News & Events Bits & Spurs - Cont from page 18
At the Lazy J Saddle Series finals October 19-20, producer Joel Lesh presented the $50K Amateur saddle to champion Rick Croft, standing with reserve champion Sheri Kuehny, third place Bobby Woods, and co-producer Colette Lesh.
(WP/A Country Pleasure), Karen DeWees-Lee (WT-WP/Hank),
Isabel Robertson
(HUS/Golden Dice), and Patricia Martinez (WT-HUS/Karmatized).
Arkansas Ranch and Stock Horse Asso-
ciation celebrated “A Decade to Remember” at its October 26-27 show in Searcy. The costume freestyle reining was quite fun, and there were 60 runs of ranch riding! ARSHA weekend win- ners included Peppys Cody Quixote (Open/ Laura Frazier), Jered Davis (Am/Chantilly Boon), Jennifer Davis (Nov-Am/Miss Bonita Spin), Josie Mansfield (Youth/FS Montana Jac A Nic), and Jonathan Rawls (Nov-Youth/ Snortys Lady). AQHA VRH winners included Shawnee Clark (Open/Sundust Rey), Lisa Mc- Carthy Harrison (Am/Siouxs Lady Blue), and S. Lynn Walker (Am-Ltd/Gunner Got Out). NRCHA champs were Sweet Sox Nic (Open Bridle-#1, Ltd-Open-Bridle-#1/Jeremy Cox), Hypnotic Hangten (Open-Hackamore-#1 & Ltd-Open-Hackamore-#1/Jeremy Cox), Lisa McCarthy ($1K-NP-Ltd-#1, Non-Pro-Ltd-#1, & $1K-NP-Ltd-#2/Shinersboynamedsioux), and DC Quejana Pep (Ltd-Open-Bridle-#2/Je- remy Cox). 2020 shows start March 28-29. fmi,
www.arkstockhorse.org.
USTRC’ 30th National Finals of Team
Roping, held October 27-November 2 in Okla- homa City paid out $1,755,820!
AjPHA Youth Photo Contest winners
were announced October 29. Blair Rozas, Cot- tonport, LA, won 13&U division, and received
20 SouthWest Horse Trader December 2019
a digital camera, compliments of APHA. Treylyn Hancock, Wharton, took second place in the 14-18 division and received a $75 cash prize. Photos will be displayed at the APHA headquarters for a year.
The Fort Worth City Council ap-
proved a 50-year ground lease for the Amer- ican QH Foundation on October 29, and AQHA reported that the following day. That city council’s action does not mean that AQHA has made a definitive commitment to relocate and is only a step in the process of the possibility of a move.
AQHA Ranching Heritage Young
Horse Development Program scholarship recipients were announced October 31. Caitlyn Dionne, Longville, LA, received $1,000 and a $100 Wrangler gift certificate, for her work with DDS Lat Catalyst by Right, bred by M Heart Corp, Vinton, LA. Callie Jo Ferrell, Burton, TX, received $500 and a $100 Wrangler gift certificate for her work with LC MR Year 50, bred by Perry Corder of LC Ranch, Crockett, TX.
NCHA announced on November 3
the hiring of Jay Winborn as NCHA Ex- ecutive Director. Winborn comes to the po- sition after serving as the NRCHA Executive Secretary for the last 7 years. He also has ex- tensive background not only in the equine in- dustry but in growing and developing brands across all businesses. He began his new job on December 1.
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