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Nov. 19, 2009
HORSETRADER Quarter Horse
California State University, Fresno
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Fresnos Mahogany
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2005 AQHA mare
Sire: Pavo de Peppy,
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Dam: Fresnos Lady Chex,
by Poco Husky
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$5500
Fresnos Smartinic
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2006 AQHA fi lly
Sire: Smart Little Pepinic,
by Smart Little Uno
Chris Martinez and Skeets Nicker
Dam: Master N Peppy,
by Master Remedy
$7500 win SCRCHA year-end Shoot Out
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Special to the Horsetrader
horse show class on Oct. 18. The top Open
Fresnos Classic Jazz
2008 AQHA fi lly
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EMECULA — Fans of reined cow horse and Non Pro riders had a “shoot off” in each
shows were treated to a good show as the division—with one go, cow work only. The
Southern California Reined Cow Horse highest fence score from each division earned
Sire: Reminic’s Pep,
Association ended its show season with its the rider a champion’s saddle.
by Reminic
grand finale, called the Shoot Out. Chris John Farris rode his horse, Boomba Chic,
Dam: Dual Jazanic,
Martinez won the Open Championship riding to win the Non Pro championship.
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Skeets Nicker, owned by Mary Jean Yockey. The Youth division champion was Lauren
$5000 In its fourth year, the SCRCHA Shoot Out
Lynch aboard Dual Awhittle Doceye, owned by
was a two-day show held Oct. 17-18 at Casner James Putnam. Tiffany Neal rode Docs Master
Ranch in Temecula and included a variety of Remedy, owned by Robert and Janet Neal, to
horse-show classes. Throughout the past year, win the Limited Championship.
SCRCHA members competed and rode to Support also came from sponsors and
Fresnos Brown Badger
qualify for the event. Cheers from a crowd of SCRCHA members. “The sponsors have been
2007 AQHA gelding enthusiastic spectators also added to the wonderful; we’re very thankful for all the help
Sire: Fresnos Poco Badger, event’s atmosphere. and support they’ve given us,” Mendoza said.
by Badger Starlight
Organizers of the show said they were able Sponsors included Green Oaks Ranch, Choice
Dam: Dry Darlin Nic,
to meet their goal of giving away saddles to Transportation, Pepinic, Mushroom Matrix,
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Shoot Out champions and other additional Big Horse Feed, California Horsetrader, Smart
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awards, said Cindy Mendoza, president of Fuel, Cuddeback Trailers, Polymer Logistics,
SCRCHA. The overall highest-scoring reserve Yotta Mark, main saddle-sponsor Tony
champion also received custom reins, donated Zimmerman, and many others.
by Jimmy Flores Cowboy Gear. For complete results, visit: www.scrcha.com
The Shoot Out finale was held after the last ■See Page 28 for more SCRCHA photos
Bon Sejour’s
Juan Carlos
1998 Hackney Horse
gelding • 16 hds.
Sire: Greenmeadow’s Souvenir
Dam: Greenmeadow’s
Alomnette
$5000
Visit us on the web at www.FresnoStateHorses.com to see
other horses for sale, stallions available in spring 2010 &
information for prospective students—both new & returning.
(559)278-4017 • (559)278-5623
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