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years, and it’s been fantastic. They help you set and reach goals you might not even know are possible.


Do you have a specific pre- show warm-up or mental exercise exercises that you practice? I just try to keep my horse relaxed and happy. It’s prety lucky when Chuy picks my show pad and ties in my tail.


What are your thoughts about winning such a sought aſter saddle? I have never owned a Roohide Saddle, and I am so excited. I’ve ridden in a few, and they fit a horse and rider really well.


What are your goals for the remaining of the 2026 show season? Finish the year strong and en- joy my horses and family. It is a blessing we can show horses together.


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Star won both Youth Boxing and Junior Youth Boxing during the opening show and repeated the double in the final show, match- ing the two divisions in which the pair ultimately earned year- end championships. The weekend’s deepest fields came in herd work, where both Open and Non Pro drew 21 entries. Craig Cowley and Rolly Poly topped the Open division, while Chicolena Boon Boon, shown by John


Stevenson, headed the Non Pro field. Open Boxing atracted another 17 entries. Welburn Gourd Farm


served as title sponsor of the September Classic.


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