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with the buckle for the Zinn Lindsey Memorial Fence Challenge.
Kim Lindsey, left, presented Cutter McLaughlin & DT Whiskey Shine
Greg Preissinger & Edgar Allen Poo earned the NP Heeling title at the $16K-Added Cornhusker Ltd. and NP Futurity in Lincoln, NE.
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sion with 43.99 on 4, and Charles Kuhn and Brad Thrash won the #9-Century with 45.2 on 4. The USTRC class winners in- cluded #15.5 (Patrick Rawls/Tater Lux/37.32-on-4), #13.5 (Ryon Boatright/Jaydon Laubhan-29.59-on-4), #12.5 (David Windon/Jacob Hawkins/33.32-on-4), #11.5 (Brian Gregg/ Chase Runge/32.37-on-4), #10.5 (Blake Lyons/Preston Day/ 34.96-on-4), #9.5 (Yosebith Fierro/Jacob Soloski/36.4-on-4), and #8.5 (Stone Reeves/Lucas Koehn/27.7-on-3).
Dona Ana County 4-H Horse Show was included in
SWQHA’s June 29 show in Las Cruces, NM. The 4-H event’s HPs included Addison Wells (Nov), Jenna Mendez (Jr), and Kaydens Koenig (Sr).
South LA Team Sorting Assoc’s June 29 showresulted
in event winners Youth (A.J. Amorello/Marlee Bessetti), #6- HL-2Man-Ranch (Todd Sibley/Wiley Lindsey), #10-HC-2Man -Ranch (Jeffery Barnes/Lainie Richard), #15-HC-3Man- 2Gate (Audrey Devalcourt/Joseph Zito/Andrew Zito), and All-Draw- HC-Team-Pen(Andrew Zito/Charlotte Blanchard/Clay Hebert).
The Big Taco Barrel Race, held July 5-7 in Taylor, paid
out $97,685! Open 1D champs were Jill Patteson (Friday/Eyesa Redneck Bully/14.998), Kay Branford (Sat/Born Ivory James/114.898), and Michelle Alley (Sun/Mr JB 1031/14.985).
Tru Ropings Productions’ King Ranch Truck Roping,
held July 5-7 in Clovis, NM, paid out $14,040. Winners in- cluded Matthew Gutierrez and Lonnie Wright (#11-Big Money /36.86-on-4) and Ramiro Tercero and Cade VanSoelen (#10/18.07-on-3).
The 2nd annual Freedom Run, held July 5-7 in DeRid-
der, LA, paid a total of $21,361! Open 1D winners included Chloe Frey (Fri/Daily Special/14.439), April Black (Sat/Native Dunit/14.317), and Kellie Hebert (Sun/High Ketel/14.569).
The Lazy J Arena Derby and Cutting Saddle Series Show #5was held July 6-7 in Stillwater, OK. Circuit champi-
28 SouthWest Horse Trader August 2019 Athens Summer Jubilee July 10-14.
Mary Killion earned the Henderson Co Exhibitor Association exhibitor HP prizes at the association’s
ons included Kayt Laymon ($750-Nov-Rider/This Whisps A Cat/Claudia Switzer), Ann Logan (NP/Reys Curiosity), and Desires A Gun (Open-Derby/James Davis/Garth & Amanda Gardiner).
Highlander Training Center, Seymour, recently
named Jeff Hooper as its new chairman and chief execu- tive officer. He began his new duties July 8. Hooper’s re- sume includes 11 years as NCHA’s executive director.
The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame
announced 2019 inductees on July 9, including Mayisha Akbar, Janell Kleberg, Stacie Dieb McDavid, RADM Christina Alvarado Shanahan, Laura Wilson and inaugu- ral Sergeant Reckless Award recipient Robin Hutton. The annual induction luncheon and ceremony is scheduled for November 13 and of course in Fort Worth.
The annual Athens Summer Jubilee, held July 11-
15 in Athens, was managed by An Equine Production. HPs were Jo Jo Roberson (Y/Greedy Ghost), Isabelle Johnson (L1-Y/Krymsum De Bar), Larisa Affeldt (Am/The Silver Fox), Helen Rains (L1-Am/Born Iden- tity), Kathy Lee (Am-Select/Terrific Lee Hot), PS Bringin In The Bucks (Open/owner Natalie Ward), Kathy Valen- tine (L1-WT-Am/Hez Double Platinum), Brooke Bleeker (L1-WT-Y/Tyed N True), Lance Wilson (VRH- Open/Red Bucks Bar Boy), and Lynn Walker (VRH- Am/Gunner Got Out). Mary Killion earned the Henderson County exhibitor high-point prize.
Southwest Reined CHA youth were availed of a
treat when Carol Rose hosted a free youth clinic July 13- 14 at her ranch in Gainesville. Top NRCHA Profession- als, including Todd Crawford, Wade Meador, Christian Lybbert, Carter Metcalf, Dell Hendricks, Ben Baldus, Sam Rose, Pam Rose, Taylor Gillespie, and Lee Deacon shared their knowledge of the exciting sport of Reined Cow Horse with 63 youth.
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AUGUST 1-4 All America ApHC Congress, Ard- more, OK, Carla Peacock, 540-840-1960
1-10 AQHya World Champ Show, Okla- homa City, OK, AQHA, 806-376-4811
2-4 OBHA All-Breed/ABRA Series, Clare- more, OK, Dinah Coop, 918 232-0432
9-10 HCHA AQHA/Open Sh, Sulphur Springs, Angie Middleton, 214-641-9582
9-18 NSBA Show Your Colors, Tulsa, OK, NSBA, 918-270-1469
10 Green Co Working Western Arabian, El Reno, OK, Cicely Smith, 405-356-2921
17-18 NMPHC Red Chile Classic, Stanley, NM, Nancy Creel-Unis, 505-250-2574
23-31 AMHA World Championship Show, Ft Worth, AMHA, 817-783-5600
27-31 AQHA Select World Show Cham- pion, Ft Worth, AQHA, 806-376-4811
30-1 Dal-Worth Summer ApHC, Ard- more, OK, Carla Peacock, 540-840-1960
31-2 PHBA Go For The Gold, Claremoe, OK, Libby Crandell, 918-489-5484
Combined Trn/Evt
AUGUST 3-4 TRHP Open Schooling & CT, Tyler, D’Anne Liljestrand, 903-882-8696
3-4 SEDA Lagniappe EC X Co Schlg, Fol- sum, LA, Sharon Londono, 985-796-913
9-11 USEA Feather Crk Fm HT, Norman, OK, Dynah Korhummel, 925-580-9841
11 NTEA Savage Fm Open Schlg, Weath- erford, Marvin Savage, 817-991-0399
18-19 Annual Beat the Heat CT, Bar- tonville, Kathi Roof, 817-454-8962
Cutting
AUGUST 3-4 NCHA Panhandle Weekend Aug, Amarillo, Lee Ann Bates, 620-664-7230
3-4 NCHA Bell County CHA Weekend, Belton, Cary Sims, 979-525-9700
8-11 PK Cutters, Graham, Jessica McLauchlin, 940-550-8012
9-10 3 Amigos, Gonzales, Marcy Blan- chard, 210-379-0450
10-11 USCHA Hardy, Ardmore, OK, Teri Sims, 214-502-2459
14-18 West TX Futurity, Amarillo, Cheryl Callis, 806-683-2683
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