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VOLUME 6

ISSUE 9

SEPTEMBER 2013

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

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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

S

ometimes it’s easy for us to lose sight of why we do what we do. It’s easy to forget the reason we spend so much of our time (and our money) to be involved in this all consuming “horse business.” It’s easy to get so wrapped up in the stall cleaning and show scheduling, the farrier and vet appointments....the entering events, ordering supplements and wormers, fly sprays and equipment. It’s easy to become so involved in the motions that we miss the moments.

That’s why we spend so much time and money doing all of those other things....for the moments. We do it to witness the newborn foal’s first steps and first meal, to feel that warm breath on our neck from our favorite horse in the middle of winter (when our hands are almost numb)....we do it for the exhilarating thrill of 15 seconds with our partner in the barrel arena (realizing that the time in the practice pen made a difference)....we do it for the photographer’s flash in the winner’s circle.....for the quiet munching sounds in the barn after all the horses are tucked in safe and fed....for the look on our kids’ faces when they finally “get it” after we’ve explained it to them one more time.....for the feelings, the smells, the sounds, the sights, the memories.

For the moments.

Appreciate the moments..........and remember to count your blessings on horseback!

God Bless and Ride Safe, Christa Conway

A Little “Barrel Talk” We have included a small section of “A Little Barrel Talk” for you this month.

Remember to visit www.barrelhorseworld.com to read more Barrel Talk.

How do you keep your horses feeling their best?

Runninbay Posted 2013-08-21 2:45 PM (#6807914) Georgia Peach Posts: 7472 Location: Georgia My recent bout with some non-barrel racing related injuries has caused me to really think about how I care for my horse’s after a run or hard workout. I’ve come to the conclusion that, in the past, I have not been so good about proper cool downs and taking the time to insure that my horse’s will feel great the next day. However, im turning over a new leaf and will be taking better care to keep them at the top of their game. So tell me some things that you guys do to make this happen? Im not referring to supplements, feed, injections, etc. My current program consists of cold hosing after each workout and applying absorbine linement to the major muscles and legs. What do you guys do?

Mine all haul in Soft Ride boots, and I let them roll as often as possible after a run.

This summer, I have been hauling back to Matt’s place after most rodeos and they have a pen there with a “rolling spot” so they are turned out in a small pen each night and can roll if they want. I usually wake up to dirty horses so I think they roll a lot.

dallaswinn I would be interested in know that too!!!

Thanks for sharing!

Lil_Pony35 Personally I think keeping them in proper running shape is the best thing you could do for them. I make my horses work hard.

I stress them physically every day (appropriately). I make sure they have enough to eat and I make sure they have clean living arrangements. Bonding, and loving on them is just as important to me. I am looking into some ice-vibes for my guys hocks and I love SNM.

blccwgl55 Me three! rodeowithjoker I walk them back to the trailer, loosen the cinch, take polos off and rub legs down with Sore No More liniment, then walk until they’re breathing normally or close to it.

(My rodeo horse is a BUTT to walk so I keep him moving as long as I can handle him and then tie him up for a while until he comes off his adrenaline high. Then I can walk him more but when he is snorting, bucking and bouncing me off trucks, fences, etc., I can’t handle it.)

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I keep them turned out at home - none of mine are stalled unless its required at a show - and they get to be horses for at least a couple days a week. Currently the schedule is run on the weekends and take Monday & Tuesday completely off, then do light workouts Wednesday and Thursday, and compete Friday/Saturday/Sunday depending on the exact schedule. They’re in shape so I don’t have to do a lot to keep them ready to roll, and I like to have them somewhat fresh for the weekends.

Nateracer I do regular massage and chiro work. They are on a joint supplement. They get their PHT blankets and hoods before and after we run and in the trailer.

After running I remove their leg boots and walk until they are not breathing heavily.

hckbarrelracer Pht blanket and hock wraps in trailer to and from rodeos, platinum cj supplements, forco supplement, ice vibe boots before running (the warm up, no ice), then after run, walking, ice vibe boots with ice, sore no more, and pht blanket and hock wraps back on. Maintenance excerise during the week. Usually two good days off with light riding in between rodeos.

BlazeFlameHarley If you can after a run pull off polos and saddle, walk them until they stop drinking or breathing heavy, then if possible give them a bath or hose down and walk or graze until dry, whichever you prefer, then try to wait an hour or so before rubbing their legs down. You will be able to feel a lot more if something is wrong if you wait then you will if you do their legs while they’re hot.

hammer_time Keeping them legged up, stretching, letting them roll when you can, turning them out while at home, and cold hosing or applying liniment is what I stick to.

This is how I learned to do it at the track and I have carried it over to my own horses.

Runnin < C > If its cool enough I use my Back On Track sheet... if its hot I use my PHT sheet. After a run I’ll treat with Respond System blanket (30 min) and laser if Im making more than 1 run that weekend. do the knees and hocks really well. I poultice from the middle of forearm to hoof and middle of gaskin to hoof and also do stifles, depending if I have been having any issues - if so, can also wrap them with standing banages to keep the poultice wetter, longer. And put on Soft Ride Boots. I tie my horse long enough he can lay down at night if its a place I cant set up a portable pen and give him a fresh bucket of water and full feed hay at all times. Walk him as much as I can ... on the big 3 day weekends when we are camped out and plenty of down time I will use the Ice Horse Machine on his legs - 20 min on fronts an 20 min on backs.

Excited to be able to incorporate the Pony Plate into my schedule now, once I finally get to start hauling again :)

WrapSnap As far as liniments, poultices and such, I have an array of products that I use. That really all depends on each horse’s particular needs. One thing that they all get after a run is untacked in short order, a quick 5 to 10 minute walk and hosed off. This is followed by another 10 to 15 minutes of walking and if possible, some time spent hand grazing.

While off at big, multi day shows, they all get taken out for walks and hand grazing as much as possible. They all haul in their Soft Rides and wear them whenever they are not being ridden at shows. mollibtexan Keeping them in shape, always scrape them off after a hose down alcohol and wraps. trickster j Horses love microcurrent! I have a variety of microcurrent units I use on them, sometimes they get the electrode pad treatments, and sometimes I go over their body with rollers and probes- they all love it! www.barrelhorseworld.com

TABLE OF CONTENTS & CONTACT INFORMATION Table of Contents

Articles Page Letter From Editor 4 Barrel Talk 4 Horseshoe Hunt 5 Table of Contents & The Staff 5 Calendar of Events 6-7 My Daddy Always Said 6 NPBA News 7, 24-27 Barrel Horse World Calendar of Events 8-9 News 11-13 Chalee Gilliand Memorial “Barrels and Bling” 14-15 IBRA News 16-23 Ohio NBHA State Finals 31-33 QHRAI News 34-37 AQHA Central Region & Indiana Downs Standings 38 Horses & Heels 40-41 Looking - A Soul’s Journey 42 Ask the Vet w/ Dr. Steve Fisch 44-45 Teen Corral with Clint Van 46-47 CMSA News 48-49 Barks N Bits with Bella 50 IJRA Rodeo News 52-54 IHSRA Rodeo News 55 Christian Cowboy Collection 56 Bro Brad Curtis - On the Trail 57 Business Card Directory 58,60 Classifieds 59 ITOBA News 61-63 Li’l Cowpokes Corral 64 Subscription Form 65 Living with Horses 66 Mystery of the Month 67

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Calendar of Events

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SEPTEMBER 2013

Aug 31-Sept 1 - IBRA Super Show - Canvas, WV - Robert E Kamm Memorial Arena - Cindy Adkins 304619-9172 Aug 30-Sept 1 - Hartford City, IN IBRA Barrel Race - Blackford County Fairgrounds Kelly Bricker or Jenny Creech 260-703-1100 or 260-7265939

7 (April 2013 issue) Kouts, IN @ Navajo Saddle Club – 2013 Open Horse Shows - $600 added money – 70% Payback – 9am start time, contesting will not start before 3pm.

FMI 219-988-4984, 219-789-0255, 219-365-8717 or 219-980-8455 7 - Mt Vernon, IL - IBRA Barrel Race - King City Saddle Club Brad Hayes 618-755-4988

1 - Waterloo, IL - IBRA Barrel Race - Monroe County Saddle Club -John Braun -618-458-7289

7-8 - IBRA Super Show - Negley, OH - Simmons Equestrian Center - Dave Treharne 330-720-1832

1 - Pennington Gap, VA - IBRA Barrel Race - Leeman Field - Stephanie Elliot 423-483-7289 - ***This show was moved from 8-31-2013 to 9-1-2013****Exhibitions @ 2pm.

Show @ 4pm.

7-8 (April 2013 issue) Danville, IL @ M & W Saddle Club (Perrysville Road) – M & W 2013 Jackpot Shows – Jackpot shows are NBHA & IBRA & NPBA approved. See showbill in April issue of Fast Horse Resource.

FMI 217-304-9565 or 217,431-4713 or www.mwsaddleclub.weebly.com

2 - Vandalia, IL - IBRA Saddle - Okaw Saddle Club Arena - Brenda Daniels 618-283-7045 6 - Shepherdsville, KY - IBRA Barrel Race - Bluegrass Saddle Club - Brian Corder 502-510-0058 6 - McEwen, TN - IBRA Barrel Race - Blue Creek Arena - Sharon McDonnell 931-582-8834 6-7 - Punxsutawney, PA - IBRA Barrel Race - Punxy Saddle Club - Shawna Pierce 814-952-1440 6-8 - Edinburgh, IN - Hoosier Horse Park - Indiana Barrel Racing Futurity - $6,000 Added Futurity, IBRA Super Show, GBRA Approved - $Bonus$ sponsored by QHRAI - FMI call 317535-7191

14 - Cardington, OH - IBRA Barrel race - Ruggles Arena - Janet Ruggles 419-210-7204 14 - Newbury, OH - IBRA Barrel Race - Blue Lakes Farm -Tom Snyder 440-564-7303 or 440-564-8160 14-15 - IBRA Super Show - Ford City, PA - Crooked Creek Arena - Doug Kerstetter 717-994-7551 Buckles given to average winners of Open 1D, 2D, 3D, and 4D. Must run Open all three days.

14-15 - Ferdinand, IN - IBRA Barrel Race - Wrangler Arena - Laura Whitsitt 812-630-3837

13 - Richmond, KY - IBRA Barrel Race - Madison Co Fairgrounds Donna Barnes 606-899-8069

15 - IBRA Super Show - Springfield, OH - Champions Center - Dawn Shirey 330-771-3205

14 - Payneville, KY - IBRA Barrel Race - Meade County Saddle Club Matt Fackler or MJ Popham 270-6687447 or 270-547-9510

15 - North Terre Haute, IN - IBRA Barrel Race - Stop 16 - Carol Clark 217-840-5447

14 - Winchester, TN - IBRA Barrel Race - Southern Middle TN Pavilion - Phyllis Phillips 931-952-8708

14 - Hustonville, KY - IBRA Barrel Race - Edmiston Arena - Christy Edmiston 859-516-1477

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20-23-Hoosier Outdoor Experience. Ft Harrison, Indianaplois, IN http://www. in.gov/dnr/5009.htm

8 - Ridgway, IL - IBRA Barrel Race - Gallatin County Fair Arena - Ryan Smith 618-926-3518

7 - Waddy, KY - IBRA Barrel Race Waddy Saddle Club - Kevin Franklin 502-220-0929 Show Starts @ 7pm. $600.00 Added.

7 - Albion, IN - IBRA Barrel Race Noble County Saddle Club - Mary Worman 260-229-7616

14 - (April Issue) Anderson, IN Madison County Equestrian Club Contesting ONLY Show - start time 12:00 Noon - see showbill or visit www.madisoncountyequestrianclub.com

14-15 - Reed City, MI - IBRA Barrel race - Reed City Rodeo Grounds Cindy Kocher 989-728-5024

14 - Green Up, KY - IBRA Barrel Race - Greenup County Fairgrounds Kelly Cantrell 606-926-0478

7 - Greenville, OH - IBRA Barrel Race - Kowboy Corral - Rich Bowman 419-852-4399

20-22 - Portland, IN - IBRA Barrel Race - Jay County Fairgrounds - Kelly Bricker 260-703-1100

8 - Acranum, OH - IBRA Barrel Race - Splash of Paint Farm - Anne Etzler 937-313-6082

6-8 - Winchester, IN - IBRA Barrel Race - Randolph County Fairgrounds - Jamie Hale 765-717-6205

7 - Smiths Grove, KY - IBRA Barrel Race - Buck Creek Sportmans Club Harold Bridges 270-590-2230

14 - North Terre Haute, IN - IBRA Barrel Race - Stop 16 Arena - Angie McMillin 812-208-7013

14 - Marion, IL - IBRA Barrel Race Williamson County Saddle Club - Jeff Parks - 618-889-2865 15 - Mt Vernon, IL - King City Saddle Club - Donald Hutchcraft - 618-9274317 13-15 - Columbia City. IN - IBRA Barrel Race - Mizpah Shrine Horse Grounds -Kelly Bricker 260-7031100

20 - Shepherdsville, KY - IBRA Barrel Race - Bluegrass Saddle Club - Brian Corder 502-510-0058 20 - Corydon, IN - IBRA Barrel Race - Old Capital Saddle Club - Kelly Clark 502-594-8863 20-22 - Cloverdale, IN at C Bar C Expo Center - MVP Barrel Race - Visit www. cbarcexpo.com for more info

21 - Shelbyville, IN @ Indiana Downs - Quarter Horse Day - visit www. qhrai.net or www.indianadowns.com for more info 20-23 - (Sept issue) Tell City, IN Southern Indiana Horseman’s Club - IN 05 NBHA approved - $3500 Added!! - For more info call Dan Kessens 812-836-2009, Brad Mullis 812-549-6162 or Jeff Hilgenhold 812719-0569 - Club #812-836-2052 21 - Leitchfield, KY - IBRA Barrel Race - Grayson County Saddle Club Jenni Pendergest 270-589-0060 Warms up @ 2pm Show @ 4pm CS time.

21 - Pennington Gap, VA - IBRA Barrel Race - Leeman Field Stephanie Elliot 423-483-7289 21 - Doylestown, OH - IBRA Barrel Race - Country Estates - Amy Snyder 440-479-8503 21 - Upper Sandusky, OH - IBRA Barrel Race - Wyandot County Frgrnds - Tiffany Derr 419-310-1955 21 - IBRA Super Show - Corydon, IN Old Capital Saddle Club - Kelly Clark - 502-594-8863 $3000 Added.

21 - St Anne, IL - IBRA Barrel Race Boots & Saddles Riding Ranch - Louis Foster 815-214-7253 Co Approved with NPBA, BBR and Illinios Barrel Racing Association.

21 - Valparaiso, IN - IBRA Barrel Race - Midwestern Saddle And Bridle Assn - Melissa Boatright 219-9215969

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Maine, New York & New Jersey Contact: Carolyn Richens (270) 487-5833 carolyn@tackstop.com Region 2 Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia & Maryland Contact: Kristine Nagy (330) 472 7410 truebelue@gmail.com Region 3 Indiana & Michigan Contact: Tammy & Stan Roberts (812) 354-4057 tammyr@heartgroup.com or troberts1012@yahoo.com Region 4 Illinois Contact: Rick Park (618) 889-5506 email: N/A Region 5 Kentucky Contact: Theresa Peoples bunniesnsuch2@yahoo.com Region 6 Tennessee & Missouri Contact: Josh Morton (731) 431-7496 jmorton@dementconstruction.com Region 7 Arkansas Contact: Doug Smith (870) 346-5906 smithqtrh@centrytel.net Region 8 Mississippi Contact: Wendy Thornburg bcgchick03@gmail.com Region 9 Georgia & Alabama Contact: Billy Hodges (229) 449-8788 billygaibra@yahoo.com Region 10 Florida Contact: Billy Hodges (229) 449-8788 billygaibra@yahoo.com Region 11 North Dakota & South Dakota Contact: Dawn Mutchelknaus (605) 461 1611 mutchelknaus@hotmail.com Region 12 Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado & Wyoming Contact: Donna Rankin (402) 419-0910 Region 13 Washington, Oregon, Montana & Idaho Contact: Jerry Barrett (812) 789-5424 jethanbarrett@aol.com Region 14 California, Nevada, Arizona & Utah Contact: Kate Ristow (805) 238-9948 kristow@wildblue.net Region 15 Texas, Oklahoma & New Mexico Contact: Jerry Barrett (812) 789-5424 jethanbarrett@aol.com Region 16 Massachsetts & Delaware Contact: Doug Leasor (413) 668-8961 lopinslow@charter.net Region 17 Louisiana Contact: Melissa Gros (318) 268-4647 Ladybug_lissa@hotmail.com District C1 Canada

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21 - Williamston, KY - IBRA Barrel Race - Cowtown Arena - Shannon Henry 859-644-8662 21-22 - New Florence, PA - IBRA Barrel Race - Clyde Saddle Club - Shana Grow or Michele Dibert 814-495-5525 or 814-276-3974 Co Approved with Penn-Ohio.

21-22 - Denver, IN IBRA Barrel Race - Denver Saddle Club - Mindy Townsend (Mongosa) 765-469-6900 21-22 - Mt Vernon, IL IBRA Barrel Race King City Saddle Club - John Braun 618-458-7289 21-22 (April 2013 issue) Tipton, IN @ Tipton County 4h Fairgrounds – Sponsored by the Equine Council of Tipton County – Added Money!!

NBHA IN02 & GBRA Approved – FMI 765-863-5409 or 317-374-9119 21-22 - (April 2013 issue) Angola, IN at Steuben County Fairgrounds - Steuben County 4H Bit & Bridle Spring & Fall Shows - $1725 added money plus 70% payback - start time 9:00am 22 - Henryville, IN - IBRA Barrel Race - Yankeetown Arena - Nat Stewart 812-736-3759

27-29 - Cloverdale, IN at C Bar C Expo - Midwest Match Race - Contact Carol CLark 217-840-5447 for more info 27-29 (April 2013 issue) Marion, IN @ Grant County 4H Fairgrounds – Contesting Show - Added Money! $500 Open Barrels – IBRA Approved – FMI 765-517-1608, 765-661-6068, 765-243-1450 or 765-661-3593 27-29 - Marion, IN - IBRA Barrel Race - Grant County Fairgrounds Carrie Pavey 765-243-1450 - State Rep Kelly Bricker (260-703-1100) 27-29 - Mishawaka, IN - IBRA Barrel Race - Albar Ranch - Carol Hochstetler 574-309-3043 28 - Salem, IN - IBRA Barrel Race Washington Co Fairgrounds - Ginny McIntosh 812-595-5072 28 - Bloomington, IN - IBRA Barrel Race - Monroe County Saddle Club Brad Johnson 812-322-4473 27-29 - IBRA Super Show / Tommy Wylie Memorial - Swanton, OH - WB Ranch - Khole Presnell 317-753-8627 28 - Waynesburg, PA - IBRA Barrel Race - Greene County Fairgrounds -Lora White 412-956-3211

2013 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW RESULTS IN THIS ISSUE!!! ________________________________________ ** ANNOUNCEMENT ** The NPBA Board of Directors has named, Dirk Carnahan-Executive Director of the NPBA Championship Show.

To find out more about how to have your show NPBA approved, contact your Regional Director listed below or visit the NPBA website: www.polebending.org Adult membership: $40/year Youth Membership: $25/year

(18 and younger as of Jan. 1) *****NPBA Membership Dues run from Jan 1 - Dec 31 of current year.

Visit the website for a printable Membership Application

28 - Sheffield, PA - IBRA Barrel Race - Two Mile Creek Ranch - Teresa Nizzi 814-757-9909 28 - (April 2013 issue) Ft Wayne, IN @ Allen County Fairgrounds on Carroll Rd. Open Speed Show – Warm Up Barrels Start at 5pm 90% PAYBACK! - FMI 260-349-3283 28 - (April 2013 Issue) Anderson, IN Madison County Equestrian Club Contesting ONLY Show - start time 12:00 Noon - see showbill or visit www.madisoncountyequestrianclub.com

- Lori Tobin 606-975-0364 $550.00 Added.

5 - Payneville, KY - IBRA Barrel Race - Meade County Saddle Club Matt Fackler or MJ Popham 270-6687447 or 270-547-9510 5 - Williamston, KY - IBRA Barrel Race - Cowtown Arena - Shannon Henry 859-644-8662 5 - Cardington, OH - IBRA Barrel Race - Ruggles Arena - Janet Ruggles 419-210-7204

28 - LaGrange, KY - IBRA Barrel Race - Benton Jackson Arena - Ashley Cornett 502-889-7393

5 - West Sunbury, PA - IBRA Barrel Race - Buckhorn Ranch - Karen Lyons 724-290-1859

28 - Hardinsburg, KY - IBRA Barrel Race - Breckinridge County Fairgrounds - Melissa Gonterman 270-300-6744

5 - Bloomington, IN - IBRA Barrel Race - Monroe County Saddle Club Brad Johnson 812-322-4473

OCTOBER 2013

4 - McEwen, TN - IBRA Barrel Race - Blue Creek Arena - Sharon McDonnell 931-582-8834 4-6 - Cloverdale, IN at C Bar C Expo Indiana Mounted Regulators - CMSA - Contact Marcy Lutrell FMI 765-67548094 - Cynthiana, KY - IBRA Barrel Race - Harrion County Fairgrounds

6 - Shepherdsville, KY - IBRA Barrel Race - Bluegrass Saddle Club - Brian Corder 502-510-0058 7-12 - (Sept issue) Cloverdale, IN at C Bar C Expo Center - IBRA National Finals - Over $300,000 in Payout and Awards - $30,000 Added Open 4D, $10,000 Guaranteed 4D, $5,000 added to Youth and Masters 4Ds, $1,000 added Sponsors/Directors 4D. For more info visit www.ibra.us

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Barrel Horse World.....Calendar of Events NEW JERSEY

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9/1 IBRA approved show South Logan, NJ 9/15 IBRA approved show South Logan, NJ 9/28 IBRA approved show South Logan, NJ

NEW MEXICO

9/1-9/2 4th Annual Double Da$h barrel race Clovis, NM

NEVADA

9/20-9/22 Buckles and Barrels for Bailey Las Vegas, NV

OHIO

9/7-9/8 IBRA approved show Eaton, OH 9/7 IBRA Super Show! Negley, OH 9/8 IBRA Super Show! Swanton, OH 9/8 IBRA approved show Arcanum, OH 9/14 IBRA approved show Newbury, OH 9/14 IBRA approved show Cardington, OH 9/15 IBRA Super Show! Springfield, OH 9/21 IBRA approved showDoylestown, OH 9/21 IBRA approved show Upper Sandusky, OH 9/27-9/28 IBRA approved show Swanton, OH 9/28 IBRA approved show Wilmington, OH

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9/1 $2000 added Honey Pot Buckle Jackpot Athens, AL 9/6 Jackpot Barrels Rainbow City, AL 9/7 SLHA Summer Slam Seale, AL 9/7 IBRA approved show Hope Hull, AL 9/7 North Alabama Youth Rodeo North, AL 9/8 2-S Arena Buckle Series Athens, AL 9/14 $750 ADDED 4D Barrel Race Newville, AL 9/20 Jackpot Barrels Rainbow City, AL 9/28 GCBR 2013 Series Foley, AL

ARKANSAS

9/3 !!RUN FOR FUN!! Booneville, AR 9/3 Back Achers Fall 4-D Barrel Series BBR APPROVED Conway, AR 9/5-9/8 Barrels 4 Bryson $15,000 added Texarkana, AR 9/6 Thomas Ainsworth Memorial Open 4D Barrel Run Fordyce, AR 9/6-9/7 White River Rodeo Company Batesville, AR 9/6 NWABRA race at Isuba Valley Siloam Springs, AR 9/10 !!RUN FOR FUN!! Booneville, AR 9/10 Back Achers Fall 4-D Barrel Series BBR APPROVED Conway, AR 9/13-9/14 White River Rodeo Company Batesville, AR 9/14 *DATE CHANGE* Running for the Kids ($1000 added) and Fun Show Haskell, AR 9/17 !!RUN FOR FUN!! Booneville, AR 9/17 Back Achers Fall 4-D Barrel Series BBR APPROVED Conway, AR 9/20 Hamburg Riding Club $500 Added Barrel Run Hamburg, AR 9/20 NBHA AR-04 RISON, AR 9/21 Twisted Sisted River Run West Memphis, AR 9/22 A-OK Barrel Racing, Booneville, AR 9/22 NBHA AR07 Barrel Race Hindsville, AR 9/24 Back Achers Fall 4-D Barrel Series BBR APPROVED Conway, AR 9/29 BackAchers Ranch - Summer Series Conway, AR 9/29 NBHA AR 07 Barrel Race Natural Dam, AR

CALIFORNIA

9/2 PCBRA Labor Day Race $1000 Added Acton, CA 9/7 $2,000 add barrel race presented by The Rowdy Rose Banning, CA 9/12 Creston Classic Rodeo Barrel Race Jackpot Creston, CA 9/22 S&B Barrel Productions Winchester, CA 9/28 NBHA CA17 - Breeze E Ranch Acton, CA

COLORADO

9/1-9/2 16th Annual Cowgirl Tuff Co. Rocky Mountain Super Race Colorado Springs, CO 9/3 No Brakes Tour Qualifiers Eaton, CO 9/7 Longmont Ford Real Steel Barrel Challange and Gymkhana Longmont, CO 9/10 No Brakes Tour Qualifiers Eaton, CO 9/13 No Brakes Tour Finale Eaton, CO 9/14 Estes Park Western Heritage, Inc Estes Park, CO 9/14 No Brakes Tour Finale Eaton, CO 9/15 Estes Park Western Heritage, Inc Estes Park, CO

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9/15 No Brakes Tour Finale EATON, CO 9/29 Copper Cowboys Gymkhana Club Golden, CO

FLORIDA

9/14 SCRC Club Ride live oak, FL 9/27 SCRC Jackpot Live Oak, FL 9/28 SCRC Club Ride live oak, FL

GEORGIA

9/1 MVP’S Labor Day Barrel Extravaganza! $5000 Added Unadilla, GA 9/1 IBRA Super Show! Unadilla, GA 9/1 $1500 + Added 1st Annual Labor Day Weekend Bash Barnesville, GA 9/3 Heard County Arena Practice Nights Franklin, GA 9/6 IBRA approved show Jakin, GA 9/7 NOOGA Barrel Racing Club Ringgold, GA 9/13 Flat Get It Farm Buckle Series Villa Rica, GA 9/15 Cox Arena Buckle/Added Money Finals Barrel & Pole Series IBRA SANCTIONED Silver Creek, GA 9/17 Heard County Arena Practice Nights Franklin, GA 9/20 IBRA approved show Jakin, GA 9/20 Western Saddle Club Buckle/Added Money Series $250 Added to 4D Jackpot at each show Rome, GA 9/21 NBHA Dist. 3 Point Show Jackson, GA 9/28 LP Arena Jackpot Series Calhoun, GA 10/1 Heard County Arena Practice Nights Franklin, GA

IOWA

9/13 Rockin M Races Bonus Race Finals SERIES Argyle, IA

ILLINOIS

9/1 NBHA/IBRA/BBR OPEN BARREL RACE Waterloo, IL 9/2 IBRA approved show Vandalia, IL 9/7 KCSC IBRA Barrels/Poles Trainers 1:00 Show 3:00 Mt Vernon, IL 9/8 IBRA approved show Ridgway, IL 9/14 IBRA approved show Marion, IL 9/15 IBRA approved show Mt. Vernon, IL 9/21 IBRA approved show St. Anne, IL 9/21-9/22 NBHA/IBRA OPEN BARREL RACE Mount Vernon, IL

INDIANA

9/1 IBRA approved show Hartford City, IN 9/6-9/7 IBRA approved show Edinburgh, IN 9/6-9/8 IBRA approved show Winchester, IN 9/7 IBRA Super Show! Edinburgh, IN 9/7 IBRA approved show Albion, IN 9/13-9/15 IBRA approved show Columbia City, IN 9/14-9/15 IBRA approved show North Terre Haute, IN 9/14-9/15 IBRA approved show Ferdinand, IN 9/20-9/22 IBRA approved show Portland, IN 9/21-9/22 IBRA approved show Angola, IN 9/21 IBRA Super Show! Corydon, IN 9/21-9/22 IBRA approved show Denver, IN 9/21 IBRA approved show Valparaiso, IN 9/22 IBRA approved show Henryville, IN 9/27 IBRA approved show Kouts, IN 9/27-9/28 IBRA approved show Mishawaka, IN 9/27-9/29 IBRA approved show Marion, IN 9/28 IBRA approved show Bloomington, IN 9/28 IBRA approved show Salem, IN

KANSAS

9/3 MSC Run For the Bonus Buckle Series McPherson, KS 9/4 Butler County Saddle Club - Barrels & Exhibition Spring, KS 9/7-9/8 Kristin Weaver Brown Barrel Clinic Lyons, KS 9/8 MSC 2013 Open Speed Show Series McPherson, KS 9/8 OPEN 3-D/4-D JACKPOT - KBRA Lyndon, KS 9/10 4D Barrel Racing Series - Canton, KS 9/11 Butler County Saddle Club - Barrels & Exhibition Spring, KS 9/15 KS01 Barrel Race - Rafter 4B Topeka, KS 9/17 MSC Run For the Bonus Buckle Series McPherson, KS 9/18 Butler County Saddle Club - Barrels & Exhibition Spring, KS 9/22 Kellie Watts-Goodell Memorial Barrel Race Bennington, KS 9/22 OPEN 3-D/4-D JACKPOT - KBRA Valley Falls, KS 9/29 KS05 NBHA Jackpots Concordia, KS 9/29 Kellie Watts-Goodell Memorial Barrel Race Bennington, KS 10/1 MSC Run For the Bonus Buckle Series McPherson, KS

KENTUCKY

9/6 IBRA approved show Shepherdsville, KY 9/7 IBRA approved show Waddy, KY 9/7 IBRA approved show Smiths Grove, KY 9/13 IBRA approved show Richmond, KY 9/14 IBRA approved show Greenup, KY 9/14 IBRA approved show Payneville, KY 9/14 NBHA KY01 Show Arlington, KY 9/14 IBRA approved show Hustonville, KY 9/20 IBRA approved show Shepherdsville, KY 9/21 IBRA approved show Versailles, KY 9/21 IBRA approved show Leitchfield, KY 9/21 Cowtown Arena - IBRA (Open) Barrels and Poles Williamstown, KY 9/22 Southern KY Team Penning Bowling Green, KY 9/28 IBRA approved show Lagrange, KY 9/28 IBRA approved show Hardinsburg, KY 9/28 IBRA approved show Cynthiana, KY

LOUISIANA

9/1-9/2 16th Annual Run for the Diamonds 5-D $9,500 Ruston, LA 9/6 CC’s Jackpots Crowley, LA 9/6 Red River Riders Vivian, LA 9/6 DRR $1,000 Added 4-D Open Farmerville, LA 9/7 DRR Saddle Series Barrels-PolesQuads-Fun Event , LA 9/7 Minden Riding Club Ranch Sorting Minden, LA 9/8 Baton Rouge Barrel Racing Assoc, LA 9/14 $2,500 added Barrel Run St. Joseph, LA 9/14 River Cities Barrel Racers TBA, LA 9/14 La. Playday Riding Club Leesville, LA 9/20 CC’s Jackpots Crowley, LA 9/20 Red River Riders Vivian, LA 9/20-9/22 Chasin Dreams Chasin Cans $5,000 added Barrel Run New Roads, LA 9/28 River Cities Barrel Racers TBA, LA 9/28 Great Southern Youth Rodeo Bogalusa, LA

MASSACHUSETTS

9/1 IBRA approved show Raynham, MA 9/29 IBRA approved show Raynham, MA

MARYLAND

9/21 IBRA approved show Boonsboro, MD 9/29 IBRA approved show Boonsboro, MD

MISSOURI

9/1-9/2 Valley Mount Ranch Buckle Series Barrel Racing & Team Roping Valley Park, MO 9/5 5D Barrel Saddle Series Aurora, MO 9/7 MBRA Jackpot Pleasant Hill, MO 9/7 $1,500 CHILDREN’S CENTER BENEFIT BARREL RACE Carthage, MO 9/7 MO-06-Points Open 4D POLO, MO 9/7 Gymkhana Speed Events - Saddle Series - Mansfield Saddle Club Mansfield, MO 9/8 $1,000 ADDED LUCKY J ARENA BARREL RACE Carthage, MO 9/11 King City Saddle Club Fall Series **BRF Approved** king City, MO 9/12 NBHA MO-04 Mexico, MO 9/13 $200 Added Open 4 D Cleveland, MO/ Bucyrus, KS, MO 9/14 OGYRC Fun Show & Timed Event Buckle Series Oak Grove, MO 9/14 Wesley McKellips Memorial Barrel Race $1250 added More Pending!!!

Bonus Race Qualifier Approved! Pleasant Hill, MO 9/15 $1000 Added Give Cancer the Boot Benefit Race- Amie Ross Pleasant Hill, MO 9/19 5D Barrel Saddle Series Aurora, MO 9/20 HORSE SHOW Mountain View, MO 9/21 MBRA $1000 Added Barrel Blast Adrian, MO 9/22 MO-01 Point Show Centerview, MO 9/25 King City Saddle Club Fall Series **BRF Approved** King City, MO 9/28 Ranger Barrel Race and Team Roping Vienna, MO

MISSISSIPPI

9/6-9/8 $4,000 Added Lucky Dog Productions TUNICA, MS 9/13 $300 Added 4-Oaks Barrel Racing BOB BERG BUCKLE Series Poplarville, MS 9/14 IBRA approved show Ashland, MS 9/14 JDCRC Youth Rodeo Prentiss, MS 9/20-9/21 2nd Annual Keli Brown Memorial Barrel Race $3,000 added & average buckles Meridian, MS 9/27 $300 Added 4-Oaks Barrel Racing BOB BERG BUCKLE Series Poplarville, MS 9/28 JDCRC Youth Rodeo Prentiss, MS

NORTH CAROLINA

9/1 IBRA approved show Casar, NC 9/14 IBRA approved show Cherryville, NC 9/15 IBRA approved show Casar, NC 9/21 IBRA approved show Hickory, NC 9/22 IBRA approved show Yadkinville, NC 9/28 IBRA approved show Cherryville, NC 9/29 IBRA approved show Yadkinville, NC

NORTH DAKOTA

9/2 NBHA ND 01, ND

NEBRASKA

9/4 Turn N Burn Lincoln, NE 9/11 Turn N Burn Lincoln, NE 9/25 Turn N Burn Lincoln, NE 9/28 Frink Fall Finale Lincoln, NE

OKLAHOMA

9/1 $1700 added 5D labor day weekend with peewees and juniors Muskogee, OK 9/2 Will Rogers Dash for Cash Barrel Series Claremore RUC Arena Claremore, OK 9/2 OCA-#13 $100+ BBR Approved SAND SPRINGS, OK 9/3 D&D PRODUCTIONS TACK SERIES SKIATOOK, OK 9/3 Faith Productions 5D Bob Berg Buckle Series Heavener, OK 9/4 Lightning C Arena Wed Night Jackpot McAlester, OK 9/5 Bonus Race/New Saddle Series Begins Winter Barrel Race Cowboy Gatherin/ Shoop’s Training Arena Inola, OK 9/5 Tulsa Rv Ranch ~BBR Approved~ 4D $400 Added Weekly Jackpot Beggs, OK 9/5 4D Cactus Saddle Series Coleman, OK 9/5 WildNotions ThursdayNights Summer HiPoint Saddle Series Collinsville, OK 9/5 Watch the Money Grow Series Coweta, OK 9/5 Poteau Roundup Club Weekly Jackpot Poteau, OK 9/5 Flying J Arena Exhibitions Purcell, OK 9/6/ Fairland 4D Barrel Race *Bonus Race Approved Fairlannd, OK 9/6 Turn & Burn for Bit by Bit Oologah, OK 9/7 $250 added 4D open race!! Coleman, OK 9/7 2013 Jackpot Playday Series Muskogee, OK 9/7 Buckle series playday Lindsay, OK 9/7 $100 added OK 02 NBHA / Bonus Race Qualifier Series Broken Arrow, OK 9/7 Oologah Mustang Round Up Club Playdays Oologah, OK 9/7 Sr. Rodeo Association Wann, OK 9/8 BARUC Playday Buckle Series Broken Arrow, OK 9/8 Coweta Round-Up Club Playday Series Coweta, OK 9/8 Sand Springs Round Up Club Play Day Sand Springs, OK 9/9 Garrison Creek Buckle Series Muldrow, OK 9/9 Will Rogers Dash for Cash Barrel Series Claremore RUC Arena Claremore, OK 9/9 Pauls Valley Round Up Club 5D Jackpot Barrel Race - Monday Nights Pauls Valley, OK 9/10 Faith Productions 5D Bob Berg Buckle Series Heavener, OK 9/10 D&D PRODUCTIONS TACK SERIES SKIATOOK, OK 9/11 Lightning C Arena Wed Night Jackpot McAlester, OK 9/12 Bonus Race/New Saddle Series Begins Winter Barrel Race Cowboy Gatherin/Shoop’s Training Arena Inola, OK 9/12 Flying J Arena Exhibitions Purcell, OK 9/12 Watch the Money Grow Series Coweta, OK 9/12 Tri-K Okla State Fair 5D Race $1500 Added Oklahoma City, OK 9/12 4D Cactus Saddle Series Coleman, OK 9/12 Poteau Roundup Club Weekly Jackpot Poteau, OK 9/12 WildNotions ThursdayNights Summer HiPoint Saddle Series Collinsville, OK 9/13 Copan Open Jackpot Copan, OK 9/13 Turn & Burn for Bit by Bit Oologah, OK

More.....Barrel Horse World Calendar of Events 9/13-9/14 Open Rodeo - Ward Rodeo Stampede Series Coweta, OK 9/14 $1000 A-OK BARREL RACING, Poteau, OK 9/14 Rockin’ C Fall Playday Series W/ Our Best AWARDS ever!! Talala, OK 9/14 Sooner Barrel Racing Association 2013 Inola, OK 9/14 Playday Series Collinsville, OK 9/15 $100 added OK 02 NBHA / Bonus Race Qualifier Series Inola, OK 9/15 Piedmont Roundup Club Playday Piedmont, OK 9/15 Broken Arrow RUC Playday Broken Arrow, OK 9/16 Pauls Valley Round Up Club 5D Jackpot Barrel Race - Monday Nights Pauls Valley, OK 9/16 Garrison Creek Buckle Series Muldrow, OK 9/17 Faith Productions 5D Bob Berg Buckle Series Heavener, OK 9/17 D&D PRODUCTIONS TACK SERIES SKIATOOK, OK 9/18 Lightning C Arena Wed Night Jackpot McAlester, OK 9/19 Watch the Money Grow Series Coweta, OK 9/19 WildNotions ThursdayNights Summer HiPoint Saddle Series Collinsville, OK 9/19 Poteau Roundup Club Weekly Jackpot Poteau, OK 9/19 Tulsa RV Ranch ~BBR Approved~ 4D - $400 added weekly jackpot Beggs, OK 9/19 4D Cactus Saddle Series Coleman, OK 9/19 Bonus Race/New Saddle Series Begins Winter Barrel Race Cowboy Gatherin/Shoop’s Training Arena Inola, OK 9/19 Flying J Arena Exhibitions Purcell, OK 9/20 Turn & Burn for Bit by Bit Oologah, OK 9/20 Fairland 4D Barrel Race *Bonus Race Approved Fairlannd, OK 9/21 Buckle series playday Lindsay, OK 9/21 Sr. Rodeo Association wann, OK 9/21 KINGFISHER ROUNDUP CLUB TEAM ROPING KINGFISHER, OK 9/21 Playday Series Collinsville, OK 9/21 Oologah Mustang Round Up Club Playdays Oologah, OK 9/22 Sand Springs Round Up Club Play Day Sand Springs, OK 9/22 Rockin’ C Fall Playday Series W/ Our Best AWARDS ever!! Talala, OK 9/23 Garrison Creek Buckle Series Muldrow, OK 9/23 Pryor 4-Way Arena Monday Night Barrel Races Pryor, OK 9/23 Pauls Valley Round Up Club 5D Jackpot

Barrel Race - Monday NightsPauls Valley, OK 9/24 Faith Productions 5D Bob Berg Buckle Series Heavener, OK 9/24 D&D PRODUCTIONS TACK SERIES SKIATOOK, OK 9/25 Lightning C Arena Wed Night Jackpot McAlester, OK 9/26 Bonus Race/New Saddle Series Begins Winter Barrel Race Cowboy Gatherin/Shoop’s Training Arena Inola, OK 9/26 Watch the Money Grow Series Coweta, OK 9/26 4D Cactus Saddle Series coleman, OK 9/26 WildNotions ThursdayNights Summer HiPoint Saddle Series Collinsville, OK 9/26 Flying J Arena Exhibitions Purcell, OK 9/26 Poteau Roundup Club Weekly Jackpot Poteau, OK 9/27 Gold Rush 5D Extravaganza Beggs, OK 9/28 Sooner Barrel Racing Association 2013 Muskogee, OK 9/28 OK Horse Auction Fall Round Up & Riding Horse Sale Poteau, OK 9/28 Round-Up Cowboy Church Playdays Antlers, OK 9/29 GOLD RUSH 5D EXTRAVAGANZA Beggs, OK 9/29 $100 added OK 02 NBHA / Bonus Race Qualifier Series Coweta, OK 9/29 Coweta Round-Up Club Playday Series Coweta, OK 9/29 $100 added OK 02 NBHA / Bonus Race Qualifier Series Inola, OK 9/30 Pryor 4-Way Arena Monday Night Barrel Races Pryor, OK 9/30 Pauls Valley Round Up Club 5D Jackpot Barrel Race - Monday Nights Pauls Valley, OK 9/30 PRUC 2013 Playday Series Pawhuska, OK 10/1 D&D PRODUCTIONS TACK SERIES SKIATOOK, OK 10/1 Faith Productions 5D Bob Berg Buckle Series Heavener, OK

OREGON

9/4 Open Barrel Practice Nights* Jackpot to follow if desired Sisters, OR 9/11 Open Barrel Practice Nights* Jackpot to follow if desired Sisters, OR 9/18 Open Barrel Practice Nights* Jackpot to follow if desired Sisters, OR

PENNSYLVANIA

9/1 IBRA approved show Franklin, PA 9/6-9/7 IBRA approved show Punxsutawney, PA 9/7-9/8 Keystone Barrel Classic Hamburg, PA 9/7 IBRA approved show York Springs, PA 9/13-9/15 IBRA approved Super show

Ford City, PA 9/14 IBRA approved show New Florence, PA 9/21 IBRA approved show Dillsburg, PA 9/21 Steel and Steers Barrel Race and Roping Mount Pleasant, PA 9/22 IBRA approved show New Florence, PA 9/28 IBRA approved show Sheffield, PA 9/28 IBRA approved show Annville, PA 9/28 IBRA approved show Waynesburg, PA

SOUTH CAROLINA

9/6 LAZY M FARM JACKPOT $250.00 ADDED Belton, SC

SOUTH DAKOTA

9/1 $2000 added Turn N Burn @ Hot Diamond Arena Rutland, SD 9/2 Bonus Race/Blazin Barrels/NBHA Vermillion, SD 9/19-9/22 Roper Rally Futurity & Open 5D Belle Fourche, SD 9/20 RodeoRigs Slot Race $2,500 Added Belle Fourche, SD 9/28-9/29 Golliher Indoor Arena Fall Series Belle Fourche, SD

TENNESSEE

9/6 IBRA approved show McEwen, TN 9/7 IBRA approved show Clinton, TN 9/14 IBRA approved show Morristown, TN 9/14 IBRA approved show Winchester, TN 9/27-9/29 Dynamite Barrel Race Memphis, TN 9/28 IBRA approved show Morristown, TN

TEXAS

9/1-9/2 24th Annual ANHA ShootOut Waco, TX 9/3 Wade Arena Buckle Series Terrell, TX 9/3 Salt Creek Arena * Pole and Barrel Expos * Tuesday Night Weekly * New Owners Boyd, TX 9/5 Zaal Ranch Thursday Nite Jackpots Collinsville, TX 9/5 Salt Creek Arena Buckle Series * New Owners Boyd, TX 9/6 BCCC Boyd, TX 9/6 Barrels 4 Bryson $15,000 added Texarkana, TX 9/7 Whitesboro Riding Club 2013 Playday Series Whitesboro, TX 9/7-9/8 Ride Like A Girl Pee Wee, Youth3d, Open 4D Allettsville, TX 9/7 SEE NO EVIL BENEFIT RACE 3 Azle, Texas, TX 9/7 Big Tex Barrel Bash 5D $2500 Added Dallas, TX 9/7 DCCC YOUTH RODEO SERIES Ponder, TX 9/7 Summer Barrel Blast Gonzales, TX 9/8 $500 added Mike Brady Benefit Barrel Race Collinsville, TX

9/8 Run for Liz Combs - Benefit Barrel Race for Liz Combs Montgomery, TX 9/8 Back to School 5D Barrel Series Groesbeck, TX 9/8 DCCC PLAY DAY’S Ponder, TX 9/8 NOTRA - “National Old-Time Ropers Association” Caldwell, TX 9/8 Summer Barrel Blast Gonzales, TX 9/8 Exhibition Barrels and Poles-2nd Sun March- October Decatur, TX 9/10 Wade Arena Buckle Series Terrell, TX 9/10 Salt Creek Arena * Pole And Barrel Expos * Tuesday Night Weekly * New Owners Boyd, TX 9/11 Young County Barrel Racing Graham, TX 9/12 Salt Creek Arena Final Night Of Buckle Series * New Owners Boyd, TX 9/13 Andy Cowan Weekend Barrel Clinic and Barrel Race San Marcos, TX 9/13 Open 4D Barrel Jackpot Every 2nd & 4th Friday Special Prize Night Grand Saline, TX 9/13 BCCC Buckle Blowout! Open 5D! Buckles To Champ & Reserve In Each “D” + Youth Buckles! 100% Payout! Boyd, TX 9/13-9/15 Paul Humphrey Barrel/ Horsemanship Clinic Lubock, TX 9/14 Ride For Ther Cross 4D Barrel Race Sunset, TX 9/14 2nd Annual Extreme Cowgirl Ranch Rodeo Llano, TX 9/14 Buckle Series Hallsville, TX 9/14 Blue Ridge Riding Club Play Days Blue Ridge, TX 9/14 NBHA TX 25 Sanctioned Show Crocektt, TX 9/15 LONGHORN BARRELS AND POLES MARSHALL, TX 9/15 BIT barrel racing - Added Money $$$ Terrell, TX 9/15 Andy Cowan Weekend Barrel Clinic and Barrel Race San Marcos, TX 9/15 Bar None Cowboy Church Playday Series Tatum, TX 9/15 DCCC 5D Barrel Race $1000.00 Added Denton, TX 9/17 Salt Creek Arena * Pole And Barrel Expos * Tuesday Night Weekly Boyd, TX 9/19 RSLSRA barrel and pole jackpot Risingstar, TX 9/20 BCCC Buckle Blowout! Open 5D! Buckles To Champ & Reserve In Each “D” + Youth Buckles! 100% Payout! Boyd, TX 9/21 Barrel Racers for Christ Crockett, TX 9/21 LBA Productions 4D $1000 ADDED Saddle & Buckle Series 2013 Big Sandy, TX 9/21 Whitesboro Riding Club 2013 Playday

Series Whitesboro, TX 9/21 Kilgore Saddle Club Saddle & Buckle Playday Series Overton, TX 9/21 Barrel Racers For Christ Crcokett, TX 9/21 RSLRA barrel and pole jackpot Hwy 36 between Risingstar and Comanche, TX 9/21 Sabine County Playday Series 2013 Hemphill, TX 9/21 Lone Star Cowboy Church Award Series Nevada, TX 9/25 Young County Barrel Racing Graham, TX 9/27 Open 4D Barrel Jackpot Every 2nd & 4th Friday Grand Saline, TX 9/27-9/29 Lynn McKenzie Barrel Clinic Ponder, TX 9/27 BCCC Buckle Blowout! Open 5D! Buckles To Champ & Reserve In Each “D” + Youth Buckles! 100% Payout! Boyd, TX 9/27 Jackpot Buckle Series! Bullard, TX 9/28 NOTRA Caldwell, TX 9/29 BIT barrel racing - Added Money $$$ Terrell, TX

UTAH

9/7 Utah Barrel Racing Assoc, UT 9/13-9/15 $12,500 Added Salt Lake County Can Run South Jordan, UT 9/27-9/29 $10,000 + Added UBRA Wasatch County Heber City, UT

VIRGINIA

9/1 IBRA approved show Pennington Gap, VA 9/7 IBRA approved show Honaker, VA 9/7 IBRA approved show Bassett, VA 9/14 IBRA approved show Raphine, VA 9/15 IBRA approved show Raphine, VA 9/21 IBRA approved show New River Trail State Park, VA 9/21 IBRA approved show Pennington Gap, VA 9/21IBRA approved show Appomattox, VA

WISCONSIN

9/7 IBRA approved show Deerfield, WI 9/14-9/15 Holmen 6th Annual 3D Poles & 4D Barrels $1500 added Holmen, WI

WEST VIRGINIA

9/1 IBRA Super Show! Canvas, WV 9/14 IBRA approved show Berkeley Springs, WV 9/14 IBRA approved show Blacksville, WV 9/21 IBRA approved show Moundsville, WV 9/21 IBRA approved show Canvas, WV 9/22 IBRA approved show Canvas, WV

WYOMING

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News Cloning Lawsuit Update AQHA Provides The Latest Updates On The Cloning Lawsuit.

The American Quarter Horse Association - August 12, 2013 On August 12, the parties appeared for a hearing before Judge Mary Lou Robinson for the purpose of arguing on the issues of the plaintiffs’ claims for attorney fees and for equitable relief in the form of an injunction requiring AQHA to register clones and their offspring.

The plaintiffs have requested an award of nearly $900,000 in attorney fees and seek an injunction requiring the unconditional registration of clones and their offspring in the AQHA registry.

At the conclusion of the hearing, Judge Mary Lou Robinson announced that she was going to enter an injunction requiring AQHA to register clones and their offspring. She instructed the parties to confer and determine if any agreements concerning what rules would be necessary for this relief were needed, and instructed the parties to file any briefs on the subject no later than Wednesday August 14.

As for attorney fees, the Judge did not render any ruling. She further instructed the plaintiffs to produce all attorney fee billing statements by the end of the day and ordered that AQHA enter any briefs on the subject of plaintiffs’ requested award of attorney fees by August 14, 2013.

Finally, the Judge ordered the plaintiffs to submit proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law by the August 14 deadline as well.

“As announced on August 1, and referenced in its August 9 Brief on Equitable Relief and Attorney Fees, AQHA will continue to take any and all necessary legal action in seeking to have the verdict of the jury and any judgment entered by the Court in favor of plaintiffs reversed,” said AQHA Executive Vice President Don Treadway. “AQHA will continue to fight for its members’ rights.”

It is expected that following the entry of a judgment in favor of plaintiffs AQHA will proceed with filing a Motion for Judgment as a Matter of Law in which AQHA will request the Court enter a take nothing judgment in favor of AQHA based upon the fact that the jury’s verdict was not supported by the evidence entered at trial. Such a motion is due no later than 28 days following the entry of a signed final judgment by the Court. Should the court not grant AQHA’s Motion for Judgment as a Matter of Law, then AQHA will file a notice of appeal thus beginning the appellate process. AQHA will continue to update its membership and directors with developments in the case.

As a matter of background, on July 28, a 10-person jury in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas, Amarillo Division, ruled in favor of the plaintiffs, Abraham & Veneklasen Joint Venture et al. in their antitrust suit against AQHA. The plaintiffs alleged that AQHA Rule REG106.1, which prohibits the registration of cloned horses and their offspring in AQHA’s breed registry, violates federal and state antitrust laws. Although the jury found that AQHA violated antitrust laws, it awarded no damages to the plaintiffs despite the plaintiffs demand for $5.7 million dollars in damages at trial.

At today’s hearing, which lasted a little more than two hours, the counsel for AQHA urged the court to deny the plaintiffs’ requests and to enter judgment as a matter of law in favor of AQHA due to plaintiffs’: • • •

failure to establish the existence of a conspiracy to prohibit registration of clones and their offspring; failure to establish the existence of a properly defined antitrust market consisting of “elite” Quarter Horses; failure to establish that Rule REG106.1 has caused any harm to

the alleged market through a constraint on the supply of “elite” Quarter Horses; • failure to establish that Rule REG106.1 constitutes an unreasonable restrain on trade, such that the anticompetitive effects of the rule outweigh the legitimate justifications for the rule; • failure to establish that AQHA possesses monopoly power in the alleged market; and • failure to establish that Rule REG106.1 constitutes exclusionary conduct that is inconsistent with competition on the merits and that has the potential for making a significant contribution to AQHA’s monopoly power.

Counsel for AQHA further argued that to the extent the plaintiffs were entitled to any injunctive relief, which AQHA denied, then such relief should be limited to only the registration of cloned mares. More specifically, AQHA argued that any equitable relief be limited so as to only allow for the registration of cloned mares that are free of genetic diseases and that such clones be listed in a Clone Supplement for breeding purposes only.

AQHA counsel further argued that, for parentage verification purposes, the mitochondrial DNA profile of the clone must be different than the mitochondrial DNA profile of the original mare and all other previously registered clones of the same mare. Finally, AQHA counsel argued that the registration of the offspring of clones and their descendants be listed in either a Clone Numbered Registry or Clone Appendix registry as determined by AQHA and its members and Stud Book Committee.

AQHA’s counsel also argued to the Court that AQHA should retain the authority to craft whatever rules necessary for dealing with the registration of clones as opposed to the plaintiffs’ request for an extensive set of new rules dealing with the clone registration issue.

With respect to attorneys’ fees, AQHA’s attorney argued that the court should deny plaintiffs’ request for fees because plaintiffs had not produced legally sufficient evidence at trial to establish an antitrust violation. Further, the jury in its verdict awarded no damages to the plaintiffs. Therefore, should the Court decide to award attorneys’ fees then such award should be significantly reduced in keeping with the jury’s award of no damages.

For more information about the cloning lawsuit, view the Cloning Lawsuit Resources pages at www.aqha.com.

PYC Paint Your Wagon Under Syndication Leading Sire Pyc Paint Your Wagon Is Being Syndicated.

Compliments of www.Stallionesearch.com - August 27, 2013 Randy Hill, who has managed the stud career of the 2013 leading sire of money earners PYC Paint Your Wagon, has announced the 10-yearold son of leading living sire of money earners Corona Cartel is being syndicated.

Bred and raced by Michael Pohl, PYC Paint Your Wagon won or placed 13 of 16 starts, earning $889,581. He won the Texas Classic Futurity (G1), Texas Classic Derby (G1), Heritage Place Derby (G1) and Lazy E Futurity (RG2). He was second in the Rainbow Futurity (G1) and The Championship at Sunland Park (G1).

He has been at the top of the leading sire’s list since his first crop raced in 2010. That year he led all first-crop sires with $1,506,834 in earnings.

He followed up his sophomore season again as the leading second-crop sire with $3,127,193. In 2012 he become the overall leading sire of money earners with $3,990,899 and he is currently leading all sires with $2,418,644 through August 26.

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His third crop includes Remington Park Futurity (R) winner Lota PYC SI-102 ($318,307), Restricted Grade 2 winner Joker On Jack SI-106 ($268,928), Grade 2 winner Runaway Wagon SI-106 ($133,080), Grade 1-placed PYC Kant Katch Me SI-96 ($191,245), Grade 2 winner Top Gun B SI-101 ($128,420) and stakes winner Send A Candy Guy SI-101 ($124,687).

This season, PYC Paint Your Wagon has sired two finalist to the $2.6 million All American Futurity (G1), including fastest qualifier and Grade 1-placed Wagon Tales SI-99 ($165,061) and Wagon Full Of Gold SI-92.

In four crops to reach the track, the young stallion has sired 245 winners (60 percent), 43 stakes winners (11 percent), 43 stakes-placed (11 percent) with earnings of $11,036,122 and average earnings per starter of $27,250.

PYC Paint Your Wagon is out of the all-time high selling broodmare at auction Dashin Follies who sold for $875,000 at the 2010 Heritage Place Winter Mixed Sale. The daughter of leading broodmare sire Strawfly Special has produced 12 ROM including Grade 1-placed leading sire Ivory James SI-103 ($220,026), Grade 3-placed Follies Bergere SI-95 ($31,198) and Grade 1 finalist Coronita Cartel SI-97 ($31,724), all full siblings to PYC Paint Your Wagon. She is also the dam of Restricted Grade 3-placed Eye Follies SI-101 ($101,315), etc.

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PYC Paint Your Wagon’s first crop yielded Restricted Grade 3 winner Freighttrain B SI-115 ($421,761) and Grade1 winner First Painted Sign SI-104 ($284,911). In his second crop he got Grade 3 winner Cruzin The Wagon SI-106 ($336,869), multiple stakes winner First Prize Jordan SI-109 ($201,469), Grade 3 winner Haulin Candy Salt SI-105 ($164,328) and stakes-placed Folly Del Rey SI-97 ($160,319).

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The second dam is world champion Dashing Folly SI-108, by First Down Dash. A winner of 12 races and earnings of $535,841, she is sister to stakes winner Twoforthedough SI-93 ($114,765) and Restricted Grade 3-placed Hezaspicymeatsaballa SI-98 ($53,788) and a half sister to Grade 3 winner Covenant Confirmer ($46,304).

PYC Paint Your Wagon is owned by Michael and Donalda Pohl of Montgomery, Texas, and stands at Royal Vista Ranches, near Wayne, Oklahoma. His 2014 fee has been set at $15,000.

For additional syndication information, contract stallion manager Randy Hill at 918-774.8338.

Florida Quarter Horse Racing Association Announces Stewards Florida Quarter Horse Racing Association is pleased to announce that Hialeah Park has hired Brook Hawkins and Tony Langford as stewards for the 2013/2014 Hialeah QH meet which begins November 29, 2013 and runs 13 weeks with 40 racing days through February 23, 2014. We welcome Brook and Tony and look forward to watching them conduct and enforce a very clean and safe meet that adheres strictly to the Hialeah house rules. They both seem to be dedicated to making Hialeah a shining star for safe and fair quality QH racing.

Brook Hawkins was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland and has been involved in horse racing since childhood. Brook has extensive background as an official. He worked as state steward at Evangeline downs for 7 years and worked as association steward at The Fair-

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Tony Langford was born into a long line of horsemen, Tony is passionate about the history and the future of horseracing. Tony has a strong familial legacy, that included a grandfather that trained in the 1930’s & 1940’s and another that as an owner instilled in him the love, passion and stamina it takes to survive and thrive in the sport. Tony’s father worked on the backside of Texas racetracks as General Manager, Racing Secretary, Starter, Owner/ Trainer and contributed in a significant way and molded who Tony has become. . In 1991 Tony served as Director of Operations for Trinity Meadows Raceway, Inc. in Willow Park, TX. For the past 15 years Tony has worked for The Texas Racing Commission in a Dual capacity as Test Barn Supervisor and as a State Steward.

When questioned about the Opportunity to become a part of the Hialeah team, he said “With the rich history of Florida Racing and especially that of Hialeah Park, I look forward to their Collaboration with and adoption of ARCI Guidelines.” Further, “With Hialeah House Rules in place, to ensure, encourage and promote a clean, safe sport, is reminiscent of the Glory Days in South Florida Racing.”

Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association Classic Equine Eastern U.s. Championship Returns To Murfreesboro Miller Coliseum Equine Complex September 4-7, 2013 - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - The Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association™ (CMSA™) Classic Equine Eastern U.S. Championship returns to the Miller Coliseum Equine Complex in Murfreesboro, Tennessee on September 4-7, 2013. The four-day event pits some of the nation’s best mounted shooting competitors against each other to vie for the Eastern United States Championship title.

The public is invited free of charge to watch the competition which starts Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. and continues 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. daily through Saturday. The highlight of the competition and perhaps of most interest to the public is the Starline Friday Night Showcase of Champions that brings the event’s top competitors to compete in the finals of the Cavalry Class, Rifle Class, Shotgun Class and is topped off by the high-speed Cimarron Eliminator finals. Designed to entertain the public, the Showcase of Champions starts at 7:00 p.m. and is an actionpacked crowd pleaser that is also free to the public. Western vendors selling cowboy hats, boots, clothing and tack will be open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for the duration of the event as well as Friday night.

Cowboy Mounted Shooting™ is the fastest growing equestrian sports in the nation. The object of the sport is to shoot ten balloon targets while riding through a variety of challenging courses using specially loaded blank cartridges fired from Old West-style single-action revolvers. It’s a high-speed, timed spectator sport in which the competitor who rides the fastest with the least amount of missed targets wins. The CMSA’s™ Championship Series are held with the competitors riding as part of “Team Duke,” on behalf of the John Wayne Cancer Foundation,

in order to raise awareness in their fight to cure cancer. The Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association™ is the governing organization of the sport and promulgates the rules and tracks the competitors of more than 100 affiliated clubs.

Organized in 1994, the CMSA™ now boasts over 100 local clubs in four nations, representing over 13,000 members. It sanctions over 600 events a year, including seven events at its highest level, the Championship Series, and pays out over $700,000 in prize money annually. To subscribe or advertise in the official CMSA™ magazine, THE RUNDOWN, contact our office at 888-960-0003 to request a media kit. For more information about the CMSA™, visit cmsaevents.com, or follow us on Facebook at Facebook.com/Cowboymountedshootingassociation.

The Tennessee Miller Coliseum is located at 304B West Thompson Lane in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. For more information call the Tennessee Miller Coliseum at (615) 494-8961.

Green Trades NBHA Roots For IPRA Rodeo By: Tammie Hiatt

www.iprarodeo.com - Madeleine Green of Pelzer, SC entered the world of barrel racing when she was just three years old.

Her uncle, Talmadge Green, helped found the NBHA in 1992 and her father, Mike Green, currently serves as the Regional Executive Director of the association.

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grounds. Brook says” Coming to Hialeah is very exciting and I am looking forward to the opportunity to work with the staff and the horsemen. I am a very fair person but when rules are broken, penalties will be enforced. I agree with the ARCI model rules and the penalties that are recommended. Hialeah’s house rules follow the ARCI Model Rules of Racing. Hialeah is a horse racing institution and owned by a true gentleman and horsemen in Mr. Brunetti. I am looking forward to the upcoming meet and to making Hialeah a success”.

“I grew up in a strictly barrel racing family. My family was heavily involved in the NBHA and that is where I grew up competing,” said Madeleine. “Last year I went to a couple of rodeos that were close to home and I was hooked. I’m still really new to rodeo , but I love it.”

“This year, I decided I only wanted to rodeo. I want to step out on my own and make a name for myself. My goal this year is to make the IFR,” Madeleine states. “I’m currently 9th in the IPRA world standings, so it’s going good.”

“I graduated from the University of South Carolina in 2008 with a degree in broadcast journalism. I haven’t used my degree much just yet; there aren’t a lot of jobs that will let me rodeo and do something in that field. I work part-time to help pay my way to the rodeos,” said Green. “I hope to get into commentating or something along that line in the future.”

“My family was a little unsure about my rodeo career,” said Madeleine.

“The NBHA barrel races have a more controlled environment than rodeos. The barrel racers know the ground will be worked every five runners and at rodeos it’s completely different. My family has warmed up to rodeo now and my Dad supports me 100%.”

“My Dad has been such a huge influence in my barrel racing career and without him it wouldn’t be possible. After every run, I send him the video to watch and critique. He always has some advice on what I did wrong and what I could do better, and usually if I listen, his insight helps me fix whatever problems I had in my run,” Madeleine said.

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Chalee Gilliland Memorial “Barrels and Bling”

Story by Susan Gilliland Photos by Wendy Swanson Photography

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he Chalee Gilliland Memorial Barrels and Bling was a huge success! It was the largest show the Monroe County Saddle Club had ever seen in its 50 plus years in Bloomington, Indiana. Five states were represented in the 439 runs that were made that night. The show paid out over $13,000 in winnings. Over $14,000 was raised from the silent auction, bake sale, t-shirt sales, concessions, and entry fees.

All proceeds of the show this year go to a fellow Hoosier with Cystic Fibrosis who is awaiting a lung transplant. AND Bloomington, Indiana’s Mayor Mark Kruzan proclaimed July 13, 2013 as “Chalee Gilliland Day” in honor of such a free spirit who touched the lives of everyone she met.

Casey Sparks sang the National Anthem. Chalee’s favorite barrel horse, Josie Blue Jet, was once owned by Casey. Chalee immediately loved Casey for owning her beloved black mare! Josie is now retired due to a knee injury, but was brought out of retirement for the Anthem and “grand opening” as Chalee called it.

Picture Left to right: Riana, Chalee's sister, and Rylee Kelly, Chalee's best friend; Riana carrying the flag at the grand entry (or grand opening as Chalee called it); Josie Blue Jet was brought out of retirement for the grand entry in honor of Chalee; A young cowboy enjoying the Kid’s Corral; Peewee rider, Brody Polesel, on Princess Leia being lead by Brittany Schultz

The younger kids enjoyed the Kids Corral area.

They had fun doing the toilet paper toss, throwing blocks at the angry birds, and running a stick horse around a set of barrels. The Bling contest gave the judges quite a challenge because so much bling was present!! The Peewee class was very popular with 23 runners!!! And Chalee’s friend from school got to run his very first barrel race in the Chalee’s class for “new, novice, and nervous” riders.

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A little bit of rain came just at the start of the IBRA youth class, but the accompanying rainbows told us that we were doing the right thing and Chalee approved!!!

Jimmy Bryant ran the fastest time of the event on his very last run!

Jimmy doesn’t need any help, but I’m guessing he had some angel wings pushing him!!! He set a NEW ARENA RECORD with a 15.221!

Jimmy was presented with a hand tooled bronc halter made by David Pictures Left to right: Robert, Chalee’s dad. looking up McKnight, which Jimmy turned at the rainbow Chalee sent; Jimmy Bryant receiving around and gave back to Riana, the fastest time award given by Riana, Chalee’s sister Chalee’s sister. Chalee really enjoyed teasing and joking with Jimmy. It was an awesome end to an awesome day!!!

This event would never have been such a success and so much fun without all the many volunteers! You all rock!!! Some of you had never even been to a barrel race, yet you were willing to help out for more than 12 hours!!

The barrel racing community is such an amazing group of people. You all have supported a devastated family heal a little by giving your heart, time, and money. Chalee was a helper; we are just following her lead!!

Thank you all!!

Winners:

Peewee: Gavin Ray - Shown at left receiving a belt buckle.

Youth: 1D Sydney Chapman, 2D Channing McWilliams, 3D Anna Dietrich, 4D Drew Thomas Open: 1D Kelli Bruce, 2D Anna Dietrich, 3D Justin Ray, 4D Leslie Ransom Masters: 1D Jimmy Bryant, 2D Melissa Gonterman, 3D Demaris Edwards

About Chalee Chalee Gilliland was an 11 year old barrel racer that had Cystic Fibrosis, a life threatening genetic disease that causes severe damage to the lungs and digestive system.

Chalee passed away suddenly and without warning on September 22, 2012. Her parents, Robert and Susan, created a foundation to honor its 11-year-old namesake’s endless spirit by inspiring and empowering those with the greatest needs. The Chalee Gilliland Foundation, Inc. is specifically driven to provide financial and emotional support to those with Cystic Fibrosis, the barrel racing community, and animal organizations.

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Hello Everyone, Here we are into the new year! All of our State Finals have passed and we had a lot of good ones. I was able to personally attend the State Shows for OH, PA, IN and KY all of which went very well. Lots of fun and great horses and riders! I want to thank everyone from each show for all their hospitality especially those from PA where I didn’t know as many people.

As we look at the new year there are many great things to come. The new location of our National Finals is a start. While attending the IN IBRA State Finals I was able to get some ideas for our National Finals.

Steve Jackson, arena manager for C Bar C Expo Center, and owners Cindy and Carl Harlan gave me a lot of faith in our decision to move our finals location! The crew at C Bar C just impresses me more with every call and visit.

We are working to bring more Preferred Shows to new areas for our members. Look forward to some new Preferred Shows to come your way!

Jaco Brands is coming about as our National Finals Sponsor. Look forward to seeing some awesome tack at the finals this year. Jaco Brands offers a fresh unique look to tack and apparel. Be sure to check out their website and products at http://jaco.seedcms.com/.

If you are needing a stall or electric you need to get those in ASAP. We will bring in portables as needed. No one is guaranteed a stall or electric spot until it is paid for. They are first come first serve. If we sell out of stalls we will allow overnight tie outs at that point.

There is a new dress code in the rule book for the National Finals you must wear a button up shirt with a collar. Please help spread the word!

Thanks again for all of your support to the IBRA, Shane Cline

State News Ohio State Show Review and Results With much cooler weather than last year, June 26th kicked off an evening of fast runs for the 2013 OHIO IBRA STATE FINALS. Jimmy Bryant found himself at the pay window with the fastest Open run for the night. With 24 Master Runs, 42 Youth, and 155 Open Barrel Racers we toppled over last years entries of 107 in the Open! After running into the night on Friday, Saturday Morning’s sunshine met us with even more entries pulling up the long drive at the beautiful Circle G Arena.

Youth Barrel Racers competed against 75 entries, in comparison to last year’s 47. Our Master Class brought in 46 entries, with last year having 36 in the books, and the Open Riders earned their winnings competing with 232 in the class, in comparison to 156 in 2012. Macie Davidson rocked it with a 15.527. After a Cowboy Church Service Sunday Morning, we started the show early bringing in 42 Master Riders, unlike the 22 riders we had last year, 56 Youth Entries, 14 more than last year, and the majority of Open riders stayed parked for the night leaving 187 to run, with last year’s numbers showing 138. Valerie Watson won the Open Buckle. Open Division Winners Saturday & Sunday were awarded Monsoon Buckles, along with their winnings.

Friday Classes, Pole Benders seemed to enjoy having a chance at a little Added Money Saturday evening, and the Pee Wee Riders were found cheering each other on Sunday afternoon - what a great group of kids.

Each were awarded a State Finals Trophy. We hope all our Coloring Contest participants enjoyed their prizes. Although a chillier evening than expected, the Water Balloon Toss was not about to be cancelled, after being asked several times, we finally started filling balloons.

If we would have awarded anymore Saddles, it would have looked like a Tack Shop was opening in the corner of the arena. Between Saddles, Buckles. Headstalls, Breast Collars, Back On Track Sheets & Polo Wraps, Logoed Buckets, Director’s Chairs, Bridle & Groom Bags, Horse Coolers, Purina Hydration Hay, Purina Supplements, and Jackets...the Top Ten in the Open, and Top Five in the Youth & Masters were awarded for their runs during the 2012-2013 season.

Thank you to everyone that was able to lend a hand. Everyone working together made this show a success, and thank you to our Barrel Racers for all your miles, hard work, and dedication. Let’s get ready to lay down some runs at the 2013 IBRA NATIONAL FINALS!!!

Unsure of whether a full Friday Evening Show would gather riders, it proved to be a success with a lot of great feedback. Along with adding 502-239-4000 office 502-239-4100 fax Shane@ibra.us

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Safe Travels & Fast Runs, Lynn Brenner, Ohio Director IBRA P.O. Box 91205 Louisville, KY 40291

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17.606, $15 ,3D 1, Shelley Warner, Dee Dry Bar / Ima Patchy Kid, 18.507, $35 , 2, Rich Bowman, Bazinga , 19.82, $21 FRIDAY YOUTH 1D 1, Macie Davidson, Gracie Gray, 16.025, $85.00, 2, Paige Campf, Dirty, 16.074, $60.00, 3, Abby Yarkosky, An Obnoxious Alcoholic, 16.148, $45.00, 4, Jessica Kurtz, Racing on the Webb, 16.289, $20.00, 2D 1, Lane Zook, Tailord to Fly, 17.391, $50.00, 2, Audra Knapp, A Streakin Alcoholic, 17.404, $40.00, 3, Hailie Liberty , Shorty , 17.421, $25.00, 4, Abbie Davidson, Runnin Rosie, 17.781, $10.00, 3D 1, Jenna Malecki, Denali, 18.386, $35.00, 2, Savannah Poor, Rene, 18.702, $25.00, 3, Hailey Pollard, Spud, 18.923, $15.00, 4, Dakota Thacker, Prize, 19.232, $10.00

lard, Onyx, 16.67, $50.00, 6, Jason Kiphart, Pops Red Rose, 16.678, $40.00, 7, Gleen Hutcheson, Hutchs Festus Twist , 16.686, $35.00, 4D 1, Roger Ferguson, Cashs Black Coal, 17.611, $70.00, 2, MontanaThursby, Randy Brown, 17.634, $50.00, 3, Morgan Childress, Blondie, 17.699, $40.00, 4, Kelly Lutz, Eza Lee Hustled, 17.709, $30.00, 5, Cheryl Lennemann, Ladybug From Boston, 17.717, $25.00, 6, Kamryn Olds, Misty , 17.754, $20.00, 7, Dylan Moody, Cash, 17.88, $18.00

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Draw #, Rider Name, Horse Name, Time, $ FRIDAY MASTERS 1D 1, Ross Carnahan, Honey B Flyin, 16.383, $70, 2, Kelly Lutz, RKR Lil Miss Perks, 16.401, $45 , 3, Vicki Siesky, Quixote Centerfold, 16.468, $30 , 2D 1, Warren Cisler, Gonna Get Bayou , 17.399, $40 , 2, Roger Ferguson, Cashs Black Coal , 17.461, $25 , 3, Rich Bowman, Invest In Fire,

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FRIDAY OPEN 1D 1, Jimmy Bryant, Avis , 15.591, $280.00, 2, Angie Johnson, Red Ride, 15.686, $200.00, 3, Mike Hulsinger, Jones is on Fire, 15.758, $160.00, 4, Valerie Watson, Seis So Sweet, 15.768, $120.00, 5, Megan Preuit, Miss Banks to You, 15.852, $100.00, 6, Liz Michael, Honor Annies Fame, 15.891, $80.00, 7, Tami Bova-Luke, Blitz, 15.914, $70.00, 2D 1, Paige Campf, Dirty , 16.093, $205.00, 2, Carla Hettinger, Tucker, 16.137, $150.00, 3, Ross Carnahan, Honey B Flyin, 16.174, $120.00, 4, Vicki Siesky, Quixote Centerfold, 16.175, $90.00, 5, Mike Hulsinger, Red, 16.181, $75.00, 6, Justin Theado, Andy, 16.223, $60.00, 7, Autumn Thompson, Frosty, 16.261, $55.00, 3D 1, Katie Powers, TCH Josie Dunit, 16.62, $140.00, 2, Colton Moore, Cinch In a pinch, 16.636, $100.00, 3, Bailey Vigeant, Big Mac, 16.648, $80.00, 4, Angie Johnson, Little Girl, 16.654, $60.00, 5, Larrie Bal-

SATURDAY WARM UPS 1D 1, Holly Mohn, , 15.923, $220.00, 2, Tausha Schneider, War Bug Meyers (Ted), 15.952, $180.00, 3, Julie Siesky, Kelly Cheers, 16.026, $145.00, 4, Alexa McWilliams, Bell, 16.071, $110.00, 5, Jenna Shirey, Pierre, 16.072, $70.00, 2D 1, Carla Stingle, Fancy, 17.069, $130.00, 2, Lynn Brenner, Kiptys Exclusive Cash, 17.21, $110.00, 3, Brooke Vaugnn, TIZZ, 17.237, $90.00, 4, John Smith , Ricki Bobby, 17.243, $65.00, 5, Kim Klein , JK Perks Aliven Nine, 17.262, $45.00, 3D 1, Danny Braun, Trip, 18.002, $90.00, 2, Keith Taylor, Shooter, 18.449, $70.00, 3, Terri Willey, Eddie, 18.518, $60.00, 4, Laikyn Haney, Princess, 18.618, $45.00, 5, Debra Robinson, 50 Shades of Grey, 18.707, $30.00 SATURDAY MASTERS 1D 1, Cindy Patrick, Cool Cool Fame, 15.705, $185.00, 2, Mike Hulsinger, Jones Is On Fire, 15.863, $140.00, 3, Ross Carnahan , Honey B Flyin, 15.996, $90.00, 4, Angie Johnson, Lil Girl, 16.001, $45.00, 2D 1, Elaine Dunn, Glossy , 16.732, $110.00, 2, Ranee Richards, Zada, 16.748, $85.00, 3, Larrie Ballard, Onyx, 16.75, $55.00, 4, Diane Deemer, Miss Sun Drift, 16.805, $30.00, 3D 1, Terri Willey, Dial Me NonStop, 17.804, $75.00, 2, Glenn Hutcheson, Hutchs Snip Twist, 18.035, $55.00, 3, Colette Warner, Hope , 18.036, $35.00, 4, Tim Dunn, Rocky, 18.116, $20.00 SATURDAY YOUTH 1D 1, Parker Martin , Train, 15.661, $205.00m 2, Macie Davidson, Three Bar Meyers, 15.802, $170.00, 3, Paige Campf, Dirty, 15.832, $135.00, 4, Cheyanna Patrick, Jets A Packin, 15.926, $100.00, 5, Macie Davidson, Gracie Gray, 16.018, $70.00, 2D 1, Kylie Berschneider, Easy Go Ned Pepper, 16.675, $125.00, 2, Teha Richards , Flashy Dakota, 16.68, $100.00, 3, Bailey Vigeant, Big

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Mac, 16.681, $80.00, 4, Colton Moore, Dashin for Dinero, 16.684, $60.00, 5, Taylor Harmless, Royal China Chic, 16.696, $45.00, 3D 1, Wyatt Shinn, Skipa Star Lass, 17.699, $80.00, 2, Kamryn Olds, Misty , 17.711, $70.00, 3, Audra Knapp, A Streakin Alcoholic, 17.782, $55.00, 4, Morgan Stuart, T-bone, 17.833, $40.00, 5, Shyanne See, Rosie, 18.417, $30.00

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$80.00, 2, Trate Brown, Rose, 20.739, $53.00, 2D 1, Jason Thomas, Bee, 21.142, $40.00, 2, Larrie Ballard, Onyx, 21.142, $25.00, 3, Ashton Woodard, Leo Stormin Venture, 21.565, $15.00, 3D 1, Lydia Mi, Fancy Pants, 21.97, $27.00, 2, Candy Rowell, Hilda Shines, 22.005, $16.00, 3, Karla Baker, Howie, 22.394, $10.00

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Sunday Open 1D 2D 2D 3D 3D 4D 4D SATURDAY OPEN 1D 1, Kelly Stewart, Im hannah Montana, 15.527, $830.00, 2, Valerie Watson, Seis So Sweet, 15.566, $572.00, 3, Brad Shirey , Willy, 15.566, $572.00, 4, Tausha Scheinder, War Bug Meyers, 15.664, $415.00, 5, Jimmy Bryant, Flash Red Jet, 15.667, $345.00, 6, Holly Mohn, Gus Gus, 15.692, $275.00, 7, Cindy Patrick, Cool Cool Fame, 15.709, $240.00, 8, Rene Hefner, orbit Damon, 15.783, $210.00, 2D 1, Macie Davidson, Gracie Gray, 16.031, $625.00, 2, Angie Johnson, Roux Red Ride, 16.034, $470.00, 3, Heather Gawn, Della Coal Train, 16.035, $390.00, 4, Abby Yarkosky, An Obnoxious Alcoholic, 16.037, $310.00, 5, Jenna Shirey, Pierre, 16.041, $260.00, 6, Roxanne Zook, Moons Lil Star , 16.058, $205.00, 7, liz Michael , Famous Magnolia, 16.06, $180.00, 8, Bert Thompson, Emmit, 16.082, $155.00, 3D 1, Bert Thompson, Famous Gucci, 16.528, $415.00, 2, Haley Patterson, Blaszin Fire Water, 16.532, $310.00, 3, Carley Parsons, Splashin Gator , 16.561, $260.00, 4, Alison Czayka, Smart N Decked Out , 16.575, $205.00, 5, Liz Archer, Miss Firen Cash, 16.582, $175.00, 6, Ben Taylor, Jade, 16.592, $140.00, 7, Kelly Stewart, Amber, 16.606, $120.00, 8, Crystal Haskins, Bully, 16.606, $105.00, 4D 1, Tim Dunn, Rocky, 17.539, $210.00, 2, Myla Moore, Maybelle, 17.568, $155.00, 3, Cole Durst, Bugs, 17.602, $130.00, 4, Jared Bishop, Dan, 17.626, $105.00, 5, Dylan Moody, Cash, 17.774, $85.00, 6, Mackenzie Miller, Notorious, 17.837, $70.00, 7, Abbie Davidson, Runnin Rosie, 17.879, $60.00, 8, Joe Dirolf, Colonel, 17.915, $50.00 SATURDAY POLES 1D 1, Mike Hulsinger, Jones Is On Fire, 19.903,

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SUNDAY OPEN 1D 1, Valerie Watson, Seis So Sweet, 15.582, $545.00, 2, Mike Hulsiner, Jones is on Fire, 15.597, $405.00, 3, Billy Hatzman, Mikey, 15.616, $325.00, 4, Megan Pruit , Miss Banks Te You, 15.642, $240.00, 5, Roxanne Zook, Moons Lil Star, 15.782, $200.00, 6, Valerie Watson, Dashing French Lady, 15.848, $160.00, 7, Jimmy Bryant, Flash Rad Jet, 15.881, $145.00, 2D 1, Rhoda Hall, Sharp And Sassy, 16.115, $410.00, 2, Liz Michael, Honor Annies Fame, 16.16, $305.00, 3, Alexa McWilliams, Bell, 16.169, $240.00, 4, Paige Essert, Im Jetta Honor Bound, 16.171, $180.00, 5, Vicki Siesky, Quixote Centerfold, 16.179, $150.00, 6, Cyndi Murphy , Red Zipn Boom, 16.193, $120.00, 7, Crystal Haskins, Dixie, 16.216, $110.00, 3D 1, Julie Siesky, RT Baby Blu, 16.588, $270.00, 2, Audra Knapp, Rosemont Holly, 16.596, $200.00, 3, Mikayla Conklin, Justa Streak of Rain, 16.619, $160.00, 4, Gary Deemer, Fast Lane Fame, 16.676, $120.00, 5, Cheryl Lennemann, Ladybug From Boston, 16.687, $100.00, 6, Jimmy Bryant, Little Girl, 16.692, $85.00, 7, Aaron Polland, Haddie, 16.695, $75.00, 4D 1, Cole Durst, Bugs, 17.658, $135.00, 2, Clea Remington, Whitey, 17.765, $105.00, 3, Amanda Shinn, Go Ahead N Flash Me, 17.893, $80.00, 4, Brad Walbert, Storm, 17.919, $60.00, 5, Joe Dirolf, Colonel, 17.924, $50.00, 6, Debra Robinson, 50 Shades of Grey, 17.981, $40.00, 7, Abbie Davidson, Runni Rosie, 18.032, $35.00

SUNDAY YOUTH 1D 1, Paige Campf, Dirty, 15.837, $150.00, 2, Lauren Kelly, Remi, 15.902, $115.00, 3, Ellie Davidson, Cliff, 15.925, $75.00, 4, Macie Davidson, Three Bar Myers, 15.926, $40.00, 2D 1, Heather Whitmer, Bailey, 17.116, $90.00, 2, Lane Zook, Tai Lord to Fly, 17.223, $70.00, 3, Carter Purvis, Peppy, 17.455, $45.00, 4, Audra Knapp, Rosamonts Holly, 17.474, $25.00, 3D 1, Mackenzie Miller, Notorious, 17.837, $60.00, 2, Laikyn Haney, Princess, 18, $45.00, 3, Logan Moody, Flicka, 18.185, $30.00, 4, Shyanne See, Rosie, 18.356, $15.00 SUNDAY MASTERS 1D 1, Mike Hulsinger, Jones Is On Fire, 15.597, $175.00, 2, Rene Hefner, Orbit Damon, 15.857, $130.00, 3, Ross Carnahan, Honey B Flyin, 16.028, $85.00, 4, Rhoda Hall , Sharp & Sassy , 16.115, $45.00, 2D 1, Glenn Hutcherson, Hutchs Festus Twist, 16.63, $115.00, 2, Larrie Ballard, Onyx, 16.733, $85.00, 3, Kelly Lutz, RKR Lil Miss Perks, 16.76, $60.00, 4, Angie Johnson, Roux Red Ride, 16.829, $30.00, 3D 1, Warren Cisler, Gonna Get Bayou, 17.625, $70.00, 2, Elaine Dunn, Glassy, 17.631, $50.00, 3, Roger Ferguson, Cashs Black Coal, 17.784, $34.00, 4, Joe Dirolf, Colonel, 17.924, $17.00 OPEN AVERAGE RIDER NAME, HORSE NAME, Friday, Sat. , Sun., Avg. 1D 1, Valerie Watson, Seis So Sweet, 15.768, 15.566, 15.582, 15.639, 2D 1, Ashley Stout, Hulk, 16.384, 16.023, 16.052, 16.153, 3D 1, Gleen Hutcheson, Hutchs Festus Twist , 16.686, 16.522, 16.753, 16.654, 4D, Dylan Moody, Cash, 17.88, 17.774, 17.315, 17.656 MASTERS AVERAGE 1D, Ross Carnahan, Honey B Flyin, 16.383, 15.996, 16.028, 16.136, 2D, Terri Willey, Soup, 17.614, 17.279, 17.219, 17.371, 3D, Shelley Warner, Dee Dry Bar / Ima Patchy Kid, 18.507, 18.474, 18.562, 18.514 YOUTH AVERAGE 1D, Paige Campf, Dirty, 16.074, 15.832, 15.837, 15.914, 2D, Lane Zook, Tailord to Fly, 17.391, 17.02, 17.223, 17.211, 3D, Jenna Malecki, Denali, 18.386, 18.504, 18.531, 18.474

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Dear KY members,

Thank you all for your support of the IBRA! This past year we had our largest membership to date and more shows approved than ever before.

This is all due to your fantastic support. There have been some questions and suggestions made that we are listening to and it is my personal goal to make the KY IBRA better every year. We will start by making the KY State Finals cheaper for everyone to try and encourage more people to come. There will be more details on this to come within the next couple months!

We had a nice state finals this year with some very tough competition.

Two IBRA National Finals Champions we in attendance with one, Trevor Pruitt and Walts Rockin Roll, winning Saturdays Open and the Youth on Sat. and Sunday. It would be Kelly Bruce and her standout gelding affectionately know as Smash that would “Smash em up” over the course of the weekend. The team won a collective total of nearly $1300 and ran the fastest time of the weekend by over two tenths with a 15.348 in Sundays Open!

Our year end standings were incredibly close this year. We had many changes on the leader board over the weekend and the year end Champions were as follows: Open 1D: Janis Wagner and Reneoni Open 2D: Bryan Isham and Special Open 3D: Chris Hancock and Cash Money Open 4D: Elaine Mudd and Reba Youth 1D: Taylor Turner and Bernie Youth 2D: Tory Tate and Romeo Youth 3D: Leslie Sloan and Rio Masters 1D: Chuck Wathen and Sign High Masters 2D: Becky Corder and Lady Masters 3D: Elaine Mudd and Reba

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KENTUCKY IBRA STATE SHOW FRIDAY OPEN 1D 1, Mendy Williams, Sweet Definition, 15.557, $323, 2, Trevor Pruitt, Walts Rock n Roll, 15.658, $269, 3, Shane Cline, Roll, 15.925, $216, 4, Janis Wagner, Reneoni, 15.937, $162, 5, Janis Wagner, Bullioni, 15.951, $108, 2D 1, Chuck Wathen, Sign High, 16.092, $243, 2, Heather Ray, Derby, 16.244, $202, 3, Jamie Garrett, Beatle, 16.255, $162, 4, John Perkins, John Perkins, 16.262, $121, 5, Ellen Ellis , Dashing Traveler, 16.271, $81, 3D 1, Britt Burke, Cricket, 16.572, $162, 2, Mary Armstrong, Lucy, 16.619, $135, 3, Brandy Hudgens, Seirra, 16.656, $108, 4, Jimmie Sue Bible, Winnie, 16.663, $81, 5, Brea Hodge, OBH Power Stroke, 16.673, $54, 4D 1, Lauren Clark, Goldseekers Smash (Streaker), 17.557, $81, 2, Rita Berry, Kentucky Tiny Cat, 17.569, $67, 3, Halee Bunch, Ima Tuff Suprize, 17.615, $54, 4, Nancy Frazier, Tootie, 17.617, $40, 5, Jennifer Warner, TC, 17.637, $27 SATURDAY YOUTH 1D 1, Kaleb Ferrell, Wonder If Shes Sweet, 15.77, $281, 2, Ben Corder, Joe, 15.949, $211, 3, Taylor Turner, Bernie, 15.998, $141, 4, Heather Ray, Derby, 16.257, $70, 2D 1, Elizabeth Adler, Squeaker, 16.831, $169, 2, Tory Tate, Jenny, 16.849, $126, 3, Kelly Drummond, Tonto, 16.887, $84, 4, Tory Tate, Romeo, 16.897, $42, 3D 1, Sam Smith, Sonny, 17.878, $112, 2, Leslie Sloan, Rio, 17.906, $84, 3, Kaleb Ferrell, Ringer, 18.319, $56, 4, Blair Bowling, Mo Zippy Rose, 18.389, $28 SATURDAY MASTERS 1D 1, Kellie Bruce, Smash, 15.614, $265, 2, Chris Coffey, Guys Cash Perks, 15.838,

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$159, 3, Melissa Gonterman, CC, 16.016, $106, 2D 1, John Merideth, Heavens Lil Easter, 16.736, $159, 2, Annette Boyer, Poppy, 16.834, $95, 3, Tara Hayden, Wrangler Rain, 16.97, $64, 3D 1, Greg Stump, Cooper, 18.017, $106, 2, Jeff Sloan, Sage, 18.653, $64, 3, Elaine Mudd, May Ba Doc, 18.94, $42 SATURDAY OPEN 1D 1, Trevor Pruitt, Walts Rock N Roll, 15.576,

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$865, 2, Kelli Bruce , Smash, 15.614, $648, 3, Mendy Williams, Sweet Definition, 15.678, $540, 4, John Michel Poss, KK Frenchies Toy, 15.761, $432, 5, Karla Arthur, Beea Drinkin Red Bull, 15.79, $360, 6, Janis Wagner, Reneoni, 15.799, $288, 7, Chris Coffey , Guys Cash Perks, 15.838, $252, 8, Taylor Turner, Bernie, 15.877, $216, 2D 1, Mary Armstrong, Duke, 16.108, $648, 2, Jimmy Bryant, AV, 16.109, $486, 3, Sherry McMillion, Cisco, 16.169, $405, 4, Terri Stubbs, Icee,

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16.172, $324, 5, Ben Corder, Joe, 16.182, $270, 6, Shane Cline, Roll, 16.192, $216, 7, Bryan Isham , Special , 16.231, $189, 8, Janis Wagner, Bullioni, 16.232, $162, 3D 1, Kelly Stephens, Howie, 16.596, $432, 2, TJ Hagan , Quincy, 16.634, $324, 3, Samantha Morin, Ol Man West, 16.658, $270, 4, Alexa McWilliams, Bell, 16.672, $216, 5, Shelby Henry, Tigger, 16.713, $180, 6, Jimmie Sue Bible, Rozanne, 16.733, $144, 7, Amber Cox, TS Streakin Dee, 16.736, $126, 8, John Michel Poss, JW, 16.745, $108, 4D 1, Brandy Hudgens, Scrappy, 17.581, $216, 2, Alfie Sanders, Smarty, 17.583, $162, 3, Nancy Frazier, Tootie, 17.618, $135, 4, Jimmy Bryant , Burley, 17.694, $108, 5, David Brunck, Jewel, 17.733, $90, 6, Nathan Batey, Stretch, 17.767, $72, 7, Nathan Stephens , Famous Red Romance, 17.796, $63, 8, Jennifer Warner, TC, 17.827, $54 SUNDAY YOUTH 1D 1, Trevor Pruitt, Walts Rock and Roll, 15.806, $174, 2, Taylor Turner, Drifter, 16.128, $105, 3, Taylor Turner, Bernie, 16.178, $70, 2D 1,

Shelby Henry, Harley, 16.842, $105, 2, Tory Tate, Romeo , 16.862, $63, 3, Sharaya Cox, Docs Skeet Peppy, 16.932, $42, 3D 1, Jasmine Hudgens, Redfords Roanie, 17.956, $70, 2, Jordan Berry, Im Frenchmans Storm, 17.99, $42, 3, Cody Bryant, Swift, 18.012, $28 SUNDAY MASTERS 1D 1, Melissa Gonterman , CC, 15.715, $132, 2, Terri Stubbs, Icee, 15.96, $88, 2D 1, Tammy Smith, Stormy, 16.814, $79, 2, Becky Corder, Lady, 16.965, $53, 3D 1, Terry Heightchew, Doctor, 17.899, $53, 2, Elaine Mudd, May Ba Doc, 18.697, $35 SUNDAY OPEN 1D 1, Kellie Bruce, Smash, 15.348, $318, 2, John Michael Poss, KK Frenchies Toy, 15.621, $265, 3, Janis Wagner, Reneoni, 15.654, $212, 4, Melissa Gonterman, CC, 15.715, $159, 5, Trevor Pruitt, Walts Rock and Roll, 15.806, $106, 2D 1, John Stubbs, Rowdy, 15.861, $238, 2, Mendy Williams, Sweet Definition, 15.886, $199, 3, Terri Stubbs, Icee, 15.96, $159, 4, Taylor Turner, Bernie, 15.997,

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1, Lauren Clark, Goldseeker Smash (Streaker), 16.374, $159, 2, William Ball, Gal, 16.383, $132, 3, John Michael Poss, JW, 16.426, $106, 4, Ben Corder, Kelso, 16.444, $79, 5, Samantha Morin, Ole Man West, 16.495, $53, 4D 1, Jennifer Warner, TC, 17.46, $79, 2, Rita Berry, Kentucky Tiny Cat, 17.541, $66, 3, Jimmie Sue Bible, Winnie, 17.675, $53, 4, Alfie Sanders, Smarty , 17.694, $40, 5, Nancy Frazier, Tootie, 17.751, $26

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Early Bird Entries Due September 2nd, 2013 * CASH ONLY DAY OF SHOW TOP DOGS, WILD CARDS & STATE QUALIFIERS: MUST PREENTER by Sept. 2nd, 2013 to be eligible for Short Go Finals. If you

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OPEN, YOUTH, MASTERS – All members with 100 pts or more will be considered a State Qualifier. The Top 5 (Top Dogs) in each division of a state’s year end standings & Wild Cards automatically qualifiy for the Short Go Finals no matter how they place in the gorounds. All State Qualifiers MUST BE PRE-ENTERED

by Sept. 2nd to be ELIGIBLE for the short go finals. If you miss the deadline, you will be running for go round money only. $30,000 OPEN - $10,000 added each go-round and Short Go Finals. $5,000 YOUTH - $2,500 added in long go and Short Go Finals. $5,000 MASTERS - $2,500 added in long go and Short Go Finals.

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

All State Qualifiers who are pre-entered by Sept. 2nd may qualify for the Finals Short Go by being either a Top Dog, a Wild Card holder or by qualifying in a go-round. The Top 10 state qualifiers in each division per go round who are not already qualified as a Top Dog or with a Wild Card will advance to the Short Go Finals.

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

Your time in the Sponsors race will rollover to the Open 4D. Rollovers must be designated at time of entry.

Refunds and Rider Change: 70% refund minus processing fee will be given with doctors or vet release. No refunds after September 15th, 2013. Rider change must be done before draw is posted Oct. 1st.

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Membership: Must be a current member or have been a member of the 2013 season to compete. * Added Money: Open, Youth and Masters will be adjusted on a percentage based on number of entries.

Youth and Masters will be equal to a $1,000 per 100 entries. Ex: 150 entries $1,500, 200 entries $2,000 maximum of $2,500. Open will be doubled with a maximum of $10,000 added each go. Added Money in Long Go will be matched for Finals Short Go. Drug Policy: All entries are subject to testing and meeting the requirements of AQHA Therapeutic Medication Guidelines.

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Story by Dirk Carnahan Pictures provided by: NPBA and Puhl’s Photography

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Championships P

ole benders from all across the country came to the Central Kentucky Ag Expo Center in Liberty Kentucky for the 2013 NPBA National Championships over the weekend of June 28th through June 30th.

2013 was a near record turn-out as fast pole benders travelled from as far as Texas, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Florida and Canada to compete for a share of the record prize money. Many pole benders and spectators came just to witness the camaraderie, sportsmanship and the good times on which the NPBA continues to build a reputation. The fun and fellowship of the weekend, the various side competitions and contests, and the vendors who offered quality and unique goods were not a disappointment.

The weekend started with the 2013 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Dinner. Exhibitor Chuck Givens, horses Smoky 2 and Driftwood Mort, Sire Redneck Jet and the Stephanie Marcum Sportsmanship inductee, Lonnie Willen, were recognized for their greatness and inducted into the company of legendary names of the sport.

After a fantastic dinner and a night celebrating the rich history of the sport of pole bending, it was time to see fast horses going after a share of more than $50,000 in cash and prizes.

William Ball and May B Noble took home the NPBA Open Championship buckle with an average of 19.297.

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The weather was perfect and

Payton’s time of 19.248 in the NPBA Slot Race earned the title of “World’s Fastest Pole Bender” for 2013. Along with record prize money, the win earned Payton and Moon Struck Sue a spot alongside previous winners on the prestigious World’s Fastest Pole Bender Trophy.

The 19.248 was an arena record at the Central Ky Ag Expo Center and also set a new NPBA Championship Show record.

so was the footing. The NPBA Championship is always the home of fast pole bending. Horses and riders were on the top of their game all weekend long. The weekend showcased many 19 second runs and a new NPBA arena and Championship Show record. A downed pole was the only thing that prevented an eye popping official 18 second run.

The Merial $10,000 added NPBA Open Championship was won

by William Ball and May B Noble with an unreal 2 run average of 19.297.

NPBA Janis Wagner and her 3 year old Peroni won the Neace Lukens NPBA Kindergarten Championship in 20.920 seconds.

Trent Tobin and TT Redneck Ninja had a very successful weekend. The pair won the Stephanie Marcum Memorial Amateur Championship with a 2 run average of 19.836. Trent and TT Redneck Ninja also won the Limestone Equipment NPBA Championship Futurity and the Kentucky Quarter Horse Association $250 bonus. (below)

Ashton Woodard and Leos Stormin Venture won the Kickin J’s NPBA Rookie Championship and only needed 21.143 seconds to do it. (above) He didn’t finish far ahead of the 2013 Kickin J’s NPBA Pony Champion, Hope Kelley on Rusty Boy. Haley and her sorrel pony ran the course in 21.704 seconds. (below) The big winner of the weekend may have been Payton Carnahan. Payton started the weekend by winning Fridays director race with a 19.8. Then he and Moon Struck Sue placed 3rd in the 1st go of the Saturday Open with a 19.587. The pair were just getting started though. Payton won his 2nd NPBA Youth title with a 2 run average of 19.959. Along with his prize money Payton took home an NPBA custom 4 wheeler for his Youth Championship. (below - also below, 1D Youth Average Winners)

Katie Pride won the Jasper Engines Open stake race on her AQHA World Champion Stake racer, Hoosier Daddy. (below)

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NPBA Then, in the featured event of the weekend Payton and Moon Struck Sue electrified the crowd by besting a field of former World Champions, Congress Champions, Slot Race Champions, and pole bending Hall of Famers to blister the field and win the slot race. Payton’s time of 19.248 earned the title of “World’s Fastest Pole Bender” for 2013. Along with record prize money, the win earned Payton and Moon Struck Sue a spot alongside previous winners on the prestigious World’s Fastest Pole Bender Trophy.

The 19.248 was an arena record at the Central Ky Ag Expo Center and also set a new NPBA Championship Show record.

Carnahan’s record time was almost immediately challenged by Troy Priddy and BW Tiny Jet. Troy and his horse ran just a few slots after Payton and just missed an 18.809 by knocking down a pole. William Ball also made a run at the new record with his 19.272 the very next day in the 2nd go of the Open.

Krystal Gerbick & Royal Red Deck - IL, 21.299 - 1st place in Second Go Round of the NPBA Open 3D

The 2013 show was an enormous success. The success of 2013 is also a steppingstone for an even bigger and better 2014 NPBA Championship. Plans are already underway for 2014.

3D Youth Average Winners

It wasn’t only the 1D winners who shared in the record cash and prize awards. The NPBA Championship show featured talented 2D and 3D horses. Many of these horses ran times fast enough to win the 1D at other shows. The 2D and 3D winners were a huge part of a successful National Championship Show.

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National Pole Bending Association Championship Show Results $10,000 Added Merial NPBA Open Championship 1st go - 1D, 1: William Ball & May B Noble -Ky, 19.322, 2: Brian Foushee & Classy Little Dan -- KY, 19.572, 3: Payton Carnahan & Moonstruck Sue -- IN, 19.587, 4: Troy Priddy & BW Tiny Jet -- IL, 19.688, 5: Nathan Peoples & Lightning Bayou -- KY, 19.748, 6: Janis Wagner & Reneoni -- KY, 20.055, 7. Ross Carnahan & Honey B Flyin -- IN, 20.091, 8. Gregory Fentress & Tee Smokey Blackjack -- KY, 20.099, 9. Brock Bawel & A Real Overchiever -- IN, 20.173, 10. Joanne Fisher & Hoaks Hell Twister -- CA, 20.194, 2D, 1:Kathy J Warren & W R Peponic Promise -- TX, 20.355, 2: Mike Hulsinger & Jones Is On Fire -- PA, 20.357, 3: Ross Ramsey & A Rednecks Joey -- KY, 20.366, 4: Larken Jones & Excitabull Lady -- KY, 20.455, 5: Tyson Seggeloruch & Perks All Star, 20.466, 6: Brandon Riley & Bulzeye Kowolski -- OH, 20.542, 7: Lance Kendrick & It Pays More To Win -- IN, 20.543, 8: Brittany Givens & Ragtimes Jet

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-- KY, 20.565, 9: Ally Hensley & Spat of Peppy, 20.570, 10: Amanda Padgett & Shez So Fine -- KY, 20.585, 3D, 1: Jason Thomas & Lonaker -- KY, 21.366, 2: Channing McWilliams & Injoeyabull -- KY, 21.383, 3: Bobbie Jo Watkins & Buddy Blue, 21.400, 4: Edwin Roush & Majestic Version -- WV, 21.405, 5: Tommy Masters & RSH Stealin Sugar -- KY, 21.506, 6: Jerry Barrett & Renes Frenchman -- IN, 21.525, 7: Amanda Avery & Docs B Blaze -- FL, 21.530, 8: Doni Farr & Inspired Fire -- IN, 21.621, 9: Channing McWilliams & Carman Jo Butlertime -- KY, 21.697, 10: Jackie K Haven & Bos Rodeo Pony --KY, 21.741, 2nd Go - 1D, 1: William Ball & May B Noble KY, 19.272, 2: Troy Priddy & BW Tiny Jet - IL, 19.480, 3: Kathryn Bealle & Dawns Lil Spirit KY, 20.023, 4: Madison Outhier & Hezaneasybug - TX, 20.039, 5: Nathan Peoples & Lightning Sky Bar - KY, 20.180, 6: Wendy Thornburg & Mr Catahoula - MS, 20.216, 7: Amanda Hudson &

Miss June Meyers - KY, 20.246, 2D, 1: Gregory Fentress & Tee Smokey Blackjack - KY, 20.319, 2: Mike Hulsinger & Jones Is On Fire - PA, 20.328, 3: Dirk Carnahan & Flaming Boogie Bug - IN, 20.338, 4: Josh Morton & Rene Dan Ralphie TN, 20.480, 5: Janis Wagner & Bullioni - KY, 20.500, 6: Jeniifer Ramsey & Shesa Joeyful Jet - KY, 20.502, 7: Brian Foushee & Classy Little Dan - KY, 20.527, 8: Gregory Frentress & White Lick Willy - KY, 20.550, 9:Lonnie Willen & Judys At The Spa - KY, 20.553, 10:Wendy Thornburg & Chix Six Kix - MS, 20.607, 3D, 1: Krystal Gerbick & Royal Red Deck - IL, 21.299, 2: Cassie Morton & Driftin Double - TN, 21.308, 3: Danny Dunn & Golden Oscar -, 21.328, 4: Kathie Kimble & Mistics Whisper, 21.335, 5: Lane Burns & PJS Afterburner - IN, 21.415, 6: Tyson Seggeloruch & Perks All Star, 21.485, 7: Amanda Padgett & Earnin Money Honey - KY, 21.523, 8: Danny Dunn & Abuelos Grace, 21.536, 9: Jason Thomas

& Lonaker - KY, 21.540, 10: Channing McWilliams & Injoeyabull, 21.650, AVERAGE/FINAL OPEN 1-D, 1: William Ball & May B Noble - KY, 38.594, 2: Troy Priddy & BW Tiny Jet - IL, 39.168, 3: Brian Foushee & Classy Little Dan - KY, 40.099, 4: Kathryn Bealle & Dawns Lil Spirit - KY, 40.248, 5: Madison Outhier & Hezaneasybug - TX, 40.252, 6: Gregory Fentress & Tee Smokey Blackjack - KY, 40.418, AVERAGE/FINAL OPEN 2-D, , 1: Mike Hulsinger & Jones Is On Fire - PA, 40.685, 2: Lonnie Willen & Judys At The Spa - KY, 40.762, 3: Amanda Hudson & Miss June Meyers - KY, 40.831, 4: Larken Jones & Excitabull Lady - KY, 41.244, 5: Wendy Thornburg & Mr Catahoula - MS, 41.249, 6: Amanda Hudosn & Shez So Fine - KY, 41.388, 7: Gregory Fentress & White Lick Willy - KY, 41.415, 8: Kristine Nagy & Rocky Dan Jet - OH, 41.670, 9: Jeniifer Higgins & Buddy Rapper, 41.829, 10: Thomas Barks & Docs Incredible Todd

NPBA -- KY, 41.872, AVERAGE/FINAL OPEN 3-D, , 1: Edwin Roush & Majestic Version - WV, 42.647, 2: Jason Thomas & Lonaker - KY, 42.906, 3: Kathy J Warren & Easy Acres - TX, 42.919, 4: Jackie Haven & Bos Rodeo Pony - KY, 42.947, 5: Channing McWilliams & Injoeyabull - KY, 43.303, 6: Doni Farr & Inspired Fire - IN, 43.368, 7: Thomas Masters & RSH Stealin Sugar - KY, 43.577, 8: Chuck Givens & French Benefits - KY, 43.876, 9: Danny Dunn & Godlen Oscar, 43.914, 10: Mark Brown & Gold Ribbon Chic - OH, 44.118, Stephanie Marcum Memorial NPBA Amateur Championship – First Go - Saturday, June 29, 2013 Entries: 80 1D, 1: Trent Tobin & TT Redneck Ninja - OH, 19.523, 2: Dirk Carnahan & Flaming Boogie Bug - IN, 20.088, 3: John Smith & TT Redneck Rickibobby - OH, 20.097, 4: Lance Kendrick & It Pays More To Win - IN, 20.106, 5: Amanda Hudson & Miss June Meyers - KY (tie), 20.403, 6: Levi Miller & Stirking Fashion - OH (tie), 20.403, 2D, 1: Thomas Barks & Docs Incredible Todd - KY, 20.573, 2: Dirk Carnahan & ID Razzle Dazzle - IN, 20.620, 3: Brian Gray & Shebered - KY, 20.628, 4: Wendy Thornburg & Mr Catahoula - MS, 20.636, 5: Kristine Nagy & Rocky Dan Jet - OH, 20.696, 6: Cassie Morton & Driftin Double - TN, 20.780, 7: Wendy Thornburg & Chic Six Kix - MS, 20.829, 8: Amanda Avery & Docs B Blaze - FL, 20.835, 9: Melissa Loranger & Lotta Dash Mint, 20.848, 10: Will Bingham & Famous Shawnee Bug - KY, 20.906, 3D, 1: Ashley Welch & Trulee A Bug, 21.728, 2: Danny Dunn & Godlen Oscar, 21.871, 3: Danny Dunn & Abuleos Grace, 21.898, 4: Nikki Day & QT To The Moon - IN, 21.968, 5: Laurette Summers & Lightnings Bold - KY, 21.975, 6: Vivian Branstetter & Sheza Redneck Woman - OH, 22.211, 7: Sarah Fackler & How Abouta Redneck - KY, 22.213, 8: Teresa Cruse & High Class Jetson - KY, 22.271, 9: Charles Hart & Smashed Tiny Moon - KY, 22.308, 10: Kevin Laswell & TC Playin Doc Quizote - IN, Second Go Sunday, June 30, 2013 Entries: 80 1-D, 1: Trent Tobin & TT Redneck Ninja - OH, 20.150, 2: Josh Morton & Rene Dan Ralphie - TN, 20.208, 3: Katie Pride & Who Is Your Daddy - TN, 20.406, 4: Thomas Barks & Docs Incredible Todd - KY, 20.427, 5: John Smith & TT Redneck Rickkibobby - OH, 20.459, 6: Amanda Avery & DocsB Blaze - FL, 20.466, 7: Amanda Hudson & Miss June Meyers - KY, 20.514, 8: Lonnie Willen & Judys At The Spa - KY, 20.537, 9: Wendy Thornburg & Chix Six Kix - MS, 20.591, 10: Dirk Carnahan & Flaming Boogie Bug - IN, 20.605, 2D, 1: Danny Dunn & Abuelos Grace, 21.196, 2: Amanda Hudson & Sheza Ronas - KY, 21.304, 3: Kathy J Warren & Easy Acres - TX, 21.379, 4: Cassie Morton & Driftin Double - TN, 21.612, 5: Sarah Fackler & Lightning N Diamonds - KY, 21.634, 6: Amanda Hudson & Earnin Money Honey - KY, 21.647, 7: Eric Schulkers & ES King Archie - KY, 21.689, 8: Thomas Masters & RSH Stealin Sugar - KY, 21.700, 9: Lonnie Willen & JR DImple Bug - KY, 21.702, 10: Doni Farr & Inspired Fire - IN, 21.729, 3D, 1: Laurette Summers & Lightnings Bold - KY, 22.181, 2: Vivian Branstetter & Sheza Redneck Woman - OH, 22.233, 3: Amy Snyder & Smoke At Sunrise - OH, 22.342, 4: Kathie Kimble & Mistics Whisper, 22.399, 5: Judy Brown & Movin Movin Movin - KY, 22.505, 6: Eric Schulkers & Mandana - KY, 22.523, 7: Ashley Welch & Pacific Addonas, 22.525, 8: Curtis Cruse & Jet Setten Bayou - KY, 22.857, 9: Curtis Cruse & High Flyin Jet - KY, 22.987, 10: Sara Banks & Unknown, 23.013, Average FINAL/AVERAGE 1D, 1: Trent Tobin & TT Redneck Ninja -- OH, 39.673, 2: John Smith & TT Redneck Rickibobby -- OH, 40.556, 3: Lonnie Willen & Judys At The Spa -- KY, 40.625, 4: Amanda Padgett & Miss June Meyers -- KY, 40.917, 5:Thomas Barks & Docs Incredible Todd -- KY, 41.000, 6: Amanda Avery & Docs B Blaze -- FL, 41.301, 7: Wendy Thornburg & Mr Catahoula -- MS, 41.351, 8: Wendy Thornburg & Chix Six Kix -- MS, 41.420, 9:Dirk Carnahan & Flaming Boogie Bug -- IN, 41.421, 10: Brian Gray & Shebered -- KY, 41.645, Average FINAL/AVERAGE 2D, 1: Kathy J Warren & W R Peponic Promise -- TX, 41.720, 2: Kristine Nagy & Rocky Dan Jet -- OH, 41.741, 3: Jennifer Niggins & Buddy Rapper -- KY, 41.965, 4: Cassie Morton & Dirftin Double -- TN, 42.392, 5: Amanda Padgett & Sheza Ronas -- KY, 42.604, 6: Tommy Masters & RSH Stealin Sugar -- KY, 42.298, 7: Danny Dunn & Abuelos Grace --, 43.094, 8: Eric Schulkers & ES King Archie -- KY, 43.163, 9: Kathie Kimble & Mistics Whisper, 43.437, 10: Bobbie Jo Watkins & Buddy Blue -- OH, 43.444, Average FINAL/

AVERAGE 3D, 1: Ashley Welch & Trulee a Bug, 43.683, 2: Nikkie Day & QT To The Moon -- IN, 44.023, 3: Laurette Summers & Lightnings Bold -- KY, 44.156, 4: Kevin Laswell & TC Playin Doc Quixote -- IN, 41.191, 5: Vivian Branstetter & Sheza Redneck Woman -- OH, 44.444, 6: Mark Brown & Gold Ribbon Chic -- OH, 44.583, 7: Curtis Cruse & High Flyin Jet -- KY, 45.638, 8: Sarah Patchin & Todays Exclusive Kid --, 45.941, 9: Curtis Cruse & Jet Settin Bayou -- KY, 46.125, 10: WL Lay & Pacific Addonas -- KY, 43.444, Limestone Equipment NPBA Championship Futurity First Go - Saturday June 29, 2013 Entries: 51 1D, 1: Ross Ramsey & A Rednecks Joey - KY, 20.077, 2: Trent Tobin & TT Rednecks Ninja - OH, 20.165, 3: Brian Foushee & Sizzlin Redneck - KY, 20.327, 4: Janis Wagner & How Abouta Redneck - KY, 20.372, 5: Trent Tobin & TT Redneck Roulette - OH, 20.442, 6: Mike Hulsinger & Bailey PA, 20.514, 7: Greg Fentress & White Lick Willly - KY, 20.708, 8: Janis Wagner & Peroni - kY, 20.733, 9: John Smith & TT Redneck Ribkkibobby - OH, 20.786, 10: Nathan Peoples & Lightning Sky Bar - KY, 20.812, 2D, 1: Glen Law & Lightning Cash Queen - IN, 21.262, 2: Kevin Laswell & TC Playin Doc Quixote - IN, 21.290, 3: Troy Priddy & THR Go Dinky Go - IL, 21.296, 4: Barry Curtis & TNT Olena Jane - KY, 21.299, 5: Amanda Hudson & Shez So Fine - KY, 21.376, 6: Brandon Riley & Speed Ball Tucker - OH, 21.537, 7: Thomas Barks & Matt Dillions Shiner - KY, 21.546, 8: Vivian Branstetter & Sheza Redneck Woman - OH, 21.737, 9: Brock Bawel & French Black Mamba - IN, 21.894, 10: Terry Branstetter & One Rare Redneck - OH, 21.989, 3D, 1: Trate Brown & Firewater Sugar Bull - OH, 22.104, 2: Joey Gamble & Allyson Rene Jet - KY, 22.230, 3: Amanda Hudson & Earnin Money Honey - KY, 22.318, 4: Nikki Thomas & Dee Royalty - KY, 22.503, 5: Chuck Givens & French Benefits - KY, 22.603, 6: Troy Priddy & May Belle Gone - IL, 23.110, 7: WL Lay & Im A Special Kay - KY, 23.792, 8: Charles Hart & Smashed Tiny Moon - KY, 24.313, Second Go Sunday June 30, 2013 Entries: 51 1D, 1 20.028 Trent Tobin & TT Redneck Ninja, 2 20.174 Janis Wagner & How Bouta Redneck, 3 20.218 Ross Ramsey & A Rednecks Joey, 4 20.548 Janis Wagner & Peroni, 5 20.580 Brandon Riley & Speed Ball Tucker, 6 20.690 Chad Fentress & Rock N Red Ruby, 7 20.733 Trent Tobin & TT Redneck Roulette, Tie 8 20.768 Glen Law & Red Neck Wheels, Tie 8 20.768 Nathan Peoples & Lightning Sky Bar, 10 20.916 Lonnie Willen & JR Dimple Bug, 2D, 1 21.093 Mike Hulsinger & Bailey, 2 21.095 Troy Priddy & THR Go Dinky Go, 3 21.117 Ross Carnahan & Heza Trixie Guy, 4 21.185 Glen Law & Lightning Cash Queen, 5 21.209 Gregory L Fentress & White Lick Willy, 6 21.409 Terry Bransteter & One Rare Redneck, Tie 7 21.472 Thomas Barks & Matt Dillons Shiner, Tie 7 21.472 Joey Gamble & Allyson Rene Jet, 9 21.522 Jason Thomas & Redneck Jettin Down, 10 21.597 Doni Farr & Inspired Fire, 3D, 1 22.258 Vivian Bransteter & Sheza Redneck Woman, 2 22.298 Stanley Roberts & Rare Red Runt, 3 22.421 Rita Mills & Daniks, 4 23.285 Brock Bawel & French Black Mamba Futurity Average: 1D, 1 40.193 Trent Tobin & TT Redneck Ninja, 2 40.295 Ross Ramsey & A Rednecks Joey, 3 40.546 Janis Wagner & How Bouta Redneck, 4 41.175 Trent Tobin & TT Redneck Roulette, 5 41.281 Janis Wagner & Peroni, 6 41.513 Chad Fentress & Rock N Red Ruby, 7 41.580 Nathan Peoples & Lightning Sky Bar, 8 41.607 Mike Hulsinger & Bailey, 9 41.917 Gregory L Fentress & White Lick Willy, 10 42.117 Brandon Riley & Speed Ball Tucker, 2D, 1 42.391 Troy Priddy & THR Go Dinky Go, 2 42.447 Glen Law & Lightning Cash Queen, 3 43.018 Thomas Barks & Matt Dillons Shiner, 4 43.151 Kevin Laswell TC Playindoc Quixote, 5 43.398 Terry Bransteter & One Rare Redneck, 6 43.466 Jason Thomas & Lonaker, 7 43.702 Joey Gamble & Allyson Rene Jet, 8 43.995 Vivian Bransteter & Sheza Redneck Woman, 9 44.110 Amanda L Padgett & Earnin Money Honey, 3D, 1 45.179 Brock Bawel & French Black Mamba, Reveal 4 n 1 NPBA Youth Championship – First Go Saturday-June 29, 2013 Entries: 35 1-D, 1: Payton Carnahan & Moonstruck Sue -- IN, 19.912, 2: Ross Ramsey & A Rednecks Joey -- KY, 20.109, 3: Ross Ramsey & Shesa Joeyful Jet -- KY, 20.127, 4: Tyson Seggebruch & Ima Rodeo Chick --, 20.675, 2-D, 1: Channing McWilliams & Carman Jo Butlertime -- KY, 21.053, 2: Jenna Burns &

Reakin Its Cash -- IN, 21.140, 3: Paige Antrobus & Real Cool Burgler --, 21.324, 4: Gregory Hopperton & Peppys Vertical Bar, 21.430, 5: Lane Burns & PJS Afterburner -- IN, 21.664, 6: Brock Bawel & French Black Mamba -- IN, 21.728, 7: Bradee Adidison & Butlers Blue Blaze -- KY, 21.775, 3-D, 1: Brock Bawel & My Goodbye Time -- IN, 22.249, 2: Shelby Wright & Jazabell --, 22.291, 3: Miah Schaeffer & Little Black Kat -- IN, 22.338, 4: Payton O'Neill & Slippery King Leo --, 22.370, 5: Kelly Armour & CC Nifty Royal Lady --, 22.805, 6: Hope Kelly & Rusty Boy -- IN, 23.286, 7: Ashley Meredith & Jewels Makin Bucks, 23.314, 8: Dallas Emery & Times A Buzzin, 23.864, 9: Hunter Laswell & Shadows Bee Jay -- IN, 25.057, 10: Payton O'Neill & Comanche, 25.367, Second Go Sunday-June 30, 2013 Entries: 35 1-D, 1: Payton Carnahan & Moonstruck Sue - IN, 20.007, 2: Ross Ramsey & Shesa Joeyful Jet, 20.187, 2-D, 1: Miah Schaefer & Little Black Kat - IN, 21.091, 2: Payton O'Neill & Slippery King Leo, 21.108, 3: Larken Jones & Tiny Ball of Fire - KY, 21.225, 4: Channing McWilliams & Carman Jo Butlertime - Ky, 21.257, 5: Paige Antrobus & Real Cool Burgular, 21.349, 6: Hope Kelly & Rusty Boy - IN, 21.636, 7: Jessica Fields & Buddy Rapper - kY, 21.719, 8: Lane Burns & PJS Afterburner - IN, 21.745, 9: Katie Deckard & Amos the Famous, 21.760, 10: Tyson Seggeloruch & Perks All Star, 21.921, 3-D, 1: Brock Bawel & French Black Mamba - IN, 22.205, 2: Kelly Armour & CC Nifty Royal Lady, 22.418, 3: Shelby Wright & Jazabell, 22.546, 4: Dallas Emery & Times A Buzzin, 25.201, AVERAGE/FINAL Reveal 4 n 1 NPBA Youth Championship – 1-D, 1: Payton Carnhan & Moonstruck Sue -- IN, 39.919, 2: Ross Ramsey & Shesa Joeyful Jet -- KY, 40.313, 2-D, 1: Channing McWilliams & Carman Jo Butlertime -- KY, 42.310, 2: Paige Antrobus & Real Cool Burgular --, 42.673, 3: Lane Burns & PJS Afterburner -- IN, 43.309, 4: Miah Schaeffer & Little Black Kat -- IN, 43.429, 5: Payton O'Neill & Slippery King Leo --, 43.478, 3-D, 1: Brock Bawel & French Black Mamba -- IN, 43.393, 2: Shelby Wright & Jazabell --, 44.837, 3: Hope Kelly & Rusty Boy -- IN, 44.922, 4: Kelly Armour & CC Nifty Lady, 45.223, 5: Dallas Emery & Times A Buzzin --, 49.065, Jasper Engines NPBA Championship Open Stake Race - Final Central Ky Ag & Expo Center -- Liberty, KY Entries: 32 1-D, 1: Katie Pride & Who Is your Daddy, 8.211, 2:Brick Bawel & A Real Overachiever, 8.483, 3:Channing McWilliams & Injoeyabull, 8.497, 4: Jenna Burns & Reakin Its Cash, 8.502, 5: Channing McWillaims & Carman Jo Butlertime, 8.520, 6: Tommy Masters & Me Excitbull, 8.564, 7: Sara Banks, 8.594, 8:Wendy Thornburg & Chix Six Kix, 8.607, 9: Levi Miller & Striking Fashion, 8.742, 10:Kristine Nagy & Rocky Dan Jet, 8.769, 2-D, 1: Lane Burns & PJS Afterburner, 9.249, 2: Audrey Emery & Rock N Dirty Venture, 9.319, 3:Ashley Welch & Pacific Addonas, 9.568, 4: Kelly Armour & CC Nifty Royal Lady, 9.711, 5: Ashley Welch & Trulee a Bug, 9.820, 6: Teresa Cruse & High Class Jetson, 9.875, 7: Brandy Crume & Go Little Linda, 9.894, 8:Curtis Cruse & High Flyin Jet, 10.088, 9: Dallas Emery & Times A Buzzin, 10.591, Neace Lukens NPBA Kindergarten Championship - 1 go only, Central Ky Ag & Expo -- Liberty, KY Entries: 16 1-D FINAL/AVERAGE, 1: Janis Wagner & Peroni -- KY, 20.920, 2: Ross Carnahan & Heza Trixie Guy -- IN, 21.175, 3: Jimmy Bryant & Stylish French Fire -- IN, 21.259, 4: Trate Brown & Lite My Firewater -- OH, 21.263, 5: Brick Bawel & French Black Mamba -- IN, 21.299, 6: Jason Thomas & Redneck Jettin Down -- KY, 21.536, 7: Brandice Penner & Flamin Mad -- IN, 21.603, 8: Charles Peoples & Strong Tap --KY, 21.700, 2-D FINAL/AVERAGE, 1: Glen Law & Lightning Cash Queen --IN, 22.006, 2: Terry Branstetter & One Rare Redneck -- OH, 22.091, 3: Joey Gamble & Little Jack Smash -- KY, 22.100, 3-D FINAL/ AVERAGE, 1: Eric Schulkers & Jimmy Miles, 25.914, 2: Ashley Welch & Whoda Tunk It, 44.847, The “World’s Fastest Pole Bending” NPBA Slot Race - Entries: 30 FINAL 1-D SLOT RACE, 1: Payton Carnahan & Moonstruck Sue -- Vincennes, IN *New NPBA Slot race and Arena record, 19.248, 2: Nathan Peoples & Lightning Bayou -- Kentucky, 19.570, 3:Mike Hulsinger & Jones is On Fire --, 19.651, 4: Poss Ramsey & Shesa Joeyful Jet -- Richmond, KY, 19.765, 5: Charles Peoples & Lightnings Little Lad -- KY, 19.896, 6:Charlie Peoples & Lightning

Starsnbars -- KY, 19.77, 7: Trent Tobin & TT Redenck Ninja -- Fredricktown, OH, 20.005, 8: Kathy J Warren & WR Peponic Promise -- TX, 20.035, FINAL 2-D Slot Race, 1: Ross Carnahan & Honey B Flyin -- Vinceness, IN, 20.328, , 2: Lonnie Willen & Jusyd At The Spa -- Burkesville, KY, 20.484, 3:Amanda Avery & Docs B Blaze -FL, 20.504, 4: Brian Foushee & Sizzlin Redneck -- Brandenburg, KY, 20.562, 5: Dirk Carnahan & ID Razzle Dazzle -- Vincennes, IN, 20.924, 6: Alex Burgin & Dont Bug Doreen, 21.631, Kickin J’s Rookie and Pony Race FINAL Rookie/Pony Race Entries: 10 1-D Champion Rookie Champion, 1:Ashton Woodard & leos Stormin Venture, 21.143, 2:Miah Schaffer & Little Black Kat, 21.517, 1-D Pony Champion: Hope Kelley & Rusty Boy , 21.704, 2-D Champion: Claira Beth Ramsey & Flash, 22.000, 3-D Champion: Hunter Laswell & Shadows Bee Jay, 25.672

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“There are many skills and maneuvers that people tend to classify as either Western or English. But the truth is horses are horses - their balance is the same, the way they move and the way in which the rider uses the aids for cueing are the same.

The appearance of your clothes and tack doesn’t really change that.” - Julie Goodnight “It’s hard to lead a cavalry charge if you think you look funny on a horse.”

- Adlai E. Stevenson II “When I hear somebody talk about a horse or cow being stupid; I figure it's a sure sign that the animal has somehow outfoxed them” - Tom Dorrance Page 30

“My troubles are all over, and I am at home; and often before I am quite awake, I fancy I am still in the orchard at Birtwick, standing with my friends under the apple trees.”

- Anna Sewell, Black Beauty “In riding a horse, we borrow freedom” - Helen Thompson

Ohio

NBHAState Finals

Story By: Amy Riley Pictures By: Puhl’s Photography

Heather Palmer & Little Bit of Cowboy run the fastest time of the event and are named 2010

Ohio NBHA Open 1D Champs

Open

Winners

1D Senior & 2D Open Champion Mike Hulsinger & Jones Is On Fire (pic in following pages), 3D Open Champion Dustin Whitesel & Bullys Country Girl, 4D Open Champion Christy Bell & The Nimble Quinn

M

ost of you probably think that the 2013 NBHA Ohio State Finals started at noon on Friday, but what you didn’t know is that it all started Thursday night with the exhibition. Young, old, new, and advanced riders showed up to polish their horses for a run the next day that would be the start to a good or bad weekend. As I watched each horse make their run, I realized how family oriented the NBHA is and what a great association they are.

The next day, the rain stopped and the sun peaked through the clouds. Then at the strike of twelve, the first horse in the open division hit the dirt. Crystal Haskins was third out of the alleyway and held the lead for almost half the class before Dale Brown, running right before the drag, took over the top position. Unfortunately, Dale only held the lead for a dozen horses before Dawn McCarty and her new grey horse, laid down a 16.107 and took over the top spot. The lead would change several more times before landing on its true owner.

The new breed of barrel racers brought their youth and skills to the arena in hard and fast fashion. Run after run came and went and the lead changed multiple times. The kids were showing the adults that even thought they were young, they were a force to be reckoned with. The top kids were setting themselves up for a great finals come Sunday.

The seniors answered the call of the youth with their own impressive runs. As I watched the “experts” guide their horses around three cans that were threatening to ruin their chance at the finals, I had to smile. Even though I have been running a long time, I still learned something from these mature riders who seemed to bring an air of class to the arena.

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Youth Winners

Clockwise from top left: Youth 1D Champion Morgan Henning & Heros Dashin Lady, Youth 2D Champion Aaron Musgrave & Andre, Youth 3D Champion Raya Augenstein & Izzy Saturday found the same open, youth, and senior riders vying for the last few spots available in the finals. Those that were already qualified ran for the extra paycheck, whereas those others were running for the chance at glory. That night, another animal on four legs took over the pen. Dogs of all shapes and sizes hit the dirt to prove that they were more than just cute. The small dog class found Brawley, with owner Samie Kume, rocketing to the top spot. Mike Hulsinger and Mia beat out the competition in the medium dog race. And Amy Riley beamed with pride of her large dog class winner, Simon.

Cowboy Church started out the day and moved right into the youth finals. A challenge insued to run faster and quicker than the next.

The hottest competition came between the Henning girls, with Morgan taking the whole kit and caboodle but was followed close behind by Regan. The boys were not to be shut out of the first division by Justin Theado taking the third place. Jessica Blanton took up the fourth spot while Lexie Shipman brought her snappy Appy to the pay window and the 5th position. It was an unforgettable run for Brandi Schnitkey and her horse Unforgettable Copy, bringing home a check in the 6th spot.

The second division was just as tough competition as the first. Aaron Musgrave and his barrel buddy Andre, ran straight into the top spot with a smoking run. Mr Magoo carried Samantha Garlick to the reserve

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position and a hefty check. Next in line for prizes was Devin Humerickhouse in the 3rd spot and Jaiden Deubler in 4th with a time of 17.146. District OH07 got one of their own in the 5th position with Kayla Korek and her horse Diamond. Jen Ewing proved she deserved a piece of the pie with two constant runs and took home a 6th place check.

The youth didn’t stop showing up and laying down their best runs in the third division.

Raya Augenstein and Izzy showed them what it looked like from the top spot, while Kristi Hupp was hot on her trail in second. Cheyenne Wiley showed she was no wimp by stepping up her game from her first run and sneaking a 3rd place check. Siara Swisher took home 4th place money and Erika Billingsley grabbed up the 5th spot.

Mike Hulsinger was on fire in the Senior class with Jones Is On Fire, taking home the win. Rene Hefner came back with a hard fought year and a second place finish in the first division. Nancy Adkins had a profitable weekend with a 3rd place finals. Wes Blum and Ellen Mckee were a flap of a birds’ wing apart in 4th and 5th spot, while Mari Lynn Taube was riding high with a 6th place finish on High On Champagne.

The second division of the Senior finals found Dave Morris on top and Becky Dixon a close second. Donna Shoemaker showed why she

deserved the 3rd spot money and Lori Cassilli owned the 4th position. Fifth and sixth place went deserveringly to Kathy Clark and Tom Ternes.

Bill Seal had a big payday by sealing the top spot in the third division with his mount, Payday. Judith Anderson and Reddy’s Mark left their mark on the arena dirt by taking the reserve spot. The Perfect Vixen gave hope to Christine Hope and also a 3rd place check.

Fourth place prize money went to Stefanie Bynum and John Ridenbaugh rode Handy Smashed Streaker to the 5th spot. Debra Lacy rode expertly to grab up the 6th spot.

After a brief break to water and groom the arena, the open riders got their chance at the championship. The fourth division riders showed their true colors and laid down some good runs. Becky Johnson got her piece of the pie by taking 3rd place, while Lexi Witter earn a few dollars with a reserve championship.

Christy Bell was nimble in her run and took home money and prizes by winning the fourth division title.

The third division riders came into the arena showing that even though they were a second off the fastest time, they also belonged in that arena to prove their worth. Kirk Lutz took the third spot with ease and Sue Collier rode LA

Senior Winners

Clockwise from top left: Senior 1D Senior Champion & 2D Open Champion Mike Hulsinger & Jones Is On Fire, Senior 2D Champion Dave Morris & Niki and Senior 3D Champion Bill Seal & Payday.

Trips My Tigger to a second place finish. The third division title went to Dustin Whitesel and Bully’s Country Girl.

The second division was made up of super stars in their own right. Everyone was on the fence rooting on the third place rider, Kelly Bowser and Roll Em Up Snoopy. Jessica Blanton thought she was dreaming with her reserve championship and Mike Hulsinger was on fire once again, taking home the second division championship.

The top three riders in the first division didn’t

leave very much time between them. Dashing into third spot was Morgan Henning with a 15.843 and taking home another check. The reserve championship went to Brad Shirey and Pretty Boy Bullion clocking a 15.795. But top honors went to a smoking run of 15.757 from a horse who was a Little Bit Of Cowboy and his cowgirl companion, Heather Palmer.

Looking back on the weekend, I met some really neat people, made some really great

friends, and saw some really awesome horses.

All the district directors were gracious hosts and showed why NBHA is the original Barrel Horse Association. Even though the rain threatened to put a damper on the whole weekend, the sun was shining along with the division finalists.

All finals results can be seen below and at www.ohionbha.com Congrats to everyone!

2013 OHIO NBHA STATE SHOW FINALS RESULTS Senior Results 1D 1 Hulsinger Mike Jones Is On Fire 16.163, 2 Hefner Rene’ 16.165, 3 Adkins Nancy Cause Heza Bully 16.169, 4 Blum Wes Mickey 16.252, 5 Mckee Ellen Tnt Red Money 16.296, 6 Taube Mari Lynn High On Champagne 16.327, 2D 1 Morris Dave Niki 17.273, 2 Dixon Becky Bullet Bullion 17.285, 3 Shoemaker Donna Trulee Akc Jet 17.328, 4 Cassill Lori Willie Rey 17.338, 5 Clark Kathy Mr Highnight 17.417, 6 Ternes Tom Wyo Blu Buckaroo 17.567, 3D 1 Seal Bill Payday 18.204 2 Anderson Judith Reddy’s Mark 18.44, 3 Hopes Christine Perfect Vixen 18.626, 4 Bynum Steffanie Irish Rosey 18.796, 5 Ridenbaugh John Handy Smashed Streaker 18.849, 6 Lacy Debra Lilly 19.22 Youth Results 1D 1 Henning Morgan Heros Dashin

Lady 15.911, 2 Henning Regan Perks Routine 15.945, 3 Theado Justin Andy 16.187, 4 Blanton Jessica Dreamer 16.236, 5 Shipman Lexie Turn Twist N Burn 16.243, 6 Schnitkey Brandi Unforgettable Copy 16.266, 2D 1 Musgrave Aaron Andre 16.934, 2 Garlick Samantha Mr Magoo 17.042, 3 Humerickhouse Devin Hanks Holly 17.196, 4 Deubler Jaiden Chicks Lil Wager 17.24, 5 Korek Kayla Diamond 17.261, 6 Ewing Jen Shudahbens Leader 17.275, 3D 1 Augenstein Raya Izzy 17.921, 2 Hupp Kristi Smoke 17.963, 3 Wiley Cheyenne Wimpy 17.991, 4 Swisher Siara Malarkey 18.137, 5 Billingsley Erika Justa Racy Lady 18.333, 6 Malone Liz Worthy Little Lynx 18.545 Open Results 1D 1Palmer Heather Little Bit Of Cowboy 15.757, 2 Shirey Brad Pret-

ty Boy Bullion 15.795, 3 Henning Morgan Heros Dashin Lady 15.843, 4 Stewart Kelly Firstcalltillthedraw 15.906, 5 Kiphart Jason Maynard 15.917, 6 Boham Chris Amanda’s Lil Reagan 16.007, 7 Watson Valerie Seis So Sweet 16.019, 8 Harrop Danielle The Bullionaire 16.048, 9 Oder Gabrielle Dude Winder 16.062, 10 Shirey Brad Pay Strokin Memories 16.069, 2D 1 Hulsinger Mike Jones Is On Fire 16.27, 2 Blanton Jessica Dreamer 16.28, 3 Bowser Kelly Roll Em Up Snoopy 16.348, 4 Hulsinger Mike Red 16.387, 5 Dixon Becky Dasher N Dancer 16.399, 6 Adkins Nancy Cause Heza Bully 16.401, 7 Stegner Rachel Hickory’s Pine Cone 16.46, 8 Macqueen Robert Ii Hand Me A Streaker 16.46, 9 Cox Jhonda Bunny 16.475, 10 Lewis Sammy Sparky 16.48, 3D 1 Whitesel Dustin Bully’s

Country Girl 16.782, 2 Collier Sue La Trips My Tigger 16.798, 3 Lutz Kirk Zan’s With Ease 16.8, 4 Chapman Nancy Bugs Lite Year 16.823, 5 Brown Dale See F Jets Lady 16.881, 6 Caughlan Jessica Ll Shesa Dashin Rey 16.912, 7 Jones Mike Cruiser 16.998, 8 White Susan Prince 17.032, 9 Sowders Josie Rays Rocket Twist 17.082, 10 Chandler Megan Playboys Dry Gulch 17.109, 4D 1 Bell Christy The Nimble Quinn 17.758, 2 Witter Lexi Blackburn Dollar 17.76, 3 Johnson Becky Leospiece Of The Pie 17.809, 4 Kerns Julie Grace 17.875, 5 Quimby Danielle Lady 17.903, 6 Augenstein Raya Izzy 17.943, 7 Bussard Darcy Cee Alota Freckles 18.019, 8 Lawrence Sarah Skippy 18.042, 9 Mccartney Nate Nip N Duh Rich Chick 18.169, 10 Carnes Neil Sugar Jet 18.176

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QHRAI would also like to congratulate Chilled Six Pack (Own:Raymond & Vickie Duke, Tr:Matt Frazier,Joc:Ben Creed) on his sixth career win on August 10th in the $88,900 Hoosier Park Classic Stakes at Indiana Downs.

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Quarter Horse Racing Hello!

When I saw leaves falling from a tree the other day it was a sad reminder that Fall is soon to be here. The year has Ă&#x;own by, and we have been blessed with great racing and many fast horses in Indiana this year. Fall always kicks off a busy time for QHRAI and our horsemen.

The QHRAI Application to the IHRC is due September 1st and we have been busy preparing it so the QHRAI can once again be considered to represent the Quarter Horse Racing Industry in Indiana. It will be presented for approval in the October Commission meeting.

There will be very important horsemenĂ&#x2022;s meetings on September 24th and 26th at Indiana Downs. These meetings are to gather important information from the stakeholders in our industry and use that information to help prepare for the race season in 2014. Owners and trainers will be meeting on September 24th and breeders and sire owners will meet on September 26th. The meetings will begin at 5:00 pm and dinner will be provided.

Everyone is encouraged to attend.

Quarter Horse Day is October 12th and we have a huge line up of races that day! Tye Murray is going to be here to talk about his bull riding experiences, sign a few autographs and throw some t shirts. Tye has some connections in Indiana. He is brother to Kimber Jamison, wife of Johnny Jamison our starter and track superintendent. We appreciate everything they do for us and helping to make this event a special one with Tye and his family!

The third annual QHRAI Speed Sale is October 13th, the day after Quarter Horse Day and is going to be held at the Marion County Fairgrounds. The sale is going to offer horses of racing age, yearlings, weanlings and mares.

This is a great opportunity for you to come buy a horse so you can get involved in the great Indiana Racing Program.

Finally, looking into early 2014, hold the date for the Stallion Service Auction on January 4th. We are going to repeat the owners and trainers seminars the day before, so plan now to attend both days. Its going to be at the Crowne Plaza Hotel at the Indianapolis Airport.

Best of luck to everyone racing in September and October!

Michelle Collins Executive Director Quarter Horse Racing Association of Indiana

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Y o u a r e i n v i t e d t o

at Indiana Downs

October 12th, 2013

A full day of Quarter Horse Races including:

$17,500 added Circle Cit y Stake $50,000 added Governors Stake $50,000 added QHRAI Derby $100,000 added Sterlie Bertram Memorial Stake $100,000 added Miss Roxie Little Futurity Over half a million dollars in Quarter Horse purses featuring The Fastest Horses in the World and Indiana's finest!

SPECIAL GUEST Come hang out with "King of the Cowboys", Tye Murray! He has a record-setting seven All-Around World Championship titles under his belt. Rumor has it that he will be autographing shirts and hats and theres a chance this will be a family affair!

Come take your chance riding a mechanical bull! Get tips from the best in the business!

First post of the day will be at 1:55 pm. Come early to meet with AQHA's Racing Ace to learn about selecting winners and making a bet!!

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Yearlings 2 Year Olds Horses of Racing Age Broodmares Weanlings Barrel Prospects

morning of the sale

• Sale starts at 1pm bonus that will be paid to the • $5,000 consignor of the horse that earns the most money racing in Indiana in 2014 old and aged horse stake race • Awill2 beyearoffered in 2014 exclusively for horses that go through the QHRAI Speed Sale Ring and additional information • Contracts are available on INQRacing.com. Due ASAP, Limited Spots Available.

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AQHA Central Region Point Standings as of August 27, 2013

THREE-YEAR-OLDS Gelding 1 Flys No Mystery 2 Tinys First Pepsi 3 Casey Corona 3 Its Just Max 3 Ja Gols Fancy Man 6 Cootinks Flying Ace 7 This Lion Roars 8 Rqc Challenger 8 Zoom N 324 10 Diamonds Edge

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FOUR-YEAR-OLDS & UP

Gelding 1 Air Born Leader 2 Successful Dash 3 Dancing With Ducks 4 I Is It 5 Bright Eyed Vision 6 Sweet Easy Cash 7 Chilled Six Pack 8 Dash Of Cajun Magic 9 Eyes Got Hope 10 Brimmerton Lane 10 Gettman

Breeder 1 Circle S Ranch Inc 2 Randy L Thompson 3 Bill Price 4 Bobby D Cox 5 Diana L Moster 6 John Bubel 7 Greg Morrison 8 Michael A Pohl 9 David L Wisdom 10 Sheri Miller

Filly 1 Sum Fun For Magic 2 Girls Dont Seis 3 Free Kittens 4 Dynastys Diva 5 Genuine Firefly 6 Country Chick Yawl 7 Its Tizzy Time 8 Alteza 8 Robins Corona 8 Teller Sweet Nothins

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85 67 63 57 56 54 51 48 46 45 45

Mare 1 Romped 2 Fierce Runaway 2 Western Fun 4 Bye Bye Corona 5 U B Crawlin 6 Shez So Rare 7 Pt Special Feature 8 Jess A Rare Cigar 8 Safari Sunset 10 One Kool Wagon

67 49 49 44 37 35 34 33 33 31

Colt 1 Tricky Outlaw 2 Carverson 3 Habits Secret 4 Eyesa Mighty Wave 5 The Kentucky Corona 6 Catch This Cartel 7 Spit Curl American 8 Bp Jess Takesall 9 Pyc First Fancy Lee 10 Bd Billy Mac

27 26 23 18 14 13 12 11 8 7

Stallion 1 Streak N Hot 2 Speed Smith 3 Streakin Zoomer 4 Eye M A Pistol 5 Jhony Red 5 Luminaro 5 My Corona Is Rare 8 Tough To Get Six 9 Brim Of Royality 10 Giorgino

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Owner 1 Randy L Thompson 2 Tom Maher 3 Brian L Gunder 4 Randy M Smith 5 Francisco Ramos 6 Brenda Reiswig 7 Michelle J Collins 8 Donald D Dolphus Jr 9 David L Wisdom 10 Dan Frazier

357 312 210 208 207 184 174 155 123 114

Trainer 1 Tom Mosley Jr 2 Ron Raper 3 Robert ‘Bob’ Johnson 4 Matt Frazier 5 Stacy S Charette-Hill 6 Edward Ross Hardy 7 Kasey Willis 8 Randy M Smith 9 Brent Clay 10 Amber Blair

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Jockey 1 Harold Collins 2 Stormy Smith 3 Juan D Guerrero 4 Shanley Jackson 5 Rodney Prescott 6 Victor Olivo 7 Mark Luark 8 Jorge Torres 9 Ceasar Carrillo 10 Juan F Delgado

610 522 500 497 462 406 404 396 384 375

INDIANA DOWNS From 04/23/2013 To 08/26/2013 For Breed: Quarterhorse Current Meet Leading Jockeys Jockey Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $% Purses Harold Collins 134 22 17 16 16 41 $542,605 Shanley Jackson 97 20 16 10 21 47 $303,945 Juan D. Guerrero 113 15 16 17 13 42 $351,985 Julie Veltman 82 14 7 12 17 40 $208,714 Rodney A. Prescott 98 12 14 8 12 35 $234,376 Cesar Carrillo 72 12 9 12 17 46 $200,504 Cesar Esqueda 60 9 8 6 15 38 $113,242 Victor Olivo 72 7 15 13 10 49 $167,818 Christian Esqueda 76 7 6 5 9 24 $95,357 Ben Creed 32 6 5 2 19 41 $120,047

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Current Meet Leading Trainers Trainer Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $% Purses Ron Raper 155 23 24 21 15 44 $553,508 Thomas J. Mosley, Jr. 126 20 19 17 16 44 $587,208 Matt Frazier 71 18 8 5 25 44 $229,655 Randy M. Smith 67 14 8 7 21 43 $172,570 Salvador Rojas 33 9 2 6 27 52 $90,054 Dicky Wayne Benton 60 8 5 9 13 37 $107,252 Raul A. Gonzalez 46 7 5 7 15 41 $90,996 Danny D. Lang 45 6 4 8 13 40 $88,337 Rolando Almanza 23 6 4 2 26 52 $97,434 Randy Haffner 64 5 5 5 8 23 $100,775

Current Meet Leading Horses Horse Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $% Purses Air Born Leader 6 3 1 1 50 83 $128,070 Sum Fun for Magic 7 3 0 1 43 57 $113,447 Flys No Mystery 5 3 0 0 60 60 $25,885 Tricky Outlaw 4 3 0 0 75 75 $23,920 Wh Streakin Pie 3 3 0 0 100 100 $99,385 Little James Brown 6 2 3 0 33 83 $44,917 Cootinks Flying Ace 5 2 3 0 40 100 $15,900 Foose On Fire 5 2 2 0 40 80 $18,248 She Be a Diva 8 2 1 1 25 50 $29,217 Fierce Runaway 4 2 1 1 50 100 $43,490

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FASHION SECTION

s e s r o H WhereCountry MeetsCity

With Raquel Rzeszotarski

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Back to the Boots Welcome to September; the days are getting shorter, Quarter Horse Congress is on our minds & it is time for some new boots. I’ve selected eight wonderful pairs of cowboy boots to get you in the mood for fall. These boots are pretty & might not be barn suited but they are definitely worthy of a night out & daily use.

All of the boots were found at Allen’s Boots. I stuck to a neutral palette of tans, browns & black.

These Lucchese Mad Dog boots have beautiful leather that is embroidered with tan stitching & peacock accents. (top left) The studded Liberty Black boots embrace more of biker vibe but are very versatile for fall. The offer adjustable buckles & have just the right amount of hardware. (top right)

Fringe & Floral I love fringe, shown here in tan are the Liberty Black tan fringe boots. They also come in other bolder colors too. (bottom left) Lucchese’s carved leather boots with buckles are absolutely beautiful; this might be my favorite pair. They are elegant & classy. (bottom right) Page 40

FASHION SECTION

Remember, nothing says fall...

On the bolder side are these Lucchese Seminole cowboy boots with black, red & turquoise. When colors like these combine, it’s going to be a beautiful boot. (top left) Tan hand carved Lucchese boots are a traditional western trend that never goes out of style. These boots could be worn year after year without looking dated. (top right)

Old Gringo’s black studded cowboy boots are also a great versatile choice. (bottom left) The Marsha Razz cowboy boots by Old Gringo look great with zippers. These also come in other colors but I like them best in black, where they offer the most versatility. (bottom right) Remember, nothing says fall like new boots!

...like new

boots!

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.

"Meet the girl behind Horses & Heels"

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.

Do you have specific outfit/design requests or questions?

Please send me your closet dilemmas to raquel@horsesandheels.com 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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Adrift

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ad the wonderful opportunity to sit by a river over the weekend alone in the early morning hours. In the solitude of nature, I watched leaves appear and float by in the slow moving current.

They came and they were gone. They had grown over a season and fell from their life source. They had lived, they died and they were carried away. Without a relationship to that which they had been attached, their existence had meant little in the grand scheme of things.

A tree does not miss its leaves. It does not feel less complete. It does not miss or mourn. Simply, the tree has no feelings. And just like the tree, when the leaf falls into the river, the river does not notice its presence. It has no awareness with which to experience the rippling effect.

As relational beings and as a part, although comparatively small, in the existence of mankind we do not detach from others like a leaf. Inherent in our essence and to our core, we are interpersonal beings. Truly, “no man is an island unto himself.” We may or may not be comfortable as “social beings”, but human relationships are essential.

As volition beings, we can fall away from others by choice. We can choose to detach from the world. In our withdrawal, the world may lose the possibility and potential of our contribution. But, my friends, I believe isolation and withdrawal do not prevent contribution.

There are people who contribute actively to the world around them.

They interact personally and participate passionately in life and with others. There are those, like me, that find comfort and contentment in distance from others. Neither group is precluded from accomplishing significance in the world.

We are not leaves floating on the river. The current of life feels us drop into it, the ripples spread its affect over all of mankind and we do not flow beyond the horizon unnoticed.

When our season is over, we will be evaluated by others, ourselves and God for what we have done with our time. How will we use our time?

LivExceptionally, Chris

In death, we are missed. Our family tree feels a void. It is less complete. We are missed and mourned. Unlike the tree or the river, we have feelings and senses.

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Christopher L. Johnson

Christopher L. Johnson, JD was born and raised in Kokomo, Indiana. He graduated from a Baptist liberal arts college with degrees in PreLaw, Business and Theology; and from the University of San Diego School of Law. After practicing law for more than 10 years in Indiana, he resigned and became the legal advisor to the Superintendent of the state’s largest prison. He served as Professor and Program Chair of Criminal Justice and Business at the post-secondary level; and currently teaches Criminal Justice at Kokomo High School. In addition, he is a partner in and Operations Manager of a thoroughbred breeding and racing farm. He speaks to his students and to others about the importance of “taking snapshots of the moments” in life as a way of reflecting on our own lives. He can be reached at cutter0430@gmail.com, and his writings and thoughts can be found at www.downthebarnaisle.com.

Looking — A Soul’s Journey

Christopher L. Johnson, JD was born and raised in Kokomo, Indiana. He graduated from a Baptist liberal arts college with degrees in Pre-Law, Business and Theology; and from the University of San Diego School of Law. After practicing law for more than 10 years in Indiana, he resigned and became the legal advisor to the Superintendent of the state’s largest prison. He served as Professor and Program Chair of Criminal Justice and Business at the ing , “ ... an inspirlevel; post-secondary and currently teaches Criminal Justice at Kokomo High School. In addition, he is a partner in and Operabeautif ul , tions Manager of a thoroughbred breeding and racing farm. He thought and prov oking speaks to hisandstudents to others about the importance of “taking snapshots of the moments” in life as a way of reflecting on our exploration of his own inner world, through the world around him ... ” $25.00 own lives.illustrated He can be reached at cutter0430@gmail.com, and his — Dr. Rachelle Steiner, MD writings and thoughts can be found at www.LivExceptionally.com

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Photos provided by 3 Fisch Photography

Ask the Vet with Dr. Steve Fisch, DVM

Dear Horse Resource - Ask the Vet, We purchased two nice broodmares last year and had our first foals born this spring. We are new to this “raising babies” and are trying to make sure we do things right to raise strong, healthy race prospects that hopefully will go on to second careers someday. Is there anything special we should do to help them mature as strong and healthy as possible? And are there any special precautions we should take as far as their safety? Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Thank you, Concerned new “Mom”

Above: Florida champion Mr Speed Wrench growing up strong in a Dear new Mom, large pasture. In this photo he is already halter broke and preparing Congratulations on your new broodmares and babies. To answer your to be a winner. Inset: Tsunami 09 winning the All Canadian Futurity questions we will assume that the babies are healthy at this point and at Ajax Downs in 2011 by a slim margin. that you chose broodmares with good conformation. We will also assume that you have the mares back in foal and want the babies all year. There are several good brands out there but an example of born in 2014 to be sound and healthy and have second careers. As a good brand is Nutrena’s Mare and Foal. It has the proper amount we have stated before, strong healthy babies with good conformation of micronutrients, the proper calcium and phosphorus ratio and the that have a good chance of staying sound for second careers start with proper protein and energy levels to allow the mare to produce good a good selection of a good sire and dam. Genetics plays a strong role in quality milk, maintain her new growing pregnancy and to maintain longevity and soundness along with speed and ability. her own health. The nutrient levels in a feed like Nutrena’s Mare and Foal also allow the growing foal to grow at the proper rate and to form Soundness also starts in the womb or uterus. Therefore the mare must sound joints and muscles with less chance of developmental orthopedic be fed correctly from conception. The most critical time of pregnancy diseases (DOD) such as osteochondritis desicans (OCD), clubbed feet, for proper nutrition is the last trimester. We actually keep our mares epiphysitis and other developmental diseases. and foals on a feed formulated for lactating mares and growing foals

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Ask the Vet with Dr. Steve Fisch, DVM Depending on the time of year and the grass availability we feed a mixture of two types of hay.

In winter and early spring we feed a mixture of either 30% to 50% alfalfa or perennial peanut hay (both are legumes of equal nutritional value) and 50% to 70% good quality coastal Bermuda grass hay. We let the babies’ and mares’ body condition tell us whether to feed 30% legume hay or closer to 50% legume hay.

When our grass is good we let the grass take the place of the coastal Bermuda grass hay but still feed the legume as a good source of calcium and protein. In mid to late fall we start back feeding the coastal Bermuda grass hay and feed it free choice until the grass is doing well again the following spring.

Above left to right: Photo of carpus valgus; Photo of foal post surgery; Photo of clubbed feet; Photo of foal post surgery. Both conditions can sometimes be prevented by careful daily monitoring.

Below at right: weanlings learning to run and building strong joints and supporting structures in a large pasture. Future soundness and fitness begins at birth.

Photos provided by 3 Fisch Photography

It is a good idea to carefully go over the babies and mares at least once weekly to evaluate their body condition and growth. This allows you to catch problems before they become difficult to correct. The mares should be kept at a body score so that you can feel their ribs but not see them. In some heavy milking mares this is difficult. These heavy milking mares must be feed more calories in the form of mare and foal feed or hay or both. Sometimes if the baby is eating well on its own and is in good health and weight and is four months old or older, then we may wean the baby from a mare that has difficulty maintaining her weight. Last month we talked about weaning methods that cause less stress for the mare and foal. We use the method that pulls out one or two mares at a time from the broodmare and baby pasture.

DOD’s to look for each week are angular limb deformities such carpus valgus and carpus varus which are basically knock kneed and bow legged front or back legs. Clubbed feet are common problems in babies.

One cause of a clubbed foot is a lameness problem in the non clubbed leg. Another cause is that babies tend to have short necks so as they lower their head to graze they tend to put the same leg back and the same leg forward. The leg that always goes back will have more of a tendency to become clubbed. If detected quickly, these conditions can sometimes be treated easily with stall rest. If detected too late, they many times need surgery or at least some type of corrective shoeing.

Epiphysitis or inflammation of the growth plates is another DOD that can be treated by adjusting nutrition levels if detected early.

Big pastures to run and play in and good nutrition and good genetics make for sound horses. At this point we have the genetics and nutrition covered. Once we get the mares pregnant again they and their new babies are shifted to either a 17 acre pasture or a 35 acre pasture with rolling hills. This allows them to run and buck and play up and down hills with their friends. The socialization helps them mentally learn to live and interact with other horses and the play time in a large pasture helps development.

Ask The Vet

We would like to help you get your horse health questions answered by a knowledgeable equine veterinarian.

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..... Send questions to us at: thehorseresource@msn.com Subject line: “Ask the Vet”

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

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TEEN CORRAL w/Clint Van

Dog Days of Summer!!!

Photos provided by Parents of kids (& dogs) unless otherwise noted

Hello everybody!!! School is back in session. The fair shows are winding down...they are always fun to take the colts to.

We took a vacation away from horses and went to South Haven Michigan took our wave runners (the water was 49 degrees.) We also went on a dune-buggy ride in the dunes. That was really fun.

Congratulations to Katie Brown from Tennessee on winning the NBHA 1D Teen Youth World Championship and also congrats to all the other champions.

This month has gone to the dogs so to speak. I mean, whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cuter than kids and dogs?

Mollie Tucker & Darla

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Photo cred it: Marchel le Mos

Nina Shirey & Macy Kaleb Walker & Little Bit (horse) with Brantley (1 1/2 yr old Golden Lab & Rodie (5 yr. old Border Collie/Black Lab

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Hannah Shirey & Lucy

TEEN CORRAL w/Clint Van Mallory Tolin (a few years back) & Bandit

Hallie Hagan & Voodoo

Coy Martin & Josie Ashley Harlan & Buddy Lindsey Reichert & Shiver

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Madeline Shirey & Kat

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Well that's all for this month!!!!

Have a good dog gone day!!!

Clint Clint is a 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, hard 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. He 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.

Went and visited my 93 year old grandpa on way to state show !!! He used to come watch me every year!!!

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CMSA News

News Provided By: Barb Ruwe & Bryan McDonald

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

1st Ohio Cowboy Mounted Shooters Where has the summer gone? It is already almost September and in my book that is the start of fall! Lots of the nut trees have already begun dropping nuts and the Ash’s & Walnut’s have begun shedding a few leaves! AND as of today... there are only 129 more days till CHRISTMAS! 1st Ohio has been busy with some demos this year. We were at the 4-H Hamilton County Community Fair in Ross, Ohio. Next was FOX HOLLOW a Franklin, Ohio Rodeo company. that has a Bull ride every Saturday night, inside in the winter and outside in the summer along with barrel racing. Our next demo was along with the Rodeo at the Preble Cnty fair in Eaton, Ohio. Its amazing how the crowd goes wild about Cowboy Mounted Shooting, especially when the Cowgirls run!

The July meeting included elections for 2014,as our new CMSA year begins in October (the day after the last day of the CMSA World shoot).

Most of our officers consented to continue their respective positions for the 2014 season. President-Joyce Nelson, Vice President -Eric Nelson, Secretary-Diana Sage. Treasurer-Becky Ashcraft (not confirmed as of this date). Directors; Rick Sage (the balloon go to guy). Arthur Ashcraft, Bill Alexander and newly appointed Joyce McKinney & John StClair.

Our officers and directors work very hard along with the members of 1st Ohio to continually produce good quality Cowboy Mounted Shooting events. Sometimes a thank less and behind the scenes job. “THANKS to ALL”!

Yours truly has agreed to announce for the upcoming season, However, we do need a person in the tower to write the times, if you are interested, please contact Joyce or Barb.

The August 23-24 & 25 shoot is all lined up and ready to go. It is the Rob Hubert Memorial on Saturday and will include some sponsored buckles and saddle blankets by Natasha Hubert and family.

In September we are shooting at the Warren County Fair Grounds in Lebanon and October back in Miamitown for the “PINK” weekend.

You can check out the details and the 1st Ohio schedule at www.1stohio. com The 2013 Year End Banquet & Social will be held at the Kings Island Resort & Banquet Center in Kings Mills, Ohio. The date-January 25,2014 has been reserved so be sure to mark your calendar. The 1st Ohio Banquet committee is Joyce Nelson, Joyce McKinney, Ann Woulms and Pam Cornett. If anyone has any suggestions for awards, please contact one of the committee members. Rick & Diana Sage have again offered to organize the Silent Auction for the evening and are

reminding everyone to be on the lookout for the special “treasured” donation. Also, we will be looking for special prizes for the “Reverse Raffle”!

At the July meeting 1st Ohio decided it was time to start a new tradition at the May Memorial Weekend shoot. We are going to have a “Buckle Shoot” hopefully it will become an annual event! There will be a Montana Silver Smith Buckle for every class in the open division and the senior division...24 BUCKLES TO BE AWARDED TO CLASS WINNERS! So better start practicing now and set your goals for a new buckle and maybe even pick out a new belt!

Happy Birthday in August to Marsha Butler and Arthur Ashcraft!

September Birthdays include John St Clair-a new director for 2014 and Johannes Wulff a “new” old member retuning to CMSA! If you are ready to play Cowboy with us>>>contact 1st Ohio! We will help you and your horse get started! Its the most fun you will ever have on the back of a horse!

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CMSA News Indiana Rough Riders

Howdy! Hope everyone is enjoying their summer. Hope to see you at a shoot soon!

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Barks N Bits w/Bella

Bella

Photos by: Christa Conway

Barks N Bits

with our favorite Jack Russel Terrier...

(&

Miss Maybelline)

The Dog Days of Summer

Boy is it HOT! I think summer was a little late getting here, but now that it’s finally arrived it is making up for the cooler temperatures we enjoyed in July and August. I’m really having a hard time getting motivated to go to the barn and chase mice with it this hot outside. I’ll admit it.......I prefer the air conditioning.

I’ve heard the people referring to these late summer hot spells as “The Dog Days of Summer.” I think Clint Van even mentioned them this month in his Teen Corral. To tell you the truth, I’m actually not sure how to take that name. I mean, I’m a dog, what do blazing hot, sticky summer days have to do with me?

Where did that term even come from?

Guess what....I have GOOGLE!!!

It appears that the term actually comes from the Ancient Romans and it refers to the a period of time when the “The Dog Star” (Sirius) is

aligned a certain way with the sun. Wow! I had no idea!

this past month thanks to my curiosity and Google:

Sirius (the dog star) is the brightest star in the sky - how appropriate - and is located in the constellation Canis Major.

•

So, “The Dog Days” have nothing to do with yours truly (or my kin.) Hmmmmm...good to know. Thank you, Google.

Honestly, I think I am becoming a little dependent on my computer and it’s ability to answer almost any question I ask it through my favorite search engine.

I have leaned a lot from this new pastime.... some to expand my intelligence...some not so much.

I thought you might like to learn along with me, so I’ll share some things I have learned

• • • • • • •

Dachshunds come in a variety of colors - Maybelline is called a “Black and Tan Piebald with Ticking” Flies live for about a month (the one that caused this search didn’t live that long) Horses are pregnant for about 340 days (or around 11 months) OMG!!

Coyotes do eat cats (and small dogs) even better reason to stay inside after dark.

Fleas do not have wings...but they can jump reeaalllly far Cornstalks grow to 15 feet tall...some as tall as 18 feet! Glad I can follow my nose.

Florence and The Machine sings “Dog Days Are Over” There are several famous Jack Russell Terriers! Including the RCA dog - Nipper, Marty Crane’s sidekick in the TV show “Frazier” - Eddie and of course from the movie “The Mask” - Milo!

Isn’t Google great?

I even had to prove to Miss Maybelline that there is a company out there with her name... she didn’t believe me at first! She thought maybe she was born with it...(her name, I mean!)

She’s always chasing me around asking questions. (Literally, as you can see!)

Until next month, Always on the run and....

STILL loving Google!!

Bella (&

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IJRA News

IJRA Rodeo News Story provided by: Rachel Thomas

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he 2012-2013 IJRA season wrapped up in Columbia City, IN at the State Finals on August 10th and 11th. IJRA members from all over the state of Indiana came to compete at their chance to win State Finals Average Championships, Year End Titles, and 2012-2013 All Around Champions in each of the age divisions. We had great weather, great competition, and a weekend that gave the kids a chance to make many great memories with their friends and family.

Every year at our State Finals we crown a new IJRA princess for the season. Congratulations to all of the contestants this year! Each of you represented our association well and we are very proud of each of you. Lexy Petro was crowned our 2013-2014 IJRA Princess this year. Look for an upcoming article about Lexy and all of the great things she plans to organize this season.

Above: Alyssa Griffiths the 2012-2013 IJRA Princess, Lexy Petro our 20132014 IJRA Princess and winner of the Horsemanship Award, Abbi White our 1st Runner up and Miss Congeniality, Hanna Pickering winner of the Best Boot Forward Award; Right: Princess Contest escorts Isaac Lowe, Jacob Rorig, Kolt Keller, and Kyle Mackey We would like to congratulate our 8th grade IJRA members that will be moving on. We have been blessed to have you as part of our association and are excited to hear about all of your future successes, in and out of the arena. Thank you for being great mentors and role models to the younger members, and thank you for each unique attribute you each added to our association. Best wishes to each and every one of you.

Krislynn Lancaster

This was my first year in IJRA and I’m so happy I joined. My main goal for this year was to have fun and let me tell you I have had a blast. My favorite memory though was in Edinburgh when my friend Tilly, Brandon, and me all went on a walk. Although I had a lot of fun with my friends competing was my favorite part. I competed in Barrel racing, pole bending, goat tying, and ribbon roping. Because this was my first year in rodeo I learned a lot from how to saddle a horse to the art of each event. Therefore, I would like to thank my parents, and Cory Griffiths, and Rachel Thomas for teaching me what I know and helping me have such a great year.

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Brandon Tolbert

Hello! I’m Brandon Tolbert and I’m 14 years old. I have been a member of IJRA for 2 years. I compete in bull riding, chute dogging, breakaway roping, team roping and calf tying. When I first started IJRA I only competed in bull riding and chute dogging but have learned a lot and added more events. The opportunity to travel and meet new people while also improving my skills has been an amazing adventure. I appreciate all the help that other parents and fellow competitors have given me to help me improve my skills.

IJRA News Anna Dietrich

I’ve only been in the IJRA for 2 years, but those years have taught me a lot. I’ve made many new friends and it has shaped me as a person. Last year I got girls reserve allaround and some event buckles. This year I hope to do as well if not better. In the future I hope to be competing well on a national level. Making the NFR is my dream and IJRA is one step of the journey.

Jacob Rorig

Hi, my name is Jacob Rorig and I have been in IJRA for 3 years.

I compete in Chute Doggin, Breakaway, Tie Down, and Team Roping.

I have experienced so much while in IJRA. I have learned how to really toughen up in the chute doggin, because the steers are so different from one rodeo to another. Also with all of the different places we go, I have learned how to adjust to different arenas. I have met a lot of people and have made a lot of new friends. I have learned how to adjust to things whether you like them or not and go on. If you don’t get a time, leave it in the arena and move forward.

This year I had set a goal in chute doggin, and that was to try and get every steer down. I almost made it. I did lose one in the season. I had drawn the same rank steer 5 rodeos in a row in the first part of the season this year and he had fractured 4 of my ribs the first time I drew him. I finally went to the doctor after the next rodeo when I drew this steer again and he did more damage to my ribs. The doctor told me to set out for 6 weeks but I told him I would rest after the next 2 rodeos. I just gritted my teeth and went on. I was really proud of myself for my achievement in chute doggin this year.

I have also had a pretty good year in my tie down. I wish I would have had my new horse earlier in season maybe it would have been a little better. I am looking forward to going to high school with this horse to see how it ends up.

As I move on to high school I hope to achieve all of the goals I set. I guess time will tell.

I wish all of my friends moving on to high school the best of luck and also the friends I leave behind. Good luck to all of you!

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Evan Dubois

First of all I would like to thank my Dad for hauling me to all of my rodeos and I would like to thank my sponsors. I would also like to thank Mike Mackey and Pam Mackey for teaching me horsemanship and riding skills. This is my 5th year in IJRA and my favorite memory is catching my first calf. I have really enjoyed the rodeo environment and have made a lot of great friends. I hope the IJRA can go on for many years and continue to help kids learn to rodeo.

I would also like to thank Cory Griffiths for letting me borrow his horse. We all love you, Cory!

Tucker Whitten

I have been in the IJRA for 6 years, I have learned so much and improved my rodeo skills greatly since I started.

My achievements in the IJRA include two all-around cowboy awards and a reserve all-around cowboy award. I have also won many event buckles. In the future, I hope to be competing on a national level. One day I hope to be in the NFR, IJRA will have helped my along the way. I have made many good friends and IJRA will help continue the rodeo generation. My younger siblings will continue to be apart of the IJRA and I will stay involved.

Noah Duby

I have been involved with the IJRA for 9 years. Over that time there has been many changes with me and the IJRA. I have learned more than the sport of rodeo. I have had the opportunity to meet hundreds of new friends, travel thousands of miles, ride many different horses and been yard darted off of a few, attended clinics and learn the value of honest effort. I have learned to expect nothing that more than what I put into each run.

I have many great memories of the past 9 years from winning my first All-Around to the Cinch Finals in Gallup, New Mexico. I have competed in the following events; mutton busting, chute dogging, calf riding, goat tying, Bull riding, break-a-way roping, Step down and tiedown roping, steer dobbing, Barrels and poles, and team roping.

Of all the great times and experiences I have had with junior rodeo, the time most valued is the time spent with my family and helping my little brother and sisters.

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IJRA News Kyle Mackey

For the past 9 years I have been a member of the IJRA. I have had a lot of fun and made lots of great memories and friends. My favorite event is calf roping and I am looking forward to High School rodeo.

My favorite memory is catching my first calf.

I have been lucky to have really nice horses that taught me to rope and ride. I would like to thank my parents, grandparents and sponsors for helping me the last 9 years. I would like to wish all the younger kids in IJRA Good Luck!

Addie Keller

My name is Addie Keller, and I have been a part of the IJRA since I was 4 years old. The highlight of the past nine years was receiving my All-Around Saddle.

Not only has this association given me buckles, saddles and trophies, it has given me close friendships that I will treasure forever. IJRA has also helped me grow as a person.

I have become much more outgoing, and I’m more willing to try new things. I’d like to take the time to thanks a few people that have been part of my experience. First I’d like to thank my parents Chris and Charity Keller for always being there to brush the dirt off and tell me there’s always next time. Second, I’d like to thank the Barricklow family for introducing IJRA to me. Lastly, I’d liket o thank Sydney Hurley for being my best friend through it all, the bad and the good. I’d like to wish all the future contestants luck, and I hope they have as good as an experience as I did.

Trevor Colby

My name is Trevor Eugene Colby. This was my 9th year in the IJRA. Those last 9 years went by surprisingly fast.

I collected lots of memories throughout those years.

The best memory by far was watching Addie completely eat dirt at Bartonia. Those last 9 years taught me a lot about friendship, people, and most of all, rodeo. I believe that the IJRA was founded to teach children the sport of rodeo while also teaching us great values that will last a life time. I would like to thanks my awesome dad and beautiful mom and family for being there for me and supporting me every step of the way.

IJRA SCHEDULE September 7-8 IJRA Cloverdale, IN C bar C Expo Center September 14-15 IJRA/CINCH Cloverdale, IN C bar C Expo Center

THANK YOU!

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IHSRA NEWS

Rodeo News from the

Indiana High School Rodeo Association

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he first Indiana High School Rodeo of the new season is in the books! Everyone had a great weekend competing in the sport they love; rodeo. Not only did the high school rodeo contestants compete, the Indiana Junior Rodeo Association (IJRA) joined them as well.

The Hancock County Rodeo had contestants from preschool to the twelfth grade. Some contestants competed in the first National Rifle Association (NRA) shooting event of the season. There were twelve contestants competing in the small bore, 22 rifle, shooting in four positions on a 50-yard range and trap shooters, who shot 25 rounds at clay targets using a 20 or 12 gauge shotgun.

Our next event will be the Lanesville Heritage Weekend promoting the IHSRA by participating in the annual parade and hosting a booth to spread the word about our great association. We are proud to announce that the IHSRA will be putting on a rodeo September 28 at 7pm and September 29

at 2pm in Lanesville, Indiana. Out major sponsor is Lucas Oil Products/Protect the Harvest.com. Come out and watch the contestants ride the bulls, buck the broncs, turn the barrels/poles, and rope some calves.

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s never too late to look up information on becoming an IHSRA member! Our fall season has only began, feel free to visit our website at www.inhsra.org Miss Indiana High School Rodeo Queen 2013-2014 Camrie Goodson

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CHRISTIAN COWBOY COLLECTION

w/ Christa Conway

Taking the High Road - What Kind of Impression Are You Leaving Behind?

It’s not about what we aquire while we are here, it’s not really about how much we accomplish or what we win that will matter in the end. Our story is being written every second of every day and what will matter when it is all over are the paths we have chosen , who’s paths we have crossed and what we leave behind.

I’m not referring to what we leave behind in the form of material things....but in the form of the examples we provide to those “following” us and choices we make....the memories and impressions that we leave with others.

I looked up the word “impression.” Here is what I learned: im·pres·sion noun 1.a strong effect produced on the intellect, feelings, conscience, etc.

We will each leave impressions with everyone we meet thoughout our days. Some will be fleeting, some will be deep and longlasting.

The question is....what kind of an impression are we leaving with those in our lives?

I often have to ask myself if I am leaving a good impression for my kids.....am I taking the “high road” - so to speak - each day in decisions I make that will determine how they might mimic me in the future when looking back on the example I have set before them.

When placed in certain circumstances of everyday life, what kind of impressions are we leaving with those that are watching us?

(And they are watching us....whether it is our children, our friends or anyone else.)

Taking the “high road” can mean many things to many people, in many circumstances, but it boils down to doing what is right.

Now the question becomes, “Who decides which road is the “high road?” And who decides what is “right?”

Of course, not all circumstances are black and white and not everything is depicted right there in scripture for reference.

When faced with a situation that finds us uncertain of which road to take - which road would be considered the “high road,” scripture gives us many examples of what is right and what is wrong. Not only should we reference God’s word, but we should spend a good amount of time in prayer. Scripture tells us in Philippians 4:6 and 7 what to do and what the result will be....

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6 Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God. 7 And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.

If we are listening, we should have a feeling about what to do - but we need to be listening.

It’s easy to ignore that little voice.

It could be something as simple as returning the extra change that was given to us by mistake. It could be telling our spouse we are sorry and that we were wrong (boy, that is a tough one!) It could be owning up to a mistake made at work that caused a co-worker to get in trouble. You get the idea.

Sometimes taking the “high road” is easy - and it even shines a good light on us. Sometimes

it can be a tough road to climb. It could even become a little embarrasing....maybe hurt a little - not necessarily in the physical sense, but hurt our pride, hurt our status, hurt our wallet.

We have to rememember, in the end, that taking the “high road” and doing the right thing will benefit not only us personally, but also those involved and those being “impressed” by our actions.

So, I guess we should ask ourselves: What kind of impressions am I leaving behind?

Are they impressions of someone’s footprints along the “high road?” Or am I leading those that are following me down a different path?

Happy Trails & God Bless!

Christa

On the Trail

By Brother Brad Curtis of Mountain Top Cowboy Church

NO FEAR Sittin in the saddled High up on a hillside Seen dust in the distance Looked like a speedy ride

If trouble was a`comin I’d stand my ground The Lord was with me When other couldn’t be found

Looking across the prairie No on was on his trail His mind was all scattered Like a covey of busted quail

Lookin` to the heavens Stars for my guide Knowing my Lord was with me Always at my side

I had been up there Talking to my Lord Confessing a few things Now feelin` right and restored

That’s when he rode up I’d seen his face before On a wanted poster Nailed to the jail house door

I said sir you’ll be fine Let me tell you about my Lord Confess to him your sins Heaven is your reward

Got back to he ranch Thinking about that man on the run If he’d only turned to my Lord Confessed the things he’d done

Thought I’d ride down See who was on the spread Always had to keep an eye out For ol’ evil Red

He was packin` iron I had a bible in my saddlebags His cloths were all torn Not much more than rags

Then he spurred his pony Screamin` you better run After all mister You don’t have a gun

Proverbs 28:1 “The wicked man flees when no one pursueth, but the righteous are as bold as a lion.

My pony carried me Down the rocky slope He never stumbled once Kicked him into a lope

Sliding to a stop His face white with fear Shouted at me We need to git on out of here

Stepped off my pony Here I’ll make my stand The Lord is with me This here is our land

By: Brad Curtis Vilonia, AR 8/28/10

Rode through the river Water cool and clear Into the pasture Feeling, no fear

He said, you know I’m wanted But they’re out for blood He was a mess Cover in filth and mud

Stood there all day Waiting for a fight Got back on my pony In the middle of the night

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” as well as a new book “He Holds the Reins” available at www.authorhouse.com Contact cowboypoet@windstream.net for book orders or for speaking engagements - Bro. Brad Curtis, Vilonia, AR Copyright 2010-2013

One Last (& most important) thought…

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

Read past issues of our Christian Cowboy Collection and the Christian Barrel Racer’s Newsletter at the website below!

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?

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

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trainer Paul Darjean his first in the money finish at Indiana Downs.

Little Nip is a Kenneth and Sarah Ramsey product by Kitten’s Joy and out of Broadbush Beauty.

SHELBYVILLE, Ind.; August 23, 2013 – Friday night’s feature race at Indiana Downs came in race 5; a $40,000 allowance optional claimer on the turf for fillies and mares. The favorite Pavla made a five wide move for the win and a one mile route in 1:37.30.

Afleet Lexi set and held the pace until the final sixteenth where she gave way to Pavla and Little Nip. The five-year-old mare and Dylan Davis were able to turn in a respectable third place finish despite weakening late. Afleet Lexi was claimed in tonight’s action but was previously owned by TK Stables and trained by well-known trainer Kellyn Gorder.

Afleet Lexi is by Afleet Alex and out of Tarkheena.

Pavla broke the wire for her second win in a row at Indiana Downs while pushing jockey Rodney Prescott nearer to 60 wins this meet. The four-year-old filly is a John Chandler product and is trained by Alex Clarkson. With another win tonight Pavla threatens to eclipse $100,000 in lifetime earnings in the near future. Pavla is by Badge if Silver and out of Rietondale.

Little Nip turned in a momentous late run for the lead after being checked earlier on. The four-year-old filly closed hard to the pace for a near miss and a second place finish. With Marlon St. Julien in the irons the veteran filly surpassed $100,000 in lifetime earnings and brought

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ITOBA NEWS - Indiana Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association The Jockey Club Projects 2014 Foal Crop at 22,000, Announces Revisions to 2012 and 2013 Foal Crops The Jockey Club is projecting a 2014 North American registered Thoroughbred foal crop of 22,000, it was announced today by Matt Iuliano, the organization’s executive vice president and executive director.

The Jockey Club also announced downward revisions for the 2012 and 2013 foal crops to 23,500 and 23,000, respectively. The original projection for both the 2012 and 2013 foal crops was 24,700.

Additional foal crop information is available in The Jockey Club’s Online Fact Book at jockeyclub.com/factbook.asp and in the state fact books at jockeyclub.com/statefactbook.asp.

The foal crop projection, traditionally announced in mid-August, is computed by using Reports of Mares Bred (RMBs) received to date for the 2013 breeding season. RMBs are to be filed by August 1 of each breeding season.

“The revisions to the 2012 and 2013 foal crops are the result of receiving fewer reports after the August 1 reporting deadline of mares being bred,” said Iuliano.

The 22,000 foal crop projection for 2014 represents a decline of 4.3% from the revised projection of 23,000 foals for 2013.

Stallion owners who have not returned their RMBs for the 2013 breeding season are encouraged to do so as soon as possible. Interactive RegistrationTM, which enables registered users to perform virtually all registration-related activities over the Internet, is the most efficient means of submitting RMBs and is available at registry.jockeyclub.com.

The Jockey Club, founded in 1894 and dedicated to the improvement of Thoroughbred breeding and racing, is the breed registry for North American Thoroughbreds. In fulfillment of its mission, The Jockey Club provides support and leadership on a wide range of important industry initiatives and it serves the information and technology needs of owners, breeders, media, fans and farms, among others. Additional information is available at jockeyclub.com.

TOP OWNERS, BREEDERS TO BE HONORED AT 28TH ANNUAL TOBA NATIONAL AWARDS DINNER LEXINGTON, Ky. – The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association’s 28th Annual National Awards Dinner will be held on Friday, September 6 at Fasig-Tipton in Lexington, Ky. The TOBA National Awards Dinner honors the achievements of Thoroughbred owners in the four major North American racing regions and breeders in 21 states and Canada.

The following regional owners will be honored: Eastern Region Owner of the Year: Godolphin Midwestern Region Owner of the Year: John and Debby Oxley Southern Region Owner of the Year: Brereton Jones Western Region Owner of the Year: Reddam Racing, LLC A National Owner of the Year will be selected from the regional owners. The National Owner will only be revealed at the Awards Dinner.

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The state and Canadian breeders of the year are: Triple AAA Ranch: Arizona Terry C. Lovingier: California William D. Graham: Canada Ocala Stud: Florida Team Block: Illinois Michael E. and Penny S. Lauer: Indiana Allen Poindexter: Iowa Morton Fink: Kentucky Coteau Grove Farms: Louisiana Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowman: Maryland Patricia Moseley: Massachusetts

Campbell Stable: Michigan Richard Bremer and Cheryl Sprick: Minnesota Gunsmith Stables: New Jersey Triple AAA Ranch: New Mexico Barry K. Schwartz: New York Nancy C. Shuford: North Carolina Leon and Karen Glasser: North Dakota Jack and Margaret Root: Oregon Franklin G. Smith: South Carolina Audley Farm Equine: Virginia Karl Krieg: Washington

TOBA’s National Breeder and National Small Breeder of the Year will be selected from the above list of breeders and announced at the Awards Dinner.

TOBA will also honor Gary Biszantz with the Industry Service Award.

Owner of Cobra Farm and committed to improving racing, Biszantz served for four years as TOBA chairman and for six years on the American Graded Stakes Committee. In 1999, Biszantz was elected into membership of The Jockey Club, formerly served on the board of directors of Breeders’ Cup Limited and was a past director of the Thoroughbred Owners of California (TOC). He is also devoted to Thoroughbred aftercare, serving on the board of Thoroughbred Charities of America (TCA) for several years. Biszantz is a past recipient of the TCA Industry Service Award and owns Tranquility Farm, a Thoroughbred rescue, rehabilitation and retraining facility in California.

Additionally, TOBA will honor Lisa Danielle, dam of Wise Dan, as the National Broodmare of the Year. This award offers catalog designation from the North American International Cataloguing Standards Committee.

Owned by Alex Jayne, successful competitive show jumper Thomas Edison will be named the Rood & Riddle Thoroughbred Sport Horse of the Year. This award is presented to the owner of the ex-Thoroughbred racehorse that has excelled in sport horse competitions as tracked by the United States Equestrian Federation.

National Awards Dinner sponsors include OCD Pellets, Xpressbet, Kendall-Jackson Wine Estates, Woodford Reserve, John Deere, Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC, Flair Nasal Strips, FasigTipton, Daily Racing Form and Blood-Horse Publications. Tickets for the National Awards Dinner may be purchased at www.toba.org.

TOBA, based in Lexington, Ky., was formed in 1961 and is a national trade organization of leading Thoroughbred breeders and owners. TOBA’s mission is to “improve the economics, integrity and pleasure of the sport on behalf of Thoroughbred owners and breeders.” Projects managed by TOBA include the American Graded Stakes Committee, Claiming Crown, Ownership Seminars, Ownerview.com and the Sales Integrity Program. TOBA provides international representation for U.S. owners and breeders on the International Grading and Race Planning Advisory Committee, International Cataloguing Standards Committee and International Breeders Federation. Thoroughbred Charities of America (TCA) is the charitable arm of TOBA. TOBA is the owner of The Blood-Horse Inc., and is represented on the Board of Directors of the National Thoroughbred Racing Association and the Racing Medication and Testing Consortium as founding members.

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Indiana Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association - ITOBA NEWS ROAP Board Endorses Penalty Guidelines for Multiple Medication Violations August 23, 2013 - Release- The Racing Officials Accreditation Program’s board of directors voted Thursday to endorse the Penalty Guidelines for Multiple Medication Violations, which passed the Association of Racing Commissioners International (ARCI) Board and Model Rule Committee in July. The vote carried one abstention from the Horsemen’s Benevolent & Protective Association representative on the ROAP board.

The Penalty Guidelines for Multiple Medication Violations, which is projected to be implemented in some states as early as January 1, 2014, initiates a point system for equine medication violations similar to that used by state motor vehicle agencies.

The rule calls for points to be assigned to every trainer’s fine and suspension history in the ARCI database by way of a separate ruling. That separate ruling would occur in the jurisdiction that issues an underlying equine medication positive test infraction that “triggers” a penalty phase plateau in the points system structure.

“We believe that it is important for ROAP to support the current efforts in the industry to unify medication regulations and specifically the new penalty system given that the stewards and judges will be responsible for implementing these regulations at the track level,” said

ROAP Chairman Hugh Gallagher. “This is a rule designed to protect our racehorses first. It is a fundamentally sound rule that is ready for implementation today. What lies before us is the challenging work of having all jurisdictions in full participation, compliance and reciprocity as well a clear understanding of how this rule will be implemented by stewards and judges in North America and the Caribbean.”

ROAP accredits stewards, judges, and racing officials in all three disciplines of racing — flat (Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse), harness and steeplechase. Additionally, continuing education courses are required every two years to maintain accreditation. Staying consistent with its mission of education, ROAP will cover the Penalty Guidelines for Multiple Medication Violations in future continuing education seminars.

The board also discussed the success of the most recent Accreditation School held this past July at the Kenneth L. Maddy Laboratory at UC Davis and upcoming educational opportunities including the ROAP Certificate Program at Portland Meadows on September 21-22.

The ROAP board, ROAP’s Stewards’ Advisory Committee and its Education Committee, will continue to discuss current stewarding issues and educational programs and promote uniformity among racing officials.

ROAP, which receives primary funding from The Jockey Club and is based in its Kentucky office, is a 501(c)(6) organization whose board of directors is made up of representatives from 18 industry organizations and eight at-large representatives. Stewards and judges receive their accreditation and continuing education credits through this program.

The website address for ROAP is horseracingofficials.com.

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LOOKon theWEB! Thoroughbred Leaders at INDIANA DOWNS From 04/23/2013 To 08/26/2013

Current Meet Leading Jockeys Jockey Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $% Purses Malcolm Franklin 543 115 65 77 21 47 $2,122,037 Fernando De La Cruz 446 64 76 62 14 45 $1,421,735 Rodney A. Prescott 391 50 59 56 13 42 $1,142,802 Dylan Davis 293 39 36 37 13 38 $947,510 Albin Jimenez 283 35 42 31 12 38 $689,967 Marlon St. Julien 341 33 41 35 10 32 $965,555 Orlando Mojica 243 33 28 27 14 36 $797,947 Marcelino Pedroza 144 26 18 23 18 47 $610,277 Chris Landeros 179 25 22 28 14 42 $673,021 Leandro R. Goncalves 113 24 18 13 21 49 $598,398

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Current Meet Leading Trainers Trainer Sts 1st 2nd 3rd Win% $% Purses Thomas M. Amoss 137 54 25 17 39 70 $1,006,820 R. Gary Patrick 219 34 32 34 16 46 $646,952 Marvin A. Johnson 104 22 14 10 21 44 $395,646 Ronald G. Brown 126 21 17 19 17 45 $310,149 Michael E. Lauer 119 20 6 13 17 33 $650,586 Barbara I. McBride 122 18 20 13 15 42 $428,034 Randy L. Klopp 158 16 19 10 10 28 $263,145 Kim Hammond 78 14 9 8 18 40 $230,233 Kellyn Gorder 42 14 6 6 33 62 $354,265 Tracey J. Wisner 100 13 10 11 13 34 $261,465

Current Meet Horse Sts 1st 2nd Platinum Blue 6 Highroller Dave 6 Dr Megann 7 Lady in a Veil 9 Sucess Is Racing 6 Moments Notiz 5 Ms. Smitty 5 Hersilia 6 Hoosier Outlaw 6 Toro Bravo 5

Leading Horses 3rd Win% $% Purses 4 1 1 67 100 $71,200 4 0 1 67 83 $33,320 3 2 1 43 86 $44,200 3 1 0 33 44 $24,352 3 1 0 50 67 $77,842 3 1 0 60 80 $44,151 3 0 2 60 100 $108,694 3 0 1 50 67 $55,282 3 0 1 50 67 $36,100 3 0 1 60 80 $23,460

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LIVING WITH HORSES - Directly from our Readers

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This month we are featuring a group that is “giving back” through horses and for horses. After you learn about their mission, you may want to help them out....

Who: Triple R Equine Rescue Ranch. Founded in 2008 by Debbie Richards and the Richards Family.

Roscoe (the donkey) and Peaches (the Palimino Pony). Peaches is completly blind in one eye and has sever cataracts in the other which pretty much makes her blind in the other eye. Roscoe is her seeing eye donkey. She follows him around everywhere. She doesn’t let being blind stop her. She is used as a lesson pony and as a meet and greet pony for when vistors like young kids or handicapped people come visit.

Volunteers: The rescue is ran strictly by volunteers and are funded strictly on donations.

Where: Greensburg, IN What: A 501(C)3 Non Profit Equine Rescue and Rehab

facility for seized, surrendered, and unwanted equines. Also they run a program called “Unbridled Potential” for at risk kids, teens, and students.

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Top: Captain was the first rescue and the inspiration for the rescue. Center: This is Jazzy.

When she arrived she was, as you can see, very malnourished. We’re not sure of her background, but after some TLC she is now a lesson horse and 4H horse. Bottom: This is Bo. As you can see, when he arrived, he was exteremely thin. Now hes a fat happy boy that is used as a lesson horse.

We arent sure of much of the back ground of many of the horses. Most of them are quarter horses, but there’s such a variety we’ve had standard breds, thoroughbreds, warmbloods, paints, ponies, mini’s, mules, donkeys and anything else you can think of!

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Noel was one of our 4H students who has a form of Autism called Auspergers. The horse she is on is an off the track thoroughbred named Alagnak.

Noel is shown using Alagnak (his barn name was Chester) for Dressage. Sadly Chester passed from severe colic earlier this year.

Triple R Equine is about three things: Rescue, Rehab, and Retirement. They take in animals that have been seized by the authorities for abuse and neglect as well as animals surrendered by owners who do not have the money, means, or physical ability to care for their horses. They have inherited many off-track Thoroughbreds, Standardbreds, and Quarter Horses; as well as mules, donkeys, ponies, and horses of all disciplines.

These horses are given the necessary medical attention, housing, feed, and love to help rehab them back to happy and loving equine, whatever the breed may be.

When these horses are ready and able to be adopted (some also remain permanent residents of the facility) they are paired with potential adopters based on the family’s needs, wants, and abilities to care for and provide the animal what is necessary to live out a long happy life.

This rescue also runs a program for at-risk teens called the “Unbridled Potential” program. This program pairs at-risk teens with horses to learn the physical means necessary to care for horses, teach them responsibility, learning in the class room style as well as riding and everyday horse care.

This program offers kids a positive place to go rather than going to places where the “wrong crowd” of kids could be and keeping them out of situations where drugs, alcohol, or other things that could harm these kids or put them down a negative road of life.

They are currently in the process of redoing some space for class room learning and saving money to build an indoor riding arena so that the Unbridled Potential program can run throughout the year and not just during seasons that have nice or decent weather for being outside with the horses.

Triple R Equine also provides a riding area and meeting facility for one of the Decatur County 4H Horse and Pony Clubs. Debbie Richards also volunteers her time as the leader of the Decatur County Equine Enthusiasts.

How can you lend a “Helping Hoof?”

This family is very dedicated to not only horses and equines, but to their community and the kids. Please help us help Triple R Equine. They have been helping kids and horses for so long, its time we lend them a “Helping Hoof.”

Items will be presented as a surprise to the rescue on a date that will be determined. Thank you in advance for any help that you can provide!

Donations of any size, expense, or denomination are welcome and are more than appreciated Please mail donations to: Triple R Equine C/O Tabitha Saltzman 271 N. Madison Ave. Greenwood, IN 46142 Tabitha Saltzman - (812) 662-3194 If you have a large or heavy item, please call Tabitha to arrange a time to transfer the item(s).

Mystery of the Month Our Mystery Cowgirl this month is shown riding a nice looking bay horse. It looks as if she is getting ready to compete in a contesting class or a barrel race.

We are not sure of the year, but we do know that this pretty lady is still very active in the horse industry in several areas - as is her family.

If you know the identity of our Mystery Cowgirl, be the first to send us an email or give us a call with the correct answer to win your choice of a one year subscription to The Horse Resource, a “Horsey Hat” or a “Horsey-T.”

Call us at 765-744-7363 or email

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Good luck!

Mystery Solved.....

We have a winner! Laura Hedrick from Waynetown, Indiana identified our Mystery cowgirl from our last month’s issue.

Laura knew our cowgirl was Dana Sparks. Dana is shown riding three different mounts over the years. They are (from left to right) Chief Tonka, Joy (at Golden Spur Saddle Club in Stilesville, IN and Bonnie.

Dana’s mom, Karen Phillips sent us these pictures of Dana. (Thanks, Karen!)

Vickie Benefiel also knew our Mystery Cowgirl.

Congratulations to our winner. For solving our mystery, they will receive their choice of a FREE subscription, a “horsey T-shirt or a “horsey” hat for their prize.

For your chance to win one of our prizes, contact us and take a guess to our Mystery of the Month in each issue. Good Luck!

We Need Your Pictures From the Past.....

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

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

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