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4, bringing total earning to $8,389. Gunnas- tepya (Gunnatrashya x SDP A Lasting Step) is owned by ADH-Mor Ranch, while Lil Gun Affair (Lil Joe Cash x Gun Affair) is owned by Martin Brisebois/Tremblay Reining Horses LLC. Drinkin Moonshine (Shine Chic Shine x Wimpy Little Girl) is owned by Lance Griffin. Cade McCutcheon has been on a roll


his first year as a professional trainer, and on Saturday night added an additional $5,621 to his lifetime earnings when he won the Level 2 championship on Tidal To The Buckles. Tidal To The Buckles, by Show Me The


Buckles out of Starlights Tidalwave, is owned by Rebeca Martin. “This horse is a sweetheart all the time, and he just keeps getting better. We had some things we had to work on after Tulsa, but he’s gotten better. He wants to help all the time, and it makes my life easier,” Mc- Cutcheon said. “Tonight he was really good and easy to show.” Martin, who also owns Tidal To The


Buckle’s sire, noted that the colt’s attitude has been there from day one. “He’s always been a sweetheart, and Cade has brought out the best in him. I have liked Cade and his riding for a couple years already. He’s incredible,” she said. “I thank Tom (McCutcheon) for taking in Buckles as a stallion. Because of that I brought all my Buckle babies here, and they’re in the best hands possible.” McCutcheon is now looking towards the


NRHA futurity. “I feel pretty good about my horses now going to the futurity,” he said. Finishing second in the Open Level 2


was Francesco Martinotti and Smoking Trash, owned by Enjoy LLC. The pair also placed in the Level 3, winning $3,657. Smoking Trash is by Gunnatrashya out of Snip O Gun. Josh Visser brought Inwhizzable Dream


to the SWRHA Futurity with a plan to sim- ply have a smooth run before Oklahoma City, and wound up with the Level 1 championship. They also placed in the Level 2, bringing total earnings to $4,395. “I was just hoping to have a nice, confi-


dence building run today and just show him without him thinking he was getting shown. He was really honest everywhere. I couldn’t have asked for a purer run,” Visser said. Inwhizzable Dream, owned by Terry Martin, is by Visser’s stallion Magnum With


McCutcheon & Colonels Big Nite


A Dream and out of Adarable. “This customer raised this colt, and this is that dam’s first foal. We’re very excited about that cross,” Visser said. Dalton Vanlandingham rode Not


Ruf Again to a score of 216.5 to finish second in the Open Level 1 and place in the Level 2, collecting $2,455. Not Ruf Again, by Not Ruf At All and out of Mo- ses Glow, is owned by Clayton Reeves. Tom McCutcheon won the Open


Prime Time on Colonels Big Nite, owned by Clark Reining Horses LLC, with a 220, taking home a check for $719. Colonels Big Nite is by Gunners Special Nite out of Miss Hickory Tari. “This horse is owned by a group of guys who have been in my barn a couple years now. I was really happy with him. He’s a little bit green, but he gets better and better all the time,” McCutcheon said. Mike McEntire rode Gunna Love


Ya to a score of 218 to take reserve in the Open Prime Time, winning $571. Gunna Love Ya, by Gunnatrashya out of Shiners Valentine, is owned by Andreas Braeuer. The highest scoring mare in the Bill-


ingsley Ford Open Futurity wins a $1,000 bonus, sponsored by Rancho Sereno and Premier Equine Veterinary Services. In addition to the $1,000 check, Humphrey Quarter Horses donated a breeding to Guns R For Shootin to the high scoring mare. This year’s winner was Makendia-


monds, ridden by Abby Lengel, who won the bonus with a score of 222.5. Lengel and the mare also won an additional $5,225 for a sixth place tie in the Open Level 4. Makendiamonds, by Whizkey N Di-


amonds out of Makeit In Tinseltown, is owned by Dallas Schwerdt. For more information about the SWRHA, visit www.SWRHA.com. w


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