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Jerry Lane & Jim LaCoste were on hand when Kaylee Campbell earned the ASTXCHA youth circuit buckle


Lundgren, Billy Martin, and Barbara Schulte, while Open Riders Hall of Fame inductees were Adan Banuelos, Todd Gann, Dustin Gonnet, Charles “Bubba” Matlock, Kenny Platt, Tatum Rice, Jonathan Rogers, and Josh Sleeman. Inducted into the Non-Professional Hall of Fame included Ray Baldwin, Joel Cohen, Christina Cox, Nadine Payne, and Eliz- abeth Quirk. At the general membership meet- ing on June 4, Ron Pietrafeso, Elbert, CO, assumed his duties as VP.


Bluebonnet Barrel Racing competition


at Dragging S Arena, San Antonio, on June 3 resulted in winners Ford Famout (Green- Nov/Ashely Moberg/16.975), Amourousred- stilletos ($150-Nov/Darryl Dugosh/17.161) TJS Jetson Streaking ($500-Nov & Open- 3D/Shawn McMane/16.737), Warblers Otoe Girl ($1,000-Nov/Crissi McCormick/16.712), Hez Good N Famous ($2,500-Nov/Liz Mc- Manus/16.541), Roosters Jesse (Open- 1D/Amber Henicke/15.735), Whiskey Whirl (Open-2D/Makenna Isbell/16.260), Jazarrels Kitty (Open-4D/Grace Hernandez/17.243), and Drive Train (Open-5D/Ashley Pay- ton/17.736).


Louisiana Stock Horse Association’s


June 3 event in Crowley resulted in high-point champions Layne DuBose (Open/Hannah), Bryan Cook (NP/Royally Smart Ernie), Scott Long (Jr-Horse/Style), Tanner Trahan (Am/Sally), Bettie Fauntleroy (Novice/Vibrant Future), Emie Johnson (14-18/Tessa), and Trinity Moody (14&U/Red Hot Onion).


The NRHA announced on June 7 the


hiring of Leslie Baker, Edmond, OK, as the first executive director of its charitable arm, the Reining Horse Foundation (RHF). She will also work on special NRHA communication projects. She has served the Foundation as a consultant since 2015.


Carson Click & other TPEA exhibitors helped Nell Allen enjoy her 73rd birth- day cake at the Yellow Rose Classic.


Dripping Springs Ranch Park in Drip-


ping Springs, has been and will continue to be a busy place this summer. Jumpers in the Hill Country kicked off June 10 and another one is schedule for August 12. Dressage in the Hill Country held competition June 11 with another coming up August 13. Stock horse/horseman- ship shows will be July 8 and August 19. Play- days are scheduled for July 9 and August 20, offering barrels, poles, stakes, flag race, key- hole, and some surprise fun classes. fmi, www.dsrpridingseries.com or penny.gray- mar@gmail.com.


American South Texas CHA hosted


shows in Brenham June 10-11. Kaylee Camp- bell and Peppy Tel earned the youth circuit champion buckle donated by Judy and Lee Baron. Leigh Ann Schultz and Shortys Boy won the $20,000 NP circuit champion buckle donated by Tracy Owens and BCS Tax Group.


NM Buckskin HA hosted its third point


show of the year June 10-11 at Bosque Farms Arena. High-point champions were Koko Mo Konnection (Sr-Horse, AB-Open/Dolly Wal- lace/Sharon Tolbert), Absolute Smokin Asset (Am/Phil Baca), Miss Sontivio Remnic (Buck- skin-Bred, AB Ranch-Perf/Dolly Wallace/Col- leen Burns), and Zippin On Noonshine (AB-Youth/Jenna Marek). fmi, nmbha.com.


America’s Horse in Art returns to the


American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Mu- seum, opening August 12 and closing October 14. The 10th annual exhibit will feature the work of more than 40 world-renowned West- ern artists. Art sales will be available online, by telephone at 806.376.5181, or by email at artshow@aqha.org. The sale’s proceeds to to the Museum to support efforts to preserve the history of the American Quarter Horse.


Brazos Valley Driving and Riding Club’s annual Horsemen’s Market Day is


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