The "Fast" Horse Resource October 2011 Issue

VOLUME 4

ISSUE 10

OCTOBER 2011

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

QHRAI SPEED SALE - Bid on Your Future October 23, 2011....Read more inside

Going Once....

Going Twice....

SOLD!!!!

Also Inside • NBHA Indiana State Show • Barks N Bits with Bella

• The Gordon Mobley Stakes • IBRA News 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!

Don’t Miss It!!!

QHRAI

SPEED SALE

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.

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

Preview...

OCTOBER 22ND

Plan to come after the QH races at Hoosier Park to join in the fun with QHRAI and preview the horses for the sale.

The Action Starts:

OCTOBER 23RD @ 1PM

at NEW CASTLE COVERED ARENA, (Henry County Fairgrounds, New Castle, Indiana)

Watch QHRAI.NET and your mailbox for more info.

Consignment Forms due by Sept. 9th, 2011!

The QHRAI Speed Salet 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

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

QUARTER HORSE DAY at

HOOSIER PARK and The Fastest Horses

with

Q.H.R.A.I.

on The Track

Saturday, October 8 • First Race 12:30 pm First Ever "Quarter Horse Day" at Hoosier Park featuring a full race card of Quarter Horse races, including...

Miss Roxie Little

Governor’s Stake

Hoosier Park Classic

Sterlie Bertram

$100,000 Added Indiana Bred 2 year olds 350 yards - Trials $100,000 Added Indiana Bred 4 year olds & up 400 yards - Finals

$75,000 Added Open 2 year olds 350 yards - Trials

$100,000 Added Indiana Bred 3 year olds 350 yards - Finals

• AQHA Youth Racing Experience through the QHRAI & AQHA • Mechanical Bull • Q-Racing Ace - AQHA guest handicapper John Hernandez will conduct a free racing seminar, on-air handicapping tips and other great services throughout the day all courtesy of the AQHA • Interactive games and children's activities • Live Mule Races “ Q.H.R.A.I. is hosting a complimentary dinner for our horsemen and women after the Races on October 8th, Quarter Horse Day. Please plan to join us in the Hoosier Park Clubhouse around 7:00 for dinner, entertainment, and a chance to relax and catch up with your QH friends."

Go to www.QHRAI.net for the most up to date information from the Quarter Horse Racing Association of Indiana

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Graphic Design by: Christa Conway * The Horse Resource

Enjoy Indiana's best Quarter Horse racing, Wild West-themed food & drink plus lots of fun family entertainment!

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

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ur leaves around here have already started to change. I love the beauty of fall and I enjoy wearing my hoodies and jeans to the barn this time of year. This is just another reminder to enjoy each day as it comes, God puts blessings in front of us all of the time, we just have to “see” them.

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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 Tent Hoarder Posts: 1734 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: 2280 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!!!

Neros Winning Chick Posted 2011-09-08 10:36 PM Extreme Veteran Posts: 549 Location: MN For dry cracked hooves mix equal parts pine tar, turpentine and linseed oil. Brush on 2-3 times a week...making sure to brush it well into the hairline.

LQELNTD Posted 2011-09-09 11:14 AM Location: Texas RE:canrunner - 2011-06-29 10:37 PM OK I have been reading thru this and does anyone have a good home remedy for rope or string burns on the back of the front foot. we just thought we had all the hay strings picked up and still haven’t found it. I have been spraying his foot down really well 2X a day and pitting pink crud on it but it just isnt healing as quick as I know it can.

I know for people, hemeroid (spelling?) ointment works to take the burn/soreness out....

H20girl Posted 2011-09-14 9:36 AM Elite Veteran Posts: 925 I like to use wd-40 on the feet to tuffen them up, just spray on the bottom before you ride, I dont use it all the time, but

have had good luck, also us wd for cockaburs, takes them out of tails without pulling alot of hair out, sakota84 Posted 2011-09-17 9:05 AM Member Posts: 11 Location: Missouri Home Remedy for deep cuts that are difficult to apply stiches in: I have seen and personally used this many times and have recommended it to many of my friends and seen it work on their horses as well.

1. 8oz Vaseline (or cheaper kind) - Keeps the wound free of dirt and moisture while it heals.

2. 8oz Honey 3. 8oz Adolf’s Meat Tenderizer (eliminates proud flesh and keeps it from forming) 4. 8oz Cod Liver Oil (found in the baking/spices isle) Stir all these together and use gloves. The cod liver oil will stick in your skin for a while if you are not careful. Clean wound good with cool water and apply using a soft bristle paint brush. Apply every day for five days. Do not wash once applied. After 5 days rinse out and start the process over. Do not wrap! The wound will start to heal from the inside out and leave no scar and no white hairs.

I had a red roan mare that got ran into a fence. She had sliced her leg from her hock down into her hoof all the way around. It was a flab of skin just hanging on. I wrapped that one piece for a small while to give it a chance to reconnect. Applied this everyday. Never once saw a vet and she healed with a single scar! Can’t even tell the incident had occured. It smells horrid, but it really does work and recommend it to anyone with a nasty cut.

I have also heard that WD-40 works wonders if sprayed on sore muscles. Haven’t tried it yet!

Read more at www.barrelhorseworld.com

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QHRAI - Speed Sale & Quarter Horse Day 2-3 Letter From Editor 4 Barrel Talk 4 Horseshoe Hunt 4 Table of Contents 5 The Staff 5 Calendar of Events 7 My Daddy Always Said 7 Barrel Horse World Calendar of Events 8-9 NPBA News 10 News 11-13 QHRAI News 14-17 Indiana NBHA State Championships 20-24 IBRA News 26-29 Barks N Bits w/Bella 30 Indiana Horse Council Quarterly News 32-33 Equine Hoof Balancing.....w/Steve Fisch 36-37 Horses And Heels 38-39 CMSA News 40-41 Teen Corral with Clint Van 42-43 Indiana High School Rodeo Association 48-49 IJRA News 50-51 Christian Cowboy Collection 52 Bro Brad Curtis - On the Trail 53 Fence Talk 53 Classifieds 54-55 Business Card Directory 56 Advertising & Distribution Info 57 Subscription Form 57 Stallion Directory 58 Results 59 Li’l Cowpokes Corral 60 Mystery of the Month 63

Advertiser’s Index 2High Dollar Ranch 18 AVS Equine 34 BB Productions/Barrel Bash 23 Brad King Vet Service 62 Brandin Iron 47 Calendar Time Back Cover Circle G Arena 30 Conway Customs 59 Cowpokes 61 Equine Veterinary Hospital 10 Famous JR 12 Fast Horse Resource Calenders 24 First to Shake Six 19 Fly Away Farms 39 IBRA - Lewsburg, OH Futurity & Preffered Show 46 IBRA - Murfreesboro, TN 3D Futurity & Preffered Show 45 IBRA Thanksgiving Preffered Show - Lewisburg, OH 44 Jim Martin Farrier Service 10 Mark Crull, Farrier 13 Murphy Trailer Sales 27 Puhl’s Photography 31 Reveal 4-N -1 25 Smooth Run Equine 13 VC Ranch 37 White Horse Ranch 6

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Starting Them Right...

Offering Several Race Bred Yearlings, Weanlings & Broodmares through the QHRAI Speed Sale on October 23, 2011

YEARLINGS:

*WH Super Hero IN Bred Sorrel colt

by Fishin Kisses X Blazin Culture (4X Winner by Blazin Bryan, Multiple AAA Producing mare)

*WH Mercy Me IN Bred Chestnut filly

by Real Visions X Vegas On My Mind (Multiple AAA & Stakes Producing mare)

WEANLINGS:

*Stormin B Gray filly by First N Cool X Blustery (Own

daughter of Seperatist, AAA Producing Mare)

*WH Angel Jo Baby *WH Johnnie Boy Red IN Bred Chestnut filly IN Bred Chestnut colt

by Chicks Dash Easy by Jonathon Perry X X Rock Chalk Catie (By Fast Mans Dash

Count Giacomo, Multiple AAA (By Heza Fast Man, Grade 1 Stakes Producing mare) Producing mare)

*WH Simply Dashing IN Bred Sorrel colt

by Simply Macho X A Dash of Beauty (AA Producer by All American Winner, A Classic Dash)

*WH Eye M Super- IN Bred Gray filly by Mr Eye Opener X Angies Special Effort (Own daughter of Special Effort, Grade 1 Multiple AAA & Stakes Producing mare. Full sister to this filly has a SI95)

*WH Rare Dash- IN Bred Bay colt by Rare Cigar X A Dash of Beauty (AA

Producer by All American Winner, A Classic Dash)

*WH Blazen Beach - IN Bred Sorrel filly by Escondido Beach X Blazin Culture (4X Winner by Blazin Bryan, Multiple AAA Producing mare) *WH Stone Ridge - IN Bred Sorrel filly by Brimmstone X Oakridge Jessiejames (Daughter of A Beduino Burgler) *WH Design By Dash- IN Bred Sorrel colt by Brimmstone X Fast Mans Dash (By Heza Fast Man, Grade 1 Stakes Producing mare)

BROODMARES:

*Merridocs Call- Merridoc X Call Deb (Reb’s Policy) - Own daughter of Merridoc with one foal to race running out a SI of 102. Sells in foal to First to Shake Six *Vegas on My Mind- Mind Game (Own son of Easy Jet) X First Vegas Trip (Trois Vegas) - Multiple AAA & Stakes Producer.

Sells in foal to First Down Straw (Foal IN & FL bred eligible) *Fast Mans Dash- Heza Fast Man X Designer Dash (Dash for Cash) - Grade 1 Stakes Producer. Sells in Foal to First to Shake Six *Pakalena- Strawflyin Buds X Can O Buggs (Sir Austin Duncan) Own daughter of Strawflyin Buds. Sells in Foal to First to Shake Six *Blazin Culture- Blazin Bryan X Class N Culture (First Down Dash) - 4X Winner in Texas (Sam Houston), Multiple AAA Producer. Sells in Foal to First to Shake Six

*Roll La Jolla La- Streakin La Jolla X (Roll Penny Roll (Pie in the Sky) - Own daughter of Streakin La Jolla. Sells in Foal to First to Shake Six *Broken Stripe TB- Quiet Enjoyment X Mild Speculator (Speculating) Multiple Stakes Producer. Sells in Foal to First Down Straw (Foal IN & FL bred eliglble) *Appealing Place TB- Out of Place X Appealing Victory (World Appeal) Sells in Foal to First Down Straw (Foal IN & FL bred eligible)

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Calendar of Events

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October 10/1

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

10/1 [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

10/1 [May Issue] Circle X Winchester

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

101/-10/2 Columbus All Breed Training Club, Champions Center, 4122 Laybourne Rd., Springfield, OH, www.championscenterexpo.com 937-324-4353 10/2

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

10/3-10/8 [August Issue] IBRA NATIONAL FINALS - Wilmington, OH at Roberts Arena - Over $300,000 estimated Payout & Awards - **Must be an IBRA member to enter** Coggins & Health Papers required Cash Only Day of Show- visit www. ibra.us for more info 10/8-10/9 Gem City Dog Agility Club Show, Champions Center, 4122 Laybourne Rd., Springfield, OH, www.championscenterexpo.com 937324-4353 10/8-10/9 October 8-9—O.E.A.A. Open Show, Champions Center, 4122 Laybourne Rd., Springfield, OH, www.championscenterexpo.com 937324-4353 10/8-10/9 (Aug issue) HCSC Fall Extravaganza $800 ADDED -NBHA approved IN02 IN 01, show starts at 9am both days. Call 765-524-2400 or visit www.hcsaddleclub.com 10/7-10/9 [August Issue] Lincoln, NE 2011 Cowgirl Tuff Barrel Bash $5,400 Added + HAWKI+BRIF BONUS TOTAL ADDED $30,000+ -Mail with 2 weeks prior to event start date -Checks payable to BB Productions -Questions? 641-7455845 www.Barrelbash.com Page 7

10/8

PtHA of Illinois colors are falling show 8:00am sharp Fox Valley Saddle Association 44W300 Rohrsen Rd, Hampshire IL. 60140 Contact Jennifer Driessens 815-441-5165 or email sjt3d@yahoo.com www. illinoispinto.com

10/8-10/9

[May Issue] Tri-State Horsemans Wabash Co. All contest 12pm Contact: Jodi Price 618-299-2819

10/8-10/9-10/10

Illinois State Buckskin Association 2011 Heartland Holiday Circuit Shows, 8:00am.

Rawlings Arena, Delavan, IL. Contact: Dan Vincent 815-562-9552 Open classes offered. PAC Approved www.freewebs.com/illinoisbuckskin

10/9 18th Annual Event - SADDLE

UP TRAIL RIDE for St. Jude Children’s Hospital at the Water Wheel Farm Fredon Tsp. Newton, NJ - Registration 10am RAIN DATE: Oct. 16th - Must bring your own horse, Coggins required. - Petting Zoo - Call Sandy @ 973-691-8641 for more info. Prizes awarded.

10/14 [May Issue] Tri-State Horsema IBRA IN 05@ GC Fairgrounds All contest 6pm Contact: Laura Whitsitt 812-630-3837

10/14-10/16 [August Issue] Jackson, OH 2011 Cowgirl Tuff Barrel Bash $5,400 Added -Mail with 2 weeks prior to event start date -Checks payable to BB Productions -Questions? 641-745-5845 www.

Barrelbash.com 10/15 [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

10/16 IBRA Bluegrass Saddle Club

Show starts punctually at 7:30 Info: Butch Corder 502-931-3653 Annie Peterson 502-558-1136

10-15-10/16 [May Issue] TriState Horsemans NBHA IN 05 @ GC Fairgrounds All contest Contact: David or Teresa Edwards 812-7794051 or 812-779-7773 10/15 [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

10/16-10/18

Lewisburg, OH at Circle G Arena - Down Under Horsemanship Clinic - www. circlegarena.us

10/21-10/22 Mid Ohio Walking Horse Show, Champions Center, 4122 Laybourne Rd., Springfield, OH, www.championscenterexpo.com 937324-4353 10/22 [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

10/23

QHRAI SPEED SALE - At Henry County Indiana Fairgrounds - Covered Arena - New Castle, IN Yearlings, 2 Year Olds, Horses of Race Age, Broodmares, Weanlings, Barrel Prospects Watch QHRAI.NET for more info. Contact Tom Mosley at 765-307-1376, Michelle Collins at 317-509-6372 or Kevin Cleary Jr at 317-657-7836

10/28-10/30 [August Issue] Gifford, IL 2011 Cowgirl Tuff Barrel Bash $5,400 Added -Mail with 2 weeks prior to event start date -Checks payable to BB Productions -Questions? 641-745-5845 www.

Barrelbash.com

November

9/30-10/2 [August Issue] Lyons, KS 2011 Cowgirl Tuff Barrel Bash $5,400 Added -Mail with 2 weeks prior to event start date -Checks payable to BB Productions -Questions? 641-7455845 www.Barrelbash.com 11/4-11/6 Leslie Desmond Clinic Canton GA www.lesliedesmond. com(770)238-2951 www. blackthornfarms.combfs_hoss@ yahoo.com 11/19 [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

11/19-11/20 Chicagoland Equestrian Lifestyle Expo & Holiday Market - Lake County Fairgrounds Expo Center - Grayslake IL Saturday 10am to 7pm - Sunday 10am to 5pm One day tickets $8 two-day passes $14. Complete information online at wwwlHorsemensCouncil.org or toll free 1-866-384-9161 11/25-11/26 [May Issue] Tri-State Horsemans NBHA Black Diamond Arena All contest Fri 3pm Sat 10am Contact: Dan Gutzweiler 812-2059381 11/25-11/27 [August Issue] Columbia, MO 2011 Cowgirl Tuff Barrel Bash $5,400 Added -Mail with 2 weeks prior to event start date -Checks payable to BB Productions -Questions? 641-745-5845 www.

Barrelbash.com 11/25-11/27 SOQHA Turkey Circuit, Champions Center, 4122 Laybourne Rd., Springfield, OH, www.championscenterexpo.com 937324-4353

Shepherdsville KY Warm-ups 6pm

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ALBERTA, CANADA

10/6-10/9 Canadian Barrel Horse Incentive Fut/Der/Open Thorsby, AB

ALABAMA

10/14 IBRA&Jackpot Barrel Race Dothan, AL 10/22 Summerdale Western Store Arena Summerdale, AL 10/22 RESCHDULED TO LATER DATEGulf Coast Barrel Racing 2011 Saddle Series Foley, AL

ARKANSAS

10/1 Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser for Red Gate Rescue Witcherville, AR 10/1 NBHA AR10 Clarksville, AR 10/1 Ed Bowen Memorial- Reschedule Hindsville, AR 10/1 $7,500 Added 2nd Annual Jackson Orman Memorial Wynne, AR 10/1 Fall River Run 2011 - DATE CHANGES West Memphis, AR 10/2 NBHA AR10 Clarksville, AR 10/4 Marchants BBR approved Tuesday Night Barrel Series Springdale, AR 10/4 Open Barrel Practice at Seamans Indoor Arena Birdell, AR 10/7 NWA 4D BRA-$100 Added Springdale, AR 10/7 Buckle Series Play day at Seamans Indoor Arena Birdell, AR 10/7-10/8 LAVACA ALL MULE RODEO Lavaca, AR 10/8 District AR-09 NBHA $1000.00 Added 4th Annual Fall Barrel Blast Maynard, AR 10/10 Waldron Fall Buckle Series - $15EF - Barrels On A Budget Waldron, AR 10/11 Marchants BBR Approved Tuesday Night Barrel Series Springdale, AR 10/11 NWA 4D BRA-$100 Added Springdale, AR 10/11 Open Barrel Practice at Seamans Indoor Arena Birdell, AR 10/14-10/16 Rienhardt Barrel Clinic Texarkana, AR 10/14 NBHA AR 05 Barrel Race - *$500 Added Vilonia, AR 10/14-10/16 $2500 Added NBHA and Open 4D Vilonia, AR 10/14 Buckle series playday Birdell, AR 10/15-10/16 NBHA AR10 Clarksville, AR 10/15-10/16 ABRA FALL JACKPOT $500 Added Pine Bluff, AR 10/15 $500 added Open $50 added Youth Nashville, AR 10/15 2nd Annual Sharon Epperson Memorial Barrel Race - $500 Added Waldron, AR 10/18 Marchants BBR Approved Tuesday Night Barrel Series Springdale, AR 10/18 Open Barrel Practice at Seamans Indoor Arena Birdell, AR 10/21 NWA 4D BRA-$100 Added Springdale, AR 10/22 NWA BRA- Race for the Cure $500 Added Bentonville, AR 10/22 Lacey’s Love Benefit Barrel Race$500 Added Searcy, AR 10/23 A-OK’s $500 Added Race For The Cure! Natural Dam, AR 10/24 Waldron Fall Buckle Series - $15EF - Barrels On A Budget Waldron, AR

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10/25 Marchants BBR Approved Tuesday Night Barrel Series Springdale, AR 10/25 Open Barrel Practice at Seamans Indoor Arena Birdell, AR 10/28 Buckle series playday Birdell, AR 10/29 NBHA AR06 @ ASU Jonesboro Jonesboro, AR 10/29 NWA 4D BRA- FINALS Bentonville, AR 10/29 $600 added 4-D Barrel Race and Pole Bend Birdell, AR

ARIZONA

10/8 Bagdad Gymkhana Buckel Series Bagdad, AZ

CALIFORNIA

10/7-10/9 Barrel Racing Clinic with Melanie Southard Pacifica, CA 10/14-10/16 SJVR4D $1000 Added to Open $100 to other classes Stockton, CA 10/22 Ventura County NBHA Simi Valley, CA

COLORADO

10/29 Summer Sizzling Saddle Seires Barrel Race $200 Added BBR Denver West, CO

FLORIDA

10/1 LBRA Open 5D $3000 Guaranteed Payout! Milton, FL 10/7 Sunshine Barrel Racers Association Zolfo Springs, FL 10/7 $200 Added Barrel Jackpot Branford, FL 10/8 Columbia County Riding Club (nonprofit) Lake City, FL 10/15 Arcadia All Florida Saddle Club Monthly Speed Show Arcadia, FL 10/15 Jackpot Obstacle Challenge Course Chipley, FL 10/15 Big Lake Trailriders Okeechobee, FL 10/22 Columbia County Riding Club (nonprofit) Lake City, FL 10/28 Arcadia All Florida Saddle Club 4D Jackpot Arcadia, FL 10/28 Bradford Riding Club Jackpot $200 to $600 added Starke, FL 10/29 Bradford Riding Club Frolic Starke, FL

GEORGIA

10/1 $1250 added NBHA GA-04 Manley Arena Eatonton, GA 10/1 OFSC Speed Event Series Thomson, GA 10/2 Cox Arena Poles/Barrels Buckle Series Silver Creek, GA 10/6-10/9 $15000 NBHA GA. State Championship show Conyers, GA 10/8 TURN3 Jackpot Valdosta, GA 10/8 Rolling Hills Saddle Club Jackpot Barrels! Alpharetta, GA 10/9 OCSC 1st Sunday $$$$ Running!

Stephens, GA 10/15 $500 Added Money Barrel Race Rising Fawn, GA 10/16 GA 8 Circle W Arena Jesup, GA 10/16 Winter Buckle Series Barrel Race/ Pole Bending- Covered Arena Chatsworth, GA 10/22 JustAmere Barrels/Poles/Goats Buckle Series Hahira, GA 10/22 West Ga Jr Rodeo Finals moved to Oct 22 Winston, GA 10/28 Lambert Stables Buckle Series (added money) Winston, GA 10/30 Winter Buckle Series Barrel Race/ Pole Bending- Covered Arena Chatsworth, GA

IOWA

10/15 DCF Tying and Turning Adel, IA

ILLINOIS

10/1 Lawrence County Fairgrounds (IL) NPBA & IBRA Sumner, IL 10/8-10/9 $1,600 Guaranteed Added Money Mt. Carmel, IL 10/14 KWI Barrel Shows - Kankakee County Kankakee, IL 10/15-10/16 IBRA/NBHA IL-05 Barrel Race DuQuoin, IL

INDIANA

10/1 Lawrence Co. Saddle Club~Bedford, IN~NBHA IN03 & 04 Speed Show Bedford, IN 10/15 Yankeetown Arena NBHA IN04 Poles & Barrels Henryville, IN

KANSAS

10/1 Barrel Racing Revival Haysville, KS 10/1 Dalton Days Jackpot Barrels Added Money Coffeyville Kansas, KS 10/2 NBHA KS11 4D Barrel Races - War Mar Arena Paola, KS 10/2 KS01 Barrel Race Tonganoxie, KS 10/2 6th Annual Hoxie Barrel Racing Buckle Series Hoxie, KS 10/2 Dalton Days Team Roping Coffeyville Kansas, KS 10/4 Smith Center Barrel Races Smith Center, KS 10/5 Open 4D Jackpot Mulvane, KS 10/5 M Bar T Barrel Jackpot Buckle Series Russel, KS 10/7-10/9 Kay Blandford Barrel Racing Clinic Cleveland, MO/ Bucyrus, KS 10/8 Fort Leavenworth Stables Barrel Blast Fort leavenworth, KS 10/8 Turn.Burn.Cure. Derby, KS 10/8 NBHA KS 07 Double Header Jackpot Scott City, KS 10/8-10/9 EKTEC Uniontown, KS 10/9 6th Annual Hoxie Barrel Racing Buckle Series Hoxie, KS 10/9 OPEN 3-D JACKPOT KBRA Williamstown, KS 10/14-10/16 2011 Kansas Sunflower Futurity Scott City, KS 10/15 Fall Horse & Tack Sale Atchison, KS 10/15 NBHA KS11 - 4D Barrel Races Pearce Arena, Lane, KS 10/16 KS01 Barrel Race Tonganoxie, KS 10/18 Smith Center Barrel Races Smith Center, KS 10/19 Open 4D Jackpot Mulvane, KS 10/19 KS Expo Centre Ks09 Weds Night Fundraiser Topeka, KS 10/30 NBHA KS01 - Prime Performance And Halloween Costume Contest Lawrence, KS

KENTUCKY

10/8 4 sets of Points - AQHA Barrels & Poles Richmond, KY 10/9 4 sets of Points - AQHA Barrels & Poles Richmond, KY

LOUISIANA

10/1 APRA/UPRA/TSRA Natchitoches, LA 10/1 Fall 2011 WRC Awards Series West Monroe, LA 10/1 NBHA La05 Barrel Run (Single run only) Ruby, LA 10/1 Jeff Davis Riders Club Crowley, LA

10/1 Red River Riders Playday Vivian, LA 10/1-10/2 $7,500 Added 4D Sugarfest Classic New Iberia, LA 10/1 Cloverleaf Barrel Racing Association - Show # 4 Springhill, LA 10/1 River Cities Barrel Racers Pollock, LA 10/2 NBHA LA 03 DeRidder, LA 10/7 CC’s Riding Club Crowley, LA 10/8 MRC Saddle Series - 5D Barrels Show # 4 Minden, LA 10/9 ABRA New Iberia, LA 10/12 4-D Barrel Race and Jackpot Pole Bending Lake Charles, LA 10/13 NBHA LA 03 DeRidder, LA 10/14 CLBRA $500 Added Money Run Bastrop, LA 10/15 NBHA La.05- 4D Barrel Run Jonesville, LA 10/15 CLBRA $2500 Added Money Run Bastrop, LA 10/15 River Cities Barrel Racers To Be Announced, LA 10/16 NBHA LA 03 Crowley, LA 10/21 JDRC Jackpot Rodeo Crowley, LA 10/22 $1,300-Boo Barrel Bash Crowley, LA 10/22 MRC Saddle Series - 5D Barrels Show # 5 Minden, LA 10/25 Jackpot poles & open 4D barrels sulphur, LA 10/29 Jeff Davis Riders Club Crowley, LA 10/29-10/30 Lynn Mckenzie Barrel Clinic Ringgold, LA

MINNESOTA

10/1-10/2 over $5,000 added Barrel Race and Pole Bending Verndale, MN 10/1-10/2 Martin Saddle Rep for Saddle Fittings Verndale, MN 10/1-10/2 Sundby Enterprises Futurity and Open 4D Barrel Race Verndale, MN 10/7-10/9 Charmayne James Barrel Racing Clinic Winona, MN

MISSOURI

10/1 $$$1000 added to Open BBR approved NBHA MO-07 Mcnail Indoor arena Lebanon Lebanon, MO 10/1 Heartland Barrel Racing Association - Barrel race at Mingo Saddle Club * $100 Added * BBR-approved Puxico, MO 10/1 $$$500 Added -Adrian Bit & Spur Adrian, MO 10/2 $500 Added M0 01 Fall Sunday Series Barrel Race - BBR approved Humansville, MO 10/7 $150 Added Jackpot Cleveland, MO 10/8 $250.00 Added Barrel Race/Rock’n RV Arena/BBR pending Mountain View, MO 10/8 Barrel Racing/Pole Bending Clinic Lone Wolf Arena Cleveland, MO 10/8 $250 Added M0 01 Barrel Race - Oak Grove, MO 10/9 Lone Wolf Summer Sunday $150.00 Added Series Cleveland, MO 10/9 Fall Sunday Barrel Series hosted by MO - 01 Humansvilles, MO 10/9 NBHA MO 03 & Stoddard Cty Cowboy Church Puxico, MO 10/14 Finley River Summer Series $100 Added BBR Approved!!! Ozark, MO 10/15 NBHA MO-06 Barrel Race Maryville, MO 10/15 Granby Saddle Club Shodeo

Granby, MO 10/15 Lucky J 8th Annual Winter Saddle Series Carthage, MO 10/15 Heartland Barrel Racing Association * Buck & Spain Stables * $1000 ADDED * BBR-approval pending Jackson, MO 10/15 $250 Added To Open Mo 01 Barrel Race @ Pleasant Hill (42 hits) Pleasant Hill, MO 10/15 NBHA MO-07 $$$200 added to Open McNail Indoor arena Lebanon, MO 10/16 Fall Sunday Barrel Series hosted by MO - 01 Humansvilles, MO 10/16 Lucky J 8th Annual Winter Saddle Series Carthage, MO 10/21 Hawk Point Arena - Open Barrel Jackpot Hawk Point, MO 10/21 Finley River Summer Series. BBR Approved Ozark, MO 10/22 2nd Annual Barrel Bonanza Sponsored by Rob Hamann with American Family Insurance Hawk Point, MO 10/22 Heartland Barrel Racing Association * Barrel race at Odom’s Arena * $500 Added * BBR-approved Grandin, MO 10/22 Barrel Racing Buckle Series- added money Cleveland MO/Bucyrus KS, MO 10/22 RPM Barrel Racing $250 Added to open $100 added to youth!!!! BBR Approved! Ozark, MO 10/23 Barrel Racing Buckle Series- added money Cleveland MO/Bucyrus KS, MO 10/23 Fall Sunday Barrel Series hosted by MO - 01 Humansvilles, MO 10/29 $$$$$500 added to Open barrels BBR & MO 07 Buckle Series Barrels & Poles Lebanon, MO 10/30 Barrel Racing Buckle Series- added money Cleveland MO/Bucyrus KS, MO

MISSISSIPPI

10/1 3rd Annual Grand Slam 4D Barrel Run Leakesville, MS 10/1-10/2 RAM CHALLENGE Brandon, MS 10/8 $500 Added NBHA MS07 Barrel Race Collinsville, MS 10/8 NBHA MS09 Purvis/Richton, MS 10/8 NBHA MS01 $100 added to Open Sarah, MS 10/14-10/16 Horse Poor Barrel Racing Starkville, MS 10/14-10/15 South Ms Horse Assoc.

Gallman, MS 10/15 R.W. Horse Show Grenada, MS 10/22 NBHA MS01 Point Show Senatobia, MS 10/28-10/29 Halloween Barrel Bash, $3000 Added Meridian, MS 10/29 Trick Or Treat 4-D Barrel Run Prentiss, MS

MONTANA

10/14-10/16 Molly Powell Level 2 Barrel Clinic Laurel, MT 10/22-10/23 Montana Women’s Finals Joliet, MT

NORTH CAROLINA

10/1 EZ Run Pro Barrel Race Kenly, NC 10/20 EZ Run Pro Barrel Race Benson, NC 10/29 4th Annual Halloween Ho Down Benson, NC

NEW JERSEY

10/16 Legacy Ranch Howell, NJ Coapproved with NJ IBRA Howell, NJ

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10/22-10/23 Lynn McKenzie Barrel Racing Clinic Lordsburg, NM

OHIO

10/1 NBHA OH 07 WB Ranch $3800 Added Money Show Swanton, OH 10/2 Barrel Show Buffalo, OH 10/2 NBHA OH 07 WB Ranch Big Added Money Show Swanton, OH 10/8 NBHA Ohio 02,08,00, Penn Ohio Rated Show Negley, OH 10/21 PETE OEN Barrel Racing Clinic in Ohio Belle Center, OH

OKLAHOMA

10/1 Added Money & Buckle Benefit For Kelly Blanton! Owasso, OK 10/1-10/2 Flying Cow Arena Barrel Series ***Added Money*** at Finals Afton, OK 10/1 NBHA OK05 - OK Corral Harrah, OK 10/1-10/2 Two Day Saddle Jackpot Woodward, OK 10/1-10/2 Christian Cowboy Gathering Shawnee, OK 10/1 $2000 Added Annual Benefit Barrel Race for the TEAM Checotah, OK 10/1 4-D Barrel race Wynnewood Rodeo Arena Wynnewood, OK 10/1 Open Jr. Rodeo & Open Barrel Race, Team Roping, and Calf Roping Locust Grove, OK 10/1 Dalton Days Jackpot Barrels Added Money & Team Roping Coffeyville Kansas, OK 10/1 OCA #14-BBR-$100 added Talala, OK 10/1-10/2 Tana Renick Barrel Clinic Mead, OK 10/2 Collinsville RUC Playday Collinsville, OK 10/2 Piedmont Round Up Club Piedmont, OK 10/2 Promise Acres 4D Barrel Race Series Sapulpa, OK 10/2 Tyler Magnus Team Roping School Sapulpa, OK 10/2 Owasso RUC Playday Owasso, OK 10/2 Champion Barrel Racer, Penny Treeby-Hudgens 1-day Mini Clinic Stillwater, OK 10/2 SSRUC Play Day Sand Springs, OK 10/2 Skiatook Round Up Club Playday Skiatook, OK 10/2 A-OK’s $100 ADDED, BBR Pending at Hamilton Sports Arena Vian, OK 10/2 Rockin’ C Arena Buckle Playday Series Talala, OK 10/3 D&D Productions 5D Buckle Series Skiatook, OK 10/3 BBR Approved 4-D Barrel Race Muldrow, OK 10/3 Tri-K Minco RUC 6 Week Series Minco, OK 10/4 The King’s Pen Arena /Cowboy Gatherin Team Roping Practice Inola, OK 10/4 Checotah Tuesday Barrel Race Checotah, OK 10/4 OK Corral Indoor 4D BBR Barrel Race Every Tuesday Night. Harrah, OK 10/4 Youth and Open 4D Barrel Race Cherokee, OK 10/4 Murray State College 5D Jackpot Tishomingo, OK 10/4 Tuesday Night Exb and JP @ Barker Ranch Ardmore, OK 10/5 BBR Approved Buckle Series McAlester, OK 10/5 Ketchum RUP 4-D Barrel Event Ketchum, OK 10/5 Barrel Exhibitions Only Newcastle, OK 10/5 Ranch Sorting Practice-CPH Arena Owasso, OK 10/6 5-D Buckle Barrel Series Pryor, OK 10/6 Saddle Series Playday!! Hartshorne, OK 10/6 5D Open Jackpot BBR Approved Barrel Race at the Gene Autry Roping Club Arena Gene Autry, OK 10/6 $100 added Thursday 4D Beggs, OK 10/6 Circle L / Wild Notions Series #1 Ochelata, OK 10/7 Oklahoma Wagons Ho Pasture Barrel Race Skiatook, OK 10/7 Rockin’ C Fall Progressive $3,000 Min. Added $$ Series Talala, OK 10/7 Oklahoma Championship Wagon Races-Pasture Barrel Race Skiatook, OK 10/7-10/9 PacWest Rocktober Fest

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Ardmore, OK 10/7 Lightning J Arena Okemah, OK 10/7 He Paid Your Fees Series Muskogee, OK 10/8 Oklahoma Wagons Ho Pasture Barrel Race Skiatook, OK 10/8 OBRA @ Hodgen, Ok Hodgen, OK 10/8 $1000 ADDED 2nd Annual Bruce Fisher Memorial Barrel Race and Pole Bending Added $ Meeker, OK 10/8 Sooner Barrel Racing Association Added Makeup Race Inola, OK 10/8 Ranch Sorting Buckle Series Owasso, OK 10/8 OJRA Rodeo # 2 Eufaula, OK 10/8 Lindsay RUC Playdays Lindsay, OK 10/8 Fall 5D Buckle Series Meeker, OK 10/8 Oologah Mustang Round Up Club Playdays Oologah, OK 10/8 3rd Annual Osage County Timed Event Classic Pawhuska, OK 10/8 Inaugural Red River Shootout $1000 Added Ardmore, OK 10/9 Poker Bar Ranch Auction Perkins, OK 10/9 3rd Annual Osage County Timed Event Classic Pawhuska, OK 10/9 Promise Acres 4D Barrel Race Series Sapulpa, OK 10/9 NBHA OK 03 District Poteau, OK 10/9 Oklahoma Wagons Ho Pasture Barrel Race Skiatook, OK 10/10 D&D Productions 5D Buckle Series Skiatook, OK 10/10 Tri-K Minco RUC 6 Week Series Minco, OK 10/10 BBR Approved 4-D Barrel Race Muldrow, OK 10/11 Tuesday Night Exb and JP @ Barker Ranch Ardmore, OK 10/11 The King’s Pen Arena /Cowboy Gatherin Team Roping Practice Inola, OK 10/11 Checotah Tuesday Barrel RaceBBR PENDING Checotah, OK 10/11 Youth and Open 4D Barrel Race Cherokee, OK 10/11 OK Corral Indoor 4D BBR Barrel Race Every Tuesday Night. Harrah, OK 10/12 Barrel Exhibitions Only Newcastle, OK 10/12 Expo Fall Frenzy Series **$150 Added** Claremore, OK 10/12 Ranch Sorting Practice-CPH Arena Owasso, OK 10/12 BBR Approved Buckle Series McAlester, OK 10/13 Circle L / Wild Notions Series #1 Ochelata, OK 10/13 5-D Buckle Barrel Series Pryor, OK 10/13 $100 added Thursday 4D Beggs, OK 10/13 Fall Buckle Series Hugo Rodeo Arena Hugo, OK 10/13 SSRUC Barrel Series - BBR Pending Sand Springs, OK 10/14 Keep Your Seat Warm Indoors..

Bridle Creeks Series Every Friday Night !

Highest Payout Percent 80% Sperry, OK 10/14 $100 added NBHA OK 02 Skiatook, OK 10/14 LCRC 4D JACKPOT Heavener, OK 10/14 Lightning J Arena Okemah, OK 10/15 Tractor Supply Company Open 4D Barrel Race $500.00 Added Money Afton, OK 10/15 Canchasin $1,000 Added Plus Best Ever Pad Series Sapulpa, OK 10/15 1ST Annual Saddle Up And Ride Barrel Bash Idabel, OK 10/15 Lindsay RUC Playdays Lindsay, OK 10/15 Sooner Barrel Racing Association Pryor, OK 10/15 Open Jr. Rodeo Locust Grove, OK 10/15 Added $$$ Benefit for St Francis Pediatric Cancer Ward Drumright, OK 10/16 OCA #15-Everyone Welcome!

Kellyville, OK 10/16 Open 5D Buckle Barrel Race Madill, OK 10/16 NBHA OK 03 DISTRICT Smithville, OK 10/16 Open 5D Barrel Race Madill, OK 10/16 Rockin’ C Arena Buckle Playday Series Talala, OK 10/17 Tri-K Minco RUC 6 Week Series Minco, OK 10/17 BBR Approved 4-D Barrel Race Muldrow, OK 10/17 D&D Productions 5D Buckle Series Skiatook, OK

10/18 Tuesday Night Exb and JP @ Barker Ranch Ardmore, OK 10/18 Checotah Tuesday Barrel RaceBBR PENDING Checotah, OK 10/18 The King’s Pen Arena /Cowboy Gatherin Team Roping Practice Inola, OK 10/18 OK Corral Indoor 4D BBR Barrel Race Every Tuesday Night. Harrah, OK 10/18 Youth and Open 4D Barrel Race Cherokee, OK 10/19 Ketchum RUP 4-D Barrel Event Ketchum, OK 10/19 Expo Fall Frenzy Series **$150 Added** Claremore, OK 10/19 BBR Approved Buckle Series McAlester, OK 10/19 Ranch Sorting Practice-CPH Arena Owasso, OK 10/19 Barrel Exhibitions Only Newcastle, OK 10/20 SSRUC Barrel Series - BBR Pending Sand Springs, OK 10/20 Fall Buckle Series Hugo Rodeo Arena Hugo, OK 10/20 $100 added Thursday 4D Beggs, OK 10/20 Saddle Series Playday!! Hartshorne, OK 10/20 Circle L / Wild Notions Series #1 Ochelata, OK 10/20 5-D Buckle Barrel Series Pryor, OK 10/21 Lightning J Arena Okemah, OK 10/21 Lucky Dog Productions $4,000 Added Shawnee, OK 10/21 LCRC 4D Jackpot Heavener, OK 10/21 Keep Your Seat Warm Indoors..

Bridle Creeks Series Every Friday Night !

Highest Payout Percent 80% Sperry, OK 10/21 Rockin’ C Fall Progressive $3,000 Min. Added $$ Series Talala, OK 10/22 OBRA @ Smithville Ok 4D-JrPeeWee Barrels Smithville, OK 10/22 Cowboy Gatherin’ Jr. Rodeo Series, Saddles and Buckles Inola, OK 10/22 Rockin’ C Fall Progressive $3,000 Min. Added $$ Series Talala, OK 10/22-10/23 Lucky Dog Productions $4,000 Added Shawnee, OK 10/22 CANCELLED - St Jude’s Benefit 4d Equal Payout Wright City, OK 10/22 4-D Barrel race Lindsay Rodeo arena Lindsay, OK 10/22 Sooner Barrel Racing Association Coweta, OK 10/23 Piedmont Round Up Club Piedmont, OK 10/23 OCA-Money Maker Checotah, OK 10/24 BBR Approved 4-D Barrel Race Muldrow, OK 10/24 D&D Productions 5D Buckle Series Skiatook, OK 10/25 OK Corral Indoor 4D BBR Barrel Race Every Tuesday Night. Harrah, OK 10/25 Youth and Open 4D Barrel Race Cherokee, OK 10/25 The King’s Pen Arena /Cowboy Gatherin Team Roping Practice Inola, OK 10/26 Barrel Exhibitions Only Newcastle, OK 10/26 BBR Approved Buckle Series McAlester, OK 10/26 Ranch Sorting Practice-CPH Arena Owasso, OK 10/26 Expo Fall Frenzy Series **$150 Added** Claremore, OK 10/27 Circle L / Wild Notions Series #1 Ochelata, OK 10/27 $100 added Thursday 4D Beggs, OK 10/27 Fall Buckle Series Hugo Rodeo Arena Hugo, OK 10/27 SSRUC Barrel Series - BBR Pending Sand Springs, OK 10/28 Rockin’ C Fall Progressive $3,000 Min. Added $$ Series Talala, OK 10/28 LCRC 4D Jackpot Heavener, OK 10/28 Keep Your Seat Warm. Bridle Creek Friday Night Series . 80% Payback Sperry, OK 10/28 Lightning J Arena Okemah, OK 10/29 Rockin’ C Fall Progressive $3,000 Min. Added $$ Series Talala, OK 10/29 OJRA Rodeo # 3 Claremore, OK 10/29 $100 added NBHA OK 02 Ochelata, OK 10/30 Promise Acres 4D Barrel Race Series Sapulpa, OK 10/31 4-D Barrel Race Garrison Creek Riders Muldrow, OK

SOUTH DAKOTA

10/1 Golliher Indoor Arena Fall 2011 Series Belle Fourche, SD 10/16 Golliher Indoor Arena Fall 2011

Series Belle Fourche, SD 10/23 Golliher Indoor Arena Fall 2011 Series Belle Fourche, SD

TENNESSEE

10/1 Chattanooga Area Barrels and Poles Apison Saddle Club at Heartland Arena!!!

Ringgold, GA, TN 10/1 $1,600 Added Southern Rock Honey Pot Barrel Racing & Pole Bending Decaturville, TN 10/8 NBHA TN04 & TN06 $600 added!!!!

Harriman - Roane State Expo Ctr, TN 10/15 $1000 Added Money Show Brighton, TN 10/21-10/22 Mid-Tenn Fall 4-D Franklin, TN 10/22 Ardmore Police Reserve Ranch Rodeo Series Ardmore, TN 10/29 Youth Rodeo - SMTYRA Winchester, TN

TEXAS

10/1 NBHA TX14 Hi-Point 4-D Barrel Race Vernon, TX 10/1 Poor Girl Productions Open 4-D Barrel Race & Fall Series Bastrop, TX 10/1 C/J Playday Port Lavaca, TX 10/1 Gulf Coast Barrel Racing Association Hitchcock, TX 10/1 He Reigns Arena 7th Annual October 5D Barrel Race Canton, TX 10/1 MCHC Peewee Rodeo Fall Series Magnolia, TX 10/1-10/2 Barrel Bash Marshall, TX 10/1 NBHA TX 25 Crockett, TX 10/2 West Longhorn Buckle Show West, TX 10/2 Open 5D & Youth 3D, Circle J Cowboy Church Arena Collinsville, TX 10/2 2nd Annual “Barrels for Boobies” Breast Cancer Awareness Barrel Race Crockett, TX 10/2 NBHA TX14 Hi-Point 4-D Barrel Race Vernon, TX 10/4 Tuesday Night 4D Barrel Jackpot and Exhibitions Stephenville, TX 10/4 Added Money 5D Barrel Series - 8 week & Finals DeKalb, TX 10/4 Aubrey Buckle Series Aubrey, TX 10/4 Tuesday Night Exhibitions-Cross Brand Cowboy Church Tyler, TX 10/5 Diamond W Arena Wednesday night weekly barrel race Alvarado, TX 10/6 Zaal Ranch Fall Award Series Collinsville, TX 10/6 Weekly Thursday Night Exhibitions and Jackpot at Lightning Bar Ranch, Stephenville TX 10/7 TQHA Barrel Blast Exhibitions at 6 pm Diamond W Arena Alvarado,, TX 10/7-10/9 NBHA Texas State Championships Conroe, TX 10/7 TCBRA Purley, TX 10/8 TQHA Barrel Blast $1000 added 4D each day with AQHA Barrel and Poles Alvarado,, TX 10/8 Open 4D Barrel Race/$3500 Added/ BBR/WPRA Approved Mt Selman, TX 10/8 15th Annual Melissa Clark Memorial Barrel Race New Boston, TX 10/8 Gainesville Riding Club 2011 Playday Buckle Series Gainesville, TX 10/9 Glenda Doebbler Memorial Barrel Race Victoria, TX 10/9 Texas Institute Of Equine Dentistry $500.00 Added 5D Barrel Race Perrin, TX 10/9 Need to get your horse out and get some runs in? Tyler, TX 10/9 TQHA Barrel Blast $1000 Added OPEN 4D Alvarado,, TX 10/11 Tuesday Nights at Lonesome Pine Lubbock, TX 10/11 Tuesday Night Exhibitions-Cross Brand Cowboy Church Tyler, TX 10/11 Aubrey Buckle Series Aubrey, TX 10/11 TOBRA Wichita Falls, TX 10/11 Tuesday Night 4D Barrel Jackpot and Exhibitions Stephenville, TX 10/11 Added Money 5D Barrel Series - 8 week & Finals DeKalb, TX 10/13 Zaal Ranch Fall Award Series Collinsville, TX 10/13 Weekly Thursday Night Exhibitions and Jackpot at Lightning Bar Ranch, Stephenville TX 10/14-10/16 Charmayne James Barrel Racing Clinic San Antonio, TX 10/15 HHBRA Kerrville, TX

10/15 Can Cha$er Youth & Open 4D Gustine, TX 10/15 !st Annual Heritage Trail Cowboy Church Barrel Bash Ben Wheeler, TX 10/15 Gulf Coast Barrel Racing Association Hitchcock, TX 10/15 Poor Girl Productions Open 4-D Barrel Race & Fall Series Bastrop, TX 10/15-10/16 Paul Humphrey Barrel Clinic Collinsville, TX 10/16 NBHA Tx 17 Mt.Vernon Tx., TX 10/18 Tuesday Night Exhibitions-Cross Brand Cowboy Church Tyler, TX 10/18 Added Money 5D Barrel Series - 8 week & Finals DeKalb, TX 10/18 Tuesday Night 4D Barrel Jackpot and Exhibitions Stephenville, TX 10/18 Aubrey Buckle Series Aubrey, TX 10/18 Tuesday Nights at Lonesome Pine Lubbock, TX 10/20 Weekly Thursday Night Exhibitions and Jackpot at Lightning Bar Ranch, Stephenville TX 10/20 Zaal Ranch Fall Award Series Collinsville, TX 10/21 3rd Annual SWB Jackots $2500 Added Open 4D Fairfield, TX 10/21 Randy Lindsey Memorial Barrel Race Marshall, TX 10/21 Jackpot McKinney, TX 10/22 Can Cha$er Youth & Open 4D Gustine, TX 10/22 Double B Covered Arena Wylie, TX 10/22 Prospect Mountain Benefit Barrel Race Terrel, TX 10/22-10/23 Sharon Camarillo Barrel Clinic Stephenville, TX 10/22 Attn: Jackpot Junkies $500 Added Crockett, TX 10/22 MCHC Peewee Rodeo Fall Series Magnolia, TX 10/22 Randy Lindsey Memorial Barrel Race Marshall, TX 10/22 TCBRA and Cross Spur Cowboy Church Purley, TX 10/22 Mason Playday series Mason, TX 10/23 Brazoria County Fair Association Open 5D w/$5,000 added money Angleton, TX 10/23 Longhorn Barrels And Poles Marshall, TX 10/25 Added Money 5D Barrel Series - 8 week & Finals DeKalb, TX 10/25 Tuesday Nights at Lonesome Pine Lubbock, TX 10/25 Tuesday Night 4D Barrel Jackpot and Exhibitions Stephenville, TX 10/25 Aubrey Buckle Series Aubrey, TX 10/25 Tuesday Night Exhibitions-Cross Brand Cowboy Church tyler, TX 10/27 Weekly Thursday Night Exhibitions and Jackpot at Lightning Bar Ranch, Stephenville TX 10/27 Zaal Ranch Fall Award Series Collinsville, TX 10/27-10/29 CC5D Barrel Finals Stephenville, TX 10/28-10/29 $2,500 Added Spooktacular BBR Approved Marshall, TX 10/29 Bois D’ Arc Creek Cowboy Church Playday Series Bonham, TX 10/29 4-D Barrel Race for Ladies over 30 Caldwell, TX 10/29-10/30 CTBRA Jackpot Poles And Barrels (2-Day Finals) Mcgregor, TX 10/29 CM Productions Open 4D Doubleheader Boyd, TX 10/30 TOBRA Point Race Wichita Falls, TX

WISCONSIN

10/8 Holmen, WI $1,000 3D poles & 4D Barrels Holmen, WI 10/8 LTPA Speed Series LaValle, WI 10/22 LTPA Speed Series LaValle, WI 10/29-10/30 Chism Trail Ranch Winter Series Merrill, WI

WYOMING

10/5 Wednesday Night Barrel Racing Torrington, WY 10/12 Wednesday Night Barrel Racing Torrington, WY 10/19 Wednesday Night Barrel Racing Torrington, WY 10/26/ Wednesday Night Barrel Racing Torrington, WY

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News The stallion Frenchmans Guy has been the cornerstone of their highly regarded program for over a decade. Visitwww.frenchmansguy.com​for more information.

Look for feature-length coverage of this breaking story in the December issue of Barrel Horse News, which is the leading publication committed to serving the barrel racing industry. For more information on Barrel Horse News visitwww.barrelhorsenews.c​om.

The Story of a Tough Cowboy and an Even Tougher Little Boy Top Barrel Racing Sire Frenchmans Guy Cloned FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 13, 2011 Written by Chelsea Tanner, Contact: Myers Training Stables Fort Worth, Texas -- Legendary sire of barrel racing and performance

horses, Frenchmans Guy, owned by Myers Training Stables in St. Onge, S.D., has been reproduced by the cloning company ViaGen. Bill and Deb Myers announced today that three Frenchmans Guy cloned foals were born in a ViaGen facility in June of this year.

The exceptional conformation, proven pedigree and impressive statistics of Frenchmans Guy as both a sire and competitor were all factors contributing to the decision to clone the 25-year-old stallion. Listed as a leading all-around performance sire for the past decade by Equi-Stat, the statistical division of Cowboy Publishing Group, Frenchmans Guy has progeny earnings in excess of $4 Million.

As genetic replicas, the clones will allow the champion sire’s exact genes to continue. The Myers family hired ViaGen, the Austin, Texasbased world leader in animal cloning, to produce these three outstanding foals.

“After long thought and consideration as well as extensive research, we have decided that keeping Frenchmans Guy’s genetics alive into the future would be the right thing to do both for our breeding program as well as the horse industry as a whole. Knowing the prepotency of Frenchmans Guy and finding through our research and our consultation with Blake Russell of ViaGen that these foals would in fact produce exactly like their sire was the deciding factor in our final decision,” said Bill and Deb Myers in a joint statement.

“Seeing these foals in person has validated our decision and we are extremely happy and excited for their future,” they added.

“It is a true pleasure to work with such a legendary stallion owned by a great family,” said Blake Russell, CEO of ViaGen, Inc. “Frenchmans Guy is a proven, elite stallion and now through advanced reproduction his genetics can continue making a positive impact for many years to come.”

Cloning produces a later-born identical genetic replica, thereby preserving and multiplying the genetics of superior animals. Many horse breeders, who already use assisted reproductive techniques such as in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer, view cloning as the next step in breeding. Horse breeders increasingly recognize that cloning is an excellent tool for maximizing the value of their best genetics.

Myers Training Stables is located in picturesque St. Onge, S.D. Bill and Deb Myers produce their semi-annual Myers Performance Horse Prospect Sale in Spearfish, S.D., where they feature select prospects.

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By: Tammie Hiatt from www.iprarodeo.com There is a young man named Eli Horn from Ames, Iowa and even though he is only 7 years old and small in stature, he makes a giant impression on everyone he meets. At the age of 3, Eli was diagnosed with neuroblastoma, a genetic childhood cancer.

Eli was initially given only three to six months to live, but at age 7, he is still fighting his and holding his own in the battle.

Eli’s grandparents, Bill and Janice Jenson, have been allsession ticket holders at the IFR for 21 years. “We are huge rodeo fans. We started coming to the IFR in the early ‘90’s. We Photo Courtesy of Saved by Grace Photography followed Dennis Morris’ bull riding career and remember watching Granny Morris cheering from the stands when Dennis would ride,” said Janice. “We watched him win his world titles.”

“Our seats at the IFR are on the front row just right of the bucking chutes,” she explained. “When Dennis was picking up last year, he would sit on his horse and talk to us in between rides. Eli went with us to the finals last year and he got to meet Dennis and they just took to each other. Before the end of the IFR, Dennis and Jesse Guillory had Eli in the truck while the barrels were being set up throwing out stuff with the Hooter Girls. Eli was also made an honorary member of the IPRA, he is now a huge rodeo fan!”

“Dennis invited us to come to his rodeo in July, so we packed up Eli and headed to Springfield, TN,” said Janice. “The town was so generous to us, the Hampton Inn compted a room for us for two nights near the pool so Eli could swim and there were toys on the bed for him.”

“Having Eli come to Springfield’s rodeo was the best thing I’d ever done,” said Dennis Morris of Rafter M Rodeo Company. “The whole community loved Eli. He has an effect on everyone he meets. He’s an awfully tough little boy, he’s been through so much, and it was great to see him having such a good time.”

“We had a young bull we took to the rodeo and he has been named “Eli Horn,” said Dennis. “Friday night at the rodeo we had the biggest crowd we have ever had. Saturday night it rained before the performance.

Normally, I would have went back to the trailer and cried because the

News crowd was going to be bad, but I thought, we’ll have this rodeo next year, but this rodeo this year is all about Eli!” “It humbled me to know what his family is going through,” said Morris.

“Saturday night in our opening we had three Special Forces soldiers from Ft. Campbell in our opening and Eli walked in front of them in the arena, he kept looking over his shoulder so he could be sure and salute at the same time they did. It was awesome.”

“Eli has a little brother, Isaiah, who will be 4 in September,” said Janice.

“Isaiah lived the first 2 years of his life in a Ronald McDonald house while Eli underwent treatment. “When Eli was first diagnosed he was taken to the University of Iowa. His scans showed a huge tumor that was wrapped around several organs, and it was stage four.”

“Aaron and Lacy took him to Sloan-Kettering, a research hospital in New York. He underwent an 11-hour surgery and they removed everything they could see. The cancer was in his bones and all through his body. He was started on an experimental treatment.” said Janice.

“For the last 2 years we have been getting NED (no evident disease) reports from his scans. Eli and his dad fly to New York every 3 months for repeat scans and a bone marrow test. His last scan showed some changes and they are saying it is leukemia. He may have to have a stem cell transplant,” Janice said.

“We have seen him go through so much,” she said. “Everyday we do something to make him happy. That’s why we took him to Dennis’ rodeo.

We were so glad he was feeling really good, the heat didn’t bother him too bad and he ate like a horse while we were there. Sometimes he’ll go 2 or 3 days without eating.”

Janice said she had a story from IFR41 she wanted to share, “Dennis asked Eli what his favorite rodeo event was and he replied, “team roping”. Dennis said to him, “you’ve got to be kidding me, you’re telling a bull rider, you like team roping!” The champion team ropers liked it though, and gave Eli the ropes and gloves they’d used at the finals.”

Eli’s take on it all is simply this, “I never thought I’d have a cowboy as a best friend.”

Miss Rodeo Illinois: Brooke Owen By: Emma Lee - compliments of www.barrelhorseworldnews.com A government can shut down a rodeo, but it cannot tell the people to quit roping and riding, and it didn’t stop one 19-yearold rodeo queen from representing the sport she so dearly loves.

When Illinois Governor Pat Quinn put a halt on the National High School Finals Rodeo (NHSFR) in Springfield, Ill., the state’s rodeo-goers and participants erupted in protest. For Miss Rodeo Illinois, Brooke Owen, the governor’s veto was a major blow to the sport she loves so much.

“It’s really put a damper on [rodeo],” Owen said. “Illinois is supposed to host it. The same states each year host it.”

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Illinois, Wyoming and New Mexico typically share the hosting responsibilities during alternate years. Springfield, Ill. was scheduled to hold the NHSFR this year, that is, until Gov. Quinn allowed the state’s department of agriculture to discontinue state funds for the event.

“It’s certainly not a reflection on the rodeo’s merit,” Illinois Agriculture Spokesman Jeff Squibb said to the Associated Press on Jan. 27, 2011.

“It’s simply a reflection of the state’s fiscal situation.”

“It’s really hitting home with our state not having money,” Owen said.

“Not being able to put on rodeos … it’s upset a lot of people.”

The cost of the NHSFR to the state is approximately $1 million, whereas the profits are estimated to hover around $8 million for locals of Springfield and the smaller towns surrounding it.

“Without high school rodeo and without junior rodeo and without bring people to the state … people won’t know it even exists in the state,” Owen said.

One of Owen’s primary roles as Miss Rodeo Illinois is to represent

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“Illinois does rodeo,” Owen said.

“I like the competition, all my friends do it, it’s like a little community, or family,” Owen said.

She was the first runner up in two Miss Junior Rodeo contests. After high school, she re-entered the pageant world only to conquer the statewide contest for the highest title in Illinois.

Owen said the best part of being Miss Rodeo Illinois is being able “to really explain things and let people know and to let people be aware of all the horsemanship that goes into rodeo.” She said sharing her favorite sport with kids and their families is what truly makes her job enjoyable.

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“It is so wonderful to be able to have people that you can really talk to about what you’re going through, like being gone all the time, and they actually get it too,” Owen said. “… I feel like I have 30 older sisters to go to for things.”

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“You just have to remember that there’s a little kid out there, there’s someone that wants to be in your shoes and isn’t,” Owen said. “To respect people that put you there, your family, and to really not take it for granted.”

No governor or government department will tell Brooke Owen whether she’ll promote rodeo in her state or not; she’s committed to fighting for the sport throughout her reign as Miss Rodeo Illinois.

“In reality, we only get to do this for one year,” Owen said. “It’s really a dream come true.”

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Chilled Six Pack Takes Gordon Mobley Futurity

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Chilled Six Pack Takes Gordon Mobley Futurity It was a dream trip from start to finish for Chilled Six Pack and rider Shanley Jackson. The duo took home the trophy in the $100,000 Gordon Mobley Futurity Final Saturday, Sept. 17 at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino.

Starting from post two in the 10-horse lineup, Chilled Six Pack broke from the gate sharply and immediately put his opponents at an advantage, grabbing the top spot on the inside. Jackson kept the two-year-old gelding on task all the way through the 350 yard dash and beat the field to the wire by one and one-half lengths in a time of :17.824 seconds.

Stablemate Corona Kas and Victor Olivo rallied up in the final strides for second, one-half length ahead of Highway To Payoff and Aron Hunt for third.

“He (Chilled Six Pack) was a little nervous before we got in the gate, but once the gate opened, he took off,” said Jackson. “I smooched to him one time and he responded and dug in all the way to the finish line.”

Owned by Vickie and Raymond Duke, Chilled Six Pack is now two for two in his brief career, also winning his trial of the Mobley Futurity.

The son Chilled Corona now has in excess of $66,000 in earnings for trainer John McCreary, who saddled both Chilled Six Pack and Corona Kas for the event. McCreary is currently tied for second in the leading Quarter Horse trainer standings with five wins this season.

“It’s an awesome feeling to win this stake today,” said McCreary. “I’d just like to thank all the owners for giving me the confidence to get here.

I’ve also had some good jockeys that have tried their hardest for me.

It’s been a great year.”

Attending the race for the trophy presentation was Gordon Mobley, a long-time supporter of Quarter Horse racing in the state of Indiana.

Mobley was joined by all the connections of Chilled Six Pack for the second running of the event.

For Jackson, the win in the Mobley Futurity is his third $100,000 stakes win this year. The North Carolina native has been battling back and forth with two-time leading rider Harold Collins for the top spot this season. Jackson has seven wins through the first 19 days of Quarter Horse action this season. Jackson finished second in the standings last year and after three years of competition at Hoosier Park, he is already among the top 10 riders all time in the Quarter Horse ranks.

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Finals Set for Sterlie Bertram and Hoosier Park Classic Photos by ShelleyŠ

$100,000 final, connecting with Chilled Six Pack in the Gordon Mobley Final Saturday, Sept. 17. Lovemelikethat will try to match her stablemate in the upcoming Bertram Final, which will be one of two $100,000 stakes on a day set aside for all Quarter Horse racing.

Other Trial winners to advance to the Bertram Finals are Bitter Sweet Song (Rodney Prescott) and Katinizer (Juan Delgado).

Two divisions of trials competed for the ten spots to fill the $100,000 Hoosier Park Classic which will also be ran on Quarter Horse Day, October 8th. Eyes Got Hope, guided by Harold Collins, won the last of two Lovemelikethat trials by 1-1/2 lengths over Burrs Tictac (Shanley Jackson) to post the top qualifying time of 20.094 for the 400 yard dash. Eyes Got Hope is owned and trained by Finals Set for Sterlie Bertram Gene Cox and bred by Circle S Ranch, Inc. The first of the two trials and Hoosier Park Classic was won by Brimmerton Lane with Victor Olivo aboard. Brimmerton Lane is owned by Fransisco Ramos and trained by Raul Gonzalez.

Three divisions of trials were held Friday, Sept. 23 to determine the final field for the $100,000 Sterlie Bertram Memorial Final set for Quarter Horse Day Saturday, Oct. 8. Of the three trials, Lovemelikethat and Julie Veltman were the quickest to the wire, winning their event in a time of :17.717 seconds.

It appeared to be an easy task for Lovemelikethat, who began her journey from post seven. She left the gate alertly and in control of the race early, putting her opponents at her heels and charging under the wire two lengths ahead of the rest of the field. Stole N Loot and Aron Hunt rallied home second followed by Class Of Oh Eight and rider Shanley Jackson.

Eyes Got Hope

Owned by Cooter Daniel, Lovemelikethat is trained by John McCreary. McCreary has already saddled one winner in a

STERLIE BERTRAM MEMORIAL STAKES FINALISTS OCTOBER 08, 2011

Horse Sex Sire Time Owner Breeder Lovemelikethat f.

Likenothinyoueversaw :17.717 Cooter Daniel Mark Michel (IN) Katinizer f.

Scrutinizer :17.957 PLJ Farms, LLC Guy M Trolinger (IN) Bitter Sweet Song f.

Agouti :17.968 Debbie Smith & Randy Haffner Circle S Ranch Inc (IN) Big Brown Dash g.

Scrutinizer :17.993 PLJ Farms, LLC Circle S Ranch Inc (IN) Twaynas Boone g.

Twaynas Dash :18.007 Paul Hart Viars Ronald E & Jenifer L Haynes (IN) Coins Are Flyin g.

Sc Chiseled in Stone :18.027 Carolyn Bruce Bridle Creek Ranch (IN) Stole N Loot c.

Real Visions :18.045 Double B Ranch Ron Herrell (IN) Air Born Leader g.

Leader Of The Class :18.077 Randy L. Thompson Randy L Thompson (IN) Class Of Oh Eight f.

Leader Of The Class :18.146 Sofia Gallegos Ronald E Haynes (IN) Hqh Cash Rebate f.

Twaynas Dash :18.146 Ronald E. Haynes Ronald E Haynes (IN) Trail Notes: Lovemelikethat won the second of five trials by two lengths over Stole N Loot to post the top qualifying time.

HOOSIER PARK CLASSIC FINALISTS OCTOBER 08, 2011

Horse Sex Sire Time Owner Breeder Eyes Got Hope, 6 g.

Mr Eye Opener :20.094 Gene Cox Circle S Ranch Inc (IN) Brimmerton Lane, 5 g.

Brimmerton :20.236 Fransisco Ramos Cora Lee Zandbergen (IN) Indy Power, 4 g.

Brimmerton :20.336 Felix Barraza Bobby D Cox (IN) Determinedly, 4 m.

First Wrangler :20.343 Michelle Collins Cleary Family (IN) Burrs Tictac , 7 g.

Burrs First Down :20.359 Jeannette Hoover Michael Taylor (IN) Ima Jr Special , 7 g.

Special Leader :20.397 Randy L. Thompson Randy L Thompson (IN) Fishin For Magic , 4 g.

Fishin Kisses :20.413 Randy L. Thompson Randy L Thompson (IN) Fillemup Phil, 4 g.

Brookstone Bay :20.443 Brian L. Gunder Guy M Trolinger (IN) Dancing As Usual, 5 m.

Ausual Suspect :20.585 Fransisco Ramos Circle S Ranch Inc (IN) Gypsy Effort , 5 g.

Call Me Together :20.614 Donna Garard Donna Garard (IN) Trail Notes: Eyes Got Hope won the last of two trials by 1-1/2 lengths over Burrs Tictac to post the top qualifying time.

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Trainer John McCreary Karin Hobbs Randy Haffner Karin Hobbs John McCreary Bart Sachleben Ron Raper Thomas J Mosley, Jr Benjamin Garza John McCreary

Jockey Julie Veltman Juan F Delgado Rodney A Prescott Smitty L Oxendine Julie Veltman Aron Hunt Harold Collins Jeff Hogan Shanley Jackson Julie Veltman

Trainer Owner Raul A Gonzalez Ricardo Olivo Thomas J Mosley, Jr Ron Raper Thomas J Mosley, Jr Thomas J Mosley, Jr Paul R Martin Raul A Gonzalez Paul R Martin

Jockey Harold Collins Victor Olivo Jose A Beltran Rodney A Prescott Shanley Jackson Rodney A Prescott Jeff Hogan Thomas C Johns Victor Olivo Carter Riley

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QHRAI News AQHA Central Region Point Standings as of September 20, 2011 FILLY

1 Delta Dance 2 Call On Linda 3 Bp First Ladys Alibi 4 Lovemelikethat 5 Bitter Sweet Song 6 Starburystoneexpress 7 Check Out Dusty 8 Eye Opening Favorite 9 La Una Viva 9 Privileged Cartel

THREE-YEAR-OLDS COLT

1 Speed Smith 2 My Corona Is Rare 3 Stole N Loot 4 Cs Arc Light 5 Naturally Talented 6 Paintyourownwagon 6 T Gold J 8 Streakin To De Money 9 Blood Red Cadillac 10 Louisiana Sonny Boy

77 76 62 54 53 49 46 45 44 44

80 50 41 35 29 28 28 21 20 19

GELDING 1 Air Born Leader 2 Tortuga Tony 3 Jessgonnafly 4 Cash For Braggs 5 Air Born Elan 6 I Can Lead Too Yawl 6 Kt Makin A Tax Move 8 Lien On Me 9 I Am That Hero 10 Feature Me Packin

TRAINER 80 75 72 63 62 60 60 59 55 53

64 59 56 54 54 47 46 39 39 37

STALLION 1 Aces Dash N By Yawl 2 Cartels Feature 3 Brim Of Royality 4 Just Amazing Jess 5 Callin Kipty 6 Mr Royal Shake Em 7 Bernardini 8 Joining 9 Dashin Dynamo 10 Brimmstone

33 29 26 23 15 14 12 8 7 6

GELDING 1 Bright Eyed Vision 2 Ct Leader 3 Havanna Gold 3 Quickflyin Elin 5 Gypsy Effort 6 Fillemup Phil 7 Ls Tin Man 8 Heza Darlin 8 Heza Royal Sin 10 Cruzin To Victory

BREEDER 1 Randy L Thompson 2 Circle S Ranch Inc 3 Bobby D Cox 4 Ronald E Haynes 5 Paul Newmaster 6 James Wilkett 7 Manny Silva 8 Bill Price 9 Richard Joneson 10 Vernon Hammes

313 304 222 218 188 181 174 172 158 157

802 797 576 558 509 470 428 392 379 338

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AGED - FOUR AND UP MARE 1 Runnin Jessica 2 Six It Up 3 Spit Curl Diva 4 Chicks Brief Case 4 Mc Dashin Lil Angel 6 How Cool Is She 7 Determinedly 8 Behavin Cartel 8 Believers Gathering 10 Got Courage

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97 79 66 66 63 62 59 57 57 56

342 317 315 303 210 159 135 130 129 129

1 Thomas Robert Wellington 2 Stormy Smith 3 Harold Collins 4 Victor Olivo 5 Shanley Jackson 6 Aaron Hunt 7 Jennifer Schmidt 8 Julie Veltman 9 Oscar Delgado 10 Rodney Prescott

778 706 642 595 569 540 524 517 506 437

DISTANCE - THREE & UP 1 Tal Task 41 2 Dangerous Guns 37 3 Constable Crane 34 4 Hard To Ketch 28 4 Ice On The Lake 28 4 Trs Dashing Cash 28 7 Hollywood Trickster 26 8 Federal Express Pack 25 9 Rb Twenty Four Seven 23 10 I Shine Now 22 10 Ice Coal 22 10 My First One 22

Hoosier Park Quarter Horse Meet Point Standings as of September 17, 2011 JOCKEY

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Name Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $% Purses 1 Harold Collins 48 8 5 4 17 35 $158,510 2 Shanley Jackson 50 7 4 4 14 30 $154,123 3 Gerardo Garrido 30 6 5 2 20 43 $97,545 4 Julie Veltman 36 5 5 4 14 39 $84,837 5 Carter Riley 19 5 1 1 26 37 $67,112 6 Rodney A. Prescott 28 4 4 5 14 46 $100,798 7 Victor Olivo 37 3 5 4 8 32 $87,381 8 J. D. Mitchener 22 3 2 3 14 36 $54,061 9 Francisco Raul Ramirez, Jr. 13 3 1 3 23 54 $65,491 10 Thomas Cecil Johns 37 2 3 3 5 22 $45,458

Name Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $% Purses 1 Ron Raper 60 7 4 10 12 35 $144,325 2 Thomas J. Mosley, Jr. 30 5 6 2 17 43 $101,941 3 John McCreary 19 5 6 1 26 63 $140,722 4 Jose R. Aguirre 13 4 1 1 31 46 $39,334 5 Ricardo Olivo 14 4 0 1 29 36 $44,719 6 Randy Haffner 27 3 6 4 11 48 $104,127 7 Victor M. Gonzalez 19 3 6 2 16 58 $50,123 8 Dicky Wayne Benton 22 3 1 4 14 36 $46,049 9 Rolando Almanza 6 3 0 2 50 83 $35,997 10 Jose Baltierrez 11 2 1 2 18 45 $54,703

Name Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $% Purses Will You Perry Me 3 2 0 0 67 67 $31,208 Chilled Six Pack 2 2 0 0 100 100 $66,720 Speed Smith 2 2 0 0 100 100 $21,995 Bye Bye Corona 3 1 2 0 33 100 $23,078 Highway to Payoff 3 1 1 1 33 100 $20,629 Kt Makin a Tax Move 3 1 1 1 33 100 $13,338 Bps Frisco Chick 4 1 1 0 25 50 $22,490 Mukewater Creek 2 1 1 0 50 100 $39,985 Corona Kas 2 1 1 0 50 100 $27,654 Ct Leader 2 1 1 0 50 100 $19,961

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Rainbow F.–G1. From very limited number of foals, the sire of 16 starters, 11 ROM, with earnings of $129,163, including Talleys First Shake si 97 (3 wins, $58,259, 2nd Zia D.–RG2), Shake Race si 96 (2 wins, $27,639), Shaking Sixes si 95 (Winner, $11,829), First To Oro B si 99 (Winner, $9,819), Shakeshakeshake si 101 (Winner, $5,877), Rollin First B si 92 ($5,206), etc.

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Dear Barrel Racers,

This month there will be over 500 horses saddled up in Wilmington, OH to run at their share of the $40,000 added. Last year we had a total of 1497 entries at the finals. We want to thank you all in advance for another great show as pre-entries indicate that the 2011 Finals are going to do just as well. To all you members who couldn’t make it, for whatever reason, you are missed. We wish you all luck this season in becoming a State Qualifier and/or Top Dog. To all of you nonmembers, we would love the opportunity to show you what our association is about. We are a Christian organization that strives to maintain a family friendly atmosphere at all of our shows and the National Finals.

Now that we have a year under our belt at Roberts Arena we are looking to have an even smoother show than last year, which ran fifty plus horses per hour. Please be sure and watch your family and friends run on our live webcast, hosted by Barrel Horse World.

There are lots of fun things going on at this year’s final. Any contestant who places in the top 5 of any division wearing IBRA attire will win their pick of any IBRA top of equal value! Cowgirl Tuff and B Tuff will also be sponsoring lucky drags. If a contestant happens to run in a lucky drag while wearing a Cowgirl Tuff/B Tuff top or bottom they will win an article of equal value. Of course there are all the usual fun things going on. The BBQ, The Corn Hole Tournament and Fun Night featuring a balloon Toss, Dog Race, Foot Race, Womanless Beauty contest and Tug-O-War are always entertaining.

We have put a lot of time and effort into this year’s finals to hopefully make it as enjoyable as ever. Roberts Arena has really stepped up to the plate making valiant efforts to improve the facility for our finals.

We would like to extend a big thank you to Jenny Riddle and all of the fine staff at Roberts Arena, as there is a lot of work in preparing for a show of this size.

of the association. I am very excited to take on the responsibility that this position requires and am looking forward to serving our members as best I can. I feel truly blessed to have such an opportunity and welcome any suggestions as to how we can make things better for our members. I am very familiar with the amount of work this position entails. I feel as though Karen has helped me prepare for this over the past 3 years. The work she has put forth over the last twelve years has paved the way allowing me to drive a much smoother path. Having said that, as a long time member myself, I would like to personally thank Karen for starting such a fine association. IBRA is an association that I am proud to be a member of and proud to lead into the future. There are great things for us to look forward to. While maintaining the Christian environment that Karen has sought to establish, we hope to implement new ideas to help each state’s awards program and show selection become better each year.

In closing, I know I speak on behalf of all our staff, directors and reps in thanking all of our members for their continued support and welcoming all non-members to give us a try. From you weekend warriors to the seasoned professional, you (the Barrel Racers) are what this is all about and we look forward to helping the sport of Barrel Racing grow.

Wishing you all safe, fun rides through God’s blessing, Shane Cline IBRA President

As many of you already know I have been appointed the new President

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IBRA NEWS

State News INDIANA

Update from IN State Director Linda Stapleton: Indiana IBRA - lots of family fun!

I was asked by the IBRA to write a article about Indiana this year. What came to thought was all the families who are members of the Indiana IBRA. We are privileged to have lots of neat families who are enjoying all the Indiana IBRA shows that are now available in Indiana.

While looking around at a recent show I saw the Cunningham girls, Angie, Jessie, and Kayla. If you haven’t had the privilege of running against this trio of very competitive, intelligent young women, you are missing a great experience. Between them they have won over 25 saddles and you’ll always see one of them at the pay window. We are truly blessed to have them as a part of our IBRA family.

Another great competitive family that I also noticed at this show were the Harlans, Carl, Cindy, & Ashley. While Carl is a busy farmer that doesn’t get to every show, when he does show up he is a driving force in the competition. Cindy and Ashley are a great mother/daughter team who show our organization that sportsmanship and competition are great qualities in our barrel racing members. I had the privilege of watching Ashley win a saddle in 2008 at our annual Cloverdale Ultimate Challenge awards show and Cindy has been a driving force in our 1D top five for the last several years. This fact reminded me that members don’t just come and go, they remain in the IBRA. That day at that particular show, as soon as I got my horse set up in her stall, I noticed I was privileged to be stalled next to Jason, Michelle,

Whitney and Olivia Sarber. This young competitive family are recent members to our organization and are we privileged to have them. This busy family has been truly amazing to watch compete this year and their positive helpful attitude has made them very respected among our membership.

And, not to leave out a dynamic father/daughter team combo of Greg and Jessica Shreeve. On a side note, just to let everyone know, Jessica recently won a saddle series that was running in several shows produced by Chad and Kelly Bricker this summer.

I guess if you would ask me what I see when I look around at the IBRA shows, it would be great competitors at every age. All of our members, families or singles help make up our great organization. Since our year runs from August 1 to July 31st there is plenty of time to join our family. Hope to see you around at one of the many IBRA shows offered in Indiana. Linda

KENTUCKY C&A Productions Hosts Kentucky IBRA State Finals in Liberty KY’s Central KY Ag and Expo Center August 26th-28th.

The 3 day IBRA Supershow capped off a fantastic year of Barrel Racing for 2011. C&A hosted the 1st ever KY Top Dog Shoot Out. Every member in top five in each division of Open, Youth and Masters coming into Friday night ran against the other four in their respective division for all the cash. This was a really good and competitive barrel race and it spotlighted the members who worked hard during the season to be in the top five. Starting with the Youth, Emily Drury and Rocky took home the winner’s purse in the 3D. The 2D Youth was won by

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IBRA NEWS Brooklynn Poteet and Taylor Turner captured the 1D on superhorse Bernie. Masters Division 3D winner was Joe Dirolf and Colonel, 2D Champion was Kelly Clark on the famous horse, Sam, and the 1D Champ was John Perkins riding the Horse with a name that matches his run, PayDay Meyers.

The Spotlight Open Top Dog race was going to be a barnburner with another win for the Vine Grove, Ky cowboy, Joe Dirolf, and his very consistant horse, Colonel. 3rd Division all the money check went to, again, Indiana cowgirl, Kelly Clark who rode Sam (Straws Bida Flash.)

2nd Division, taking home all the cash, was who we call “The Cowboy Savior” around here in Kentucky, was Billy Hatzman riding his new horse, Disco. Billy lost one of the nicest horses in the country, Jet Bars Faith, who was “tragically struck by lightning only three months before the season end.”

The 1D Open LARGE paycheck went to one of the hardest working cowgirls in the country, Ellen Ellis, from Gravel Switch, Ky. The Open $2000 added barrel race finished out the evening Friday night with Kentucky cowboy, Chris Coffey, (who’s name was heard quite often during the weekend) and national acclaimed super horse, A Bit of Gold Dust, who stopped the clock with a 15.698 to take home the top prize. Second in the 1st Division was Clint Grace on a horse named Stomp with a 15.801. Streaking to 3rd in the 1D was Chris Coffey and Streaking Romance with a 15.802. Rocketing to 4th in 1st Division with a time of 15.896 “you will need to remember” Jimmy Cagle on the Dashin Live Rockette. Fifth in the 1D was Erika Boardman on Paris Fire Water with a 15.985. Sixth in the 1D was Chris Coffey on Leo Nick Bar with a 15.998 and rounding out the 1st Division Open winners was again Chris Coffey on Streaking Mighty Six with a 16.008.

Winning the 2nd Division was William Ball on Noble 16.213. Second in the 2D Todd Holder on Cowgirl Casanova with a 16.257. Tieing for 3rd and 4th was Chuck Wathen on JA Hot Dash and Jimmy Cagle on Peaches N Pie with a 16.266. Fifth was Nicholasville, Ky’s own Jamie Garrett riding Beetle with a 16.297. Sixth in the 2D was Kristi Skimehorn on Bugzi with a 16.317. Super Mom of the year, Melissa Gonterman, rounded out the 2D riding CC with a 16.318. Winning the 3rd Division was Ky’s own John Perkins on Punkin and Shelby Headly on Quincy, both with 16.179s. Third place in the 3D was Kristen Roby on Slightly Smashed with a 16.732. Fourth place went to Shannon Roberts on Fuelin for Cash and Will Bingham on Miss Bebopping with 16.752s. Sixth place was Taylor Turner on Howie Bernie Bar with 16.765. Rounding out the 3rd Division was Justin Hoover on Print with a 16.799. Winning the 4th Divison was Tammy Smith on Stormy with a 17.714. Second place went to Bill Tate on Jenny with 17.894. Brooke Gilbert was 3rd on Dixie with 17.953. Kelly Hicks on Dunny with a 17.958 won 4th. Fifth place went to Kim Childress on Justice with a 17.967. Sixth place was EK Cantrel on Rocket with a 18.004. Nathan Batey rounded out the last check winner on Friday Night’s $2000 added Open Barrel Race on his horse Stretch with an 18.089.

Saturdays Youth 3D Champion was Cody Bryant on Legacys Sizzler with a 15.845. Second Place was William Ball on Noble with a 15.857.

Cody Bryant won 3rd place on Roll with 16.242. Winning the 2nd Divison on Winnie Got Smashed was Taylor Turner with a 16.884.

Second Place was Will Bingham on Miss Bebopping with 16.908.

Third Place in the 2D was again Taylor Turner on Howie Bernie Bar with a 17.089. Winning 1st place in the 3rd Division was Lawrenceburg 502-239-4000 office 502-239-4100 fax Karen@ibra.us

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Ky’s own Emily Drury on Rocky with an 18.925. Jordan Berry placed 2nd on Im Frenchmans Storm 18.999 and up and coming barrel racing superstar Sam Smith on Fantana gets the last check in the youth barrel race with a 20.866.

Spotlighting C&A Production’s IBRA Kentucky State Finals was Saturday’s $4500 added Open Barrel Race with gold dust sprinkling in the air as A Bit of Gold Dust gracefully carried Chris Coffey around the clover leaf turning three barrels with a 15.546 for the win. Securing a sweet 2nd place in the 1D was Mindy Williams on Sweet Definition with a 15.614. Showing no pressure on her and only being outdone by less than a tenth of a second by her husband Chris, was Carol Ann Coffey and her horse No Pressure On Me with a 15.630. Almost invisible through the pattern was Brian Carman on I See the Ghost who was 4th in the 1D with 15.701. 2010 IBRA National Finals winner, Trevor Pruitt, on his great horse Walts Rockin Roll came home 5th with a 15.746. Sixth place in the 1D was William Ball and May B Noble with a 15.757. Fooling no one, Kristi Skimehorn and AK April Fool took home the last check with a 15.813.

The Jet was flying High for Richmond Ky’s Morgan Jones and Jens KY Jet as they won the big check in the 2D with a perfect time of 16.046.

Brian Foushee and Dan captured the 2nd place check in 2D running 16.112. Morgan Jones wasn’t finished winning money as her horse Money Making Jet ran 3rd in the 2D with a 16.126. Brian Carmon and Jedi Jones brought 4th home in the Division with a 16.160. Kristi Skimehorn and Tick ran a 16.175 garnering 5th in the 2D. Cowgirl Cassanova with Todd Holder in the stirrups topped the 6th spot with a 16.176 and Grant Patterson took home the last check in the 2D running a 16.180.

John Perkins rode Punkin to the top of the 3D with a 16.549. TJ Hurst on Jena won 2nd in the 3D with their time of 16.551. Jeff Goff claimsed 3rd in 3D with 16.554 riding his fine horse Spit Fire. Sara Boucher and her Gentlemans Jack Fame won 4th in 3D. Kentucky cowgirl Melissa Smith and Blue took home 5th in the division running a 16.585. Cody Bryant riding Darrell won 6th with at 16.593 and Shelby Headley on Quincy finished out the 3d with a 16.611.

IBRA’s Shane Cline won the 4th Division on Ducky with a 17.546.

Sherry McMillian catpured 2nd in 4th riding Dial with a 17.549. Levi Miller won 3rd place in the 4D with a 17.552 on the back of Striking Fasion. Fifth belonged to David Brunck riding Tater with a 15.561.

Sixth place went to IBRA KY State Rep Bridget Davis riding Pac for a 15.569. Seventh place was Brooklynn Poteet on Robin running a 17.577.

Congratulations to all the KY IBRA members for their top five standings for the year. Good Luck at The IBRA National Finals this year!

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Barks N Bits with our favorite

Seven has became a topic of laughter from all points of view, but none get as many laughs as the donkey himself. But I can assure you that most of the time, I just don’t get it.

Honestly, I think Seven just has a twisted sense of humor. Most of the things he laughs about are “incidents” created by the little pot stirring donkey himself.

Jack Russel Terrier...

Bella

Seriously??

You think that’s funny?

Life is NEVER dull - or quiet - around here at the ranch. Sometimes I think that I get more rest when we are on the road somewhere at a horse show or rodeo. I can guarantee you that a quiet day around here is very hard to come by.

A classic example of a “typical day” here at the ranch could include an unlimited supply of cars and trucks pulling in and out of the driveway, these will almost always get a few barks from the outside dogs, probably a few from your truly and definitely a barking remix from the Princess.

The vehicle induced barking is just the tip of the decible iceberg. When the people take us (me and Annie) outside to feed the horses first thing in the morning, our visit includes a “Good Morning” nicker from most every horse on the property. Our visit to the barn also gets the standard laugh from the ranch’s latest animal authority on obnoxiousness, Seven the donkey. He would most likely outdo the “little black bark box” in my book if I had to bring him in the house too. He laughs at everything!

Of course, he has the most annoying and loud laugh I have ever heard.

Heeeeee Haw Haw Haw Haw....Heeeeeeeee Haw Haw Haw. I mean, come on.....really? Who laughs like that?

He has created quite a name among the visitors here at the ranch. (I think “Court Jester” would be a fitting.)

His antics have already included several escapes, chasing dogs and cars (yes, I said it) and aggravating horses every chance he gets. He likes to pull on the horses’ tails, he doesn’t chew on them....just grabs them with his mouth and then pulls. Some of the horses don’t get his “jokes” either....and they usually let him know right away that he isn’t as funny as he thinks.

Some just tolerate him....I call them his enablers!

As for me, I refuse to encourage his ridiculous behavior. He is just a prank playing, loud laughing, ego-maniac who likes to be the center of attention. What’s so funny about that?

Until next month....

Keep it down.......

O

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ur charity show includes classes for a variety of disciplines and breeds. We want as many people as possible to have a chance to participate in a charity effort that brings back tangible benefits to the local and statewide communities. We encourage people to come watch our activities and learn about our equine community.

Hunter/Jumper, 3 Arenas,

Horses jump individually over 8-10 obstacles in a specific pattern. For Hunter classes, horses are judged on form and must jump roundly with their front legs tucked towards their nose. For Jumper classes, horses must jump a series of obstacles without incurring “faults”. Faults are knockdowns or hits of the obstacles, refusals to jump, or time penalties for not completing a course in the allotted time. In Equitation classes, the rider must demonstrate correct position in the saddle and present a workmanlike and confident picture to observers.

For more info: www.ushja.org

Open Western Show, Baker Arena,

Horses are evaluated on manners and suitability for a relaxed but collected gait, cadence and a calm and responsive disposition. Classes include pleasure, trail, and halter.

Driving, Roads and Cross Country,

Driving competitions are open to any breed or type of horse. They may be driven alone or in groups, or teams, of up to four. They have three phases—dressage, marathon, and cones. They accrue penalties for poor form, hitting obstacles, time faults, and other criteria. The lowest total of cumulative penalties from all three phases determines the winner.

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Speed Show, Baker Arena,

Originally a rodeo event, these contests are popular at a variety of venues throughout the U.S.. For this show, there will be barrel and pole bending competitions. For barrels, horses and riders run as fast as they

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can in a clover-leaf pattern around the barrels, trying not to tip them over. For pole bending, riders weave through a series of poles, “bending” their horses through the pattern as quickly as possible without knocking any poles over. For both of these classes, the fastest time wins.

Open English Show, Baker Arena,

Open to a variety of breeds, the English horse may be shown in either Hunt Seat, Saddle Seat, or Side Saddle tack. Horses perform as a group and are shown at gaits appropriate to their breed. Horses are judged on manners and performance.

Dressage, Dressage Arenas,

Dressage is a French term meaning “training”, and is often described as “horse ballet”. Movements are performed at different levels depending on the level of training a horse has. They may complete a passage (a slow motion trot), a piaffe (a trot in place), one and two-tempi changes (a Skip as the horse changes leads in the canter), or a pirouette. Horses are evaluated on the quality of their gaits and the exercises they execute.

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Combined Training, Dressage and Stadium Arenas

This show involves horses working both “on the flat” (no jumps) and over fences. Horses complete their dressage phase and then proceed to jumping phases both in the stadium and over cross country fences.

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EQUINE HOOF BALANCING

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Article By Dr. Steve Fisch, DVM

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alance s e e m s to be a common theme in most health related issues. The entire medical theory of Chinese acupuncture is based on the body’s Chi or energy being in balance. Another facet of medicine that is not often thought of in medical terms is the foot and it is very important for the foot to Photo showing heels that have not been filed equally be in balance. back to the widest part of the frog. Filing the heels back Just like a house to the widest part of the frog is of major importance if the needs a strong goal is to not have under run heels. and balanced foundation, a horse needs a strong and balanced foot. Some of the fastest and most talented horses in the world cannot perform to the best of their ability because for some reason their feet are out of balance. They may have the long toe under run heel syndrome which is the most common result of an out of balance foot or the foot may be unbalanced from medial to lateral. Either way, an out of balance foot will someday be an unhealthy and painful foot. It is easy to become confused on what is a balanced “normal” foot or an unbalanced “abnormal” foot. There are probably more abnormal feet out there versus normal healthy feet so it is easy to start thinking that since abnormal may be average that it is also normal.

Veterinary medicine has a tool that can be used to help farriers and veterinarians work together to give your horse a better balanced foot.

It is called “ Hoof Balancing “. Whether your goal is to have your horse’s joints stay healthy as long as possible or it is to balance a horse’s feet with visible problems, hoof balancing can help your horse.

Hoof balancing is really nothing more than making sure the joints and structures that make up the hoof are in proper alignment and balance.

To achieve maximum benefit, it requires the blended skills of your farrier and equine veterinarian.

A horse’s legs are comparable to the tires on your car. If the tires are out of balance, one side will wear out before the other and instead of getting 40,000 miles out of your tires you will get 30,000. With hoof balancing digital x-rays are taken of the foot, pastern, and fetlock. The x-rays are put with a program that allows the veterinarian and farrier to visualize what you cannot always detect with the naked eye. The hoof balancing program can measure precisely the angles between the coffin, pastern, and fetlock joints. These measurements check for front to rear or anterior/posterior balance. If any of these joints are out of balance with the other, the degree of change that needs to be made is measured.

Side to side or medial/lateral balance is also visualized and precisely

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measured. If there is a medial/lateral imbalance your horse’s joints just like a car’s tires will wear out faster.

Hoof balancing will help decrease the amount of joint injection treatments that a horse needs because with his joints in balance they have less reason to become inflamed. The inflammation in a joint is many times secondary to a joint wearing unevenly. There have been horses that were constantly having their coffin joints injected with medications to keep them sound. The horses normally respond well to the injections but a few months months later the lameness shows up again. If the reason for the lameness is unbalanced feet then these horses may never have to be injected again or they can, at a minimum, go for longer intervals between injections.

M a n y performance people who have horses in speed events think that a long toe increases stride length and therefore speed.

Long toes cause an increase in break over time This photo shows a heel that even though it looks fairly and therefore average, close examination reveals that the hoof tubules cause a decrease are curving under the heel as they are being crushed. in speed. In all Left uncorrected by regular trimming of the heel to the horses a long widest part of the frog, this foot can develop into a case of under run heels toe increases the stress on the suspensory ligament and on the flexor tendons and collateral ligaments of the foot. It does this by causing the heel to become under run. The lower heels stretch all the aforementioned structures. The long toe also acts as a fulcrum on the front of the foot and so the hoof wall is set up to break away or pull away from the white line. This can also be a structural predisposing cause of white line disease.

Some people get a little obsessed with the angle of the hoof. Each hoof is different but one thing is constant with all feet and that is that they should all be in balance. This is done by having the bones of the pastern and hoof in alignment. A broken back X-ray demonstrating a medial to lateral imbalance of P3. This condition causes abnormal wear and tear on the coffin joint and its supporting structures.

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a tire out of balance. One side of his coffin joint will be under more stress than the opposite side. It also stresses the collateral ligaments of the foot.

Hoof balancing has been performed on horses for many reasons with good results. There are progressive knowledgeable horse trainers who are looking out for their horses’ career longevity who have had hoof balancing performed on their horses as “preventive medicine”. This kind of mentality gets 50,000 miles out of the 40,000 mile warranty joint. Other horse owners have horses with chronic problems. Hoof balancing has improved all of these horses and to quote one horse owner “It has given me a new horse after years of chronic problems”.

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pastern hoof axis usually goes along with a horse that has long toes and under run heels. A broken forward pastern hoof axis goes along with a clubbed foot. Having the pastern and hoof bones in alignment is not possible unless the foot is trimmed or shod in a balanced manner. The heels should be trimmed even with the widest part of the frog. Few horses are timed this way.

It gives the horses a larger X-ray demonstrating the proper alignment of foot print which distributes P1 P2 and P3 (coffin bone) his weight over more area.

If his feet are not trimmed this way, he will feel like a person walking on a flip flop that is too small with their heel hanging off the back. The heels and toes follow each other. If he has under run heels, the toe will usually be long and he will feel like he is walking in long clown shoes. The feet also need to be balanced form side to side.

If the foot is low on one side and high on the other, his foot will be like

Hoof balancing provides farriers and veterinarians a tool to treat and prevent problems that cannot be seen with naked eye. The precise measurements of the digital x-ray program allow the visualization of narrowed joint spaces that are difficult to pick up with plain x-rays and the naked eye. Sometimes the difference between the joint space on one side of a joint and the other is very minimal but it makes a difference.

Veterinarians and farriers can benefit from each other’s knowledge as a team. Keeping your horse’s feet balanced helps them help your horse have that extra edge that is often the difference between winning and 2nd place or getting 50,000 miles vs. 30,000 out of your horse.

Submit your questions for the vet to us at thehorseresource@msn.com

We would like to help you get your horse health questions answered by a knowledgeable equine veterinarian. If you’ll submit your questions to us via email, we will present them to a qualified veteranarian that specialize in equine health and then publish the question along with the vet’s response in a future issue of The Horse Resource. Ask away.....

Stephen D. Fisch, DVM AVS Equine Hospital located at 9085 Magnolia Hill Drive Tallahassee, Fl 32309.

Visit their website at www.avsequinehospital.com or call 850-386-3619.

V C Ranch Full Care Board

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• race-track overflow/short term accepted • within 15 minutes of Hoosier Park • within 35 minutes of Indiana Downs • daily turn-outs • indoor arena • outdoor arena • hot-walker Reserve your stall(s) for 2012 now

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• bring your horse • call for rates and availabilty • work one on one with horse & rider Reserve your date(s) for 2012 now • small groups accepted • beginner to experienced 765-744-7363 • emphasizing horsemanship 765-748-6806 • specializing in barrel racing/pole bending Reserve your date(s) for 2012 now vcgconway@msn.com

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 2012 for barrel racing & pole bending training. (NO breaking)

HORSES FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES.

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LET US HELP MATCH YOU WITH YOUR NEXT WINNER!

FASHION SECTION

s e s r o H With Raquel Rzeszotarski

WhereCountry MeetsCity

s l e e &H

Pictures provided by Cowboy Junkie

TheCowboyJunkie

The Cowboy Junkie is one of my favorite places to look at tack & dream up creations. You might know of a few places that sell painted tack, but what you might not know is The Cowboy Junkie is the original creator of hand painted tack. Perhaps this is why Deanna’s work is so great, often imitated but never duplicated.

All designs are hand painted to each person’s preference & your design options are truly endless.

I love this leopard set, this set or something similar sells for $400, which is extremely reasonable. The conchos that come with it are also handmade & this combination of turquoise looks great with neutral colors.

I’m normally not a huge fan of peace signs but the combination of the floral conchos, blue stones & peace signs are pretty & unusual.

This set is called “Sweet Justice” was designed back in 2006 but some good things never go out of style. The combination of pistols with wings is pretty awesome. Meanwhile the roses just give it a hint of a softer, more feminine touch. The conchos are one of my favorite things about the set, after all each unique painted design should have its own set of conchos right?

This last set was a custom order from a customer. This set has a refreshing & clean, almost simplistic look.

I follow The Cowboy Junkie on Facebook for the latest update on tack creations; you get to see everyone’s latest purchases. Or for even more

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information you can be find The Cowboy Junkie online at

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FASHION SECTION

Cowboy Boots Of the Month man” Tonk Wo

“Honkythe Macie Bean Photos by Anderson Bean

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by Ander

I’m Cowboy Boot Obsessed.

My boot of the month pick for October was extremely difficult, there were so many great boots to choose from. This month’s boot is called Honky Tonk Woman, it is from the Macie Bean boot collection by Anderson Bean. It has a lot of great neutral colors for fall with just a pop of color.

You can find this boots at select retailers that carry Anderson Bean boots.

Featuring Honey Rocksteer leather on the vamp & Chocolate Rocksteer tops. A thin line of turquoise piping goes down the boots & accents its features. The blue & tan stitching all over the boot looks great. The chocolate colored leather has a rustic & well-worn appeal to it. The honey vamp matches perfectly with the color of fall leaves.

These are the kind of boots that look great with your favorite pair of jeans either tucked or untucked. To find an Anderson Bean retailer near you visit AB online at http://andersonbeanboots.com/cowboyboots/ You definitely won’t be sorry.

"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.

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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Due to health issues we are offering for sale:

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s

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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8 yr old Black and White APHA Treasured/Streakin Six bred mare. Out of AAA producing mare. Started on Barrels. $2000

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

1st Ohio News

The Wild Wild West was the scene at the Gymkhana arena in Miamitown, Ohio over Labor Day weekend!

Cowboys & Cowgirls dressed up in their finest, all riding hard to “WIN” one of the division buckles at the Rob Hubert Memorial shoot on Saturday. It was a close match between the riders in each division, till the last balloon was shot! Limited division (levels 1 & 2) Cowboy buckle winner was Ben Butler, Reelsville, IN. Cowgirl buckle winner, her first shoot and new member Lea Aldrich from Lewisburg, OH. Express division (levels 3 & 4) Cowboy was Greg Couch from Hamilton, OH. The Express Cowgirl was Lexi Knass from Coatsville, IN. The Master division (levels 5 & 6) Cowboy winner was Wayne Cole, Hamilton, OH. The Rob Hubert Memorial Overall Champion was Cowboy Greg Couch and Cowgirl Lexi Knass, they each received a beautiful new saddle blanket. 1st Ohio, “Thanks” Natasha Hubert for sponsoring the buckles and saddle blankets for the Rob Hubert Memorial shoot.

Our Sunday Shoot had to be canceled because of, are you ready to hear this?...... RAIN! It will soon be October and that means it is time for the “Tuff Enough to go ‘PINK” shoot in Miamitown, Ohio, 1st Ohio’s next shoot. This is our Charity shoot with proceeds going to the Pink Ribbon Girls and the fight against Breast Cancer. The cowboys and cowgirls are invited to wear “PINK”, however the clothing must remain within the guidelines of Cowboy Mounted Shooting. We have special prizes for the Best Dressed ‘PINK’ Cowboy and the Best Dressed ‘PINK’ Cowgirl, the Prettiest ‘PINK’ Pony and the Tuffest ‘PINK’ Puppy! We will also have special “PINK” raffles and “surprises” throughout the day. It is truly a FUN day with very interesting outfits! Admission is free...come on over to check it out! and if you have pink...wear it!

The Faustman Ranch folks have been having a cowboy mounted shooting practice on Sunday’s since our clinic there in July. Several of the Faustman Ranch Gang were at the Rob Hubert Memorial Shoot, and they all did extremely well. 1st Ohio is planning another clinic at the Ranch for sometime in the fall, watch the Horse Resource and our web site for dates.

We have scheduled a two day demo at the Old West Festival, September 24 and 25. This will be a fun event for every one to check out Cowboy Mounted Shooting while enjoying live music, hand made crafts, gun fights in the streets and train rides all located in a replica of an old west town in Williamsburg, Ohio. The festival runs until October 9th.

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We would like to welcome new members; Tim and Elaine Dunn, Sandy Snyder, Leia Aldrich and Mike Ratermann. These new members are all part of the Faustman Ranch gang and they all did fantastic at their first shoot!

Our monthly meeting is getting close, if you would like to add something to the agenda please be sure to get it in. Winter shoots are being scheduled for November and December, along with some of the dates for our 2012 shoots. Also,discussion and planning will begin on the Midwest Region shoot scheduled at Circle G arena i n Lewisburg, OH, for June in 2012. 1st Ohio has lots of business to discuss, please join us...check our web site for times, dates and details www.1stohio.com 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 out our schedule at www.1stohio.com or give me a call. Spectators are always welcome and admission is free!

Winter dates coming soon!

Ride Hard, Shoot Straight and have FUN! Buckskin Barbee 513.367.0644 cmsa54@aol.com

1st Ohio CMSA CALENDAR OF EVENTS: 10/8 10/9

Tuff Enough to go “PINK” OctoberFest Zinmiamitown

Pictures provided by: Indiana Rough Riders

CMSA News

Indiana Rough Riders

Howdy all!

There was shootin’ at dusk, smoke in the morning and bullets before breakfast the weekend of August 19, 20 and 21st as IRR held their final 3 day shoot of the year at Rushville IN. Friday night we held our single point match with Joyce Nelson, a Level 5 rider, winning the Ladies’ overall and Bobbie Ruwe, a Senior Level 6 rider, winning Men’s overall. On Saturday there was smoke in the morning and dust a flying as we held our double point match. Our overall winner for the ladies was a repeat of Friday night with Joyce Nelson taking the honors and Men’s Senior Level 6 shooter Rick Deckena winning the men’s overall. Sunday morning we began the day with Cowboy Church with Cowboys Randy Coning and Doug Sheldon inspiring us with song and the word.

The gun fire began at 10 in the morning and ended in a driving rain around three in the afternoon. The final results for the day were Tisha Deckena from South Whitley IN taking the women’s overall title and John St. Clair, a men’s level 6 from taking the men’s overall. As our 2011 season comes to an end we’d like to thank a couple of people

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behind the scenes. Our announcers, score keepers and Armoures play a vital part at our competitions by keeping the shooters ready, the match going at a smooth pace and keeping accurate records for our placings.

We’d like to thank Melisa Berkermier, Ashley Mann, and Barry and Lisa Ward for the fantastic job they did for us this year. Also, I’d like to thank Be sure to check us out next month to find out the results of the Indiana State shoot, upcoming events and member spotlights. For more information about CMSA or Indiana Rough Riders, please contact IRR President, Bryan McDonald at mac6gun@gmail.com or 765-561-3148.

Well that does it for this month.

Keep those cylinders a spinin’ and God Bless!

Bryan McDonald IRR President

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IRR CMSA CALENDAR OF EVENTS: 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 unless noted

Fall Season.....

Hi! Did it go from summer to winter? We had the air conditioner on one day and the next a sweatshirt.

Its Congress weather. Went to ride one of my two year old’s the other day and boy was it liking the weather, I got bucked about 6 times, I managed to stay on but I’m not sure how I did it.

I have been attending Northern Kentucky University for about three weeks now. All I can say is you have alot more homework.

Smile, Critter! (Love the shirt!!)

October is Haunted Houses for me. A bunch of my friends and I start going to haunted houses and hayrides in September and October on Friday nights. (so I can still show the weekend) The best one I went to last year was in Wilmington, Ohio its a haunted bus ride. You have to check it out, it is awesome.

Panama Perfection = Katie Manley This month I interviewed Katie Manley. I have known Katie and her family for about eight years, very nice family. You have definitely heard her name at Youth World in the top competitors, and usually not just on one horse, sometimes up to three.

picture by Springer

What is your full name? Katelyn Dyan Manley How old are you? 17 Where do you live? Lothian, MD What is your parents name and do they ride?

Van and Kim Manley. Yes they do. Dads been running barrels for about 35 years Do you have any siblings? No. Who taught you to ride? How long have you been riding?

My mom and my dad. My mom is a horsemanship junkie and my dad a barrel racing junkie so I got it good on both sides.

What other hobbies do you have? I like to sing and I’m in the chorus. I like to make stuff such as interior design

Do you have any other animals besides horses?

A cocker spaniel named Gracie Lou. 4 cats- Scrappy, Sassy, Odd Ball and Hoss What are your horses names? ages? and tell me about them? any funny habits? color? how long have you owned each horse?

Our horses are Red Oak Money (Gizmo)(sorrel), Patriotic Panama (Popeye)(Bay), Crickets to the Moon (Cricket)(Bay) and Panama Money (Ace)(Black).

I ride Gizmo and Popeye most of the time. Gizmo is 12 and Popeye is 9. I’ve owned Gizmo for 4 years and Roxanne Dawson owns Popeye, which I started running in October of 2010.

I know you like the Panama breeding, what made you start liking this breeding?

I like the Panama Breeding because we have had really good luck with them over the years. We have 2 now, Popeye and Ace. They are both super nice. Ace finished 4th and Popeye 13th at the youth world. Also we just bred my good mare Dixie Miss Jet to Panama Edition.

What are your accomplishments in barrel racing?

I’ve won the Colonial Nationals Youth 2 times. I’ve won the Maryland

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TEEN CORRAL w/Clint Van state finals 4 times. I’ve been in the top 10 at the youth world 5 times.

I’ve won the Maryland open and youth district 14 times combined.

And won a lot of other barrel races.

What are your goals in barrel racing?

To win the Open and Youth NBHA world. Win the congress Sweepstakes. Maybe one day qualify for the NFR. Do you have a mentor? and if so who? My dad.

What do you want to do after high school?

Go to College and Get a good high paying job.

Where do you see yourself in 10 years?

Hopefully a good paying job, riding a lot of good barrel horses and always going to barrel races across the country.

Any advice to your fellow barrel racers? Never think you know everything there is to know about a barrel horse. Always listen to other people and take in all the good advice.

Truck - The new 2011 chevy duallys.

There is always things Trailer - Bloomers that can be learned.

Food - Mexican Movies - Tommy Boy, 8 Seconds, Troy UNTIL NEXT Color - Pink MONTH, My Favorite Barrel RacersDREAM BIG! Van Manley, Mike and Talmadge CLINT Green, Adam Roper

Some Favorites

2011 Indiana Futurity

Pictures from L to R: Mel Daniels, Karen Phillips; Clint; Tailgate Party; Futurity winner & Fastest Time Award, Cody Bauserman & Passem Jet; Clint on Bobbies Cheif Jet with Anthony Lane; Casey Ann Sparks; Fast Time award in memory of Clint’s granfather, Terry VanVolkenburgh; David Williams and Justin Stewart (tractor driver) 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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!!THANKSGIVING WEEKEND!!

Lewisburg, Ohio * November 25-27, 2011 IBRA Preferred Show

No Late Fees

$25,000 in Prize Money

estimated payout

* 24 IBRA WILD CARDS * Non Members Welcome

NO Pre-Entries – NO Late Fees

EXHIBITION BARRELS $5 FRIDAY START AT *12:00 NOON* CASH ONLY day of show Friday Exhibitions Noon-5:30 Show Starts at 6pm $1000 Added Friday 4-D

Entry Fee $ 35

Saturday 12pm (Wild Cards) $10,000 Guaranteed 4-D $ 250Added Youth 3-D (18 & under) as of 8/1 $ 250 Added Masters 3-D (40 & over)

$ 65 $ 25 $ 25

Sunday (Wild Cards) Church Service 9:00am Show Starts at 10am $ 1,000 Added Sunday 4-D $ 250 Added Youth 3-D (18 & under) as of 8/1 $ 250 Added Masters 3-D (40 & over)

$ 35 $ 25 $ 25

Stalls (includes 1 bag of shavings) Tie-out fee (if no stall, per day per trailer) Processing Fee (per person) RV’s (weekend) Membership-Not required to enter

$ 50 Thanksgiving Weekend!! $ 10 $ 25 $ 45 $ 50 Single - $105 Family

CASH ONLY day of show * IBRA Dress Code * Rollovers Available : Pay entry fee for both classes and only run once.

Must designate rollover at time of entry.

For More Information: IBRA * PO Box 91298 * Louisville, KY 40291 (502) 239-4000 * Visit us at www.ibra.us * Shane@ibra.us Page 44

IBRA

PRESENTS

Murfreesboro,TN 3-D Futurity & Preferred Show

Location:

TN Miller Coliseum 304 B West Thompson Lane

JANUARY

20-22

2012

$125,000

in Prize Money

estimated

* 18 IBRA WILD CARDS *

SCHEDULE THURSDAY, Jan 19th Noon 5-7:00 pm

Early Arrivals Open Arena

R U L E S

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Late entries accepted day of show Late fee $25 per horse if postmarked by Dec. 15th CASH ONLY day of show 70% refund minus processing fee until January 10th No refunds after Jan 10th IBRA dress code Futurity Added Money: If less than 50 entries, Futurity will be $5,000 Added.

Roll Over Entry Fees: Pay entry fee for both classes and only run once. Time in Futurity can roll to Open. Open can roll to Youth or Masters. Must designate roll over at time of entry Exhibitions will be paid for at the show office. One ticket will be issued for each exhibition purchased. One ticket must be provided to gate person for each exhibition run. Exhibitions will stop at time noted and no refunds will be given. If you need multiple rides please come up early to spread them out.

Non-Members Welcome!

ENTRY FORM:

FRIDAY, Jan 20th 9 am-6 pm 1:00 pm 2-3:00 pm 6:30 pm

Exhibition Barrels Futurity Entries Close Futurity Check-In $2,000 Open 4-D

SATURDAY, Jan 21st

8:30 am-11am Exhibitions 11:30 am 1st Go Futurity $10,000 Guaranteed 4-D $500 Youth 3-D $500 Masters 3-D

Design By: Christa @ The Horse Resource

SUNDAY, Jan 22nd 9:00 am

Church Service & Gospel Group 2nd Go Futurity $1,000 Added Open 4-D

Host Hotel Clarion Inn & Suites 1-877-405-7904

Contact Us: 502-239-4000 office 502-239-4100 fax Karen@ibra.us Page 45

Early Bird Entry Deadline Dec. 15th, 2011 ~ 1 entry per horse ~ CASH ONLY DAY OF SHOW!!!

Riders Name______________________________________ Horse’s Name_________________________ Address_____________________________________________ Phone (______)____________________ City____________________________________________ State____________ Zip__________________ Would you like to roll your time over? (Circle all that apply) Saturday Sunday Both / Master Youth Futurity

Early Bird Entries

Entry Fee

Total

$10,000 Added Futurity (4 & Under) 1/2 splits...................................................................................... $255 ________ Futurity Entry after Dec. 15th................................................................................................................... $325 ________ $10,000 Guaranteed 4-D........................................................................................................................ $65 ________ $2,000 Added Open Friday 4-D ($1,000 is bonus money)................................................................ $35 ________ $1,000 Added Open Sunday 4-D ......................................................................................................... $35 ________ $500 Added Youth (18 & Under as of 8/1)............................................................................................ $25 ________ $500 Added Masters (40 & Over)......................................................................................................... $25 ________ Stalls (includes 1 bag of shavings).............................................................................................................. $75 ________ Processing Fee (per person)....................................................................................................................... $25 ________ Late Fee / Per Horse (Postmarked after Dec 15th)..................................................................................... $25 ________ RV’s (Full Camper Hookups) $75/weekend............................................................................................. $75 ________ Membership - Not required to enter........................................................................................ $50 Single ________ 2012 Membership required to be eligible for all Bonus Money........................................... $105 Family ________ No Refunds after January 10th, 2012......................................................................................................Total ________ Mail Entries to: IBRA • PO Box 91298 • Louisville, KY 40291 (502) 239-4000 • Visit us at www.ibra.us • Karen@ibra.us

Visit Us:

www.ibra.us

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

Lewisburg, Ohio

March 29 -April 1

2012

* Circle G Arena *

IBRA 3-D Futurity & Preferred Show SCHEDULE: *THURSDAY, March 29th

$125,000

Noon Early arrivals

*FRIDAY, March 30th 10:00am Exhibition Barrels 3:00pm Futurity entries close 4 - 5:00pm Futurity check-in 7:00pm $1,000 Open 4-D

*SATURDAY, March 31st 9-10:30am Exhibition Barrels 11:00am 1st Go Futurity $10,000 Guaranteed 4-D $ 250 added Youth 3-D $ 250 added Masters 3-D

*SUNDAY, April 1st 9:00am Church Service & Gospel Group 2nd Go Futurity $1,000 added Open 4-D

estimated payout

* 18 IBRA WILD CARDS * Non Members Welcome • Late entries accepted Day of Show • Late fee $35 per Horse if postmarked after Feb 23rd (Max 2 per person, 3 per family)

• CASH ONLY day of show • 70% refund minus processing fee until March 10th • No Refunds after March 10th • IBRA Dress Code Rollovers Available : Pay entry fee for both classes and only run once. Must designate rollover at time of entry.

Futurity Added Money: If less than 50 entries, Futurity will be $5,000 Added.

Entry Form: Early Bird Entry Deadline Feb 23rd , 2012

R U L E S

(1 entry form per horse) CASH ONLY DAY OF SHOW!!!

Riders Name____________________________________ Horse’s Name___________________________

Design By: Christa @ The Horse Resource

Address:_________________________________________ Phone (___________)_____________________ City:__________________________________________________State__________________Zip_____________ Early Bird Entries Entry Fee $10,000 Added 3-D Futurity (4&under) ½ second splits $255 Futurity entry after Feb 23rd $325 $10,000 Guaranteed 4-D $ 65 $ 1,000 Added Friday 4-D $ 25 $ 1,000 Added Sunday 4-D $ 35 $ 250 Added Youth 3-D (18 & under) as of 8/1 $ 25 $ 250 Added Masters 3-D (40 & over) $ 25 Stalls (includes 2 bag of shavings) $ 75 Processing Fee (per person) $ 25 Late Fee / Per Horse (Postmarked after Feb 23rd ) $ 35 RV’s (Full Camper Hookups) $65 weekend $ 65 Membership-Not required to enter $ 50 Single - $105 Family No Refunds after March 10th, 2012 Total = ______________

Contact Us: 502-239-4000 office 502-239-4100 fax Karen@ibra.us Page 46

Visit Us:

www.ibra.us

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

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IHSRA NEWS

Rodeo News from the

Indiana High School Rodeo Association

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abor Day Weekend at the Piqua Heritage Festival (Piqua, Ohio) was the location of the Indiana High School Rodeo Associations first rodeo of the 2011-2012 season and was hosted by the Ohio High School Rodeo Association. Despite some not so great weather, the rodeo went without hitch!

Saturday brought some great runs by newcomer, and freshman, Jesse Hoagland with a 15.683 time in barrels and a 21.658 time in poles. Junior, Katie George also showed everyone that she means business this year, kicking off her season with a super fast breakaway roping time of 2.98 seconds! Saturday night, after the rodeo, Team Indiana met for a team meeting and a pitch-in cookout, compliments of the rodeo dads who did a magnificent job grilling for everyone. It was a great time and was so nice to see all of the returning faces as well as all the new faces that have joined our association this year. Welcome new members to the I.H.S.R.A.!!

The Indiana High School Rodeo Association is still accepting new members! Our season has just started and it’s not too late!

Come join our association as we would love to have you! Being part of the High School Rodeo is an excellent opportunity for high school age teen cowboys and cowgirls of Indiana to promote the sport of rodeo east of the Mississippi. Along with meeting new people, making tons of new friends, competing for buckles, saddles, and bragging rights, scholarships are

2011-2012 Schedule

Oct 8-9, 2011 Oct 29-30, 2011 February 2012 April 13-15, 2012 May 12-13, 2012 May 26-28, 2012 June 9-10, 2012 June 15-16, 2012 July 15-21, 2012 Page 48

– Columbus, Indiana – Bowling Green, KY – Mid Winter Meeting TBA – Hoosier Horse Fair – Liberty, KY – Lexington, KY – Lebanon, Indiana – State Finals TBA – Nationals Rock Springs, WY

also available. Last year the I.H.S.R.A. awarded over $5000 in scholarship monies to graduating seniors. Let’s not forget the College opportunities that are also out there. If you are willing to put forth your time and dedication, rodeo colleges all over the U.S. are looking for teens just like you to join their rodeo teams and compete on a collegiate level. In the past several years, some of Indiana High School Rodeo Association’s participants have gone on to join rodeo teams at colleges and universities such as: Troy University, Fort Scott, Odessa College, Murray College, Southern Arkansas, and Iowa State just to name a few.

So what are you waiting for? Cowboy/Cowgirl up and come give I.H.S.R.A. a try!

For more information on the IHSRA see our webpage at:

www.IHSRAonline.org

IHSRA NEWS

I.H.S.R.A. Member SPOTLIGHT

Korri Allen

Korri is a 3 year member of the IHSRA and the 2011-2012 reining IHSRA Queen. She is a 16 year old junior from West Lebanon, Indiana and her parents are Dawn Allen and Kerry Allen. Her rodeo horses are Mo, Playboy, and Bird and her favorite event is barrel racing. Korri plans on attending a 4 year university after she graduates and would like to become a radiologist. She plans to continue her rodeo career even after college.

If you ask Korri why she participates in the IHSRA, she’s bound to tell you “I enjoy participating in the IHSRA because it’s what I love. It’s everything I enjoy all wrapped up in one. I get to rodeo, be with my friends and be surrounded by the ones who support me, whom I love dearly. I love each and every one of the families. Everyone is always nice and willing to lend a helping hand to anyone. After the rodeos the kids will get together and play a simple game of corn hole or basketball. I love that all of the competitors can come together at the end of the day and be together and get along so well. The IHSRA is a great association that brings friends together and turns them into family.”

Sarah Schneider

Sarah is the current IHSRA Student President. She is an 18 year old senior from Lanesville, Indiana, and a 4 year member of the IHSRA. She is the daughter of Bud and Leah Schneider. Her rodeo horses are Kricket, Biscuit, and Steele and her favorite events are breakaway roping, goat tying, pole bending, and barrel racing. Sarah plans on rodeo’ing on a college level after graduation.

Although she is still undecided on the college she will attend she does plan on obtaining a minor in Spanish language and a masters in another field, possibly business or biology/human sciences.

If you were to ask Sarah why she participates in the IHSRA, she will probably tell you, “The Association has allowed me to be able to compete in rodeo at a national level while in high school. I feel that rodeo not only makes you a better competitor and horseman, but it also prepares you for life after high school. I have made so many connections with people from all over the United States and even Canada, and it has shown me that there is more to life than just what you grow up around.”

Don’t forget to check out our webpage for news, updates, and to check the latest standings on your favorite IHSRA cowboy or cowgirl!

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IJRA IJRA News

Story provided by: Rachel Thomas

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2010-2011 Season Wrap-Up

Congratulations to the 2010-2011 IJRA Year End All-Around Champions.

Girls K-1-2

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All-Around Champion - Emma Morris Reserve All-Around - Greeley Eastep

Boys K-1-2

All-Around Champion - Clayton Whitten Reserve All-Around - Bryce Tieman

Girls 3-4-5

All-Around Champion - Grace Hasler Reserve All-Around Lexy Petro

Boy 3-4-5

All-Around Champion Dalton Hartle Reserve All-Around Kolt Keller

Girls 6-7-8

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Clay Yadon State Finals Buckle

Pre-School Rodeo Award Emma Verhey Page 50

he 2010-2011 Indiana Junior Rodeo Association season officially wrapped up on August 13th and 14th in Columbia City, IN during the IJRA State Finals.

Nearly 50 kids from all over the state of Indiana gave their all, in hopes to head home with championship event and All-Around titles. A big Thank You goes out to the Andis, Hurley, Mackey, Thomas and Shreeve families for their part in organizing this years’ IJRA State Finals.

Many 2010-2011 event champions were made over the weekend, wrapping up a great rodeo season that involved hours of practice, lots of determination, a little luck and a lot of blood, sweat, and tears. Please check out our website at www.ijra.org for a complete list of this year’s event champions in each age division.

We also invite you to check out our IJRA – Indiana Junior Rodeo Association Facebook page to get more information about what is going on with IJRA, some more information on our sponsors and to ask any questions you may have about how to become part of IJRA. Once again we had an outstanding group of contestants in the IJRA 2011-2012 IJRA Princess Contest. Sydney Hurley, the 2010-2011 IJRA Princess did a super job over the past year, giving this year’s princess big boots to fill. Contestants Mary Lloyd, Alyssa Griffiths,

All-Around Champion - Brianna Belden Reserve All-Around - Sydney Hurley

Boys 6-7-8

All-Around Champion Strand Barricklow Reserve All-Around - Zach Hunter Renae Johnson, and Lois Thomas all did a great job on their horsemanship patterns, speeches, modeling, and interviews. We would like to give special thanks to Mary Johnson, Dr. Bethany Couture DVM of Conley and Koontz Equine Hospital, and Terry McGlaughlin who had a really tough job on Saturday as judges for the contestants. Congratulations to Alyssa Griffiths from Millersburgh, IN who went home with the title of First Runner-up. Lois Thomas was crowned the 2011-2012 IJRA Princess and also went home with the Horsemanship Award and the title of Miss Congeniality. Lois is from LaCross, IN and will do an amazing job representing IJRA this season!

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Pre- School Rodeo Kids During the State Finals we also watched as many of our 8th grade members competed in their last IJRA rodeo. We wish our graduating members the best of luck in the future and hope you will all come back to see us soon. We hope you have made lifelong friends, endless memories and the skills to take you where you want to go. Best wishes and congratulations go out to Bre Belden, Maci Stukowski, Brayton Dewees, Gavin McGary, Strand Barricklow, Zach Hunter, and Jessie Hoagland. Strand Barricklow, who got his start in IJRA as one of

the first Preschool Rodeo contestants, was also recognized as a 9+ year member. What a great group of cowboys and cowgirls! We expect to see great things from all of you for many years to come!

What a great weekend! On Saturday, the kids had a pizza party and showed off their dance moves after the Buckle Ceremony. The Eastep family brought watermelon for everyone which tasted amazing at the end of a hot day!

Jody and John Petro organized an afternoon

of water games, including a giant water slide with the help of the Yadon family. I don’t know if I have ever seen the kids have such a good time! Congratulations to our Round Pen/$500 raffle ticket drawing winner, Jennifer McNulty, from Danville, IN! Add in an egg toss, 50/50 raffle, Cowboy Church, Parents Bareback Barrel Racing and Ribbon Roping, and a silent auction and you have a fun filled, memory making weekend! Thank you to all the parents, families and friends who helped to make this a wonderful weekend for the kids!

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2010-2011 IJRA Princess Spotlight

Lois Thomas

Lois Thomas is the 13 year old daughter of Dale and Caren Thomas. She attends Wanatah Middle School and is in the eighth grade. Lois has been with the Indiana Junior Rodeo Association for three years now. She competes in goat tying, barrel racing, and pole bending. Her favorite event is barrel racing.

In August, Lois competed in the princess contest during the IJRA State Finals in Columbia City, IN. She is now the 2011-2012 Miss Indiana Junior Rodeo Princess. She enjoys the association and thinks it is a very good building block in life and teaches good morals and manners.

Lois also enjoys riding her pony, Emmie Lou, at fair, in shows, and of course in rodeos. She also likes hanging out with her rodeo friends and wants to thank everyone who has helped her in her rodeo career!

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CHRISTIAN COWBOY COLLECTION Willingness

J

esus didn’t choose the elite to be his disciples.

He didn’t ask those who were in high places to step out in faith and become “fishers of men.”

He chose everyday, regular people like you and me.

He chose working people who admitted that they didn’t feel worthy. But, you see, what he required of them was nothing more than a willingness to follow him. He had what they needed, they didn’t need to bring anything with them to accomplish the task they were to be given.

They just had to listen, believe what he said as truth and act on what he said. He would take care of the rest.

One of my new favorite passages has become the first part of Luke 5.

Luke 5:1-11 1 One day as Jesus was preaching on the shore of the Sea of Galilee, great crowds pressed in on him to listen to the word of God. 2 He noticed two empty boats at the water’s edge, for the fishermen had left them and were washing their nets. 3 Stepping into one of the boats, Jesus asked Simon, its owner, to push it out into the water. So he sat in the boat and taught the crowds from there.

4 When he had finished speaking, he said to Simon, “Now go out where it is deeper, and let down your nets to catch some fish.”

5 “Master,” Simon replied, “we worked hard all last night and didn’t catch a thing. But if you say so, I’ll let the nets down again.”

6 And this time their nets were so full of fish they began to tear! 7 A shout for help brought their partners in the other boat, and soon both boats were filled with fish and on the verge of sinking.

8 When Simon Peter realized what had happened, he fell to his knees before Jesus and said, “Oh, Lord, please leave me—I’m too much of a sinner to be around you.” 9 For he was awestruck by the number of fish they had caught, as were the others with him. 10 His partners, James and John, the sons of Zebedee, were also amazed.

Jesus replied to Simon, “Don’t be afraid! From now on you’ll be fishing for people!” 11 And as soon as they landed, they left everything and followed Jesus.

For some reason this scene has played out in my mind a lot lately. If you put yourself there, it is easy to see how things went. I can imagine

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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Simon’s reaction when Jesus was finished preaching and asked him to push out to the deep waters to drop his nets. Simon had just finished cleaning his nets for the day and had not caught a thing while he was out earlier, I’m sure he didn’t want to get all of his gear back out thinking there would be no catch.....he even says “....we worked hard all last night and didn’t catch a thing.”

It’s a good thing he didn’t stop there....he went on to say, “But if you say so, I’ll let the nets down again.”

He was reluctant to think that throwing his net out would bring a catch, but his willingness to listen to Jesus prevailed. And what a good thing that he chose to listen! He caught so many fish in his nets that they began to rip and another boat had to be called over to help pull in the fish.....and then the boats started to sink because there were so many fish!!

I wondered when I read this if the second boat had cast out a net as well, or if they were just waiting and watching to see if anything would come of Jesus’ plan of fishing. Whether they did or didn’t throw out a net didn’t matter. You see, they still benefited from the willingness and obedience of Simon when they got to help haul in all of the fish! When one servant stepped out in faith and listened to Jesus there were many people who reaped the blessing!

I find that so exciting! Simon felt unworthy, but even though he doubted at first, he was still willing to listen and act on Jesus’ instruction. His willingness to listen brought a blessing to more than just himself.

We have a tendency to second guess the Holy Spirit’s instruction in our lives sometimes. We are probably all like Simon and have initial doubt when we feel that nudge. But the idea is to work past the doubt and into willingness. That is when we will see what God can do. That is when we will be blessed to the point of humbleness and that is when those who are sitting back to watch and see what “God is gonna do” will be blessed by the overflow!

Until next month....

Don’t sit back and watch, Be willing....

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

FINE WITH ME Was sittin` in the saddle No where I needed to be Just me and my pony That was fine with me

Then the wind began to howl It sure was a bit gusty Then it died down That was fine with me

Climbed back in the saddle Knowing I now had life’s key Headed back down the mountain That was fine with me

As we rode along Mountains were all I could see No one else around That was fine with me

It was then I heard a voice Really it sounded like three My heart began to break That was fine with me

It was then I realized I was now a trainee New at ridin` for the Lord That was fine with me

The trail got a bit rough But I was ridin` ol Rusty He never stumbled once That was fine with me

Stepped out of the saddle Got on bended knee I knew the Lord was the answer That was fine with me

Shouted, we’re ridin` for the brand Rusty didn’t disagree No longer just me and my pony That is fine with me

Stopped for a breather Under a big oak tree Resting in the shade That was fine with me

There on that mountain I didn’t have to beg or plea Just admitted I was lost That was fine with me

Acts 1:8 But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth.

Said this is the life Asked Rusty if he would agree He didn’t say a word That was fine with me

When I got back to my feet Felt like I’d been set free My sins had been forgiven That was fine with me

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”.

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Open 4-D Cloverleaf (391 Entries) Total Payout $ 26,422.00 Open 1st Go Results - Payout $7,926.60 1D 1 Jayma Jo Shomaker 00 Bugs Super Trooper 14.479 494.86 2 Darrin Hornberger 00 Butlers Policy 14.589 371.15 3 Logan Hornberger 00 Smooth Talkin Play 14.63 321.66 4 Lindsey Hostetler 04 Fridaynite Firewater 14.725 272.17 5 Jennifer Lichtenbarger 01 Undniablyaclassic 14.736 247.43 6 Dennis Miller 02 Ff Doc Harlan 14.788 197.94 7 Donovan Smith 04 Im A Rare Lady 14.794 160.83 8 Kalah Welch 02 Jm Alive And Perquix 14.8 148.46 9 Chuck Tolbert 05 What A Sharp Chick 14.83 136.09 10 Todd Holder 04 Cowgirl Casanova 14.832 123.72 2D 1 Christa Conway 02 Butler Did It 15.021 445.60 2 Austin Woolery 02 Jessie Girl 15.031 334.20 3 Mallory Griffin 04 Ole Man Magic 15.059 289.64 4 Lane Edwards 05 This Rebel Red 15.071 245.08 5 Lincoln Edwards 05 Pc Sun Siete 15.083 222.80 6 Todd Adair 04 Lemons Lad Bar 15.087 178.24 7 Tom Hess 05 Rocky Vegas 15.109 144.82 8 Emma Gutzweiler 05 Mr Gray Leo 15.113 133.68 9 Tayler Wieling 00 Halos Honor 15.126 122.53 10 Jennifer Lichtenbarger 01 Helens Fancy Star 15.131 111.39 3D 1 Mindy Hanna 04 Exchange Angel 15.481 347.06 2 Demi Arnold 05 Bugs Black Gold 15.483 260.30 3 Stan Roberts 05 Shes An Honor 15.495 225.59 4 Danny Braun 02 Jets A Packin 15.505 190.89 5 Joshua Buchmeier 01 Bar D Suzy Hancock 15.521 173.53 6 Chalee Gilliland 03 Ima Sweet Stone 15.526 138.83 7 Mckenzie Dunlap 04 Click 15.538 112.80 8 Danny Braun 02 Distance The Boyz 15.55 104.12 9 Carl Harlan 02 Dare I Watch 15.558 95.44 10 Amanda Gibson 05 Redmans Native Squaw 15.56 86.76 4D 1 Greg Smith 02 Ce Ce Bar 16.486 297.80 2 Katie Richmond 04 Golden Sugar Peppy 16.492 223.35 3 Jenny Law 04 Satchpat Sunny Cloud 16.498 193.57 4 Rick Stigall 02 D J 16.504 163.79 5 Tricia Smith 04 Bayou’s Red Dream 16.506 134.01 5 Kylie Werner 04 Dixie 16.506 134.01 7 Deanna Koger 00 Shez Packin Action 16.529 96.78 8 Meredith Plate 02 Frencys Red Mist 16.533 89.34 9 Bob Pavey 02 Super Sunny Frost 16.539 81.89 10 Kim Stalhiem 00 One Son Solo 16.544 74.45 Open 2nd Go Results--Payout $7,926.60 1D 1 Todd Holder 04 Fame In A Tincan 14.45 494.86 2 Lindsey Hostetler 04 Fridaynite Firewater 14.55 371.15 3 Kalah Welch 02 Jm Alive And Perquix 14.607 321.66 4 Kayla Cunningham 02 Trapper 14.646 272.17 5 Beth Marsh 02 Dun Got Paid 14.648 247.43 6 Jennifer Lichtenbarger 01 Undniablyaclassic 14.65 197.94 7 Logan Hornberger 00 Smooth Talkin Play 14.678 160.83 8 Dennis Miller 02 Ff Doc Harlan 14.807 148.46 9 Cheyanna Patrick 02 Hays Victory Eye 14.849 136.09 10 Terri Stubbs 04 Rowdy Perks 14.901 123.72 2D 1 Darrin Hornberger 00 Butlers Policy 15.001 445.60 2 Billy Hatzman 04 Rockaby Windy 15.009 334.20 3 Ronda Casey 01 Anothershot Ofscotch 15.035 289.64 4 Mary Freels 00 Cashmere Reef 15.041 245.08 5 Marcia Fetterhoff 00 Junior Jetty Moon 15.045 222.80 6 Chris Duke 00 Jessacoup 15.048 178.24 7 Emma Gutzweiler 05 Mr Gray Leo 15.06 144.82 8 Khloe Presnell 03 Redmans Last Stand 15.073 133.68 9 Mary Freels 00 Smithmills 15.077 122.53 10 Emma Gutzweiler 05 Blue Golds Shadow 15.092 111.39 3D 1 Stan Roberts 05 Shes An Honor 15.45 347.06 2 Tammy Endris 04 Ole Boy Buck 15.456 260.30 3 Natalie Hall 04 Tex’s Moon Shadow 15.46 225.59 4 Ronda Casey 01 Blazing Flash 15.47 182.21 4 Brandon Knight 00 Rumbling Jet 15.47 182.21 6 Cody Bennett 02 Docs Little Sis Go 15.475 138.83 7 Brittany Barker 04 Casady’s Talkin Now 15.477 112.80 8 Tammy Roberts 05 Smart Chic Seeker 15.48 104.12 9 Tricia Smith 04 Bayou’s Red Dream 15.485 95.44 10 Taylor Huth 02 Encores Wedding 15.492 86.76 4D 1 Ashley Sexton 04 Copper Credit 16.465 297.80 2 Trent Jeffries 04 Zans Frosty Suprize 16.48 223.35 3 Georgiana Mason 05 Bo Knows Fame 16.483 193.57 4 Matthew Smith 05 Dash Hard Time 16.491 163.79 5 Rick Stigall 02 Cricket 16.498 134.01 6 Michelle Beard 05 Ellies Promise 16.515 134.01 7 Alan Wieling 00 Wimpetts Little Lena 16.521 96.78 8 Kendall Gentry 05 Toons Trouble Maker 16.525 89.34 9 Sydney Chapman 00 Mc Spectular Reward 16.53 81.89 10 Nicole Reller 05 Jayna’s Little Jesse 16.535 74.45

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Open Short Go Result-- Payout $10,568.80 1D 1 Kalah Welch 02 Jm Alive And Perquix 14.369 696.48 2 Jayma Jo Shomaker 00 Bugs Super Trooper 14.643 513.19 3 Todd Holder 04 Fame In A Tincan 14.681 447.21 4 Chris Duke 00 Jessacoup 14.721 362.90 5 Beth Marsh 02 Dun Got Paid 14.735 348.24 6 Brooke Taylor 04 Easy Rebel Leader 14.741 282.25 7 Jennifer Lichtenbarger 01 Undniablyaclassic 14.827 224.52 7 Ronda Casey 01 Blazing Flash 14.827 224.52 9 Logan Hornberger 00 Smooth Talkin Play 14.843 199.77 2D 1 Christa Conway 02 Butler Did It 14.914 594.13 2 Cali Jayne Moriarty 03 Ima Maga Scotcha 14.918 445.60 3 Darrin Hornberger 00 Butlers Policy 14.924 356.48 3 Michele Reed 01 Roper 14.924 356.47 5 Dennis Miller 02 Ff Doc Harlan 14.931 297.06 6 Shelby Headley 03 Quincy 14.956 237.65 7 Billy Hatzman 04 Rockaby Windy 14.979 193.09 8 Kayla Cunningham 02 Trapper 14.992 178.24 9 Terri Stubbs 04 Rowdy Perks 15.01 163.39 10 Tom Hess 05 Rocky Vegas 15.046 148.53 3D 1 Todd Adair 04 Lemons Lad Bar 15.44 462.75 2 Don Mccarty 04 Varmits Ruan King 15.489 347.06 3 Tammy Roberts 05 Smart Chic Seeker 15.57 300.79 4 Georgiana Mason 05 Bo Knows Fame 15.573 254.51 5 Austin Woolery 02 Jessie Girl 15.582 231.38 6 Kylie Werner 04 Dixie 15.605 185.10 7 Joshua Buchmeier 01 Bar D Suzy Hancock 15.615 150.39 8 Natalie Hall 04 Tex’s Moon Shadow 15.625 138.83 9 Stan Roberts 05 Shes An Honor 15.675 127.26 10 Khloe Presnell 03 Redmans Last Stand 15.715 115.69 4D 1 Rick Stigall 02 Cricket 16.381 397.06 2 Chris Beck 02 Arizonas Gypsymystic 16.418 297.80 3 Bob Pavey 02 Super Sunny Frost 16.47 258.09 4 Nicole Reller 05 Jayna’s Little Jesse 16.488 218.39 5 Ashley Sexton 04 Copper Credit 16.542 198.53 6 Haylee Moore 05 Haylees Comet 16.604 158.83 7 Rick Stigall 02 D J 16.64 129.05 8 Jenny Law 04 Satchpat Sunny Cloud 16.885 119.12 9 Tricia Smith 04 Bayou’s Red Dream 16.959 109.19 10 Alan Wieling 00 Wimpetts Little Lena 17.005 99.26 Youth 4-D Cloverleaf (147 Entries) Total Payout $8,145.00 Youth 1st Go Results - Payout $2,443.50 1D 1 Jennifer Lichtenbarger 01 Undniablyaclassic 14.872 214.27 2 Logan Hornberger 00 Butlers Policy 14.895 168.35 3 Clint Van Volkenburgh 00 Bobbies Chief Jet 14.902 137.74 4 Casey Ann Sparks 00 Sonechoes Red Ryder 14.947 107.13 5 Sydney Chapman 00 Bart Be Quick 14.974 76.52 6 Kayla Cunningham 02 Trapper 15.025 61.22 2D 1 Emma Gutzweiler 05 Blue Golds Shadow 15.387 192.65 2 Kyle Miller 02 Ff Doc Harlan 15.402 151.37 3 Lincoln Edwards 05 Pc Sun Siete 15.472 123.85 4 Jenna Jungels 01 Gibs Benita Mav 15.474 96.33 5 Nicole Chapman 01 Maries Gold Mine 15.484 68.81 6 Clint Van Volkenburgh 00 Leonard 15.508 55.04 3D 1 Brandon Fickling 05 Dusty 15.884 149.44 2 Cheyenne Mcknight 00 A Dash Of Eloquence 15.888 117.41 3 Brooke Taylor 04 Wimpy Classy Leo 15.917 96.07 4 Kait Williamson 02 Mister 15.929 74.72 5 Joshua Buchmeier 01 Bar D Suzy Hancock 15.936 53.37 6 Kenzie Gentry 05 Nakota 15.95 42.69 4D 1 Karen Bauerle 04 Sassy 16.916 127.83 2 Erin Edwards 05 Bucks Goldust Barman 16.927 100.44 3 Kalyn Flora 01 Libertys Gold Frost 16.958 82.17 4 Riana Gilliland 03 M5’S Bo 16.971 63.91 5 Nicole Reller 05 Jayna’s Little Jesse 16.972 45.65 6 Jake Vance 04 Paradises Winner 16.981 36.52 Youth 2nd Go Results - Payout $2,443.50 1D 1 Cheyanna Patrick 02 Hays Victory Eye 14.525 226.52 2 Kayla Cunningham 02 Renes Honda 14.775 180.60 3 Jennifer Lichtenbarger 01 Helens Fancy Star 14.852 149.98 4 Logan Hornberger 00 Butlers Policy 14.897 119.37 5 Lane Hornberger 00 Smooth Talkin Play 14.943 88.76 2D 1 Amberly Liter 04 Honor Spartican 15.094 192.65 2 Kyle Miller 02 Ff Doc Harlan 15.155 151.37 3 Lane Edwards 05 This Rebel Red 15.277 123.85 4 Mikaela Zambos 02 Eternal Kidd Story 15.299 96.33 5 Sydney Chapman 00 Bart Be Quick 15.3 68.81 6 Kayla Cunningham 02 Trapper 15.347 55.04 3D 1 Nicole Chapman 01 Shesgotalicensetofly 15.565 149.44 2 Brandon Knight 00 Rumbling Jet 15.569 117.41 3 Kenzie Gentry 05 Nakota 15.574 96.07 4 Austin Woolery 02 Jessie Girl 15.586 74.72 5 Emma Gutzweiler 05 Mr Gray Leo 15.608 53.37 6 Kaleb Walker 02 A Little Bit Of Dash 15.662 42.69 4D 1 Mallory Tollin 02 Bj Bugle Boy 16.525 127.83 2 Riana Gilliland 03 M5’S Bo

16.606 100.44 3 Ravyn Darr 05 Moon Lark Rocket 16.612 82.17 4 Cheyenne Holman 04 Willy Gets All 16.645 63.91 5 Justin Fickling 05 Thunder 16.697 45.65 6 Brooke Taylor 04 Easy Rebel Leader 16.706 36.52 Youth Results Short Go--Payout $3,258.00 1D 1 Jennifer Lichtenbarger 01 Undniablyaclassic 14.752 285.69 2 Clint Van Volkenburgh 00 Bobbies Chief Jet 14.802 224.47 3 Casey Ann Sparks 00 Sonechoes Red Ryder 14.835 183.65 4 Lane Edwards 05 This Rebel Red 14.901 142.84 5 Emma Gutzweiler 05 Mr Gray Leo 14.975 102.03 6 Kayla Cunningham 02 Trapper 15.009 81.62 2D 1 Lincoln Edwards 05 Pc Sun Siete 15.27 256.87 2 Alexis Adair 04 Somethingsgottagive 15.279 201.83 3 Brooke Taylor 04 Easy Rebel Leader 15.331 165.13 4 Kyle Miller 02 Ff Doc Harlan 15.371 128.44 5 Lauren Englert 05 Tma Le Lady Wrangler 15.439 91.74 6 Alex Farrell 04 Deedees Cash 15.441 73.39 3D 1 Mikaela Zambos 02 Eternal Kidd Story 15.905 199.25 2 Ravyn Darr 05 Moon Lark Rocket 16.162 156.55 3 Riana Gilliland 03 M5’S Bo 16.247 128.09 4 Justin Fickling 05 Thunder 16.26 99.62 5 Helena Quintana 03 Thunder 16.28 71.16 6 Alyssa Ramer 01 Sox Pollys Last 16.302 56.93 4D 1 Jake Vance 04 Paradises Winner 16.799 322.62 2 Erin Edwards 05 Bucks Goldust Barman 16.953 286.08 Senior 4-D Cloverleaf (101 Entries) Total Payout $5,328.00 1t Go Results -- Payout $1,598.40 1D 1 Marcia Fetterhoff 00 Junior Jetty Moon 14.654 145.33 2 Beth Marsh 02 Dun Got Paid 14.67 121.11 3 Chuck Tolbert 05 What A Sharp Chick 14.803 96.89 4 Valerie Daunhauer 05 Grander Smith 14.825 72.67 5 Debby Brown 02 Butler Did It 14.931 48.44 2D 1 Betty Rice 02 Jos Scuba Star 15.224 132.61 2 John Stanley 04 Freckles 15.247 110.51 3 Robert Jaqua 02 Dashins The Fashion 15.249 88.40 4 Cindy Patrick 02 Global Bug 15.297 66.30 5 Valerie Daunhauer 05 Johnie Te Olive Oil 15.341 44.20 3D 1 Lisa Monroe 04 Ima Poco Dealer 15.698 107.15 2 Raymond Duke 00 Signs Awesome Chrome 15.702 89.30 3 Marcia Fetterhoff 00 Crmf Firewater Chic 15.721 71.44 4 Chris Herron 05 Storms Little Star 15.725 53.58 5 Dennis Hildebrand 05 Flits Sexy Socks 15.893

35.71 4D 1 Rick Stigall 02 D J 16.665 94.43 2 Terri Wilson 02 Doxs Tidy Rock 16.669 78.69 3 Anna Davis 02 Jet N Rockets 16.696 62.95 4 Pamela York 00 Billy Made Me Best 16.931 47.21 5 Tena Ziegler 02 Angel 16.974 31.48 Senior 2nd Go Results-- 2Payout $1,598.40 1D 1 Cindy Patrick 02 Cool Cool Fame 14.748 145.33 2 Tom Hess 05 Rocky Vegas 14.978 121.11 3 Valerie Daunhauer 05 Grander Smith 14.979 96.89 4 Steven Cole 02 Whatintheblazes 15.065 72.67 5 Vickie Benefiel 02 Tex 15.112 48.44 2D 1 Ross Carnahan 00 Honey B Flyin 15.34 132.61 2 Lynda Overholt 01 Skoal’s Red Lad 15.368 110.51 3 Chris Herron 05 Storms Little Star 15.373 88.40 4 Stan Roberts 05 Shes An Honor 15.416 66.30 5 Don Mccarty 04 Varmits Ruan King 15.422 44.20 3D 1 Lynn Roorda 01 Lightninginmyjeans 15.767 107.15 2 Marty Moon 02 Continental Charlie 15.805 89.30 3 Bev Jungels 01 Hi Speed Guaranteed 15.846 71.44 4 Dwight Witt 00 Rocket To A Winner 15.864 53.58 5 Bev Jungels 01 Rks Awesome Girl 15.969 35.71 4D 1 Lisa Heaster 03 Mysticalwannabecash 16.749 94.43 2 John Jungels 01 Bambalam Black Betty 16.769 78.69 3 Jolene Pavey 02 Pleased To Invite 16.826 62.95 4 Anna Davis 02 Jet N Rockets 16.83 47.21 5 Sue Pavey 02 Jc Runkins Story Man 16.908 31.48 Senior Short Go Results-- Payout $2,131.20 1D 1 Roxie Williams 05 Dash N Cal Bar 14.896 193.78 2 Beth Marsh 02 Dun Got Paid 14.916 161.48 3 Steven Cole 02 Whatintheblazes 15.069 129.18 4 John Stanley 04 Freckles 15.15 96.89 5 Debby Brown 02 Butler Did It 15.151 64.59 2D 1 Don Mccarty 04 Varmits Ruan King 15.48 176.81 2 Robert Jaqua 02 Dashins The Fashion 15.501 147.34 3 Carl Harlan 02 Dare I Watch 15.522 117.87 4 Ross Carnahan 00 Honey B Flyin 15.556 88.40 5 Betty Jean Roby 04 Kingpin With A Twist 15.629 58.94 3D 1 Bev Jungels 01 Hi Speed Guaranteed 15.939 142.87 2 Chris Herron 05 Storms Little Star 15.977 119.06 3 Rick Stigall 02 D J 16.067 95.25 4 Bev Jungels 01 Rks Awesome Girl 16.101 71.44 5 Steve Benefiel 02 Chick 16.226 47.62 4D 1 Fred Walker 02 Watch Little Joe 16.926 125.90 2 Jolene Pavey 02 Pleased To Invite 16.968 104.92 3 Glen Phillips 02 Apollo Ranger 17.107 83.94 4 John Jungels 01 Bambalam B

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his month’s picture was taken during a “Resue Race.” For those of you who do not remember this event from years past, a rider would run a horse down and around a pylon or keg where a second rider would be waiting to mount (flying mount) the horse behind rider number one and the two would then ride back across the timing line.

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