Series Foley, AL/ Pensacola, FL 8/27 Lil Bull Barrel Productions....Sizzlin Summer Showdown$1700 Added Andalusia, AL ARKANSAS 8/1 Border City 4-D Barrel Series Siloam Springs, AR 8/1 OBRA @ Grannis, AR 8/2 6 Week Summer Barrel Buckle Series Natural Dam, AR 8/2 Lightning C Ranch Saddle Series Vilonia, AR 8/2 Open barrel practice $15 per person Birdel, AR 8/3 Coal Hill BBR Series Coal Hill, AR 8/6 Polk County Riding Club 2011 Payday Series Mena, AR 8/6/2011 Big Step Arena Bronc Halter Series Benton, AR 8/8 Border City 4-D Barrel Series Siloam Springs, AR 8/9 Lightning C Ranch Saddle Series Vilonia, AR 8/9 6 Week Summer Barrel Buckle Series Natural Dam, AR 8/9 Open barrel practice $15 per person Birdel, AR 8/10 Coal Hill BBR Series Coal Hill, AR 8/12 $1000 added.. Camden AR.. 8/13 $200 added 4D open barrel race $100 added open poles $100 added poney barrels Birdel, AR 8/15 OBRA @ Wicks, AR 8/15 Border City 4-D Barrel Series Siloam Springs, AR 8/16 Lightning C Ranch Saddle Series Vilonia, AR 8/16 Open barrel practice $15 per person Birdel, AR 8/16 6 Week Summer Barrel Buckle Series Natural Dam, AR 8/18 Jackpot Barrel Race Lead Hill, AR 8/20 Polk County Riding Club

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2011 Payday Series Mena, AR 8/20 A-OK’s $100 Added, BBR Pending Paris, AR 8/22 Border City 4-D Barrel Series Siloam Springs, AR 8/23 Open barrel practice $15 per person Birdel, AR 8/23 Lightning C Ranch Saddle Series Vilonia, AR 8/23 6 Week Summer Barrel Buckle Series Natural Dam, AR 8/27 Beat The Heat $500 Added Open 4D & Youth 3D **BBR pending*** Searcy, AR 8/29 Border City 4-D Barrel Series Siloam Springs, AR 8/30 Open barrel practice $15 per person Birdel, AR 8/30 Lightning C Ranch Saddle Series Vilonia, AR 8/30 6 Week Summer Barrel Buckle Series Natural Dam, AR ARIZONA 8/20 Bagdad Gymkhana Buckel Series Bagdad, AZ CALIFORNIA 8/4 Pacific Coast Barrel Racing Association - Thursday Night Races Acton, CA 8/11 Pacific Coast Barrel Racing Association - Thursday Night Races Acton, CA 8/13 SJVR4D $500 Added to Open Stockton, CA 8/18 Pacific Coast Barrel Racing Association - Thursday Night Races Acton, CA 8/25 Pacific Coast Barrel Racing Association - Thursday Night Races Acton, CA 8/27 Ventura County NBHA Simi Valley, CA COLORADO 8/6 737 Productions Barrel Race & Team Roping Trinidad, CO FLORIDA 8/5 Sunshine Barrel Racers Association Zolfo Springs, FL 8/5 Bit N Spur Club present Friday Nite Lite Series!!! Cocoa, FL 8/12 $200 Added Barrel Jackpot Branford, FL 8/13 Columbia County Riding Club (non-profit) Lake City, FL 8/19 Bikes, Bulls and Barrels Country Music Festival Tallahassee, FL 8/19 Bikes, Bulls and Barrels Country Music Festival Tallahassee, FL 8/20 Bikes, Bulls and Barrels Country Music Festival Tallahassee, FL 8/20 $$$ 500 Added Open 4D $$$ Jay, FL

8/20 Jackpot Obstacle Challenge Course Chipley, FL 8/20 Arcadia All Florida Saddle Club Monthly Speed Show Arcadia, FL 8/20 Bikes, Bulls and Barrels Country Music Festival Tallahassee, FL 8/20 Big Lake Trailriders Okeechobee, FL 8/26 Bradford Riding Club Jackpot Starke, FL 8/26 Arcadia All Florida Saddle Club 4D Jackpot Arcadia, FL 8/27 Columbia County Riding Club (non-profit) Lake City, FL GEORGIA 8/5 Friday Night Lights - Barrels & Poles Jackson, GA 8/6 Southeast Ropers and Barrel Racers Resaca, GA 8/6 Southeast Ropers & Barrel Racers Resaca, GA 8/6 Richey Arena Claxton, GA 8/7 Summer Buckle Series Barrel Race/ Pole BendingCovered Arena Chatsworth, GA 8/7 Cox Arena Poles/Barrels Buckle Series Silver Creek, GA 8/13 Rolling Hills Saddle Club Jackpot Barrels! Alpharetta, GA 8/13 GA 8 Appling County Arena Baxley, GA 8/13 $9,000 Added Meagan McCain Memorial Barrel Race and Roping Resaca, GA 8/19 Bowlegs Arena Sumner, GA 8/20 GA 8 T & T Arena Screven, GA 8/20 Mud Creek Ranch 4D Barrel Show 65% payback Marietta, GA 8/26 Lambert Stables Buckle Series (added money) Winston, GA 8/27 West Ga Jr Rodeo Winston, GA 8/27 Richey Arena Claxton, GA 8/28 Summer Buckle Series Barrel Race/ Pole BendingCovered Arena Chatsworth, GA IOWA 8/13 DCF Tying and Turning Adel, IA 8/24 Summer UBRA Series Estherville, IA 8/26-8/28 $10,000 +++Big J Barrel Blast Waterloo, IA 8/27 DCF Tying and Turning Adel, IA ILLINOIS 8/6 M&W Jackpot Danville, IL 8/13 IBRA/NBHA-05 Barrel Race Waterloo, IL 8/19-8/20 Horse Days 2011 Late Night Jackpot Barrels Belvidere, IL

8/27 Decatur Trail Riders Speed Show Decatur, IL INDIANA 8/20 Scott County Saddle Club Speed Show*NBHA IN04 Barrel Race*$500 added money Scottsburg, IN 8/20 NBHA IN04 Speed Show Scottsburg, IN KANSAS 8/1/2011 EKTEC Iola, KS 8/3 Barrel Jackpot Mulvane, KS 8/3 KS Expo Centre Ks09 Weds Night Fundraiser Topeka, KS 8/3 BBR Approved Arkcity Mavrick Series Arkansas City, KS 8/5 Altamont Fun Shows Altamont, KS 8/6 NBHA KS11 4D Barrel Races - Mahaffie Stage Coach Stop Olathe, KS 8/9 MT Barrelracing 4D Series Great Bend, KS 8/10 Open Barrel Race, Leavenworth County Fair Tonganoxie, KS 8/10 KS Expo Centre Ks09 Weds Night Fundraiser Topeka, KS 8/11 Award Series Open 4D/ Youth 3D Topeka, KS 8/12 KS Expo Centre!!!!!

NBHA KS09 Sanctioned Jackpot Topeka, Ks 8/13 OPEN 4-D JACKPOT KBRA Topeka, KS 8/13 EKTEC Uniontown, KS 8/13 NBHA - Double Header 10 & 2 Bennington, KS 8/17 BBR Approved Arkcity Mavrick Series Arkansas City, KS 8/17 Barrel Jackpot Mulvane, KS 8/19 3D Format Jackpot Series Lyndon, KS 8/19 Altamont Fun Shows ltamont, KS 8/20 Open 4-D Jackpot KBRA Topeka, KS 8/20 NBHA KS01 Tonganoxie, KS 8/21 NBHA KS11 Special Series Jackpot Barrels/Poles #4 of 5 Lane, KS 8/27 EKTEC Uniontown, KS 8/27 NBHA - Double Header- 10 & 2 Abilene, KS 8/28 Open 4-D Jackpot KBRA Valley Falls, KS 8/31 BBR Approved Arkcity Mavrick Series Arkansas City, KS KENTUCKY 8/6 NBHA KY07 Barrels & Poles Greenup, KY 8/13 KY01 NBHA Show Arlington KY LOUISIANA 8/5 $1,000 added 4D barrel run *BBR Approved* Farmerville, LA 8/6 ABRA New Iberia, LA 8/6 River Cities Barrel Racers Davis Arena - Hineston, LA 8/6 Run For The Pearl - Open 4D $5000 ADDED Amite, LA 8/12 $500 Added 4D WRC West Monroe, LA 8/12 CC’s Riding Club Crowley, LA 8/13 Livingston Horse Show Association Denham Springs, LA 8/13 Jeff Davis Riders Club Crowley, LA

8/19 5D Barrel & 3D Pole Summer Buckle Series Loranger, LA 8/20 River Cities Barrel Racers Ruby riding Club, LA 8/20 MRC Saddle Series - 5D Barrels - Show # 1 Minden, LA 8/26 JDRC Jackpot Rodeo Crowley, LA 8/27 ABRA New Iberia, LA 8/27 Livingston Horse Show Association Denham Springs, LA 8/27 NBHA La.05 4D Barrel Run Center Point, LA MINNESOTA 8/5-8/7 UBRA World Show Fergus Falls, MN 8/6-8/7 10th Annual JJ Classic Futurity & Maturity w/ Breeder’s Incentive Fergus Falls, MN MISSOURI 8/4 freedom arena 4d saddle series Aurora, MO 8/6 OHBA Jackpot No NonMember Fees Raymondville, MO 8/6 $500 Added NBHA MOOL Barrel Race @ Pilot Grove/Range Riders Arena Pilot Grove, MO 8/6 $$$$$$500 added NBHA 07 / BBR approved 5pm Eldon, MO 8/7 Dekalb County Riders 4-D Buckle Series Maysville, MO 8/7 Lone Wolf Summer Sunday $150.00 Added Series Cleveland, MO 8/9 KMOBRA Barrel Race Series BBR Approved Lamar, MO 8/12 Jackpot Cutting Horse Show @ 7pm Sullivan, MO 8/12 $100 Added!!!Finley River Summer Series BBR Approved! $100 Added!!! Ozark, MO 8/12-8/14 Josey Barrel Racing Clinic Carthage, MO 8/13 *BBR Approved* $1000 Added Open 4D Barrel Race Cameron, MO 8/13 Heartland Barrel Racing Association - Wayne County Saddle Club Piedmont, MO 8/13 NSCHA Team Sorting Show @ 10am Sullivan, MO 8/13 Adrian Bit N Spur Barrel Series Adrian, MO 8/13 Oak Grove Youth Rodeo Fun Show Oak Grove, MO 8/13 Barrel & Poles Warm Ups Oak Grove, MO 8/14 Lone Wolf Summer Sunday $150.00 Added Series Cleveland, MO 8/20/2011 OHBA Jackpot No Non-member Fees (10 hits) Thomasville, MO 8/20 Granby Saddle Club Shodeo Granby, MO 8/23 KMOBRA Barrel Race Series Finals , MO 8/27 $500 Added BBR Approval Pending MO-O1 Barrel Race @ Battson Arena MIAMI Miami, MO 8/27 Heartland Barrel Racing Association - Odom’s Arena * $100 Added * BBR-approval pending Grandin, MO 8/27 Adrian Bit N Spur Barrel Series Adrian, MO MISSISSIPPI 8/6 NBHA MS09 Purvis/ Richton, MS 8/12 4-Oaks 5-D Saddle & Buckle Series w/ 5-DJackpot poles Poplarville, MS 8/12 Friday Night Barrel Races

More.....Barrel Horse World Calendar of Events Brandon, MS 8/13 NBHA MS07 $500 Added, Meridian, MS 8/20 NBHA /IBRA Barrel Race Sarah, MS NORTH CAROLINA 8/13 Blue Ridge Cowboy Church National Day of The American Cowboy Festival Fletcher, NC NEBRASKA 8/3 Gothenburg Open 4D Barrel Race Gothenburg, NE 8/9 Johnson Arena Whitney NE 8/17 Gothenburg Open 4D Barrel Race Gothenburg, NE 8/19-8/21 Cornhusker Breeders and Open Futurity Broken Bow, NE 8/23 Johnson Arena Whitney NE Whitney, NE 8/26-8/28 Bold Heart Inc. Futurity Lincoln, NE 8/31 Gothenburg Open 4D Barrel Race Gothenburg, NE NEW JERSEY 8/7 Legacy Ranch Howell, NJ Co-approved with NJ IBRA State Finals Howell, NJ 8/7 New Mexico District 1 Farmington, NM 8/20-8/21 Leo Mitchell Memorial Race Grants, NM 8/28 New Mexico District 1 Farmington, NM OHIO 8/6 Auglaize Fair Speed Show Wapakoneta, OH 8/13 LCHA Open Show Franklin Furnace,OH 8/28 Barrel Show Buffalo, OH OKLAHOMA 8/1 Border City 4-D Barrel Series Siloam Springs, OK 8/2 4-D Buckle Series Grove, OK 8/2 Woodward Roundup Club Jackpot Woodward, OK 8/2 Tecumseh RUC 5D Open/ BBR/Saddle/Buckle Barrel Series/ Tecumseh, OK 8/2 Checotah Tuesday Barrel Race Checotah, OK 8/2 OCA #13-BBR Approved!

Skiatook, OK 8/3 “Best 2 of 3” Prize Series Finals Fairview, OK 8/3 Competitive-Designs, Website Development Service Perry, OK 8/4 Ketchum 6 week 4D Buckle Barrel series Ketchum Round Up Club, OK 8/4 Weekly 4D with Added Money Beggs, OK 8/4/2011 BBR Thurs Night 4D w/ $100 Added Beggs, OK 8/4 Rockin’ C Trophy Tack 4D Barres Timed Event Series Talala, OK 8/4 Ketchum Roundup Club 4D Buckle Series Ketchum, OK 8/5 Beggs Round-Up Club Playday Beggs, OK 8/5 Grove Round-up Club Grove, OK 8/5 Pawhuska RUC Open 4D Series *BBR APPROVED* Pawhuska, OK 8/5 River Valley Round Up Playday Calvin, OK 8/6 Oologah Mustang Round Up Club Playdays Oologah, OK 8/6 Green Country Paint Horse

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Club & Painted Pony Productions Tulsa, OK 8/6 Will Rogers Round Up Club PlayDays Claremore, OK 8/6 Joyce Loomis-Kernek Barrel Clinic - September 3, 2011 Skiatook, OK 8/6 Tecumseh RUC --Playday Tecumseh, OK 8/6 Competitive-Designs, Website Development Service Perry, OK 8/6 2011 Jackpot Playday Series Muskogee, OK 8/7 Playday Series Newkirk, OK 8/7 Ripley Roundup Club Playday Ripley, OK 8/7 SSRUC Play Day Sand Springs, OK 8/7 Piedmont Round Up Club Piedmont, OK 8/7 Collinsville RUC Playday Collinsville, OK 8/8 Border City 4-D Barrel Series Siloam Springs, OK 8/8 OBRA @ Smithville Ok 4D-Jr-PeeWee Barrels Smithville, OK 8/9 4-D Buckle Series Grove, OK 8/9 Checotah Tuesday Barrel Race Checotah, OK 8/10 Competitive-Designs, Website Development Service Perry, OK 8/11 Ketchum 6 week 4D Buckle Barrel series Ketchum Round Up Club, OK 8/11 Rockin’ C Trophy Tack 4D Barres Timed Event Series Talala, OK 8/11/2011 BBR Thurs Night 4D w/ $100 Added Beggs, OK 8/11 Ketchum Roundup Club 4D Buckle Series Ketchum, OK 8/11 $1,250 Added Claremore Expo Claremore, OK 8/11 Thursday Nights @ Newcastle, OK 8/11 Weekly 4D with Added Money Beggs, OK 8/11 TurningPointUnlimitedII Barrels & Poles Bartlesville, OK 8/12 Ada Round Up Club Playday Ada, OK 8/12 Beggs Round-Up Club Playday Beggs, OK 8/12 Cash Series!!! Lightning J Arena Okemah, OK 8/12 Canadian County Cowboy Church 6 JP series Yukon, OK 8/12-8/13 Tecumseh Open Rodeo Tecumseh, OK 8/13 Competitive-Designs, Website Development Service Perry, OK 8/13 Mangum’s 5Th Annual Open Youth Rodeo Mangum, OK 8/13 Rockin’ C Arena Buckle Playday Series Talala, OK 8/13 Sooner Barrel Racing Association Wagoner, OK 8/13 Benefit Barrel Race Ada, OK 8/13 KRUC Playday-6PMKingfisher Kingfisher, OK 8/14 Canadian County Cowboy Church Monthly Playday Yukon, OK 8/14 Skiatook Round Up Club Playday Skiatook, OK 8/14 Collinsville RUC Playday Collinsville, OK 8/14 NBHA OK 03 District Wright City, OK 8/15 Border City 4-D Barrel

Series Siloam Springs, OK 8/16 BARUC Barrel/Pole Buckle Series - $2,000 Added - Pre-Enter Mondays by 6 pm at 918/3579122 Broken Arrow, OK 8/16 4-D Buckle Series Grove, OK 8/16 Checotah Tuesday Barrel Race Checotah, OK 8/16 SSRUC - Team Penning Sand Springs, OK 8/17 Competitive-Designs, Website Development Service Perry, OK 8/18 BBR Thurs Night 4D w/ $100 Added Beggs, OK 8/18 Rockin’ C Trophy Tack 4D Barres Timed Event Series Talala, OK 8/18 Weekly 4D with Added Money Beggs, OK 8/18 Thursday Nights @ Newcastle, OK 8/19/2011 Grove Round-up Club Grove, OK 8/19 Ada Round Up Club Playday Ada, OK 8/20 Will Rogers Round Up Club PlayDays Claremore, OK 8/20 Poteau Roundup Club Playday Poteau, OK 8/20 Sooner Barrel Racing Association Inola, OK 8/20 Tecumseh RUC --Playday Tecumseh, OK 8/21 SSRUC Play Day Sand Springs, OK 8/21 Ripley Roundup Club Playday Ripley, OK 8/22 Border City 4-D Barrel Series Siloam Springs, OK 8/23 BARUC Barrel/Pole Buckle Series - $2,000 Added - Pre-Enter Mondays by 6 pm at 918/3579122 Broken Arrow, OK 8/23 Checotah Tuesday Barrel Race Checotah, OK 8/25 TurningPointUnlimitedII Barrels & Poles Bartlesville, OK 8/25 Weekly 4D with Added Money Beggs, OK 8/25 Thursday Nights @ Newcastle, OK 8/25 BBR Thurs Night 4D w/ $100 Added Beggs, OK 8/26 Ada Round Up Club Playday Ada, OK 8/26 Cash Series!!! Lightning J Arena Okemah, OK 8/27 Poteau Roundup Club Playday Poteau, OK 8/27 PRUC Playdays Pawhuska, OK 8/27 NBHA OK 03 District Poteau, OK 8/27 Rockin’ C Arena Buckle Playday Series Talala, OK 8/27 Beggs Round-Up Club Playday Beggs, OK 8/27 KRUC Playday-6PMKingfisher Kingfisher, OK 8/28 Owasso RUC Playday Owasso, OK 8/29 Border City 4-D Barrel Series Siloam Springs, OK 8/30 SSRUC - Team Penning Sand Springs, OK 8/30 BARUC Barrel/Pole Buckle Series - $2,000 Added - Pre-Enter Mondays by 6 pm at 918/3579122 Broken Arrow, OK 8/30 Checotah Tuesday Barrel Race Checotah, OK SOUTH DAKOTA 8/12-8/14 2nd Annual Dash and

Dance Barrel Futurity, Slot Race & 4D Spearfish, SD 8/16 $1000 added Brown Co Fair Aberdeen, SD 8/19 32nd Annual Dakota West Barrel Race - $1,500 Added Belle Fourche, SD 8/20 32nd Annual Dakota West Barrel Race - $1,500 Added Belle Fourche, SD 8/21 32nd Annual Dakota West Barrel Race - $1,500 Added Belle Fourche, SD TENNESSEE 8/6 Blue Creek IBRA 4-D Barrel Race McEwen, TN 8/6 Chattanooga Area Barrels and Poles - Apison Saddle Club at Heartland Arena!!! Ringgold, GA, TN 8/27 Ardmore Police Reserve Ranch Rodeo Series Ardmore, TN 8/27 Youth Rodeo - SMTYRA Winchester, TN TEXAS 8/1 BARREL RACERS MUST! TX 8/2 4-D Barrel Race Garrison, TX 8/3 Wed Nights Summer Sizzle Series Hamilton, TX 8/4 Saddle/Buckle Series!!

Aledo, TX 8/4 Collinsville TX Thursday Nite Jackpot Collinsville, TX 8/5 TCBRA Mt. Vernon, TX 8/5 BARREL RACERS MUST!TX 8/5 VHC Speed Series & 4D Barrels Victoria, TX 8/5-8/7 Clay Lewis Benefit Barrel Race Winnsboro, TX 8/6 HHBRA Kerrville, TX 8/7 Longhorn Barrels And Poles Marshall, TX 8/7 TOBRA Point Race Graham, TX 8/7 HHBRA Kerrville, TX 8/11 Saddle/Buckle Series!!

Aledo, TX 8/11 Collinsville TX Thursday Nite Jackpot Collinsville, TX 8/12 Ogden 8 & under and Open 4D Andrews, TX 8/12 Hill Country Horse Club Youth series Fredericksburg, TX 8/12 TCBRA Pickton, TX 8/13 4-D Barrel Race for Ladies over 30 Caldwell, TX 8/13 Double B Covered Arena Wylie, TX 8/13 Gulf Coast Barrel Racing Association Whaton, TX 8/13 Ogden 8 & under and Open 4D Andrews, TX 8/13 Jackpot Team Roping Honey Grove, TX 8/13 Attn: Jackpot Junkies $500 Added Crockett, TX 8/14 Ogden 8 & under and Open 4D Andrews, TX 8/14 JCYRA Benefit Barrel Race Edna, TX 8/16 BARREL RACERS MUST!!TX 8/16 4-D Barrel Race Garrison, TX 8/17 BARREL RACERS MUST!TX 8/17 Wed Nights Summer Sizzle Series Hamilton, TX 8/18 Collinsville TX Thursday Nite Jackpot Collinsville, TX 8/19 BARREL RACERS MUST!TX 8/19 Friday Night Buckle Series Waxahachie, TX 8/19 Mason Playday series Mason, TX 8/19 3rd Friday $3 Barrel

Exhibitions - Speegleville Saddle Club Waco, TX 8/20 NBHA tx 09 bonanza $1000 added Abilene, TX 8/20 NBHA TX 25 Crockett, TX 8/20 Texas Rodeo United Timed Event Rodeo Series Wills Point, TX 8/20 CM Productions Open 4D Doubleheader Boyd, TX 8/20 $1,000 Added Pleasanton Young Farmers 5D Open Jourdanton, TX 8/20 Bois D’ Arc Creek Cowboy Church Playday Series Bonham, TX 8/21 HHBRA Kerrville, TX 8/21 NBHA tx 09 bonanza $1000 added Abilene, TX 8/24 Wed Nights Summer Sizzle Series Hamilton, TX 8/25 Collinsville TX Thursday Nite Jackpot Collinsville, TX 8/26 Friday Night Buckle Series Waxahachie, TX 8/27 Barrel Race/ Playday/ Team Roping Hubbard, TX 8/27 Double B Covered Arena Wylie, TX 8/27 NBHA TX 22 Henderson, TX 8/27 BARREL RACERS MUST! TX 8/27 NBHA TX 20 Grand Saline, TX 8/27 Gulf Coast Barrel Racing Association Rosenberg, TX 8/27 Jackpot Team Roping Paris, TX 8/28 BARREL RACERS MUST! TX 8/31 Wed Nights Summer Sizzle Series Hamilton, TX 8/31 BARREL RACERS MUST!TX UTAH 8/1-8/4 Neil & Barbara Merrill Horsemanship & Barrel Racing Clinic Salina, UT 8/5 Casino Night Cedar City, UT 8/6/ Casino Night Cedar City, UT 8/6 The Utah Barrel Racing Assoc UT 8/8 Summit County Barrel Bash Coalville, UT 8/20/The Utah Barrel Racing Assoc UT 8/31 The Utah Barrel Racing Assoc,UT WISCONSIN 8/3 Wed Night Fun Horse Shows – Open Arena Mondovi, WI 8/3 Summer Speed Series Tomah, WI 8/10 Summer Speed Series Tomah, WI 8/10/ Wed Night Fun Horse Shows – Open Arena Mondovi, WI 8/11 Thursday Night Jackpot Deerfield, WI 8/13 LTPA Speed Series LaValle, WI 8/17 Summer Speed SeriesTomah, WI 8/17 Wed Night Fun Horse Shows – Open Arena Mondovi, WI 8/20 Open Speed Show NBHA Barrels & Poles Jackpot Mondovi, WI 8/27 LTPA Speed Series LaValle, WI 8/31 Wed Night Fun Horse Shows – Open Arena Mondovi, WI 8/31 Summer Speed Series Tomah, WI

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News Cowgirls Breakaway Roping Coming to a Town Near You!​ “If you build it they will come.” This quote became well known after the 1989 movie Field of Dreams where Kevin Costner played the role of an Iowa corn farmer who after hearing voices interprets them as a command to build a baseball diamond in his fields.

Without much faith from anyone, he does and the Chicago Black Sox come.

In July of 2010, the proposal was made to the IPRA board to add the Cowgirls Breakaway Roping as an official championship event to be held during IFR 42 in January 2012. With every addition or change made extra work is required on someone’s behalf. However, with everyone pitching in and seeing the bigger picture of what the breakaway roping addition can bring forth to the IPRA, we have been successful at recruiting new members and gaining national attention for our association.

Even though the Cowgirls Breakaway Roping is not a mandatory event, it has been sanctioned at over 50 rodeos so far this season (Dec 2010July 2011). Without the support of the stock contractors, rodeo committees, the contestants who shared their desire for the Cowgirls Breakaway Roping to become an official event and the IPRA board this wouldn’t be possible. Thank you to everyone who has contributed their time and efforts to the Cowgirls Breakaway Roping.

We are also proud to announce that $5,000 will be added to the Cowgirls Breakaway Roping at IFR 42 with the possibility of more sponsorship money becoming available as contracts are being finalized. Also a World

Championship Saddle and buckle will be presented along with go round buckles, average buckle, rookie buckle, and jackets to the IFR Cowgirls Breakaway Roping Finalist. * Cowgirls buy your IPRA cards and get in the hunt to make rodeo history by qualifying for the Cowgirls Breakaway Roping at IFR 42. They built it. Now, lets go rope.

KY Horse Council Leads Strategic Planning Session for Equine Industry Kentucky’s horses are often referred to as a “signature industry”, providing the Commonwealth with an identity that goes beyond state and national borders. Horses provide Kentuckians thousands of jobs, millions in tax revenue to the Commonwealth, and hours of pleasure for Kentucky horsemen and women.

Despite the size and impact of the industry, Kentucky does not engage routinely in long-term strategic planning of initiatives to benefit all breeds and equestrian disciplines.

The Kentucky Horse Council (KHC) hosts a Kentucky Equine Strategic Planning Session on September 24, 2011. KHC seeks the involvement of all equine associations throughout the Commonwealth for this important process.

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News riders, and breeders is something that is a natural fit for the Kentucky Horse Council”, says Anna Zinkhon, President of the KHC Board.

“The event will not only support the industry and the Commonwealth, but will also help to unify the community, which has been known to be fragmented into different interest groups. When we all work together and speak as one voice, we are much more effective,” Zinkhon continued.

The objective of the planning session is the development of key industry improvement initiatives. The Kentucky Horse Council, with equine association participation, will implement these projects over the next five years.

The Strategic Planning Session is by invitation only, limited to Kentucky equine association leaders or their representatives, saddle clubs, and university equine programs.

Breed and discipline representatives from across the state participated in a leaders meeting in May to set the stage for this strategic planning session.

ABOUT THE KENTUCKY HORSE COUNCIL - The Kentucky Horse Council is a non-profit organization dedicated, through education and leadership, to the protection and development of the Kentucky equine community. The Kentucky Horse Council provides educational programs and information, outreach and communication to Kentucky horse owners and enthusiasts, equine professional networking opportunities through KENA, trail riding advocacy, health and welfare programs, and personal liability insurance and other membership benefits.

The specialty Kentucky Horse Council license plate, featuring a foal lying in the grass, provides the primary source of revenue for KHC programs.

Leveling Proposal

A leveling system for AQHA shows is under consideration The American Quarter Horse Journal - July 12, 2011

A level playing field for all competitors is one of the hallmarks of fair competition. AQHA has been working for nearly a year on making that happen for its shows.“A lot of sports – horse racing, barrel racing, car racing and boxing, just to name a few – offer numerous competition levels based on skill; physical characteristics like weight, age and type (or breed when it comes to animals); or career earnings,” said Tom Persechino, AQHA executive director of competition and breed integrity.

“It’s time that the American Quarter Horse show industry broadened its offerings and followed the suit of many of our alliance partners like the National Cutting Horse, National Reining Horse, National Snaffle Bit and National Reined Cow Horse associations and developed multiple opportunities for new people to enter the arena at a level where they’re comfortable competing.

“Our goal has been to help American Quarter Horse owners make that step to showing their horses at our shows,” said Patti Carter-Pratt, AQHA executive director of shows. “We know that our horse owners are proud of the work they have done with their horses, and we want to give them a place to show where they won’t feel intimidated. A fair and level playing field is a good way for us to start.”

A Blue-Ribbon Process Through its 70-year existence, AQHA has continually reviewed and improved its competition to reflect the changing needs of its competitors – from the initial inclusion of amateur competition to developing Novice, Limited, Select and Green divisions. Today, many members and staff felt it was important to take a more in-depth look at decreasing exhibitor and horse numbers competing at AQHA-approved shows. However, it’s important to remember that no major changes to an industry as successful as AQHA shows can occur without in-depth input and review by multiple committees and members.

In 2009, the AQHA Blue-Ribbon Task Force was appointed by the Executive Committee to review all aspects of AQHA competition and make suggestions for improvement. The task force has met multiple times in the past two years to review volumes of statistics on AQHA shows, determine trends and brainstorm ways to improve – all the while seeking input from members on the best ways to improve AQHA competition without harming the success of high-point or world show competition.

The task force then made recommendations to the show council and show committee. The council and committee then made recommendations to the membership and board of directors at this year’s convention.

All along the way, the Executive Committee has been monitoring the progress of the various task forces and committees. At its meeting in July, the Executive Committee was scheduled to make the final review of the various programs.

Want to know more about leveling, read the complete article about the AQHA leveling program.

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“It’s all done to create fairness in competition, as well as to attract the widest group of competitors and to grow our sport.”

At press time, the AQHA Executive Committee was scheduled to will review the proposed leveling program at its quarterly meeting, July 1820, to set show points and fine-tune other guidelines in making AQHA competition as fair as possible for exhibitors at every level.

The proposed leveling system includes more and different divisions, including new Rookie and Intermediate showing levels for exhibitors, as well as Green and Progressive levels for horses; more and different awards; and a proposed Novice championship show. A final announcement is expected around the conclusion of the 2011 Built Ford Tough AQHYA World Championship Show.

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QHRAI News QHRAI 2011 Board of Directors Chris Duke, President Vickie Duke, Secretary Margaret Thompson, Gaming Revenue Trustee Mike Gross, Treasurer

Roger Lewis, Vice President Michelle Collins, Executive Director Tom Mosley, Director of Industry Relations Teresa Gross, SSA Secretary

Directors Tina Cleary Robin Surface

Mark Michel Gary Smith

Kevin Cleary, Jr. Ron Raper

Dickey Benton Kevin Cleary

Jon McGuire Jeff Hogan

American Quarter Horse Association

2011 Central Regional-Stats as of July 22, 2011 JOCKEY

1 Victor Olivo 2 Shanley Jackson 3 Harold Collins 4 Aaron Hunt 5 Carter Riley 6 Juan F Delgado 7 Julie Veltman 8 Clyde Smith 9 Rodney Prescott 10 Thomas Johns

TRAINER

1 Robert ‘Bob’ Johnson 2 Ron Raper 3 Tom Mosley Jr 4 Anthony F Cunningham 5 Brent Clay 6 Randy Haffner 7 Jesus Gonzalez Jr 8 Ernest Fennell 9 Efrain Bueno 10 Loren Brocka

BREEDER

1 Circle S Ranch Inc 2 Randy L Thompson 3 Bobby D Cox 4 Diana L Moster 5 Ronald E Haynes 6 John Bubel 7 Vessels Stallion Farm Llc 8 James Wilkett 9 Mark Michel 10 Wilbur & Jean Hansen

OWNER

1 Tom Maher 2 Randy L Thompson 3 Faustino Bueno Sr 4 Francisco Ramos 5 Manny Silva 6 Dan Frazier 7 Isabell Guerrero 8 Anthony F Cunningham 9 Harold Bragg 9 Sofia Gallegos

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508 435 326 245 225 220 216 185 184 177

209 207 153 127 111 102 91 90 86 81 231 214 164 155 132 93 90 84 83 83

THREE-YEAR-OLDS FILLY

1 Call On Linda 2 Delta Dance 3 Eye Opening Favorite 3 Lovemelikethat 5 Bitter Sweet Song 5 La Una Viva 7 Check Out Dusty 7 Divas Choice 7 Privileged Cartel 10 Bp First Ladys Alibi

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MARE

1 Mc Dashin Lil Angel 2 Runnin Jessica 3 Chicks Brief Case 4 How Cool Is She 5 Cigars Streakin Moon 5 Determinedly 7 Wranglin Easy 8 Behavin Cartel 8 Jatoma 10 Crimson Silk 10 Luscious Winner 10 Six It Up

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COLT

1 Speed Smith 2 Cs Arc Light 2 Stole N Loot 4 Agoutis Secret 5 Streakin To De Money 6 Crazy Crown Royal 7 Paintyourownwagon 8 Dash Poruno 8 T Gold J 10 Hy Contender

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AGED - FOUR AND UP STALLION 1 Brim Of Royality 2 Mr Royal Shake Em 3 Aces Dash N By Yawl 4 Constable Crane 5 Callin Kipty 6 Brimmstone 7 Dash To Zevi 7 Dashin Dynamo 9 Bernardini 9 One Hot Drifter

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GELDING

1 Tortuga Tony 2 Air Born Leader 2 Jessgonnafly 4 Bet Him Cash In 5 Cash For Braggs 5 Elegant N Royal 5 I Can Lead Too Yawl 8 Air Born Elan 9 My Corona Is Rare 10 Feature Me Packin

GELDING

1 Bright Eyed Vision 2 Havanna Gold 3 Ct Leader 4 Bold Badon 5 Fillemup Phil 5 Quickflyin Elin 7 Gypsy Effort 8 Ls Tin Man 8 Struttin High 8 Tre Boss

56 55 55 43 42 42 42 40 38 35

79 56 53 51 50 50 47 45 45 45

DISTANCE AGED THREE AND UP 1 Dangerous Guns 2 Freedomofexpression 3 Bebevientos 3 Hiway Hemi 5 Tal Task 6 Constable Crane

18 17 13 13 12 10

6 Crescents Wave 6 Growney 6 Hard To Ketch 10 Time To Count Aces 8 Tre Boss

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Indiana Downs 2011

or the second straight year Quarter Horse Day at Indiana Downs was a huge success, if you missed it, you missed the biggest day of Quarter Horse racing in the history of Indiana. Every single statistic that can be measured was up, up, up, purse money paid out, number of races, number of starters, live handle, simulcasting handle, even hot dog sales. Hoosiers are starving for Quarter Horse racing and on July 2nd they got an opportunity to enjoy a big QH racing celebration while watching a full card of the “Fastest Horses on the Track”.  Over $650,000 in purse money was paid out, the most money paid out in QH races in Indiana History.  Over $82,000 was bet live at the track during the races a new record not only for QH races, but one of the highest live handles in the history of Indiana Downs.  In access of $350,000 was wagered around the country on the QH races on July 2nd, this is a big increase over last year.  There were 98 starters, we believe this is a record number of starters on a 10 race card at Indiana Downs.  Attendance is hard to measure, but everyone from track announcer and the stewards ( who have a birds eye view) to betting tellers, security and paddock officials, all agreed that this was the biggest crowd they had ever seen for a day of live racing at Indiana Downs.

Pictures provided by Photos by Shelley© Horsemen, their families, friends and special guests enjoed a catered luncheon compliments of Indiana Downs and QHRAI.

Hats and more hats!! The most popular recognition and promotion item given to trainers and owers of the finalist in each of the stake races that were ran on July 2nd.

Personalized halters and leather leads were also presented to the connection of the finalist in each of the stake races.

QHRAI Director and Vice President, Roger Lewis, models the coolers that were presented to the trial winners for each of the stake races.

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QHRAI President Chris Duke and AQHA Racing “Ace” Jennifer Hancock provided handicapping tips to patrons at Quarter Horse Day. Kelly Wilson of Fairview Union Bad sang the national anthem at pre race festivities and Congress Queen Brittany Barker presented trophies to the Stakes Winners in the the Winners Circle.

Tom Mosley, Q.H.R.A.I. Director of Industry Relations, Presents Butch Cook, Indiana Downs Racing Secretary, with a plaque from the Quarter Horse Racing Association Board of Directors, It’s members, and the horsemen they represent, recognizing hom for all of his great work and dedication with Indiana Downs and the Q.H.R.A.I. We wish you well in your retirement Butch!!

QHRAI News Kelly Wilson sings the National Anthem prior to the first race!!

Dan Golando, AKA the Q.H.R.A.I. Bugler, added a special treat to the day by playing the “Call to Post” as the horses entered the track for each race.

Members of the Gate Crew provided the crowd with a up-close look of the starting gates being “popped” open.

The Gate Crew concluded the starting gate demonstration with a T-Shirt toss to the crowd!!

Chris Duke and Tom Mosley present Harley Greene with a token of appreciation from the Q.H.R.A.I. for his service and dedication to the Indiana Horse Racing Commission Breed Development Program.

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The paddock area was crowded with people watching the horses get ready for the races, and,they filled the gradstand area, and, lined the race track fence watching THE FASTEST HORSES ON THE TRACK!!

After the races, Horsemen and their families, fans, and special guests enjoyed Free Pizza and Live Entertainment by the Fairview Union Band.

The Quarter Horse Racing Association of Indiana would like to give a special THANK YOU to Jon and Janie Schuster, Chef Greg, and all the Indiana Downs Family who contributed to making July 2, 2011, Quarter Horse Day at Indiana Downs, such a great success!!

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Keeping up with the “Gene’s”

article by Tom Mosley photos by shelley©

rather than Indiana Breds. The amount of money spent on breeding and raising quality foals “in state” has to cause 15 to 20 times the economic activity compared to buying out of state. Quality is hard to measure, but easy to recognize.

While Indiana sired and bred two year olds seem to have made a noticeable improvement, no one can go back and improve 4,5 and 6 year olds’ genetics.

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urse money and racing opportunities fill the gates for most every Quarter Horse race in Indiana, additionally they fill the QH stalls on track, as well as the boarding and training facilities near the tracks. The QHRAI worked diligently for years prior to the flow of slot money to plan for the day we would have the purse money that would make us competitive with other states offering racinos, so when that day came in the spring of 2008 we had a “plan”. The officers and leaders of our association worked closely with the IHRC, Quarter Horse Breed Development and management from both tracks to unveil a program that would give the horsemen who invested in Indiana QH racing a real opportunity to make a profit in the QH racing industry in our state.

After a couple of years in the books, the facts speak for themselves… the QH racing program in Indiana is one of the most successful, fastest growing programs in the country.

The 2011 spring meet at Indiana Downs has just concluded and while many of the stats look the same, (Ron Raper dominated as leading trainer, Harold Collins took the leading riding title on the last night of QH racing and Randy Thompson led the way as both owner and breeder).

But as much as things seem to look the same at first glance there seems to be a very noticeable improvement of the quality of Indiana bred and sired horses, in particular 2 year olds. This is hopefully just a small sign of things to come, the constant upgrading in quality of Indiana bred and sired horses is possibly the most absolute way to secure our program in the future. The term “economic impact” and “agribusiness” were used over and over when the racino legislation was first passed, and they were the same terms used this past spring to SAVE our industry in the spring legislative session. It was just a couple of months ago that the state budget was cutting purse money for all breeds from 55 million to 29 million, at one point the QH’s were getting cut from 5 million to 1.8 million, we dodged a bullet in a bad economy. But unless the racing industry wants to be first on the legislative chopping block every year we need to, or better yet HAVE to make the terms “Economic Impact” and “Agribusiness” mean something.

Breeding quality racing Quarter Horses in Indiana is the answer which will guarantee the economic activity that we need to happen. There are two specific areas of racing growth that would NOT promote this activity; 1.) Causing Indiana breeders to have a false sense of security with a mediocre breeding program, this would include sired horses to hide from breds or breds to hide from open horses. 2.) Creating a program that makes it more profitable for owners to buy open horses

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The QHRAI has had a very clear philosophy as it pertains to the Indiana Bred vs. Indiana Sired programs, in a nutshell it is this; the Indiana sired program had to have a couple of premier stake races or it would become obsolete in a very short period of time, that would have been a disaster. Indiana sire owners were and still are by far our biggest breeders and have spent hundreds of thousands if not millions on farms, breeding facilities and all the other expenses that go into breeding and raising babies, which IS economic activity. Having said that, we couldn’t create a program that promoted mediocrity, so, except for a couple of maidens and two allowances the sired and bred horses share the same overnight program. An Indiana sired horse MUST be able to compete within the bred program, if there were to be a separate sired overnight program we believe that would create a level of protectionisim that would severely inhibit the quality of those breeding programs.

The Indiana bred program is a little different, because of the use of shipped semen, and rules that allow a pregnant mare to be brought into the state and foal an Indiana bred if bred back to an Indiana sire, the only ingredient needed were good purses and time. The combination of multiple $100k stake races and the competitive nature of breeders and owners nearly ensures the rapid rate of increased quality of Indiana breds. Because of a significant increase in bonus for Indiana breds competing in open races there was a big increase in the number of breds that tested the open competition waters and they measured up well.

There have been a lot of Indiana stallions that can’t be blamed for their progeny’s lack of success on the race track. Breeders, lack of quality mares, management, and poor promotion share the blame. There were a lot of new breeders, owners and trainers 10 – 15 years ago. Twaynas Dash has an undefeated two year old this year who killed the breds in the Jaguar Rocket, HQH Burn Notice is out of a mare that made the consolation of the All American Futurity and is probably the best mare he has bred in Indiana. Twaynas Dash didn’t know he came to Indiana, he didn’t dial down his genetics, there are very few mares in Indiana who have a pedigree, produce record or race record to come close to him. Twaynas Dash is the leading sire by money earned at the Indiana Downs spring meet.

Changes aren’t coming they have already happened, I suspect that the leading breeders have not only upgraded their breeding programs, but have made significant changes more than once in the past 3 years.

There is a lot of money at stake in Quarter Horse racing in Indiana and that is going to drive this already competitive business, Hoosier breeders and owners are going to have to stay progressive and forward thinking to keep up. Look at the results from Indiana Downs and keep an eye on the winners circle at Hoosier Park, BREEDING RULES.

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here were 5 Stake races run on July second at Indiana Downs, all had a purse of over $100,000. These races touted not only the best Indiana has to offer, but included some of the best racing Quarter Horses from around the Midwest and beyond.

Rapid Ivory

THE HEARTLAND FUTURITY

Trials Qualifying 2 year olds-300 Yards-$115,160 purse

Bobby Byrd. Shortly after the race we caught up with Ron. “Heck of a race. Rapid Ivory ran a good trial, had a little bobble at the start. Today, he stood great with horses acting up on either side of him. Harold did a good job with him. He will get a nice rest until the Governors Stakes at Hoosier Park. I was real impressed with my #6 horse (TF First Pick), he was two lengths out of it, came back and ran 3rd, big race for him. This was an effort by everyone in the barn, all worthy of the win.”

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Rapid Ivory

rior to the gates opening for the Heartland finals, the betting public had this race narrowed down to five horses. The other five were all going off at 15-1 or more. Of the favorites, Ron Raper had both of his picked to be in the mix. TF First Pick was the morning line favorite for good reason, this Dash to First Place colt had set the fastest qualifying time over a solid field in the trials and scoring a 99 speed index. But when the gate opened it was Ron’s other qualifier that was to rule the day, Rapid Ivory, a colt by one of the hottest young stallions in the country, Ivory James, and out of the First Down Laveaux mare Rapid Fire Cash. He is now a stakes winner of over $70,000, sporting a record of 2 wins and 1 second from 3 outs.

Finishing 2nd by a head was Leading Talent. This Prime Talent colt out of the great Special Leader mare Leading Diva is Owned by Alejandro Figueroa, trained by Jorge Luis Mendoza, ridden by Francisco Raul Ramirez, Jr. and bred by Bobby Cox. Finishing 3rd was the above mentioned TF First Pick, the fastest qualifier trained by Ron Raper, owned by Don Jacobs ridden by Tommy Johns and bred by Steve Tate.

The remaining order of finish starting with fourth is SH Sheisadash, Unseen Angel, PT Special Feature, Southern Chicks Man, Minnie Regards, Flippin Fantasy, Eye Slip By. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL ON A GREAT RACE AND A GREAT FIELD OF BABIES.

The QHRAI-Indiana Live Derby

Rapid Ivory

This colt never hid his talent, breaking his maiden by nearly 3 lengths and scoring a 92 speed index, but he did look soundly beaten in his trial running second and looking “all out”. But Ron Raper and winning jockey Harold Collins went to the front and never looked back holding on by a head in a close three horse photo finish where three heads separated the first three horses.

This nice colt was bred in North Carolina by Albert Wells and owned by

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Open-3 year olds- 350 Yards-$112,280 purse

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tarting at the draw for post positions, through the morning line being set and onto the finish of this race there was very little drama involved in this race. Tortuga Tony (tortuga is Spanish for

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QHRAI News photos by shelley© turtle) had everything going for him going into the finals. He sported the best race record, looked unbeatable in the trials and had Indiana’s all time leading jockey at the helm in Harold Collins.

Tortuga Tony

Kaylyn Trapp, owned by Gustavo Campos Flores, trained by Victor M. Gonzalez and ridden by Aaron Hunt.

Tortuga Tony made light of a solid field of three year olds, Congratulations to his Connections. Finishing out the field was Speed Smith, Eye Opening Favorite, Missourian, Cash For Braggs, My Corona is Rare, Gottabeme and Streakin to de Money.

The Jaguar Rocket Stake

Indiana Bred-2 year olds-300 Yards-Purse $124,800

Tortuga Tony didn’t disappoint; going off at a buck forty he went to the front and smoked the field under virtually a hand ride by Harold Collins, winning by nearly a length and running a 104 speed index.

This is a really nice three year old and he has the breeding to back it up. His sire, Stel Corona, is a multiple stakes winning son of Corona Cartel and his bottom side is just as good or better. Bred by Paul Jones (Quarter Horse’s most prolific trainer in 25 years), Tortuga Tony is out of the Dash To Chivato mare Just Want To Be Me, a stakes winner at Los Alamitos of over $50,000 and the bottom side only gets better the closer you look. The “Turtle’s” 3rd dam is the great mare Shirley B Gayle, stakes winner of over $600,000.

We spoke to Tortuga Tony’s conditioner Jesus Gonzalez Jr. between races. “Good horse, (Tortuga Tony) he is a very consistent runner. I would like to dedicate this win to my family for trusting in me. It was a perfect ride, Harold (Collins) has the experience and the focus. I look to send him to Hoosier Park in the Bradford Stakes, and you never know maybe even the All-American. It’s a possibility, we will see.”

Tortuga Tony

HQH Burn Notice

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nyone who has trained race horses before can tell you how hard it is, nearly impossible, to win three races in a row. Let alone go three for three with a two year old, but that is just what the 9 other starters were facing in the finals of the Jaguar Rocket Futurity.

HQH Burn Notice walked into the starting gate on July 2nd as an undefeated 2 year old and put his unblemished record on the line against one of the strongest fields of state bred two year olds to start in the Hoosier state. “Burnie,” as he is known around the Raper stable, was understandably the overwhelming betting favorite paying his backers only a sixty cent profit on a 2 dollar bet, but he didn’t disappoint. This undefeated gelding made it look easy going to the front and extending his lead to a length under the guidance of jockey Aaron Hunt. This gelding not only had Indiana’s all time leading trainer, last year’s leading jockey Aaron Hunt, but once again he had the BREEDING to back it up. His sire is Indiana’s leading sire, Twaynas Dash, a stakes winning son of the immortal Dash for Cash, the most successful sire line in the HQH Burn Notice

Jesus is a young trainer who got his training credentials this year and he is making the most of the fine stable of horses his family has turned over to him winning three stake races at the Indiana Downs meet alone.

Finishing second was Jessgonnafly, a North Dakota bred? This son of Fly Jess Fly is out of a Toast to Dash mare, trained by Loren Brocka, owned by Isabell Guerrero, ridden by Victor Olivo and bred by Legacy Ranch. Up for third was KT Makin A Tax Move, this Maknmoves gelding is out of the Lanes Leinester mare Lanella, bred in Utah by

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QHRAI News history of QH racing. His bottom side is the Great mare Twayna, dam of Casidy Casanova. Hqh Burn Notice’s bottom side is super strong as well, his mother is a Tiny Master Bug mare, Honey Bunny Bug, who herself made the consolation of the All American.

Between races Ron had this to say, “I couldn’t have a better owner in the world in David Whitman. HQH Burn Notice, ‘Burnie’ is the quietest horse to train, quietest in the barn. Out on the track he is all business. I am just very thankful to have such a great owner. (I) tried to talk him out of buying this horse, but he is just a good honest horse.”

She came up for sale at the Hoosier Park paddock sale, and I bought her. The only two people that were bidding on her were Tom Mosley and myself, he stopped at $3300 and I went one more time and got her for $3,400, I think this filly has a lot of talent and will only get better.

Rodney did a great job riding her and all the folks at my barn and at the farm caused us to have a great day.”

Finishing in second was Smart Visions. This Real Visions gelding is a product of the successful Mark Michel Breeding program, he is owned and trained by Dickey Benton and piloted by Julie Veltman. Up for third is Successful Dash, this Cartel Success gelding was bred by one of the nation’s leading breeders Bill Price, Owned by Indiana Downs leading owner Randy Thompson in partnership with Darrel Henry. He was ridden by David Brown and was one of 3 qualifiers for trainer Tom Mosley. The remaining order of finish starting with fourth is Bye Bye Corona, Avitarr, Shakem Down Stoney, Rarely Scrutinized, Highway to Payoff, Carmens Fantasy and Swiper. Congratulations to the connections of all the qualifiers.

Bittersweet Song

The Blue River Derby

Indiana Bred-3 year olds-350 Yards-$112,900 purse

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p until the gates opened for the Blue River Derby there wasn’t much drama, for the most part the “favs” did what they were supposed to do, but that all changed as Bitter Sweet Song and Air Born Leader had a private match race among a strong field of Indiana Bred Sophomores. The chalk favorite, Lovemelikethat, a stakes winning filly who has never missed the board, got off to a rough start and last year’s “Horse of the Year,” StoleNLoot, had an erratic trip.

Half way through this dash there were only two horses involved and when they hit the line it was a lightly raced son of Agouti, Bitter Sweet Song (20-1) in front by a neck over Air Born Leader who was coming off a recent win in the $100,000 Born Runner Stake.

Bitter Sweet Song is by the multiple stakes winning son of Corona Cartel, Agouti and out of a stakes winning Shawne Bug mare, Whata Sweet Song. After the race we caught up with Owner/Trainer, Randy Haffner. “I was familiar with this filly last year, the people that had her were having a very hard time getting her going, she became notorious as a “bucker,” she would buck out of the gate every time she schooled.

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Bitter Sweet Song was bred by Circle S Ranch, ridden by Rodney Prescott and is owned and trained by Randy Haffner. Up for second was Air Born Leader, this lengthy gelding is by Leader of the Class and out of a stakes winning Born Runner mare, Air Born Jazz. Owned and Bred by Randy Thompson, Trained by Tom Mosley and ridden

by Shanley Jackson. In third was the favorite, Lovemelikethat. This filly is by Likenothingyoueversaw and out of a Cash Stride mare Mystery Stride, bred by Mark Michel, trained by John McCreary, owned

by Cooter Daniels and ridden by Aaron Hunt. The remaining order of finish starting with 4th was; Hit An Awsome High, Feature Me Packin, La Una Viva, Stone Roller, Cant Tell Me Nothing, Big Brown Dasher and StoleNLoot.

Bittersweet Song

This race was a perfect example of what makes QH racing the best, it went off in a 101 speed index, a 20-1 horse won it and the winner was purchased for $3400. Gotta Love It. Congratulations to ALL.

QHRAI News The Bob Woodard Memorial

Indiana bred-4 year old and up-350 Yards-$109,800 purse

This gelding was purchased by Jesus Gonzalez at the conclusion of last year’s race season, and certainly didn’t disappoint his connections, the rumored price is in the $25 -$30,000 range and so far this year earned more than double that.

Bred by one of Indiana’s leading breeders, Dianne Moster, Hooked on Magic is by the nice stallion Heza Fast Dash and out of the Graded Stakes producing mare Hooked on Clover who is by Hooked on Cash.

After a very busy and successful day we were able to talk to the trainer

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his race, like the Blue River Derby, went against the morning line, Bright Eyed Vision, the heavy favorite finished 6th and Brimmerton Lane, 2nd favorite, finished 4th. But the winner of the last stake run in 2010, Hooked on Magic, showed his class and speed closing in for a neck win and a 97 speed index, not to mention over $60,000 in earnings.

Hooked On Magic

Hooked On Magic

Jesus Gonzalez Jr. - “(Hooked On Magic), he is all right. Well, what can I tell you, it is our first Indiana bred horse and to win a Stakes race is incredible. Yes, and with Shanley (Jackson) up!” (Hooked on Magic was vanned off after the race, but I got this from Jesus a few days later - that he is going to be okay, he had cut the front of a wrap all the way through either during the race or in the gates.)

Finishing 2nd is Eyes Got Hope, a Circles S Bred son of Mr Eye Opener and out of the stakes winning mare Hope For Me Too, owned and Trained by Gene Cox and ridden by David Brown. Up for third was another gelding bred by Circle S Ranch, Fillemup Phil, this gelding was also a 2010 post race season big ticket item, this year’s owner is Brian Gunder and trained by Paul Martin, Aaron Hunt in the Irons. The remaining order of finish starting with 4th was; Brimmerton Lane, Gypsy Effort, Bright Eyed Vision, Mc Dashin Lil Angel, and Burrs Tic Tac. Hez Rare Too and I Is It were scratched. This was a great race, a head, neck and a nose separated the first four in this race. Congratulations to the connections of all these nice horses.

INDIANA DOWNS 2011 Quarter Horse Leaders/Stats From 04/18/2011 To 07/11/2011

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Jockey Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $% Purses 1 Harold Collins 74 13 7 6 18 35 $313,509 2 Victor Olivo 74 12 8 10 16 41 $206,504 3 Shanley Jackson 65 8 17 6 12 48 $259,496 4 Rodney A. Prescott 42 8 5 6 19 45 $155,287 5 Jeff Hogan 52 8 5 5 15 35 $121,402 6 Julie Veltman 70 7 7 8 10 31 $144,467 7 Aron Hunt 84 6 8 10 7 29 $190,938 8 Juan F. Delgado 70 6 5 7 9 26 $113,913 9 Richard Gilliard 36 5 2 4 14 31 $69,717 10 Thomas Cecil Johns 58 4 9 2 7 26 $91,451

Trainer Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $% Purses 1 Ron Raper 94 17 8 11 18 38 $325,170 2 Anthony F. Cunningham 94 9 7 7 10 24 $142,094 3 Efrain Bueno 23 9 1 2 39 52 $117,578 4 Jesus Gonzalez, Jr. 18 8 2 1 44 61 $216,548 5 Randy Haffner 28 8 1 5 29 50 $146,414 6 Thomas J. Mosley, Jr. 51 6 15 8 12 57 $226,074 7 John McCreary 31 5 5 8 16 58 $97,300 8 Dicky Wayne Benton 38 4 6 3 11 34 $91,027 9 James O. Garrison 18 4 4 1 22 50 $61,006 10 Matt Frazier 12 4 1 3 33 67 $53,651

Horse Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $% Purses 1 HQH Burn Notice 4 4 0 0 100 100 $97,268 2 Tortuga Tony 4 3 1 0 75 100 $78,601 3 Bright Eyed Vision 4 3 0 0 75 75 $37,381 4 Jessgonnafly 4 2 2 0 50 100 $36,614 5 Havanna Gold 4 2 1 1 50 100 $35,469 6 Twaynas Boone 4 2 1 0 50 75 $29,550 7 Bitter Sweet Song 3 2 1 0 67 100 $75,113 8 Rapid Ivory 3 2 1 0 67 100 $72,041 9 Tf First Pick 4 2 0 1 50 75 $22,062 10 Struttin High 3 2 0 1 67 100 $29,766

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DINASTIA SI 92 2004 AQHA Bay Stallion 15.2 Hands

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FIRST DINASTIA si 92 ($42,985) is a son of FIRST DOWN DASH, The #1 All-Time Leading Sire of Money Earners si 105 ( $857,256), and Full brother to FDD DYNASTY, 2006 Champion 2 year old and 2007 Champion 3 year old colt, with earnings of $ 1,173,001.

FIRST DINASTIA is a Stakes Placed Winner. *3RD Jens L List Jr. Memorial, *4th PCQHRA Breeders Derby-G2, *Fnl. El Primero Del Ano Derby-G1 First Dinastia has been clocked with AAA speed @ 300,350 and 400 yards

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IBRA IBRA NEWS

NEWS

“Seasons” Old and New

July 31st may have marked the end of the season but everyone is still full speed ahead as Aug. 1st marks the beginning of the 2012 season! Many 2011 Champions have now been crowned yet there are many more anxiously awaiting their state shows to determine State Champions.

National Finals – “Coggins and Health Papers Required” Entry Deadline: Sept. 1st marks the deadline for Early Bird Entries to the 2011 IBRA National Finals!. If you are a State Qualifier you must enter on or before this date to keep your qualifier status! If you’re going to the finals, let your state director know. Some states are getting together and ordering matching shirts. You looked awesome last year!!!

Silent Auction Once again this year we will be supporting Sugartree Ministry. Please help support them by bringing an item for our silent auction. National Finals Program Book If you would like to place an ad or just wish your family or friends good luck at the finals, you could WIN A FREE ENTRY. See flyer on the IBRA website at www.ibra.us for more details

Fun Night & Barbeque: IBRA takes pride in the fact that we are a family oriented organization and want all of our members to enjoy the National Finals. Fun Night and the Barbeque are for the kids as well as the adults. There is NO Alcohol permitted at Roberts Arena and this rule will be strictly enforced at this years finals. Because of the growth of fun night, we will be more organized this year to assure no one is left out. A few new exciting games have been added so stay tuned. More details and sign up sheets will be available closer to the date of the finals. The Barbeque last year was the largest ever and we ran out of food. If you would like to bring a covered dish, which has been suggested, that would be appreciated by all.

The 2012 IBRA season starts August 1, 2011. If you would like your points to count in your state for the 2012 season, you must join before you compete. Get them in early!

Good Luck this season and hope to see you at the Finals!

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C&A Speed Horse Productions Liberty Extravaganza July 15.16.17 Liberty Ky Central Ky Ag and Expo Center Dashing to the TOP on Friday Nights IBRA Open Liberty Extravaganza Kentucky’s own Cowgirl Ellen Ellis and Dashing Traveler brings home the first place check outrunning the field by a Tenth of a second with a 15.156, Cowboy gentleman and simply put the Mr nice guy of Barrel Racing here in Ky runs 2nd on Freckles with a 15.264. Bubby Skimmehorn and HF Right on the Money runs 3rd with a 15.311. John Perkins and Pay Day Myers runs 4th with a 15.326.

2nd Division Another Ky Cowgirl Jamie Garret tops the 2D time on Beetle with 15.679. Bubby Skimmehorn runs 2nd with Bo. Liberty KY’s own hometown Cowgirl Christy Edminston runs 3rd on Red. Super Mom of the Year in my book Missy Gonterman runs 4th in 2D on Ms Suzie with 15.970.

3rd Division Mary Armsrong tops the 3D on Lucy with a time 16.339.

Kentucky Cowboy Chris Hancock runs reserve on Cash Money with a 502-239-4000 office 502-239-4100 fax Karen@ibra.us

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16.354. Bridget Davis and Pack round out the money winners in 3rd division with a 16.446 A time she will remember for along time as you read later on.

4th Division was Topped by another Gonterman, this time Lexus on Bully with a time 17.165. 2nd goes to Donnie Harshfield and Cassidy Casanova Cash 17.321. Kelly Hicks runs 3rd on Dunny and rounding out the 4th Division is 4th place winner Page Essert on LB Amanda Lynn with a 17.697 IBRA Youth Friday night Bebopping to top the Youth Class was Ky’s own Will Bingham and Miss Bebopping turning in a time of 15.644. 2nd Division is won by Lexus Gonterman on Ugly with a 16.668 and third division is won by Liberty native Cody Edminston on Peanut with a time of 17.921 IBRA Masters Friday Night John Stanley tops the Class with 15.624, Tammy Smith on Stormy wins the 2nd division.

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State News Saturday IBRA OPEN NO PRESSURE ON ME and Chris Coffey runs the fastest time on Saturday to win. Coffey and No Pressure on me finished the pattern with a blazing time 14.926. Andy Wineinger posted 2nd place with 15.021 on Miss Nickolee Dancer. Ky Cowgirls Taylor Turner on Bernie with a 15.046 ran third and Ellen Ellis rounds out the money in the 1st Division on Dashing Traveler with a 15.062. 2nd division 1st Place belonged to Buddy Skimehorn and HF Right on the Money 15.494, Missy Gonterman and Ms Suzie ran 2nd with 15.560, Billy Hatzman and Disco ran third 15.622, Shelby Headley and Quincy ran 4th in 2nd Dision with 15.644. Third Division 1st Jeff Goff and Fly 15.934, Taylor Turner and Winnie 2nd, Bethany Hagen and SB 3rd, Paige Essert and Im Jet Honor Bound 4th 16.072, Fourth Division winner Brandy Hudgens on Bonner with 16.926, Joe Diroff on Colonel 17.004, Lee Ann Cambell on B 17.141, John Perkins and Scooter with a 17.301.

Saturdays IBRA YOUTH The Pair are on their way back to the top you might say. Taylor Turner and the BIG HORSE Bernie top the Class with a 15.508. Reserve is Miranda Goff on Homefry running a 15.755 and 3rd in 1st Division was Lexus Gonterman.

2nd Division 1st place was again Taylor Turner on Winnie with a 16.539. Caryne Kemper took home the reserve spot in 2D on Dun Run with16.583. Rounding out the 2nd Division is Ky’s IBRA Newcomer Lexi Atkinson on Boo Boo with a 17.095.

3rd Division Champion goes to Savannah Williams on hurricane with a 17.750. Reserve goes to Megan Noe on Top Gun with a 17.880 and 3rd in the 3rd Division goes to to Emily Drury on Diablo with a 17.937

Ellen Ellis and Dashing Traveler runs 4th with a 15.118. 2nd Division top spot goes to Allie Halfly riding Zena with a 15.394,Billy Hatzman runs 2nd on Disco with a 15.521. Bubby Skimmehorn with another nice horse named Bo Bingo Dude wins 3rd with a 15.532.Rounding out the 2nd Division is Nicholisville Kys own Cowgirl Jamie Garrett on Beetle running a 15.555. 3rd Division topped by none other but My Fun himself Chris hancock riding Cash Money at a clip 15.894. Betty Jean Robey on Shooter takes the 2nd Spot in 3rd Division.Emily Noe captures 3rd spot riding Whimpy who comes in with a 16.013. Donnie Harsfield wins the 4 th Spot on Cassidy Cassanova Cash. Brandi Hudgens takes the top placing in the 4th Division with a 16.925. Nina Hieghtchew and the super Consistant Little Red locks in the 2nd spot with another solid performance running a 16.996. Bill Tate takes the 3rd Spot on Jenny with a 17.036. Joe Dirolf wins the 4th Spot with a 17.043 aboard Colonel Sundays Masters John Perkins and Pay Day Myers wins by rolling over his Open time to Masters and standing a 14.878 followed by John Stanley with a 15.088 aboard Freckles to take the second spot. Mellissa Gonterman and Mrs Kitty take home the 2nd Division winners check 16.094 and followed

by Tammy Smith on Stormy to win the 2nd spot in the 2D.Joe Dirolf wins third Division top honors aboard Colonel with 17.043 followed closely for second is West Virginia’s own Jana Studeny aboard Gypsy with a 17.300.

The Target Saddle was won by Ky’s own Bridget Davis and Pack by perfection in the Open runs of 16.446 in Fridays Open and 16.446 in Saturdays Open . The same times on both days.

Congratulations

Saturdays Master Pay Day is Definately on Friday, Saturday and Sunday ( yes, Sunday Folks) for John Perkins on Pay Day Myers who Tops the Masters with a 15.069. 2nd Division is won by Missy gonterman on Ms Kitty with a 16.463 and Joe Diroff rounds out the class winning 3rd Division with a 17.392

Sundays Youth Bully and Lexus Gonterman Bullies their way to the top of the 1D with a 15.363, Miranda Goff Brings squeaks by with the slimest of margins for the reserve 1D check aboard Homefry with a 15.405. Taylor Turner "Congratulations to Bridgett Davis on winAnd Winnie takes 3rd with a 15.406 ning the Liberty Extravaganza target saddle!"

2nd Division Ky Cowgirl Kelly Drummond wins the 2nd Division on board Tonto with 16.795, The reserve 2D winner is Lexi Atkinson onboard Boo Boo running a 16.878. 3rd Division is Jessi Gonterman riding Ms Kitty with a 17.808. 2nd in 3D Meghan Noe onboard Top Attention all members, anyone that is wanting to enter the sponsor race Gun with a 17.975 and rounding out the money winners in Youth Paige at National Finals must have their sponsor money turned in by July 30th to be able to enter that race. Any money turned in after August 1st will Eldridge on Pepper with a 18.045 go towards next season.

Don’t forget about renewing your membership for next season.

Sundays Open As I said previously Pay Days came quite often for the combination of Anyone that got raffle tickets to sell, please get them turned back in so John Perkins and Pay Day Myers. The Team scorched the pattern with we can see how many tickets are left to sell. We appreciate all the help a 14.878 to win the big money and capturing the Sundays Open win. this year with sponsors, hope everyone will enjoy this years awards.

Bubby Skimmehorn was the closest behind the Pay Day horse riding Don’t forget our Finals are August 28th and those points also counts HF Right on the Money with a 15.040. John Stanley continued his towards this season. strong weekend on Freckles with a 15.088 and placing 3rd. Ky Cowgirl Hope everyone has had a great season. Hope to see you at Finals.

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Barks N Bits with our favorite

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Jack Russel Terrier... ella

Everyone needs a break...

After my last report, things got very interesting, to say the least. The new addition at the ranch - now named “Seven” - was fitting in quite nicely. He was getting lots of laughs with his never ending antics and making new friends with some of the horses around the ranch.

One of the donkey’s favorite things to do after his arrival was hang out with this particular bay mare. (I think he had a little donkey crush on her.) He followed her around everywhere and it got so bad that when the bay mare was getting ridden by the people, the donkey would follow them through the patterns. While she was galloping for her exercise he would sometimes be right on her heels! One time he was following her so close at a walk, when the person said “Whoa” and the bay mare stopped....Seven didn’t hit the brakes in time and ended up between her back legs! He’s lucky that bay mare was in a good mood that day!

“Seven” the mini-donkey has since been forbidden from the arena during training time for the big horses and the bay mare has since went home for a break. Seven has found a new friend to pester when he gets a chance. His new friend is a big sorrel gelding. The sorrel gelding doesn’t mind Seven following him around for the most part, but every now and then he needs a break from the donkey’s aggravating ways.

trip to the lake. They must have some kind of sixth sense and know just the right time to get me out of here before I lose it. When the donkey started chasing cars it almost sent me over the edge and that must have been a great clue for them to get me “outta Dodge” and head south to the lake.

I have to say that I really love the lake! To tell you the truth, I think the people kind of like it too. They seem to enjoy themselves while they are entertaining me. I love the peace and quiet, no responsibilities and of course, I’m the only critter that gets to go....so no Aggravating Annie.

I like everything including the ride in the car where I get to sit in the middle and watch for critters in the road.

The people take me out to ride in the boat and let me lounge on the tube on the water. Then they play around and splash and drive the boat fast, I don’t complain.... the least that I can do is let them have their fun since they make this special trip so I can have some rest.

Now that I am rested and rejuvenated.....it’s back to the ranch to try to regain some order.

Until next month....

Take A Break.....I did.....

I know how he feels. Sometimes I just need a break from the little black bark box (Princess Annabelle.) That’s when my people take me on a

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The state of TN. requires health papers.

4. Warmup Sessions (25 minutes): $10 each 5. Dress code: Long sleeve shirt and hat rule apply.

Hat fine is $25 if you lose your hat during the race.

6. Youth group, 19 years of age and under, determined by age on 01/01/2011.

7. There will be a $75 service charge in addition to bank fees on all returned checks.

8. Horse substitution must be made before the first horse runs in each class. No rider substitutions.

No switching of draw position.

9. A horse may enter each race only once (exception for family rule).

10. 70% of entry fees and 100% of added money go to purse.

11. The 4-D Open format is as follows: 1D-Fastest time of the go, 2D-Fastest time of the go plus one-half second, 3D-Fastest time of the go plus one second, 4D-Fastest time of the go plus two seconds.

12. 25% of the jackpot goes to each go and 25% to the average.

13. In the event of a tie for first place in the finals, there will be a runoff.

14. ALL DOGS ON LEASH. 15. All horses staying overnight must be stalled.

16. Fortune 5 reserves the right to refuse any entry.

17. All competitors must abide by facility rules.

18. Judge’s decision is final.

Memphis, TN

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Rider Name ___________________________________BBR# ____________________ SS# _______________________ Address _________________________________________________________________________________________ City_________________________________________ State______________________________ Zip_______________ Telephone (Day)__________________________ Birthdate__________________Email_____________________________ Entry Fee-Must be Postmarked by August 10, 2011 - Late Fee $25 (anything after). All Horses Staying Overnight Must be Stalled RACE 1 OPEN 4D $1,500 Added FRIDAY • $150 for all 3 races or $55 any one race.

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YOUTH 4D (19 and under)

1)______________________________ $ _________ Check here to Rollover Sat. Open Race to Youth ____

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______________________________________________________ Signature Date ______________________________________________________ Print Name By signing, I have read, understand, and accept the above statement.

LATE ENTRIES-CASH ONLY!

Pre-entries will be posted on arrival

$500 Added SATURDAY ONLY • $40 Entry Fee. Please Enter Horse’s Registered Name Below

BBR Approved All Three Days! + Double Points!

Stall Fee __________________ x $70 ___________ = $__________ or Tie Out _________________ x $20 ___________ = $__________ (one time per horse/weekend if you are leaving the facility) Hook up reservations _________________________call 901-355-1977 Processing Fee $ 25.00 (one time per rider) _________ = $__________ 25.00 Late Fee __________________ x $25 ___________ = $ __________ Late Fee due after Aug. 10 ($25 covers one open horse for Fri., Sat., & Sun. Total late fees not to exceed $75 per rider.)

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IBRA $300,000

NATIONAL FINALS ROBERTS ARENA - WILMINGTON, OH

October 3-8, 2011

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Wed

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Thur 10-6 Fri 10-7 Sat

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**MUST HAVE COGGINS AND HEALTH PAPERS**

RULES

IBRA Finals Short Go will be for IBRA Qualifiers only.

OPEN, YOUTH, MASTERS – All members with 100 pts or more will be considered a State Qualifier.

The Top 5 (Top Dogs) in each division & Wild Cards automatically qualifies for the Short Go Finals no matter how they run in the go-rounds. All State Qualifiers MUST BE PRE-ENTERED by Sept. 1st to be ELIGIBLE for the short go finals. If you miss the deadline, you will be running for go round money only. $30,000 OPEN - $10,000 added each go-round and Short Go Finals. $5,000 YOUTH - $2,500 added in long go and Short Go Finals. $5,000 MASTERS - $2,500 added in long go and Short Go Finals.

are a State Qualifier or Top Dog and do not pre-enter, you will be running for go round money only and will not be eligible for short go.

Rider ______________________________________ IBRA # ________ Address ___________________________________________________ City _____________ State ____Zip ______ Phone # (______) ________ Horse’s Name _______________________________________________

Design By: Christa @ The Horse Resource

$30,000 Added Open 4-D

$10,000 Guaranteed Open 4-D

$5,000

Early Bird Entries Due September 1st 2011 * CASH ONLY DAY OF SHOW TOP DOGS, WILD CARDS & STATE QUALIFIERS: MUST PREENTER by Sept. 1st 2011 to be eligible for Short Go Finals. If you

_________________ Date

$5,000 Added Masters 4-D

$1,000

Added Sponsors/Director 4-D

All State Qualifiers who are pre-entered by Sept. 1st may qualify for the Finals Short Go by being either a Top Dog, Wild Card or by qualifying in a go-round. The Top 10 in each division per go round who are not already qualified will advance to the Short Go Finals.

Qualification for the Sponsor and Directors race - Must be a State Director or Representative or have sponsored $100 or more in your state or to IBRA. If you qualify but do not ride, a family member or employee can ride for you. Anyone who enters this class who is not qualified will be disqualified and forfeit any money or prizes they win and be fined $100.

Rollover: Pay entries for both the Sponsors/Directors race and $10,000 Guarantee Open 4D and run once.

Your time in the Sponsors race will rollover to the Open 4D. Must designate before you run.

Refunds and Rider Change: 70% refund minus processing fee will be given with doctors or vet release. No refunds after September 15TH, 2011. Rider change must be done before draw is posted Sept.

29th.

Dress Code: IBRA Dress Code Enforced. * Added Money: Open, Youth and Masters will be adjusted on a percentage based on number of entries.

Youth and Masters will be equal to a $1,000 per 100 entries. Ex: 150 entries $1,500, 200 entries $2,000 maximum of $2,500. Open will be doubled with a maximum of $10,000 added each go. Added Money in Long Go will be matched for Finals Short Go.

* CASH ONLY DAY OF SHOW *

I, the undersigned, (give my permission for) __________________________to enter this event, and will not hold the municipality, IBRA, Roberts Arena, show organizers, and/or any persons connected with this event responsible in case of accident, injury or death which may occur to me, my horse, my child, and/or my property if an incident may occur. I understand the risk of this sport and take full responsibility for myself and my child if an incident may occur. By signing below, it is understood that I have read and understand my full responsibility.

Added Youth 4-D

Finals Short Go Qualifications (Open, Youth, Masters):

Entry Fees: ** Visa and Mastercard accepted ** Open $30,000 added (both go’s) $175______ Youth $5,000 added $ 50 ______ Masters $5,000 added $ 50 ______ Open $10,000 Guaranteed $ 65 ______ Sponsors / Directors Race $1,000 added $ 25 ______ Stalls includes (2 bags of shavings) $115______ RV (Limited call for availability) $115______ Processing Fee (1 time per person) $ 25 ______ Late Fee Postmarked after Sept 1st(Per Horse not to exceed 2 per person, 3 per family) $ 35 ______ $50 single/$105 Family Membership (REQUIRED) $ 50 ______ TOTAL………………………………….......……… …TOTAL_______

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PAYOUT & AWARDS

**MUST BE AN IBRA MEMBER TO ENTER**

SCHEDULE

10:00am Move-in Day (Do not come early) 6:00pm Directors Meeting 7-9:00am Open Riding in Arena 10:00am Sponsors/Directors Race 4-D $10,000 Guaranteed 4-D * 2012 season wildcards 8:00am 1st Go Open 4-D FUN NIGHT 8:00am 2nd Go Open 4-D 8:00am Youth 4-D - Masters 4-D Barbeque, Corn Hole Tournament 8:00am Church & Gospel Group Finals Short Go Open, Youth, Master

________________________________________________________________ Contestant or guardian signature

estimated

NO REFUNDS AFTER SEPT. 15TH - NO EXCEPTIONS DRAW WILL BE POSTED OCT. 1ST - ABSOLUTLEY NO CHANGES WILL BE MADE TO THE DRAW AFTER IT IS POSTED. MUST BE AN IBRA MEMBER TO ENTER THE NATIONAL FINALS

Anyone missing the Sept. 1st deadline will be charged a Late Fee of $35 per horse not to exceed $70 per person or $105 per immediate family IBRA reserves the right to cancel this show due to lack of entries. Decision would be made immediately after Early Bird Entry due date to properly notify contestants. 100% refund would be given if show is canceled.

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Mail Entries To: IBRA P.O. Box 91298 Louisville, KY 40291

Recurrent Airway Obstruction (RAO)

Article By Dr. Steve Fisch, DVM

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The majority of RAO cases are the result of hypersensitivity in the lungs to inhaled allergens. The most common antigens are dust and molds. Periodic bronchoconstriction will cause an accumulation of mucus and neutrophils. Most of these cases are in horses kept in barns. There is a similar condition in the southern part of the United States that is called summer pasture associated obstructive disease. The condition in these horses usually improves when the horse is stabled because it is usually caused by certain grasses and their seed heads.

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Recurrent airway obstruction, otherwise known as heaves, chronic obstructive lung disease, chronic airway disease, etc. is a common respiratory disease which shows signs of bronchospasm, mucous production and an accumulation of cells called neutrophils which indicate infection or inflammation. The main indicator of this disease is a recurrent cough. This cough may express itself as anything from a one or two coughs as the horse starts working to a horse that spends most of the day coughing. The more extreme cases exhibit respiratory difficulty.

ABOVE: The most common antigens are dust and molds. Periodic bronchoconstriction will cause an accumulation of mucus and neutrophils. Most of these cases are in horses kept in barns.

Besides a chronic cough of varying degrees, other signs include nasal discharge and labored expiration of air. Horses with severe cases will have “heave lines”. The heave lines are actually hypertrophied abdominal muscles which assist in pushing air out of the lungs. The reason the lungs need assistance in getting the air out of the lungs versus into the lungs such as in cases of pneumonia, is that the bronchioles are swollen to such an extent that the air is trapped in the bronchioles and alveoli where the exchange of oxygen takes place.

The more advanced cases will exhibit flared nostrils and increased respiratory rates. When the lungs are listened to the veterinarian will hear expiratory wheezes in the lungs and there may be a rattle in the trachea from excess mucous. Some horses end up spending so much energy breathing that they actually lose weight. Blood work will many times

be normal u n l e s s there is a secondary bacterial infection.

If the case has been fairly long ABOVE: Very visible “heave line.” standing, there will many times be a secondary bacterial infection and that infection will need to be treated with the appropriate antibiotics.

The diagnosis is many times based on clinical signs and history of the horse. The most accurate way to diagnose RAO is with bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL). Certain cells such as neutrophils and eosinophils in the BAL are indicators of RAO. A BAL is fairly easy to perform. A special tube is inserted into the lungs and 60 to 200 mls of sterile lactated ringers is infused into the lungs. When the horse coughs the fluid back up it is collected in

LEFT: There is a similar condition in the southern part of the United States that is called summer pasture associated obstructive disease. The condition in these horses usually improves when the horse is stabled because it is usually caused by certain grasses and their seed heads.

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The fluid is cultured and the horse is treated with the appropriate antibiotics.

Other ways to add to the diagnostic data are thoracic radiographs and ultrasound.

However these diagnostic modalities greatly add to the expense and are probably less valuable than history, physical exam and a BAL. The most important treatment by far for RAO is to manage the environment.

Many horses will respond very favorably to merely decreasing the amount of mold and dust in the environment. Make sure the shavings are clean and dust free. Round bales can be ABOVE: This is a photo of the division of the bronchi deep in the lungs. major culprits in creating A small amount of mucous is shown.

RAO horses. Round bales BELOW: A severe amount of mucous in the trachea. that get any amount of mold in them at all require the horse to put his head directly into the mold and dust and breathe them into his lungs. Hay should be free of dust and if need be the hay should be watered down before feeding. Grain should also be dust free and soaked if needed. Pastures should be kept mowed and as free of weeds and grass that is seeding out as possible. the same tube and evaluated microscopically.

This fluid can be cultured but the better way to culture the lungs is with a transtracheal wash (TTW).

A TTW is a little more invasive than a BAL because it requires that a small incision be made into the trachea. However the fluid that is obtained is more accurate for culture for infection as it doesn’t pass through the nose but comes straight from the trachea. It is performed with a small amount of sterile fluid being infused into the lungs and collecting what the horse coughs up similar to the BAL.

corticosteroids have the negative side affect of suppressing the immune system and being a possible cause of laminitis. Clenbuterol is expensive and can cause high heart rates and sweating when given at high doses. It is a good bronchodilator however and does not have laminitis causing properties. The aerosol corticosteroids work well in many cases but they require treatment every 4 to 12hours.

They are normally effective in mild to moderate cases of RAO and can be used along with systemic therapy in more severe cases.

Due to the low bioavailability the aerosolized corticosteroid have less potential for adrenal gland suppression. There are different types of aerosolized corticosteroids so it is good to discuss these with your equine veterinarian and decide which one will work best in your situation. There will usually be a response with most of these treatments within 24 hours but all treatments should be based on an accurate diagnosis and examination by your equine veterinarian.

As always an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Always keep your barn, feed and hay as dust free as possible. Early and accurate diagnosis is always better than a delayed diagnosis and treatment. If RAO has gone on in the lungs for some time, the damage and fibrosis in the lungs may be irreversible. RAO is like a snowball. The longer it goes untreated the worse it gets and the more irreversible it becomes. Whenever you have the first inkling that your horse has a respiratory problem, always get it checked out by your equine veterinarian. The initial stages of RAO can prevent a horse from performing to his maximum ability. The advanced stages may prevent him from living.

There are a few treatments for RAO including acupuncture, systemic corticosteroids, clenbuterol, and some aerosolized corticosteroids Stephen D. Fisch, DVM have been used successfully to treat RAO. It is important AVS Equine Hospital located at to remember that even 9085 Magnolia Hill Drive with drug therapy if the Tallahassee, Fl 32309. environment is not treated and the causative agent Visit their website at not removed, then it will www.avsequinehospital.com be difficult to treat many or call 850-386-3619. cases of RAO. Systemic

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enim is a classic American staple that will never go out of style. How you wear it is up to you, fall is approaching & the nights are starting to get brisk. Enter the denim jacket; it’s lightweight, breathable & just the right amount of coverage for fall.

But don’t just opt for any plain denim jacket; embrace your style with a jacket from Kowgirl Glitz. Kowgirl Glitz specializes in purses, belts, vests, halters & accessories but I’m just showcasing a few of their many jackets.

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One of the most popular designs that Kristin of Kowgirl Glitz makes is this cross design. Dark denim with the tan cross & white cowhide stands out. You can have anything customized to your preference; your brands & logos can be put on the back of a jacket. (Left) Another gorgeous jacket is this horse head embellished with Swarovski crystals on a light cowhide. The stone washed jacket looks great & really stands out. Lighter denim goes great with vintage jewelry pieces. (Right)

Pretty horseshoe pattern with red & flowers all around. Also if you aren’t into putting jackets on just yet, opt for a denim vest, Kowgirl Glitz makes those as well.

Vests are great ways to dress up a shirt or sweater. (Left) This peace sign jack on brown & white cowhide is another eye catcher with great contrast. All of the jackets have Swarovski crystals outlining the designs for just the right amount of sparkle. (Left) You can find Kowgirl Glitz online ~ Page 44

www.kowgirlglitz.net to see more jackets & of course plenty of other goodies.

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Classimc I’m Cowboy Boot Obsessed.

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’m continuing on with the denim trend for my August cowboy boot of the month. I featured this pair of Women’s Lucchese Stone Washed Denim Boots on Horses & Heels & had such a great response that I knew these were boot of the month quality.

You can find these unique boots at Allens Boots in Texas, don’t worry you can order them online if you’re not in the neighborhood.

Lucchese is another one of my favorite brands; these boots are always extremely comfortable & made to last. The denim boot is a nice way to transition into fall & this is the best-looking denim boot I have ever seen to date.

The slightly frayed edges of denim going up the boot’s shaft meets silver acid wash for an astonishing texture & eye pleasing combination. Of course you can rock these in the barn & while you’re riding but they are too cool not to take out on the town; pair them with a white denim skirt & turn heads.

"Meet the girl behind Horses & Heels" I’m Raquel; I live out there where the city meets the country. One day I’m wearing stilettos, the next day it’s spurs. I have an obsession with cowboy boots, Christian Louboutin, cosmetics and cooking. I have been riding since I was two-years old, have competed in just about every discipline & now I focus on barrel racing.

I love speed & athletic horses, not to mention lots of sparkly things.

Horses & Heels is a trendy & practical blog. Keep up with the latest fashion, equestrian trends & learn how to become the perfect kitchen host. While some people deem country life to be dull & boring; Horses & Heels is shattering the myth with a unique intertwining of city & country life. Learn how to keep your horses & yourself dressed to impress.

The stone washed denim toe looks perfect & with not a tan stitch out of place.

I think the tops really make the boot, the contrast in silver & denim provides a rustic but modernized look.

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Follow Raquel on Twitter at: Twitter @CityMeetCountry, email her at raquel@horsesandheels.com or read on-line at www.horsesandheels.com

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CMSA News

News Provided By: Barb Ruwe & Bryan McDonald

Cowboy Mounted Shooting Raw Horsepower - Hard Ridin’ - Straight Shootin’ Photo provided by Mr Quigley Photography WWW.MR QUIGLEY PHOTOGRAPHY. com;

1st Ohio Cowboy Mounted Shooters

Pictures provided by 1st Ohio CMSA

Howdy Cowboys & Cowgirls, I think its definetly summer, the weather is HOT! HOT! HOT! and so are the shooters!

Big shoot in Wooster, Ohio, 4th of July weekend at the Wayne County Fairgrounds hosted by the Northern Ohio Outlaws. 1st Ohio members did very well all 3 shootin days. Saturday, Joyce Nelson was Overall Champion Cowgirl riding Lillywhiteone, John St Clair and Sugar Pop Jack were 3rd & Bobby Ruwe riding Happy Little Olena, 4th. Several 1st Ohio members finished in the top 25 of 91 shooters, Congratulations to all. Sunday with 98 shooters, Eric Nelson finished Overall Champion riding his good horse Sassy and Andrea Imler won the ladies level 1 class.

Some of us went home to put up hay on Monday, those that stayed enjoyed wearing their red, white & blue the last day of the Holiday weekend and finished very well in the standings.

Weekend of July 8th, 9th & 10th we all showed up at the Indiana Rough Riders shoot in Rushville. Friday evening shooting 3 stages under the lights was fast and furious! It was a very comfortable evening and 1st Ohio shooters came with their game on.

Saturday, 1st Ohio member Beth Brown, ladies level 1 received her first official class win. Beth and her horse started shooting about 6 months ago. The horse & rider team come from Lawrenceburg, Kentucky. Beth couldn’t wait to get started shooting on Sunday to try for another win!

Complete results of the IRR shoot are available on their website.

1st Ohio shooters have been invited to do a demonstration for the Hamilton County 4-H Fair on Wednesday, July 13th. in Ross, Ohio. Everyone is excited as this is the first year for the 4-H fair to be held in this location.

This is a big move for the 4-Hr’s and animals to this rural setting after more than 175 years in the city of Cincinnati. The 4-H committee has been working very hard getting a horse show arena built for 2011, and tents have been added for housing of animals giving each visitor the opportunity to check out the many live projects and hard work of the Hamilton County 4-H members. The members of the Hamilton County Equestrian 4-H club will be our balloon setters for the demo.

having lots of fun shooting balloons and helping members of the newly formed CMSA Kentucky club, shoot for the first time.

August 8 - 13, takes us to The Scully Western US Championships at the South Point Hotel & Casino in LasVegas. An entire week of shooting balloons along with specially planned activities, golf, swimming, bowling and of course the casino! Check the CMSA website, www.cmsaevents. com for details about the week and for video’s of any record breaking runs!

Please include Marsha Butler from Reelsville, Indiana, in your prayers for a quick recovery from her accident a couple of weeks ago. Marsh was getting on her horse, saddle slipped, she hit the ground and broke her leg.

She underwent surgery the next day and doc added pins, plates and screws to her femur. Unfortunately she will be on the cheering side instead of the shooting side for a few months.

If your interested in Cowboy Mounted Shooting...don’t delay...call or e-mail right away! You are Welcome to visit and bring your horse to any of our shoots. Check our schedule at www.1stohio.com or give me a call.

Spectators are always welcome and admission is FREE! Ride Hard, Shoot Straight and have FUN! Buckskin Barbee 513.367.0644 cmsa65@aol.com

1st Ohio CMSA CALENDAR OF EVENTS:

I will have the results from the Midwest Region Extravaganza Shoot next month. 1st Ohio members extend a big “THANK YOU” to Circle G Arena in Lewisburg, Ohio for assisting with the quick move of the Extravaganza from Indiana. We also thank the shooters for their cooperation with the move and getting the word out to everyone.

7/29-7/31

Swanton, hosted by Custers Cowboys

8/13-8/14

Ohio State Championship, Wooster

8/27-8/28

Ashtabula, Ohio hosted by the Lake Erie Vaquero’s

Saturday, July 23 is the official “ Day of the Cowboy”, 1st Ohio will be conducting a new shooter clinic in Fairborne, Ohio. We currently have 14 potentially new shooters with horses signed up and 5 auditing for the day.

9/3 9/4

Rob Hubert Memorial Shoot, Miamitown, Ohio Showdown at Miamitown

10/8 10/9

Tuff Enough to go “PINK” OctoberFest Zinmiamitown

Wednesday, July 27th 1st Ohio CMSA will be hosting a 3 stage, double point shoot at the fair in Madison County Kentucky. We will be

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CMSA News

Indiana Rough Riders Howdy All! There were guns a shootin’, sparks a flyin’ and smoke in the air as IRR hosted their first shoot of the year on July 8, 9, and 10 at Rushville, IN. Friday night was a single point match with Lexi Knauss winning Women’s Overall and Gary Franklin winning Men’s overall. On Saturday it was a dry, hot day but when the dust settled Jeff Haynes was our Men’s Overall Cowboy and Tisha Deckena, Women’s overall Cowgirl. Later on Saturday we ended with fun and games directed

by Joyce McKinney.

Sunday morning began with Cowboy Church with Randy Coning brining us worship in song and Doug Sheldon delivering an inspirational message.

After another hot day of sweatin’ and shootin’, John St Clair was our Men’s Overall Cowboy and Joyce McKinney our Women’s Overall Cowgirl.

Joyce McKinney

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Despite the broken bones and illnesses of many of the members in our club, everyone pulled together and made the weekend a success. Already out of the competition before it had started was Kathy McDonald with a fractured arm that she received while putting on a CMSA demonstration and Marsha Butler who fractured her right Femur last month while d is m ounting

her horse.

Teresa Todd Woulms Case decided to join the sideline crew (of the sick, the injured and the broken) during Friday night’s competition when her horse reared causing her to roll off, hit the ground and fracture her Clavicle. Rick Deckena was also on the injured list with broken ribs he received from practicing his Roy Roger’s mounting skills.

Another member already on the side line was IRR Connie App club president, Bryan McDonald who was unable to attend the entire weekend due to illness. This is where the BIG THANK YOU comes in….

Thanks to one and all IRR members and non members that pitched in and took up the slack to make the weekend the success that is was.

I tip my hat to everyone involved. This is what makes CMSA the organization that it is, lending a helping hand no matter what the circumstance.

Well that does is for this month.

Keep those cylinders a spinin’ and God Bless!

Bryan McDonald - IRR President - IRR CMSA

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IRR CMSA CALENDAR OF EVENTS:

8/19/11-8/21/11 Rushville 4-H Horse Park, Rushville, IN 9/30/11-10/2/11 Indiana State Championships, Henry County Saddle Club, New Castle, IN For more info on any of the above events, contact Bryan McDonald or www.indianaroughriders.com

TEEN CORRAL w/Clint Van

pictures provided By Terrie Van & Judy Pollert

Hot...Hot...Hot...Horse Shows Hey Everyone: I had my graduation party and had about 400 people there, what a great time we had.

Now its on to Horse Shows!!!!! Yeah!!! Have showed three weekends in a row - thats a record this year with the weather. Our Indiana State Show was fun got to show and visit with some people I haven’t seen in a while. I ended up Reserve Champion in Youth. (I guess according to Vic I was really riding hard, my cousin Casey was winning before I ran, no competiveness in my family)lol.

I won CUTEST LITTLE COWBOY in the Cutest Little Cowboy Contest at the state show, a fundraiser for us youth going to world. I think a few of my buddies dumped their pockets just to see me wear the crown.

Thanks again to “Fast” Horse Resource for our t-shirts! All Indiana youth that qualified for world got a T-shirt sponsored by The Fast Horse Resource and Cowpokes/Brandin Iron.

I am going to a Youth Barrel Race in Kentucky this weekend then off to Youth World.

Congratulations to Jennifer Lichtenbarger for winning the Indiana NBHA Youth 1D championship. You did a great job. Also, get well Jennifer!

(She was put in the hospital on Monday after the state show.)

And the CUTEST LITTLE COWGIRL IS.......

Alex Ferrell

What is your name? Toni Alexandria Farrell (I go by Alex or Al)

How old are you? 18 yrs old Where did you graduate from? Jennings County High School, North Vernon, IN I know you graduated this year, what are your plans for the fall? I will be attending IUPUC in Columbus, IN Undecided major at this time Parents: Tony & Cheryl Farrell Siblings: Ethan Farrell How long have you been riding horses? 13 years What are your horses name and tell me about them? (name, age, breeding, any quirks they have, who trained them) 1) DeeDees Cash- AQHA mare- 11 yrs oldShe does not like her face touched-she’s better

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than she was when I got her though. She loves the water-she will go out in our pond and roll and play around.

2) BeduinosSweetCiclone- AQHA gelding 7 yrs old- Todd Holder trained and rode him in futurities. I’ve only had him 2 years-we are just getting together. I absolutely love him because he is just a gentle giant.

3) Smokin Panti Lynx- AQHA mare- 15 yrs old- Smokin’s biggest quirk is when someone new rides her-she will test them. I sold her

just a week ago and miss her a lot. I wanted to include her because I have been riding her this season and I had her about 7 years. She always gives 150% everytime she enters the pen. I found riding 3 was just too hard.

Who got you started barrel racing? who is your mentor? The Smith family-they moved onto my mom’s bus route. I saw they had horses and asked what they did with them.

Barrel racing is all I ever wanted to do. I

TEEN CORRAL w/Clint Van would say the most important mentor would be Lynde Doup. I was in 3rd grade and joined 4H. She had horses and helped me during those years. I bought my first barrel pony in 2003. Sammy had actually been Donovan Smith’s pony-so I knew the pony. He taught me a lot.

How did you do at the Indiana State Show? I placed 6th in 2nd Division in Youth. I was pleased with all my runs.

What district do you ride in? IN04 Describe the moment when you won Cutest Little Cowgirl? (lol) I was really embarrassed! However, I’m glad this contest will help the kids running for Indiana at the Youth World.

What is your favorite horse show and why? Youth World in Jackson, Mississippi. I enjoy getting away from home and meeting new people from all over.

What are some of your other hobbies? I like hanging with my friends. We play volleyball, corn hole, ride 4-wheelers, just have a good time.

Blue Mustang GT. I absolutely love it!

How many years have you been going to youth world? What is some of your favorites at youth world?

7 years. All the trips have been good, but the best was when I finally made it back to the finals in 2009. If I don’t get in, we usually head home that night and go to Carrollton, KY to race.

What are your accomplishments in barrel racing? I have won 1st place in 4D, 1st in 2D the last 3 years, and 4th in 1D in youth for IN04.

I have also placed in open for several years. I’ve won belt buckles, breast collars, and halters.

Any advice to fellow barrel racers? Perseverance- never quit! You have to keep your eye on where you want to go and never give up if you love it!

Hope everyone is having a great summer. Until next time, TURN AND BURN!!!

CLINT

For graduation I know you got a new car, tell us about this car? (year, color, etc.) I have wanted a mustang since I was a little girl and I can finally say I have one! It’s a 2007

2011 NBHA

Indiana State Show State Show pictures from L to R: Clint Van and Alex Ferrell - Cutest Little Cowboy and Cutest Little Cowgirl”; Clint preparing to ride as Bob Hess, Indiana’s State NBHA Director looks on; Taking “Tough Enough to Wear Pink” seriously; Clint in action; Jennifer Lichtenbarger and “Stick”; Casy & Clint; Youth Grand Entry; Grand Entry with Jennifer Lichtenbarger on horseback and all Youth World qualifiers Clint is an 18 year old recent graduate of East Central High School. His parents are Terrie VanVolkenburgh and respectively Joe Trentman. He has grown up in the horse world, both parents have rode almost all their life...Clint's grandfather as some of you may remember was the late Terry VanVolkenburgh, who would run up and down the fences when his daughters would run barrels. Clint began barrel racing at the age of 4 with a pony, then went on to particpate in Jr. Rodeo and his favorite event was the sheep riding, had to believe he is now a barrel racer. He has won the Ohio Youth NBHA and Indiana Youth and Open NBHA , he has also won the congress youth barrel four times, and was runner up in the Congress Sweepstakes, placed at Josey Jr. world numerous times, and won the NBHA Youth World 1d in 2006. He loves to barrel race and is now trying his hand at the futurities. In Clint's spare time he mows grass for a part time job and is also very active in his church where he and his cousins are bible school helpers. Clint also volunteers one day a week at a school in Cincinatti where he spends time tutoring other kids in reading.

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It’s Rodeo Time!!!

LaPorte, IN Saturday All-Around Champions K-1-2 Clay Yadon and Emma Morris 3-4-5 Dalton Hartle and Gracie Pickett 6-7-8 Zach Hunter and Addie Keller Sunday All-Around Champions K-1-2 Kolton Hartle and Emma Morris 3-4-5 Dalton Hartle and Gracie Pickett 6-7-8 Zach Hunter and Sydney Hurley and Lois Thomas

Clay Yadon Goat Tying at LaPorte rodeo photo by Kelly Yadon

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ummer is here and our rodeos are in full swing! The Cinch Junior High Division kids have safely returned from Gallup, New Mexico and all of the IJRA kids have their sights set on the IJRA State Finals! This year the State Finals will be held in Columbia City, IN on August 13th and 14th at the Mizpah Shrine Horse Patrol Grounds. The weekend will be packed full of excitement and fun. Saturday will kick off the 2011-2012 IJRA Princess Contest with the contestant’s speeches and interviews at 10:00 and horsemanship at 1:00. The preschool rodeo will be held early in the day on Saturday and the first IJRA performance will kick off at 5:00 with our Grand Entry and a presentation from the Mizpah Shrine Color Guard.

The second performance will be held at 2:00 on Sunday with the 8th grade graduation ceremony and the announcement of the IJRA 20112012 Princess being held immediately before the performance. IJRA will be holding a silent auction during the weekend with many great Grace Hassler & Bugsy donations offered by many IJRA sponsors. The 40’ Powder Creek round pen or $500 raffle will also be drawn on Sunday at the Finals so be sure to get your tickets before it’s too late!

Our La Porte, Indiana rodeo was a success with many cowboys and cowgirls putting together clean runs and making great rides. Congratulations go out to Clay Yadon, who won his first All-Around Cowboy title on Saturday. Clay won the Goat Tying and Chute Dogging and placed in all of his events. Stockwell, Indiana cowboy, Hunter Verhey won first in the Mutton Busting on Saturday with a 67 point ride. Cowgirl Greeley Eastep swept the Barrels, Poles and Goat Tying on both Saturday and Sunday. Ryann Pitchford scored a 62 point ride in the Mutton Busting to win first, while Emma Morris claimed the Chute Dogging win on Saturday with a time of 4.22. On Sunday, Kolton Hartle won the Calf Riding, Goat Tying and Barrels to cinch up an All-Around title. Brandon Manuel’s 60 point ride was unmatched in the Mutton Busting.

A time of 3.103 in the Chute Dogging, gave Bryce Tieman a win and ten points for his race in the year end All-Around Cowboy title.

On Saturday, 3-4-5 Cowboy, Dalton Hartle’s time of 3.288 cinched the win in the Chute Dogging and he then came back on Sunday to win the Goat Tying and Step-Down Roping. Grace Hassler found herself with a win Saturday in the Goat Tying as well as first place points in Barrels and Poles on Saturday and Sunday. Gracie Pickett put together great runs to win the Steer Daubing on Saturday and Sunday. Lexy Petro had a point filled weekend as she placed in all four of her events on both days. Goat Tying cowgirl, Maci Zimmerman, won the goat tying Sunday when she laid down an 11.446 second run. Cooper Morris put together another Breakaway Roping win on Saturday. A clean catch by Cody Turner won the Breakaway Rop-

Sage Thomas & Jag

Melanie Hassler & Count

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IJRA News ing while Clayton Coll made some noise in the rough stock end of the arena when he put together a 69 point ride to win the Calf Riding .

The 6-7-8 cowboys found Zach Hunter in the All-Around seat on Saturday and Sunday.

Zach and his partner Casey Coll won the Team Roping on Saturday and Zach found himself with wins in the Breakaway and Calf Roping over the weekend. Jordan Banta won the Chute Dogging on Saturday. Addie Keller had a great day on Saturday, when she put together a smooth pole run on her great bay mare and

claimed eighteen Barrel Racing and Goat Tying points to pushed her to the top for an AllAround Cowgirl title. Lois Thomas won the Barrel Racing on Saturday and Sunday. Trevor Colby was on fire on Sunday with a 2.301 second time in the Chute Dogging and a quick catch in the Breakaway Roping to cinch first in both events. Brayton Dewees and Kyle Mackey had quick loops in the Team Roping that took them to the top spot on Sunday. Michael Shreeve’s 70 point score in the Bull Riding gave him another win toward a year end title.

IJRA would like to thank the families of Paul

and Doreen Lloyd and Dale and Caren Thomas for putting together the rodeo at LaPorte!

Please find our Facebook page under IJRA Indiana Junior Rodeo Association so you may support our rodeo sponsors that have supported our IJRA cowboys and cowgirls this year.

Our sponsors are very important to our association and we are very thankful for all they do for IJRA. Make sure follow us next month when we feature Team Indiana and their trip to Gallup, New Mexico for the Cinch Division National Finals!

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his month’s spotlight shines on the Morris family from Cicero, Indiana. David and Amy Morris have 3 great kids, three of which are currently members of IJRA. Their family has been involved in IJRA for 6 years and they continue to play an important part in our association. Amy and David have run the Preschool rodeo in the past and David presently leads the Cowboy Church service for us on Sunday mornings and does a wonderful job leading our prayer during our Grand Entry. The Morris family is always full of positive encouragement for all of the IJRA cowboys and cowgirls. IJRA would like for you to meet the Morris family and see what they have to say about what IJRA means to them.

Cooper

The Morris Family

Emma

Cade

Cooper (10 years old): The rodeo is part of my life, I love it. I love all the people that have helped me get to where I am. I chute dog and rope calves. I love both events a lot. I try to be as good as I can in each event, it’s the only sport I do. I’ve been a member of IJRA for five years, I started as a preschooler and joined the association my kindergarten year. This is my fourth grade season.

Emma (8 years old): I really like the chance to do something I couldn’t do anywhere else, like chute dogging, it’s usually for boys, but I can do it too. My pony’s name is Weapon, she’s 30 years old and has been rodeoing most of her life. I love weaving the poles on her because she’s really smooth.

Going fast in barrels is pretty fun too. I love seeing my friends and spending time with my family.

Rodeo weekends are special to me. I’ve been in IJRA 3 years, this is my second grade season. I started as a preschooler.

Cade (6 years old): I really like sheep riding and chute dogging, I’m pretty small, but I can still ride a sheep and get a calf down if I do it right. I like the quality time with my family at the rodeo, too. I like it most when my Mammaw comes to see me, she’s a really good mammaw! This is my first season as an IJRA member, I’m a kindergartner this year, I was in preschool rodeo for 2 years.

Amy & David: As a family of seven we appreciate the IJRA for what it offers as a sport and hobby.

There aren’t many clubs or associations that offer something for the whole family. Our children range from almost two years old up to ten years old and each one of them can participate in IJRA events - Preschool rodeo for the little ones and progressive age groups for the older children. All the events are held in the same location on the same days so we don’t have to split the family on weekends or weeknights to get everyone to their events. We love that!

Beyond the convenience and variety of events, we most appreciate the skill crafting, encouragement, and integrity of the IJRA. Our children have always received a lot of help from the IJRA Officers, board members and members in general. Anytime one of our children is having a difficult time perfecting their skills, there’s always someone willing to help. We feel like we have a huge extended family and everyone knows everyone and genuinely cares for everyone. It’s like small town values that move from rodeo to rodeo.

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Morris Family pictures provided by Amy Morris

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Story & Photos provided by Lauri Givens

“Tough Enough to Wear Pink”

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW

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HELD JUNE 10,11 & 12, 2011 at Murfreesboro, Tennessee

he National Pole Bending Championship Show was recently held June 10-12, 2011 in Murfeesboro, Tennessee. Members of the NPBA showed they were “Tough Enough To Wear Pink” on Sunday. Pink shirts were everywhere in honor of “Stephanie Marcum.”

“It was really great to see the support from everyone at this show today,“ said Barry.

Friday night the NPBA Hall of Fame bestowed the Special Acheivement Award to Stephanie Marcum, Barry was there to except. With tears in his eyes he explained, “She was a barrel racer, but truly loved running poles and competing every weekend with the friends she admired so much.”

Circle T Farm sponsored the Stephanie Marcum Memorial Amateur Pole Bending which was won by Dirk Carnahan & Flaming Boogie Bug of Indiana. They won both go-rounds for the win and the average pay out. The 2-D Amateur Champion Buckle went to Regina McCardle of Crittenden, KY riding her new horse, Kolton Dan. She also claimed a bigger check by winning the 2-D in the NPBA Slot Race. Bobbie Jo Watkins wasn’t gonna let a bump on the chin stop her from winning the Amateur 3-D buckle on her horse, Buddy Belue.

Although Troy Priddy of Illinois & BW Tiny Jet were solid enough to win the NPBA Open 1-D Championship running 19 second pole patterns both Saturday & Sunday.

It was Wendy Thornburg of Braxton, MS and her horse, Mr Catahoola that came away with several pay checks and the goods.

Together this team ran rapid each day turning over consistent nineteen second pole bending patterns. She blistered the pole course with a 19.588 on Saturday evening to win the Champion of States Race. Making her the

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Clockwise from left: Circle T Farm sponsored the “Stephanie Marcum” Memorial Amateur Pole Bending; Dirk Carnahan, Barry Marcum, Ross & Flaming Boogie Bug, “Stephanie Marcum” Memorial Amateur Pole Bending Champion & Slot Race Winner; Regina McCardle, with Dad (Bill McCardle), Ross & Kolton Dan, “Stephanie Marcum” Memorial Amateur Pole Bending 2-D Champion and 2-D Slot Race winnner; Bobbie Jo Watkins with Kristine Nagy & Buddy Belue, Stephanie Marcum Memorial Amateur Pole Bending 3-D Champion

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Above: Wendy Thornburg & Mr Catahoola, 1-D States Race Champion & winner of the 2nd-go round of the Open 1-D. Fastest Time winner both days. Right Top to Bottom: Chris & Morgan Hale Right Bottom: Shesa Hit by Lightning, 2-D States Race Champion; Sammie Stucki 3-D States Race Champion; Troy Priddy & BW Tiny Jet......Open 1-D Campion; Katie Pride & Whos Is Your Daddy...Open 2-D Champion; Amanda Channell & TSA Texas Lady...

Open 3-D Champion

fastest time of day and receiving the pink camo sheet sponsored by Chuck Givens Quarter Horses. Wendy didn’t stop there on Sunday she won the 2nd-go of the Open 1-D recording the fastest time again on Sunday. Wendy said with a laugh that Mr Catahoola must have really liked those sheets because he ran so well. Winning the Open 2-D Championship buckle was Katie Pride of Tennessee riding her AQHA World Champion Pole Bending horse, Who is Your Daddy. The Open 3-D Championship buckle was Amanda Channell and her big gray, CSA Texas Lady. Both ladies call Tennessee home.

The Carnahan’s made the NPBA show a family affair. Dirk Carnahan & Flaming Bogie Bug, AQHA World Champion won NPBA Slot Race and the Stephanie Marcum Memorial Amateur Pole Bending Championship. Dirk’s son, Payton rode…Flying Ross Go Bug, 2x AQHA Reserve World Champion to the win in the NPBA Youth 1-D and third in the NPBA Slot Race.

This partnership works really well together!

Bradee Addison on Rockin Rene recorded some of her best runs in the NPBA Youth Race.

She was the 2011 NPBA Reserve Youth 1-D Champion.

Newcomer to the sport of pole bending, Brock Bawel borrowed his mom’s horse, Johnny’s Cookin to win the NPBA Youth 3-D Champion Buckle.

Left, Top to Bottom: Payton, Dirk & Ross Carnahan with Flying Ross go Bug, Youth 1-D Champion; Bradee Addison, Donnie Mills & Rita Mills with Rockin Rene, Youth Reserve 1-D Champion; Brock Bawel, with mom, Kathy & Ross...Johnny’s Cookin, Youth 3-D Champion

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NPBA News Left, Top to Bottom: Glen Law & Flitfirenlightning, Junvenile Futurity Campion; Trent Tobin & TT Redneck Missile, Futurity Champion; Tommy Masters & Enjoeyable , 2-D Futurity Champion; Chase Trent & TZ Macarenia Chex 3-D Futurity Champion; Natan Peoples receives the 2nd round Highest placing Kentucky Bred check and Lightening Bayou (Chuck Givens also received a check for the 1st round riding Call Me Tater Salad-not pictured)

A three peat for Glen Law in the NPBA Kindegarten Futurity.

Flitnfiren Lightning ran smooth and steady for the win. A three year old by Lightning Sugar Bull who was inducted into the NPBA Hall of Fame as Sire of the Year.

We saw some amazing runs from the young guns of pole bending in the NPBA Futurity this year. Winning the 1st go-round with a 20.125 was Chuck Givens and Call Me Tater Salad, a Kentucky-bred 4 year old sired by UB Good As Gold.

He also picked a bonus check for $200 sponsored by the Kentucky Quarter Horse Association. Charlie Peoples and Lightning Little Lad ran a close second with 20.135 on Saturday.

In the 2nd go-round Nathan Peoples ran an impressive 19.998 on his 2010 AQHA Reserve Junior Pole Bending Champion, Lightning Bayou. Nathan was also rewarded with a $200 bonus check from the Kentucky Quarter Horse Asscoiation for the highest placing Kentucky-bred in the 2nd- go round. But it was Trent Tobin running smooth all weekend with his colt, TT Redneck Missle, sired by Redneck Jet, AQHA World Champion Amateur Pole Bending. Both owned and shown by Trent. TT Redneck Missle finished second in the 2nd goround and won the average to be named the NPBA Futurity Champion. The NPBA Futurity 2-D Champion was Tommy Master of Richmond, Kentucky showing his home-bred, Enjoeyable. A very happy Trent Chase won the NPBA 3-D Championship buckle riding TZ Macareina Chex.

NPBA Hall of Fame inductees: Exhibitor of the year: Enlo Trammel: Bit maker‌1,450 AQHA points in Pole Bending, 2x Congress Champion and 7x AQHA Reserve World Champion Pole Bender, 6x AQHA Hi-Pt Pole Bending Champion.

Horse of the Year: Bambert owned, shown and loved by Janis & Pat Wagner of Dry Ridge, Kentucky. A horse that was way ahead of his time. He was multiple AQHA World Champion in Pole Bending horse. 1,200 + AQHA points in pole bending and barrel racing. He is still going strong at 30+ years with full retirement benefits at the Wagner farm.

Horse of the Year: BD Rusty owned, shown and loved by Donna Nelson. 663 AQHA points in Pole Bending and Barrel Racing. AQHA Amateur Select World Champion Pole Bender, 5x Congress Champion, AQHA Hi-Pt Pole Bending Champion.

Sire of the Year: Lightning Sugar Bull, AQHA Pole Bending World Champion owned & shown

by David Johnting of Butler, Kentucky. Certainly a sire worthy of this induction into the NPBA Hall of Fame. Over his career he has emassed 800+ AQHA points in pole bending and barrel racing. He has sired numberous pole bending winners like: Lightning Supertrick, Lightning Sugar Leo, Lightning Sugar Bolt, Mr Excitabull, Lightning Potogold, Lightning Bella, Lightning Starsnbars and this list could go on. Together these point earners have collected approxiamately 2,000+ points in AQHA competition.

Breeder of the Year: Rita & Jerry Mills of Brandenburg, Kentucky. Have raised and shown Quarter Horses for some time. She said the whole family is involved and credited Donnie Mills for breaking and starting a lot of their young horses. The couple stands their KyBIF Stallion, Bulzeye Dan. A stallion that Rita, herself trained and showed in pole bending and barrel racing.

Sire of Kolton Dan, AQHA Hi-Pt Pole Horse. plus many other AQHA point earners like: Judys At The Spa, Rockin Rene, Loridan and Movin Movin Movin just to name a few.

Exhibitor of the Year: Wayne Sandberg, his daughter, Crystal Logan of Arizona was there to accept his award. Mr Sandberg wrote a book entitled Nineteen Second Pole Bending and published it in three editions. Wayne developed a highly innovative Custom Speed Saddle and his son, Bruce still markets the custom turned stirrups that he had invented. Up until his death in 2009, he concentrated on the Sandberg method of pole bending through the written word and one-on-one lessons.

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The Next Generation.... “Thank You”

We are very grateful to have a fantastic group of sponsors like, Bryan Ford Pole & Barrel Horses of Sallisaw, Oklahoma, Murfeesboro Kubota, Tribute Nutrition, Chuck Givens Quarter Horses, Valley Vet and Tack, The Fast Horse Resource, Jim O Lee Farm, Total Equine Services, Redneck Jet, Bunnies N Such, Circle T Farm (Barry Marcum) and Reveal 4N1.

Special thanks to our announcer Mr Pat Freels of Indiana. Your contributions to our show are appreciated.

Many thanks to everyone who stepped up and gave a helping hand with the show. Your support goes without saying. This show will be a stepping stone to a bigger & better event in 2012.

“Tough Enough to Wear Pink”

Clockwise from top: Pee Wee Pole Benders; Tamara Roberts, Morgan Hale, & Pat Freels, announcer; Kristine Nagy added pink hair extensions to the tail of Rocky Dan Jet; Custom T-shirts for the event; MOONSTRUCK SUE (Stephanie’s horse) and Barry Marcum along with Marcia Bramlage; Painted pink ribbons on the hips of pole bending horses; Chuck Givens, Bill & Regina McCardle

Contact: NPBA c/o Elaine Barrett

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CHRISTIAN COWBOY COLLECTION w/ Christa Conway I Couldn’t Have Written It Better Myself Psalm 37:4-7 4Delight thyself also in the LORD: and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart.

5Commit thy way unto the LORD; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass.

The first portion of that scripture is used so often without the second portion being considered.....the “commit thy way unto the Lord“ portion. I can’t say that I always commit my ways to the Lord.... but I try to find look for him in most every circumstance that I find myself. I tend to ask...”Where is God going with this?” or “What I am supposed to learn from this?” If I ask those questions long enough, I can usually look back and see where God was working throughout a situation. And it is almost ALWAYS when I look back and break things down after a resolution comes to pass that I can see in hindsight what it was all about....what I was supposed to “Get” or “Learn” from it.

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aiting.....I’ve written about it before. It seems like that is the hardest thing for people to do in this day and age. We want it “NOW!” Drive thrus, instant messaging, smart phones that can answer almost any question you have via the internet in less than a minute.....what do we want that we can’t get yesterday?

Is there anything left to ask for that we can’t get somehow, someway and right now? Oh yes.....there is....and our instant society is what makes the wanting and waiting all the more hard to deal with....for us and even more for our children.

This month I have decided to discuss waiting....waiting and praying..... and about God even answering what may seem like selfish prayers.

Our Father in Heaven does give us the desires of our hearts....if we are seeking him in all circumstances. The waiting might become a little easier if we realize that we can have the picture perfect ending to our story in a week instead of a mediocre version in a day. The difference in the two outcomes relies on where you put God in the mix.......are you trying to be the author....or would you like to turn the pen over to him?

Last & most important thought…

Salvation is a gift and a choice......

Jesus died on the cross as the final sacrifice. When He was resurrected on the 3rd day, he defeated Satan for us. All we have to do is believe that He beat death and acknowledge it with our words. If we believe that and accept Him as our personal savior…we are promised eternal life with Him in Heaven. You can’t earn your way into Heaven; you have to believe your way there. So many people think they “aren’t good enough” to get to Heaven… But… Salvation is a GIFT from God and you don’t earn a gift. Gifts are something someone gives to you and for the gift to be yours, you have to accept it. All we have to do is accept that wonderful gift. I know I have…won’t you?

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The most important thing I think we can remember when we are praying about something we “want” is that God knows what is best for us. If you find yourself in a position where a decision needs to be made and you just don’t know the answer....Pray for God’s will.

What I find interesting is that the closer I get to the Lord....the more inline my prayers are with what his word shows me. I suppose it only makes sense that if we are seeking him and commiting our ways to him......that we will find ourselves desiring what he wants for us ....... and soon “the desires of our hearts” become ours.

Proverbs 3:5-6 5Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.

6In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.

Waiting....praying......waiting......praying.....if we pray for God’s will in our life.....if we trust in God for what we really need....if we ignore our own “understanding” and look beyond earthly boundaries.....if we acknowledge him in ALL circumstnaces (good or bad)....if we realize he is WORKING ON US and directing us to his will.....if we commit our ways to him.....trust in him....he’ll bring our desires in line with his will.

The ending will be way better than you’d ever expect. He guarantees it.

Until next month.... Wait.....Pray.....Trust....Commit....

Happy Trails & God Bless!

Christa But the gift is not like the trespass. For if the many died by the trespass of the one man, how much more did God’s grace and the gift that came by the grace of the one man, Jesus Christ, overflow to the many.

Romans 5:15 For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16 That if you confess with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved. Romans 10: 9-10

On the Trail

By Brother Brad Curtis of Mountain Top Cowboy Church

THE RISING SON Pete stepped out of the saddle Knelt to watch the sun rise Looked at his pony Smoke Then he closed his eyes

If Smokes stumbles on a rock I think of the corner stone The rock of my foundation And thank Him for this roan

But Lord every morning` When the sun rises in the sky I think of your only Son Who saved a sinner such as I

Said Lord thanks for today And this western sky above There is beauty all around That shows your grace and love

When I get off the trail Yep the narrow way A cactus will remind me There is a price to pay

He was put on that cross Died and put in another’s grave But He is a rising Son And I’m no longer sins slave

As I watch the herd Under the stars at night My heart is always thankful There will be the morning light

The coyotes singing Is a reminder too An enemy is out there Who was defeated by you

Yep Lord every morning` When the sun rises in the sky I’m thankful for your grace And your son that came to die

When I see a mountain Or grass, green and knee high It reminds me you’re up there Watchin` from the sky

There are times I’ll see a snake Slithering in the sand I was once like him Before I came to The Brand

Psalms 19:1 The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament sheweth his handywork.

By: Bro. Brad Curtis, Vilonia, AR Copyright 2011

Former rodeo cowboy Brad Curtis of Vilonia, AR pastor of Mountain Top Cowboy Church in Heber Springs, AR and author of On The Trail “Christian cowboy poems and proverbs”.

Contact cowboypoet@windstream.net for book orders or for speaking engagements

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Here’s a great way to keep up with all the latest news on Births, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Illnesses, Hospitalizations, Injuries and those who have passed on. We would like to use it as a way to request prayer, send congratulations or condolences and to share good news. If you have any Fence Talk, please send it to us at fencetalk@msn.com.

Please only include accurate information.

Birthdays

Do you know someone with a birthday coming up soon? Or have your birthdays added to our list at ...fencetalk@msn. com

Tyin’ the Knot

*Catie Fairchild and Shane Campbell will be getting hitched on September 3, 2011.

Congrats to the couple!!

Know a recently engaged or a couple who were recently married? fencetalk@msn.com

Anniversaries

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One The Mend

Do you know someone who is currently “on the mend?” fencetalk@msn.com

New Additions

Do you know someone with a new addition to their family? fencetalk@msn.com

Greener Pastures

*Haley Dick lost her wonderful mare, Angel, this past month.

Angel was with Haley for a short time, but taught her a lot during that time and gave her confidence back. Angel will be missed.

Haley, we are sad with you. *Chelsea Tanner lost her weanling filly, “Mercedes” (Perkin for Freedom) to colic last month. A very tragic story that some of us have followed on facebook with Chelsea. This special filly will be remembered by many. Sorry for your loss, Chelsea.

Know someone who’s moved on to greener pastures? fencetalk@ msn.com

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Having a great attitude when you are rodeoing is always a good thing. It can get very hard out on the road. Traveling down the road to achieve your goals can get frustrating because you can’t win them all! I’ve traveled to a lot of rodeos this year (maybe not as many as some people, but for it’s been a lot for me.) I have decided that even if I don’t place at all of them, its OK! I have won and placed at rodeos this year and I’m very happy with my accomplishments so far. I used to get upset because I didn’t place or I knocked a barrel down....but I don’t anymore.

After talking to some of the barrel racers in the top 15 in the IPRA(International Professional Rodeo Association), I found out that they estimate to place at only 25% of the rodeos where they compete. Of course I always thought they placed at more than that. You know what..... those I spoke to all have great winning attitudes.

You should never give up. Always believe in yourself. Keep trying. Most people give up and never achieve their goals when they are right on the edge of.......THIER DREAM! Before I get ready to run, I get very nervous. I say to myself and my horse “Do your best and forget the rest.” But many people have emotions running through their head....always thinking what might go wrong or

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If you start to think negative thoughts, change your thoughts and think about how good it will turn out. “ Its mental toughness that gets you to the pay window.”

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RESULTS 2011 BBR World Finals OK State Fairgrounds Arena Record Ashley Nelson &JL Dash Ta Heaven Diamond W Arena Derby Results Horse (Breeding) Owner-Rider (Hometown) Time Won 1st Pass Em Up Firewater 2005 - Fire Water Flit x Four R Breadnbutter, Rare Jet - Kathleen & Jody Nelson - Jody Dorman Marshall, TX 15.652 $2,772 2nd Zaks Okie Ree 2006 - Okey Dokey Dale x Royal First Down, Royal Quick Dash - RSL Enterprises, LLC - Randa Kellogg Point, TX 15.715 $2,184 3rd Letta Lash Do It 2005 - Letta Hank Do It x Brays Foxy Lady, Rockin L Rocket - John & Rissie Parker - Rissie Parker Fay, OK 15.733 $1,680 4th Bully Bully Fame 2006 - Dash Ta Fame x Loreals Star, Bully Bullion - Jeannette Nelson - Kassie Mowry Dublin, TX 15.755 $1,092 5th Bet This Is A shiner 2006 - Shining Spark x Better Bet On Me, First Down Dash - Cheryl Magoteaux - Cheryl Magoteaux Byars, OK 15.792 $672 Formula 707 Slot Race Results 1st Wood B Smokinfame 2007 - Woodbridge x Smokin Shuttle, Shuttleman (tb) - Cindy Smith Slot Owner: Kelly Conrado - Cindy Smith- Hobbs, NM 15.356 $20,000 2nd Niki Black 2007 - Nik Dell x Shes Just In Time, Moon Lark - Junior Follin - Slot Owner: Cody Bauserman - Cody Bauserman Sallisaw, OK 15.485 $8,000 3rd BB French Moon Bug 2007 - PC Frenchman x Lindseys Six Moons, Marthas Six Moons - Tom & Linda Kay - Mark Bugni Wanette, OK 15.529 $7,000 4th The Secret Ta Fame 2007 - Dash Ta Fame x Proudest Hour, Raise A Secret - Megan Stockstill - Talmadge Green Sandy Hook, MS 15.614 $5,000 Formula 707 Futurity Finals Results 1st HPQ Smokin Rascal 2006 - Una Frio Cerveza x Miss Smokin Annie, Fols Smoke - Vickie Segelke - Hayden Segelke Snyder, CO 15.572 15.388 $5,857.92 2nd BB French Moon Bug 2007 - PC Frenchman x Lindseys Six Moons, Marthas Six Moons - Tom & Linda Kay - Mark Bugni Wanette, OK 15.529 15.389 $4,881.60 3rd Wood B Smokinfame 2007 - Woodbridge x Smokin Shuttle, Shuttleman (tb) Cindy Smith - Cindy Smith Hobbs, NM 15.356 15.533 $4,149.36 4th Steele Magnolias 2007 - Magnolia Bar Jet x Kings Frosted Lady, Roan Bar Eighty - Brittany Pozzi - Brittany Pozzi Victoria, TX 16.075 15.592 $3,173.04 5th TBR Bugs McCall 2007 - Call Me Together x Rosie T Bug, Shawne Bug - Kebo Almond - Kebo Almond Williamston, GA 15.594 15.664 $2,440.80 6th Fame 555 2007 - Dash Ta Fame x Just A Dream Again, Sixarun - John Read Foster - Shannon Roberts Red Boling Sprgs., TN 15.777 15.692 $1,708.56 7th Reign Of Fame 2007 - Bully Bullion x TA Wonder, Dash Ta Fame - Jimi Lou Woodard - Jolene Montgomery Purdon, TX 15.587 15.694 $1,220.40 8th Seis So Sweet 2007 - Tres Seis x Stella D Oro, Takin On The Cash - Legend Valley Farms - Lance Graves 15.870 15.709 $976.32 Formula 707 Futurity Consolation Results 1st Passem Jet 2007 - Nonstop Bubblin x Sail On Truckles, Up N Truckle Cody Bauserman - Cody Bauserman Sallisaw, OK 21.423 15.706 $3,905.28 2nd Slick By Design 2007 - Designer Red x Dreams Of Blue, Dream On Dancer - Allene Tatom - Kim Ulbricht Hockley, TX 25.262 15.723 $3,254.40 3rd VF Fames Lil Red 2007 - Designer Red x Fames Lil Dasher, Dash Ta Fame - Victory Farms - Darla Ray Ada, OK 21.222 15.759 $2,766.24 4th Mister Dug Leo 2007 - Shawne Bug Leo x Country Line Liz, Mister Te Jay - Arbie & Betty Miller - Latricia Duke Anson, TX NT 15.763 $2,115.36 5th KN August Shadow 2007 - Nothin But Cash x Miss August Second, Rocket Wrangler - Kimi Nichols - Jolene Montgomery Purdon, TX 21.226 16.001 $1,627.20 6th A Dash Of Strawfly 2007 - A Dash Of Beduino x Time For Royalty, Strawfly Special - Gene Schmidt - Brent Schmidt Lamesa, TX 21.223 16.053 $1,139.04 7th Top Of The Roc 2007 - Sticks An Stones x Top Bug Cash, Cash Not Credit - Jackie Brand - Jackie Brand Harrison, AR 26.464 16.058 $813.60 8th See F Red Rocket 2007 - Sticks An Stones x See F Red Rosie, On The Money Red - Tana Renick - Tana Renick Kingston, OK 25.967 16.164 $650.88 2011 BBR Youth Incentive First Go Results 1D-1 Trevor Pruitt / Walts Rockin Roll Covington, IN 15.540 $285.23 2 Kord Etbauer / No Whisper Edmond, OK 15.645 $213.92 3 Kylar Terlip / Fire Powered Jet Frontenac, KS 15.694 $142.61 4 Morgan Hoover / Dr Stossel Chandler, OK 15.755 $71.31 2D-1 Laney Fowler / Too Slick To Catch Sanger, TX 16.074 $237.69 2 Natally Owen / Sonnys Dee Hancock Oklahoma City, OK 16.075 $178.27 3 Alexza Fullbright / Penny Muskogee, OK 16.080 $118.84 4 Makala Pierce / Super Dooper Special Woodward, OK 16.081 $59.42 3D-1 Lauren Whitmire / Handle Bar Oro Sallisaw, OK 16.548 $190.15 2 Maddie Devereaux / Easy Corona Meeker, OK 16.551 $142.61 3 Brittany Kile / Touches Lucky Star Texarkana, TX 16.565 $95.08 4 Cheyenne Griffin / Blurrbyem Stuart, OK 16.601 $47.54 4D-1 Makayla Holland / Docs Runaway Honnas Talihina, OK 17.043 $124.79 1 Brooke Carter / Maggie Amarillo, TX 17.043 $124.79 3 Garrett Passmore / Waspy Little Champ Sterling, IL 17.045 $71.31 4 Radacey McCutchen / Craftys Last Chapter Harrison, AR 17.108 $35.65 5D-1 Lauren Daniel / Red Hot N Easy Huntington, TX 17.652 $95.08 2 Kenzie Baxter / Jets Doc Cube Belleville, AR 17.741 $71.31 3 Caitlin Jacobs / Easy Thru Traffic Little Rock, AR 17.765 $47.54 4 Maci Marshall / Scooby Doo Dixon, MO 17.766 $23.77 Second Go Results 1D-1Brian Wheeler / SX Dr Peacharita Hattiesburg, MS 15.386 $285.23 2 Kylar Terlip / Fire Powered Jet Frontenac, KS 15.413 $213.92 3 Trevor Pruitt / Walts Rockin Roll Covington, IN 15.506 $142.61 4 Brian Wheeler / Ms Frenchmans Bully Hattiesburg, MS 15.527 $71.31 2D-1 Shiann Henderson / Tooquick Quill Konawa, OK 15.906 $207.98 1 Kylar Terlip / AC Take A Kiss Frontenac, KS 15.906 $207.98 3 Laney Fowler / Too Slick To Catch Sanger, TX 15.913 $118.84 4 Miranda Ray / Are Dees Show Broken Arrow, OK 16.005 $59.42 3D-1 Rowdy Flowers / Turnin Powerhouse Hamburg, AR 16.391 $190.15 2 Radacey McCutchen / Craftys Last Chapter Harrison, AR 16.392 $142.61 3 Sara Vrchota / Hi Rollin Sonny Starbuck, MN 16.411 $95.08 4 Bailey Witt / Win N Firewater Valentine, NE 16.428 $47.54 4D-1 Garrett Passmore / Waspy Little Champ Sterling, IL 16.890 $142.61 2 Caitlin Jacobs / Easy Thru Traffic Little Rock, AR 16.900 $106.96 3 Lauren Whitmire / Pawnee Road Sallisaw, OK 16.910 $71.31 4 Jacy Jo Williams / Professor Lynx Columbus, KS 16.933 $35.65 5D-1 Valerie Barnard / Imma Beggar Bandit Hughes Springs, TX 17.400 $95.08 2 Maci Marshall / Scooby Doo Dixon, MO 17.489 $71.31 3 Cheyenne Tash / Count Docs Money Lin-

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coln, AR 17.511 $47.54 4 Cee Anna Munoz / Z Bar Star Tulsa, OK 17.540 $23.77 2011 BBR Adult Incentive Results First Go Results 1D-1Ashley Nelson / JL Dash Ta Heaven Ardmore, OK 15.231 $409.30 2 Shelby Janssen / Hot Playboy Chick Austin, MN 15.425 $323.13 3 Emily Miller / Ceader Chick Jet Ingalls, KS 15.469 $258.50 4 Karla Oller / Ollers Scat Cat Enid, OK 15.523 $215.42 5 Jessica Ortega / Crimson Jo Dash Caddo, OK 15.547 $193.88 6 Samantha Flannery / CM Stoney Bubbles Mission, SD 15.578 $172.34 7 Rhonda Straw / Love That Angel Miami, OK 15.582 $150.79 8 Alexia Mehrle / Shawnes French Bug Nowata, OK 15.583 $129.25 9 Karla Oller / KO Living On A Prayer Enid, OK 15.591 $107.71 10 Kindell McKamie / Parkers Secretary Talala, OK 15.611 $86.17 11 Miranda Lacey / Dudes Sunjacket Piedmont, OK 15.652 $64.63 12 Sharin Hall / Bullys Tiger Eye Kingston, OK 15.656 $43.08 2D-1 Caitlin Benjamin / Shakemup Frenchgirl Kansas City, MO 15.732 $341.08 2 Jolene Montgomery / Aced My Bully Purdon, TX 15.738 $269.27 3 Sierra Tallchief / Leos King Of Spades Bartlesville, OK 15.743 $215.42 4 Kris Burden / Shake Em Boon El Reno, OK 15.755 $179.52 5 Michael Smith / Rockets A Blazin Henryetta, OK 15.763 $161.56 6 Lance Graves / What Fame Hartshorne, OK 15.768 $143.61 7 Ryann Pedone / Cause For A Kiss Decatur, TX 15.788 $125.66 8 Kendal Owen / VF A Live Design Purcell, OK 15.789 $107.71 9 Kim Squires / Frenchmans Ghost Carnegie, OK 15.792 $89.76 10 Ashley Cadwallader / Bugs Plum Alive Frankford, MO 15.806 $71.81 11 Kris Burden / Myboy Charley Brown El Reno, OK 15.815 $53.85 12 Jera Harris / Jet Set Poco Lea Canyon, TX 15.816 $35.90 3D-1 Lyndsey Phillips / Champ Seminole, OK 16.233 $272.86 2 Heather Wilson / ML Bodacious Twist Mountain View, MO 16.236 $215.42 3 Shelly Weaver / Justin Time For Fame Drumright, OK 16.243 $172.34 4 Lessa McKee / Burning The Debt Abilene, TX 16.244 $143.61 5 Shelly Weaver / Diva Drumright, OK 16.246 $122.07 5 Cece Chapman / Classic Jazz Man Thomasville, AL 16.246 $122.07 7 Jackie Brand / Rays A Hope Harrison, AR 16.247 $100.53 8 Clara Morris / Perkin The Fire Odessa, MO 16.248 $86.17 9 Ronda Crider / Sruttin Rare Drummond, OK 16.249 $71.81 10 Olivia Peterson / VO Gold Sullivan, MO 16.256 $57.45 11 Lauren Underwood / Seza Easter Jet Meeker, OK 16.260 $43.08 12 Brandy Wright / Lookin Back Smokin Canadian, TX 16.265 $14.36 12 Rhonda Horne / Buddy Mcalester, OK 16.265 $14.36 4D-1 Casey Bruns / Rocky Brookston, TX 16.740 $204.65 2 Janette Woods / Dominate Holdenville, OK 16.742 $161.56 3 Angela Philpot / Little Oakies Dot Bar Sallisaw, OK 16.744 $118.48 3 Roxanne Potter / Dials Best Cash Mt. Vernon, MO 16.744 $118.48 5 Brandi Shipley / Whos Baby Am I Crane, MO 16.752 $96.94 6 Susan Frith / May Jewels Playgirl Thomasville, AL 16.757 $86.17 7 Addi Bennett / Hot Doc Ody Canyon, TX 16.765 $75.40 8 Kelly Townsend / Easter Slippers Valley Mills, TX 16.772 $64.63 9 Clara Morris / Frosted French Moon Odessa, MO 16.790 $53.85 10 Mindy Day / Lils Buckskin Beauty Marshfield, MO 16.796 $43.08 11 Amy Owens / HR Leos Money West Plains, MO 16.798 $32.31 12 Roxanne Bradshaw / Easy Master Cash Rison, AR 16.801 $21.54 5D-1 Tresa Lackey / Docs Tardy Peppy Fairview, OK 17.235 $136.43 2 Michelle Williams / Bar Star Gus Columbus, KS 17.236 $107.71 3 Heather Atkins / Toro Bar Dell Columbia, MO 17.246 $86.17 4 Jennifer Lee-Kovacik / Shannon Kate Bryan, TX 17.255 $71.81 5 Natalie Scott / Cashs Slick Effort Yukon, OK 17.257 $64.63 6 Sami Rabas / Kartells Easy Missie Canyon, TX 17.271 $57.45 7 Holly Hasty / Gunsmoke Pete Jefferson, TX 17.281 $50.26 8 K.D. Koon / Quick Lady Smith Ft Smith, AR 17.283 $43.08 9 Chelsea Schaaf / MP First Moon Hickman, NE 17.292 $35.90 10 Lisa Robinson / Yogi Maud, OK 17.330 $28.72 11 Lisa New / Smooth N Copper Guthrie, OK 17.338 $17.95 11 Brad Florea / Wrecks Bay Bee Parnell, MO 17.338 $17.95 Second Go Results 1D 1 Ashley Nelson / JL Dash Ta Heaven Ardmore, OK 15.148 $475.86 2 Ashley Cadwallader / Bugs Plum Alive Frankford, MO 15.398 $375.69 3 Emily Miller / Ceader Chick Jet Ingalls, KS 15.448 $300.51 4 Tanya Renick / XV Wildchild Kingston, OK 15.479 $250.53 5 Kyra Stierwalt / Roanhorse Rita Leedey, OK 15.494 $225.54 6 Carrie Thompson / Noels Alibi Morton, MS 15.580 $200.34 7 Gina Cates / Hesa Skip Stinger Monticello, AR 15.593 $175.35 8 Angela Gilliam / Bobby Sox Flit Basile, LA 15.602 $150.36 2-D 1 Ashley Snedegar / Look N Sharp Salem, IL 15.652 $341.08 2 Jessica Ortega / Crimson Jo Dash Caddo, OK 15.659 $269.27 3 Micaela Carlile / Texs Winnin Recipe Tahlequah, OK 15.666 $215.42 4 Tammie Goldston / Kits Rollin Bug Amarillo, TX 15.667 $179.52 5 Sierra Tallchief / Leos King Of Spades Bartlesville, OK 15.678 $161.56 6 Caitlin Benjamin / Frenchmans Lil Lady Kansas City, MO 15.690 $143.61 7 D’Ann Gehlsen / Freedom Fly Mission, SD 15.704 $125.66 8 Latricia Duke / Dial It Fast Anson, TX 15.706 $107.71 9 Kendra Elliott / Seza Sugar Intherow Seminole, OK 15.714 $89.76 10 Karla Oller / Ollers Scat Cat Enid, OK 15.715 $71.81 11 Krista Irlbeck / Okey Timetofly Happy, TX 15.720 $53.85 12 Lance Graves / What Fame Hartshorne, OK 15.723 $35.90 3-D 1 Jera Harris / Magic Jet In It Canyon, TX 16.154 $272.86 2 Jessica Taylor / Runnin On Firewater Owasso, OK 16.155 $215.42 3 Kellie Stuckey / Nicks Sky Rocket Beggs, OK 16.159 $157.98 3 Jessica Hohman / Moons American Jet Midland, AR 16.159 $157.98 5 D.J. Crenshaw / A Streak Of Stars Monticello, AR 16.160 $129.25 6 Holly Alsobrook / Bear Edgewood, NM 16.162 $114.89 7 Brandy Wright / Lookin Back Smokin Canadian, TX 16.166 $100.53 8 Martha Rushton / Salin On Smarts Loveland, CO 16.170 $86.17 9 Linda Dyson / Nonstop Firewater Flo Pampa, TX 16.172 $64.63 9 Lindsey Cole / This Sinners A Winner Little Rock, AR 16.172 $64.63 11 Kent Hamit / Freckles Get Down Newcastle, OK 16.180 $43.08 12 Jill Beaty / Extreme Chico Elgin, OK 16.182 $28.72 4-D 1 Roxann Kinsey / Jake Barzo Afton, OK 16.650 $204.65 2 Cori Owen / Nero Lena Kaufman, TX 16.652 $161.56 3 Debbie Chamberlain / Docs Cody Oreo Choctaw, OK 16.656 $129.25 4 Brittany Jones / Bueno Lena Doc Weatherford, TX 16.657 $107.71 5 Paige Boylan / Watch Zanna Jo Leavenworth, KS 16.661 $96.94 6 Jessica Moore / Misters Big Lady Elk City, OK 16.662 $86.17 7 Tammy Tichenor / Streakin Night Cat Wheaton, MO 16.666 $75.40 8 Ronda Crider / Sruttin Rare Drummond, OK 16.674 $64.63 9 Lynn Ray / Frankenstien Los Lunas, NM 16.681 $53.85 10 Jennifer Lee-Kovacik / Shannon Kate Bryan, TX 16.691 $43.08 11 Amy Owens / HR Leos Money West Plains, MO 16.697 $32.31 12 Angie Mullins / Dr Diamond Hulbert, OK 16.700 $10.77 12 Karla Smith / WT Redhawk Shreveport, LA 16.700 $10.77 5-D 1 Charlcie Walker / Naughty Nikki Ft Worth, TX 17.149 $136.43 2 Katie Robinson / Mistys

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Texas Lady 21.921 2nd Ricky Nuckols Miss Redmaker Bay 21.922 3rd Paige Antrobus Real Cool Burgular 22.157 4th Wallis Wimbish Diviroyal Dash 22.167 Round 2 1D 1st Wendy Thornburg Mr Cathoula 19.614 2nd Charles Peoples Lightning Starsnbars 19.699 3rd Dirk Carnahan Flaming Boogie Bug 19.794 4th Troy Priddy BW Tiny Jet 19.921 2D 1st Ross Carnahan Honey B Flyin 20.665 2nd Amanda Padgett Miss June Meyers 20.818 3rd Sarah Fackler Lightning N Diamonds 20.888 4th Nathan Peoples Blazin Jet Time 20.898 3D 1st Eric Schulkers Mandana 21.639 2nd Ricky Park Better B Reckless 21.704 3rd Amanda Channell C.S.A. Texas Lady 21.939 4th Amy Snyder Smoke at Sunrise 21.982 Average 1D 1st Troy Priddy BW Tiny Jet 39.820 2nd Dirk Carnahan Flaming Boogie Bug 40.010 3rd Chuck Givens Sugar Rullah 40.741 4th Wendy Thornburg Mr. Catahoula 40.746 2D 1st Katie Pride Who is Your Daddy 41.950 2nd Chad Fentress Long May You Run 42.121 3rd Sarah Fackler Lightning n Diamonds 42.168 4th Jerry Barrett Code Red Rene 3D 1st Amanda Channell C.S.A. Texas Lady 43.860 2nd Ricky Nuckols Miss Redmaker Bay 43.971 3rd Tommy Stinson Tiny 44.095 4th Ricky Park Better B Reckless 44.321 Kindergarten 1D 1st Glen Law Flitnfiren Lighting 21.316 2D 1st Amanda Padgett Shez So Fine 22.374 3D 1st Kenneth Davis Imatuffredmaker 24.976 Youth Pole Bending Round 1 1D 1st Brandee Addison Rockin Rene 20.462 2nd Payton Carnahan Flying Ross Go Bug 20.472 2D 1st Brock Bawel Johnnys Cooking 22.085 3D 1st Brock Bawel A Real Over Achiever 26.004 2nd Bobbie Jo Schular Willi BD Best 26.005 Round 2 1D 1st Payton Carnahan Flying Ross Go Bug 20.050 2nd Brandee Addison Rockin Rene 20.351 2D None 3D 1st Brock Bawel Johnnys Cooking 22.547 2nd Brock Bawel A Real Over Achiever 22.683 Average 1D 1st Payton Carnahan Flying Ross Go Bug 40.522 2nd Brandee Addison Rockin Rene 40.813 2D None 3D 1st Brock Bawel Johnnys Cookin 44.632 2nd Brock Bawel A Real Over Achiever 48.867 Pee Wee Pole Bending 1D 1st Austin Sanders Chipper 26.826 2D None 3D 1st Murphy Shular Doc 31.642 2nd Jordan Davis Festus 73.463 3rd Colton Peoples LB 85.821 Slot Race 1D 1st Dirk Carnahan Flaming Boogie Bug 19.837 2nd Troy Priddy BW Tiny Jet 19.942 3rd Payton Carnahan Flying Ross Go Bug 20.238 2D 1st Regina McCardle Kolton Dan 20.880 2nd Brock Bawel A Real Over Achiever 20.973 Futurity Pole Bending Round 1 1D 1st Chuck Givens Call Me Tater Salad 20.121 2nd Charles Peoples Lightning LittleLad 20.133 3rd Wendy Thornburg Chix Six Kix 20.262 2D 1st Lance Kendrick It Pays More to Win 21.160 2nd Nathan Peoples Checkers Sugar Babe 21.516 3rd Tommy Masters In Joyabull 21.563 3D 1st Trent Curtis TZ Macareina Chex 22.152 2nd Jason Thomas Marias Rithmo 22.760 3rd Nikki Heinlein PHDS Fancy Lady 22.769 Round 2 1D 1st Nathan Peoples Lightning Bayou 19.973 2nd Trent Tobin TT Redneck Missile 20.200 3rd Tommy Masters RSH Stealing Sugar 20.534 2D 1st Jerry Barrett Redneck Rocket 21.041 2nd Glen Law Flintnfiren Lightning 21.135 3rd Tommy Masters In Joyable 21.203 3D 1st Gregory L Fentress BJS Firewater Honor 22.038 2nd Amanda Padgett Shez So Fine 22.077 3rd Kenneth Davis GSB Mr Randy Myers 22.239 Average 1D 1st Trent Tobin TT Redneck Missile 40.6362nd Charles Peoples Lightnings Littlelad 40.743 3rd Nathan Peoples Lightning Bayou 40.864 2D 1st Tommy Masters In Joyable 42.766 2nd Glen Law Flitnfiren Lightning 42.863 3rd Amanda Padgett Shez So Fine 44.127 3D 1st Trent Curtis TZ Macareina Chex 44.678 2nd Rita Mills Loridan 44.682 3rd Kenneth Davis GSB Mr. Randy Myers 45.169 Amateur Pole Bending Round 1 1D 1st Dirk Carnahan Flaming Bookie Bug 19.740 2nd Trent Tobin TT Redneck Missile 20.305 3rd Kristine Nagy Rocky Dan Jet 20.517 2D 1st Kris Hale Shesa Hit By Lightning 20.872 2nd Chuck Givens Leavin Em Wishin 20.890 3rd Amanda Padgett Miss June Meyers 20.915 3D 1st Amy Snyder Smoke At Sunrise 21.788 2nd Amanda Channell Streak 21.864 3rd Jan Kendrick Sweet N Low 21.890 Round 2 1D 1st Dirk Carnahan Flaming Boogie Bug 20.158 2nd Trent Tobin TT Redneck Missile 20.428 3rd Chuck Givens Sugar Rullah 20.504 2D 1st Thomas Masters In Joyable 21.202 2nd Georgianna Mason Bo Knows Fame 21.292 3rd Glen Law Flitnfiren Lightning 21.359 3D 1st Kirk Lutz Shoot Bug 22.218 2nd Curtis Cruse High Flyin Jet 22.571 3rd Trent Curtis TZ Macareina Chex 22.767 Average 1D 1st Dirk Carnahan Flaming Boogie Bug 39.898 2nd Trent Tobin TT Redneck Missile 40.733 3rd Chuck Givens Sugar Rullah 41.049 2D 1st Regina McCardle Kolton Dan 41.967 2nd Katie Pride Who is Your Daddy 41.979 3rd Brannon Riley One Easy Jet Routine 42.075 3D 1st Bobbie Jo Watkins Buddy Belue 44.169 2nd Wallis Wimbish Diviroyal Dash 44.501 3rd Curtis Cruse High Flyin Jet 45.455

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2009 Dun and White Mare, DUN SHARIN DA REIGN, Registered APHA# 971,941.

Treasured and Secretariat bred. (on her papers) Barrel prospect. $2000

2009 Flashy Bay and White gelding, TUFF ENUFF TA TANGO, Registered APHA# 971586.

Treasured/Streakin Six and Secretariat bred. Dam was out of a AAA producing mare. Track or barrel racing prospect. $2000

8 yr old 1D AQHA Barrel/Pole mare. No Issues, walks in and out of arena, currently being rode in youth classes. Granddaughter of the great TB Stallion Storm Cat. Serious inquiries only.

10 yr old Dun and White Treasured/Pesky Tonka bred APHA mare. Well started and handy.

Has mostly been used as a brood mare. Produces nice babies and all four of her foals have been colored, 2 from paint, 1from QH and 1 from TB stallions. $2500

2010 Indiana Bred AQHA Bay Stallion colt. He is a Streakin Six Grandson by a Grandson of Secretariat and out of a 1D Barrel Mare that is a granddaughter of Shawnee Bug. $2500 1995 Reg. Bay TB mare by Y.Barney and granddaughter of Promised Man. Winner on the race track, second career as Barrel/Pole horse. 7x qualifier for NBHA World. Good Broodmare Prospect.$1000

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King Vet Service – Brad King, DVM Equine Sports Medicine Clinic

“Thank you to all our customers and supporters!”

We are proud to announce that we have moved to a new and improved location to better serve our customers and equine patients!

Our new location features: • Clinic located just 1 ½ miles from I-69 from exit 34, with easier access for big trailers • 4 wash bays/crosstie areas plus separate stocks • 5 – 10 x 12 rubber matted stalls • Rubber flooring throughout clinic including indoor hinging area • Waiting area with plenty of seating for customers • Small animal clinic in front of building [not open yet] • Concrete circular access and parking lot

Keep your horse at his competitive best!

Call Dr. King today for an appointment!

Clinic: 765-378-0382 Cell: 765-760-3792

King Vet Service

9100 South CR 800 West Daleville, IN 47334

Now located on the corner of 800 West and State Road 67 in Daleville, IN

Directions from I-69: Take exit 34, go east for 1 ½ miles to 800 West turn south [rt.] on 800 West and King Vet Clinic is Tan/brick building immediately on the left

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Unsolved (Cowboy) Mysteries

We need our mysteries solved! These two mysteries have gone unsolved....email or call with your answer and win!

July’s Mystery..... ......We Need A Winner!

Last month’s Mystery Family Photo was taken in the mid 60s (we think.) We’ll need as much information as we can on this picture. Help us out with names of people and horses, as well as location.

This family remains very active in both the barrel racing AND horse racing world to date.

There is a good possibility that you may even see some of the family this month at Hoosier Park or at a barrel race.

Correctly identify our mystery cowboy the two cowgirls accompanying him. Give us as much information as possible to win your choice of a one year subscription to The Horse Resource, a “Horsey Hat” or a “Horsey-T.” Please send us your photos from the past.... we’d like to use them in our Mystery of the Month. Horses, people, events, etc... Send via email to: thehorseresource@msn.com or mail to The Horse Resource 12601 S CR 200 W Muncie, IN 47302 We will return your original photos to you.

June’s Mystery a Tough One..... ......We Need A Winner!

June’s Mystery Cowboy is shown in the first picture turning a barrel at a show somewhere in Ohio. We are not sure of the location, maybe you can help us with that portion of our mystery. The inset shows him picking up a second place ribbon at the same show. The year was approximately 1966.

This cowboy and his wife met showing the horses and continued to show horses at contesting events and rodeos and had a son who followed in their footsteps.

Recently they are enjoying their grandchildren and you may run into them at a barrel race together.

Email us or call with your answer and you could be our June winner!

Do You Still Like Playing? Help Us Out.....

We are running low on photos.....Please send us your older photos of horsemen and women (and kids) that are still active in the horse business today. Or if you have pictures of a well known horse or event....that will mix things up a bit. We’re up for some new mysterys if you are!!

Keep sending us those photos!! Send via email to thehorseresource@msn.com or mail to 12601 S CR 200 W Muncie, IN 47302 Page 67

The “Fast” Horse Resource 12601 S. CR 200 W. Muncie, IN 47302

THANK YOU!!!

PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 7 CANEY, KS 67333

VC Ranch was happy to stand two outstanding stallions in 2011 and would like to thank all of the mare owners who chose First to Shake Six or Chicks Dash Easy to sire their 2012 foals. We are excited to see what 2012 and the future will bring!!!

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CHICKSDash EASY FIRST toSHAKE Gray AQHA Stallion 96 SI Chicks Beduino X Designer Dash By Dash For Cash

2001 Chestnut AQHA Stallion SI98 First Down Dash X Shake Em Six By Streakin Six

Property of: Ken & Reba George, Caney, KS

Property of: Vick & Christa Conway, Muncie, IN

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***NEWSFLASH***

Talleys First Shake qualified for the Grade 2 Zia Park Derby. VC Ranch wishes this son of First to Shake Six and his connections GOOD LUCK in the Finals on July 30th!!

Talleys First Shake is out of La Talea by Real Runaway.

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Training Day Clinics Full Care Board call for rates and availabilty

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Offering experience in several venues of the Barrel Racing World, with success in Futurities, NBHA State, NBHA Regional, NBHA World, Professional Rodeo and many Locally based Associations, as a team, our goal is to mold a horse with a good foundation and a good mind. We will be accepting a limited number of horses in 2011 for barrel racing & pole bending training. (NO breaking)

HORSES FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES.

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