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(Open/BH Stylish Sally), Rhonda Williams (Am-Ltd/Liberty Reins), Zac Nesbit (Youth/Hickorys Pistolero), and Emory Marsh (Youth-Ltd/Who Whiz Who).


LAQHA’s Spectacular Circuit, held in DeRidder October 27-28, was


great fun, especially the costume class. All-arounds were Kameryn Byrd (Nov-Y/Lazy Like Honey), Cher Blackwell (Youth + Open/Romantic Ren- dezvous), Melissa Price (Am & Nov-Am/Heza Radical Romeo), and Denise Hoffman (Sel-Am/The Sheik).


Braggin rights! Jeff Scott, Tulsa, OK, was sworn in as an attorney for the state of Okla-


homa September 25. Proud parents Brett and Lorrie Scott beamed nearby. Mid-Tex Livestock’s teamwon the average and 2 of 3 fast times Waller


Co Fair Ladies Ranch Rodeo September 28 in Hempstead. The team con- sisted of Molly Atkinson, Kodi Burdette, Kirby Sandling, and Stormy Stokes.


Sarah Locker and Zachary Goetzmarried on September 29 on a ranch


in Royse City, TX. They are making their home in Weatherford. Emily Peak and Bobby Whiteheadmarried in a sunset ceremony over-


looking the historic Dos Caminos Ranch in Valley View, September 29. The newlyweds reside in Oak Point.


Jeanna Hajovsky and Clint Kolzmarried in an outdoor evening cere- mony October 6 in their hometown of Cat Springs. She is a stay-at-home


mom and helps at Clint Kolz Training Stables, where he trains cutters. Michelle McElya and Alton Fisher were married in a beautiful out-


door ceremony October 6 at Marquardt Ranch, Boerne. Brooke Wharton, College Station, received the Mitzi Lucas Riley


Award at the annual National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame induction ceremony October 9. Wharton tied for 6th place in the 2017 Mongol Derby, the world’s longest multi-horse race. Just completing the race is an accom- plishment as only half the racers usually finish the race in any given year. Wharton is also an NRHA member and a breeding manager.


Calyn Halvorson, Edmond, OK, has been plenty successful showing


halter horses, but this fall he played quarterback for Oklahoma Christian School where he is a senior. He was voted Oklahoman’s Fan’s Choice Player of the Week for the second week of October! Parents Rebecca and Wayne Halvorson CAN and DO attend something besides horse shows!


Beau Galyean, a $3 Million Equi-Stat Elite Rider, recently branched out


as Beau Galyean Stallion Services. He’s offering Metallic Rebel, last year’s NCHA Open Horse of the Year, and Rollz Royce, a multiple Limited-Age Open Champion, at his training facility on Anglin Circle, Fort Worth. Breed- ing manager will be Milt Alderman and Jocelyn Marzella office manager. fmi, 814.335.7672 or beaugalyeanstallionservice@gmail.com.


Alandra Everhart, Bokchito, OK, and Short Stopping Jerry won the


Open Ranch cutting at USCHA’s October 12 show in Paradise. The next day, the duo won the NP Ltd Horse Ranch Cutting there.


Emilie North (lt) with trainer Katie Anderson was HP rider at the Double Rainbow Farm/North LA Equestrian Assoc October 20 show.


Jeanna Hajovsky and Clint Kolz were joined in marriage


their hometown of Cat Springs.


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Jason Martin, of Highpoint Performance Horses, Pilot Point, recently became the 28th member of the NSBA’s Quarter Million Dol- lar Club. At the All-American Quarter Horse Congress on Oc- tober 18, he won the AQHA and NSBA Senior Western Riding on Heza Radical Zip with a score of 240. Highpoint Performance Horses had 5 of the top 10 horses placing in the class.


Lacey Harmon, Bluff


Dale, and Guys Bigtime Streker’s 15.416 was fastest of 12 entries and won the Open 1D at the Barrel Racing Assoc of Texas October 20 event at Alvarado’s Shepherd Valley Cowboy Church arena.


Gentry White, Wheelock,


won 4 of 5 events at the last of Trail to the Cross Cowboy Church’s 4-show series in Hillsboro October 21. That net- ted her the All-Around Cham- pion series buckle.


Kristin Morais, Pilot Point, won the top NP money


Continued on page 24 22 SouthWest Horse Trader December 2018


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