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BITS & SPURS Cont from page 18


surance Prospect Sale in OKC December 1. The 2016 palomino overo colt by Shine Chic Shine and out of Gunners Miss Oak was consigned by St- Onge Reining Horses, Gainesville, and sold to Gaynia Renberg for $220K!


Gunnatrashya, owned by Arcese Quarter Horses USA, Weatherford,


became an NRHA Two Million Dollar Sire when the 2018 NRHA Futurity ended December 1. 65 of his offspring were entered in the open and non-pro division at the futurity and earned just under $300K there! The 2006 sorrel stallion stands at Oswood Stallion Station.


Paula Williams, Jacksboro, and Shesa Metallic Lady won the $15K Non


Pro at ASWTXCHA’s December 2nd event in Belton. Addie Allen, Madisonville, and Flash Man Zip won Pee Wee Trail,


9&U, at TQHA’s December 7-8 show at Brazos Expo Center in Bryan. Linda Fugate, New Orleans, LA, got an early Christmas gift with the


December 13 arrival of her AQHA Grand Champion Mare trophy she and Ooh LaLa Lola won at the Fall Classic shows in Jack- son, MS, in September!


Gentry Pickett Wools, Dallas, but


formerly of Louisiana, received her Bach- elor of Science in Nursing degree Decem- ber 13, from the University of Texas in Arlington. She’s now working as a clinical research nurse at Children’s Health-Dallas.


Rachel Dean said 'yes' on December


14 when Brady Byrd popped the big ques- tion at Cameron Park in Waco, and now she’s sporting a sparkler on her left hand. The Denton couple plan to wed next Au- gust.


Continued on page 24


News & Events


Addie Allen & Flash Man Zip won Pee Wee Trail at TQHA’s December show.


January 2019 SouthWest Horse Trader


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