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and jeans, but what about a fedora, and better yet, gold lame’ pants that cinched him “Best
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Jeff Henry & Rawhide Reebock was the ABRA Open HP Champion at Oklahoma Buckskin Horse Assoc’s October 5-6 event at Claremore Expo Center.
Costume”? He’ll surprise you with his moves if you google Wes Allison Dancing With the Stars and see for yourself!
Katelynn Miller, Seguin, won the Never
Won a Buckle Class at the Tres Amigos Cut- ting Horse Association September 28 event in Gonzales.
Rawhide Blackwell Quarter Horses,
Loranger, LA, was well represented at the LQHA-pointed Northwest Florida QH Asso- ciation Surf Sand and Sun show in Pensacola, FL, September 28-29. Kameryn Byrd and Lazy Like Honey were circuit champions in Amateur Trail. Cher Blackwell and Romantic Rendevous won the Open All-Around and were circuit champions in Youth Trail, Per- formance Geldings, and Western Pleasure, plus All-Age Western Riding and Senior Western Pleasure. That also completed the geldings AQHA Superior for Open Western Pleasure!
Andrea James, a familiar face in AQHA
trail classes, was sworn in as Associate Judge for the Second Region Child Protection Court No. 2 on October 1. As such she will hear cases from Brazos, Grimes, Madison, and Walker Counties. For over 20 years, she has worked as an attorney in Bryan.
Bradey Davis, Texarkana, and his group
won’t forget this year’s cutting competition at the All-American Quarter Horse Congress held in Columbus, OH, October 2-7. Near the start, Bradey tied for third in the $25K Novice
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on David and Kelli Burba’s Rockin Smart and tied for 5th in the same class on Terry and Julia Moore’s Metallicprisnvinegar. Kelli Burba and Rockin Smart finished in the top 15 in the $35K NonPro and in the $50K Am- ateur, picking up a check in the latter. Soon afterwards, Bradey and Rockin Smart won the $5K Novice class, and Lindy Wells and Red- head from Denver scored a big 151 to win the $50K Amateur. Bradey won the Open on Coleman Cattle Co.’s CDS Pepto Gal, upon whom Ashley Davis tied for third in the Non- Pro. In the Classic Amateur, Lindy Wells and Metallics Twister placed and Laura Brown and Sneakish finished in the Top 15. Jordi Brown and South Paws were Senior Youth co-reserve champions. Lindy’s Redhead From Denver was Derby Open Champion, pi- loted by Bradey. In the Classic Open, Bradey earned the reserve champion title on Metallics Twister, owned by Lindy Wells, and also fin- ished third on Scott and Laura Brown’s Sneakish. Finally, Bradey won the Champi- ons Shootout Open Division with a big 153 on Redhead from Denver.
Delaney Kay Farrington was born on Oc-
tober 8, the third anniversary of her parents, Montana and Joel Farrington, Mansfield.
Sharon Beach, Weatherford, and her
horse, Smart and Lethal, won the Amateur Limited Derby at the Pacific Coast Cutting Horse Futurity in Las Vegas October 11.
Kristin Morais, Pilot Point, and Wher-
ever I May Roan won the Pink Out Ladies Cutting breast cancer awareness event with a bridle-less76 at USCHA’s October 12 event in Sulphur Springs!
Gina Bratton, Bryan, won the Never
Won A Buckle class at the 3 Amigos CHA event in Gonzales October 12.
Larkin and Lexi McBride, both of
Chatham, LA, brought home trophies from the October 12-13 J.M. Sanders Memorial Fu- turity show in Forest, MS. Larkin as high- money-earning-rider in the $15K Amateur class, and Lexi was high-money-earning rider in the $2K-Limited Rider class!
Sherri Waters, Wetumka, OK, and
Catty Lil Autumn won the $50K Non-Pro with a 75 at USCHA’s October 13 show in Sulphur Springs.
Trinity Bell, Millsap, won the Small Fry Western Pleasure on A Certain Faith October Continued on page 28
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