18/ SEPTEMBER 2017 THE RIDER
Ontario Reined Cow Horse Association Werner Bohner, President, 519-209-8196
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show of the season with a total of 31 entries ex- hibiting their talents and skills to our good friend and judge, Joe Carter. Fresh cattle kept everybody on their toes throughout the day. As always, there was a great turnout of spectators cheering on the contestants. The highlight of the day was Dayna McNeil making her debut in the show pen to the hooting and hollering of all of the other contest- ants. It is always so good to see everybody show- ing their support and encouragement to somebody starting out. Way to go Dayna! At lunch, there was a big birthday cake and celebration for Dave Hamilton’s 70th - Happy Birthday, Dave!
August 20th the ORCHA hosted its fourth
Winners as judged by Joe Carter were: Open - Jacquie Gowing & You QT Cat Non Pro - Michelle Campbell & Fletch Holly- wood Intermediate - Michelle Campbell & Fletch Hol- lywood Novice Horse - Sherry Black & Smart Dualin Dolly Open Boxing - Nelson Bilyea & Fancy That With Me Limited Non Pro - Sharon Black & Wils Dualin Surprise Green as Grass - Patrick Dehetre & DDD Shot of
Baileys Herd Work - Jon Walker & Bob Fence Work Only - Steve Wilson & JR
good one with several year-end championships being determined as it is the final show of the sea- son. This show will not only have our Awards but our Annual General Meeting, a BBQ dinner and a Silent Auction. Plans are in the works for a new clinic showing people how to improve as turn back riders and herd holders as well as settling the herd. Also for next year, a team competition with the On- tario Cutting Horse Association is being discussed. Should be fun.
Calendar of Events: September 17 Final Show, Awards, BBQ Dinner, AGM
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Our next show on September 17 will be a
21st Annual Exeter RAM Rodeo Returns!
Pole Bending. Maddy Lehman-Ionson won both the youth and Alberta Premium Ladies Barrel racing with the only time under 16 seconds! The Case IH timed events saw some great catches: Stephanie Williams in Breakaway, Tyler Foster in Steer Wrestling, Kelly Evans & Glenn Middlebrook in Team Roping, and Jarod Nooren in Tie Down Roping. Dickies saddlebronc and bareback riding was action packed with some great rides; congratulations to bareback winner Joe Courville with a score of 78 on Tomahawk, and to Tyler Foster for winning saddlebronc on Cheadle Dell with a score of 76. RAM Bull Riding had Tyson Kimmett winning the whole weekend from his ride on Casanova.
night (or early morning) as they travelled to the rodeo town of Exeter. For 21 years this small town has been getting wild and western the weekend after the civic holiday, and this year it wasn’t any different! The Exeter RAM Rodeo once again drew in thousands of spectators over to weekend to watch the action-packed sport of rodeo. All weekend long the sun was shining, the stands were ab- solutely packed and the competition was fierce! Congratulations to hometown cowgirl, Jessica Brock for her win in the System Fencing
After tearing down and packing up in Peterborough, the RAM Rodeo Tour crew had a late
Case IH Ultimate Tour in Peterborough It’s Cowboy Christmas in Ontario
OCHA Calendar of Events: ORCHA Shows in Richmond September 17
with 4 rodeos in 2 weeks with opportu- nity to make money and points towards the RAM Rodeo Championships. Kick- ing off on Friday night as a part of the 172nd Peterborough Ex, the Case IH Ul- timate Tour was one of the main attrac- tions of this year’s show. Mayor Daryl Bennet, and the City of Peterborough showed their support for the sport of rodeo at the beginning of the show, while crowds filled the stands and cow- boys and cowgirls put on some great competition. Competitors did a great job putting
on a great performance for the crowds at the Peterborough Case IH Ultimate Rodeo! Congratulations to Nicole Hamilton in the Alberta Premium Barrel Racing running a time of 13.99 seconds. System Fencing Pole Bending saw Cayla Mursall winning overall with a time of 21.49 seconds. Dickies Bareback riding had Novice Bucking Horse grad- uate, Jack Miller win the event with a 68. James Sullivan scored an 85 on Johnny Rotten for the win in RAM Bull Riding. The Timber Mart Youth Barrel Racing wants to congratulate Gracie Lodwick on her 14.19 second run to win her the event and win her money in the Ladies Barrel Racing too!
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Todd Bailey Kris Simpson Leanne Knox
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Mike Seabrook Leanne Knox Bryan Ramsay
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