‘Reining Archives’
Congratulations to our 2011 NRHA Derby Finalists!
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Tim McQuay and Show Your Guns, owned by Steve Harris Marco Ricotta and Fifth Avenue Shine, owned by Lyle Lovett Sam Schaffhauser and Rey of De Playboy, owned by Joe Wood Jr. Trey Pool and Lucky Cee Blair, owned by Jerry Kimmel Mandy McCutcheon and Starstruck Girl, owned by McQuay Stables Mandy McCutcheon and Chic Out My Ride, owned by Mandy |
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Craig Schmersal and Lost In Tinseltown
More information and results can be viewed here: http://s336880212.onlinehome.us/events/reining
Gun Dealer, a 2002 stallion by Gunner and out of Peppy Oak, is featured in this month’s NRHA Reiner magazine as the 2010 NRHA Limited Open World Champion. Gun Dealer is owned by Tim and Lisa Stanton from Pickering, Ontario, Canada, and ridden by Lisa Stanton at the All-American Quarter Horse Congress. Click the link below to read the article!
http://digitaleditions.sheridan.com/publication/index.php?i=61807&m=&l=&p=6&pre=&ver=flex
Congratulations to Mandy McCutcheon on her 2011 induction to the NRHA Hall of Fame! Mandy is the NRHA’s Highest Money Earning Non Pro and the Association’s only female and non pro Million Dollar Rider. She is the winner of renowned events such as the NRHA Futurity, NRHA Derby, NRBC, All American Quarter Horse Congress Non Pro Futurity, and USET Reining Championships. Not only a champion in the show pen, Mandy also is very involved helping raise funds for the RHSF and NRHA, as well as serving on the Youth Committee and others when her time is needed.
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Congratulations to Tom McCutcheon, USEF Equestrian of the Year, and Gunners Special Nite, USEF Horse of the Year!
This certainly has been a year to remember for Tom McCutcheon and Gunners Special Nite. After winning the Individual and Team Gold at the 2010 World Equestrian Games, Tom and Gunners Special Nite find themselves in the spotlight yet again. After celebrating Gunners Special Nite being awarded USEF Horse of the Year on Friday, Tom found himself on stage again Saturday, this time to to be crowned USEF Equestrian of the Year.
Congratulations Tom on all your accomplishments this far, and for those still to come! We are so proud of you!
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To read the article on Tom and Gunners Special Nite, visit the link below:
http://usef.org/_IFrames/newsDisplay/viewPR.aspx?id=6559
Congratulations to Jordan Larson and Spooks Gotta Whiz, winners of the 2010 NRHA Futurity!
The duo scored a 227 in the Level 4 Open Finals.
A Big Congratulations to Tim and Always Gotyer Gunsup finishing 7th in the Open Futurity Finals and claiming the Open Prime Time Champion title! Mandy McCutcheon also placed in the Top 10 with 2 of her horses in the Non Pro. A special congratulations to Cade McCutcheon on earning a check in his first Non Pro Futurity Class!!
Great job Team McQuay!!
Visit www.nrhafuturity.com for more photos and videos!
History was made at the Kentucky Horse Park. This is the first time that the World Equestrian Games have been held on US soil and today was the inaugural Medal ceremony of the Games. Fittingly enough, it was for the only discipline to have originated in the United States, Reining, and the Gold was awarded to none other than the United States of America!
The opening session started at 9AM Saturday morning with the first go of the Team Competition. The first section saw the USA’s Tim McQuay, riding David Silva’s Hollywoodstinseltown, shoot to the top of the leader board with a score of 220.5. Martin Muhlstatter for Austria riding his wife, Kim Dooley’s Wimpys Little Buddy were right behind with a great run and a score of 219.5! It was a fun section to watch with dressage superstar, Anky van Grunsven debuting in Reining on the WEG stage! She showed Whizashiningwalla BB. for owner Arthur Beack, for Team Netherlands to a strong score of 211!
The afternoon session crowd was larger and louder than the morning and they were not disappointed. They got off to a great start with the second rider for Italy, Stefano Massignan piloting Arcese Quarter Horses’ Yellow Jersey to a huge score of 224 to take the lead in the Individual Standings. Just two riders later, USA’s Craig Schmersal got close to Massignan’s score with Mister Montana Nic, for owner Erika Smith, by marking a 223.5. Those top scores would dominate the rest of the section. The last rider to enter the arena was Germany’s Grischa Ludwig aboard Hot Smokin Chex for owner Curtis Hof. The pair laid down a fantastic run that culminated with great stops and a score of 220.5 to tie Tim McQuay for third in the standings.
After the strong showing Saturday, the US was leading going into Sunday’s competition. Tom McCutcheon started things off for the Team in the morning section by laying down a blistering 224 with Gunners Special Nite, owned by Sarah Willeman and Turnabout Farm. The score tied them with Italy’s Stefano Massignan and Yellow Jersey. Those would stay at the top of the leader board until Shawn Flarida and RC Fancy Step entered the arena. Flarida piloted the Buffalo Ranch owned RC Fancy Step to a massive score of 227. The scores to follow were strong but not enough to catch the United States. The final results, Team USA with the Gold, Team Belgium with Sliver and Team Italy with the Bronze.
With such an impressive showing in the Team competition, we are assured of an amazing Individual Final on Thursday. The top 15 from the Team Competition advance to the Individual Final, along with the top five from the consolation round to be held on Tuesday.
Tom McCutcheon & Gunners Special Nite, Tim McQuay & Hollywoodstinseltown, Shawn Flarida & RC Fancy Step, Craig Schmersal & Mister Montana Nic – The Dream Team
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Hollywood Dun It is featured in this month’s edition of Quarter Horse News!
Tim McQuay was featured, along with Tom McCutcheon, on the 2010 Radio Show! The 2010 Radio Show is based out of Lexington, Kentucky and is a great source for all things relating to the World Equestrian Games!
For Tim and Colleen McQuay, Hollywood Dun It was a dream come true.
Tim showed the flashy dun stallion in the 1986 National Reining Horse Association Futurity and won the 1987 NRHA Derby Open Championship. When he discovered “Dun It’s,” owners Cliff and Gwen Steif, were selling the horse, Tim wanted to buy him, but the price of $100,000 was a little steep. However, his wife, Colleen, convinced him they couldn’t let this opportunity slip away, and with a little creative financing, the McQuays became Dun It’s owners in 1987.
Although Dun It had proven himself in the show pen, Tim knew if the stallion was to be successful in the breeding shed, his offspring would have to be just as talented as their sire and that wouldn’t be known until they were started under saddle.
“When we bought Dun It as a 4-year-old, we were on a grace period,” Tim said. “He was so beautiful and athletic and had attracted a lot of attention so we had a lot of people who wanted to breed to him. I figured we had three years to pay for him and see if he was a sire.”
It didn’t take long with Melodys Dun It, a stallion from Dun It’s first foal crop born in 1989, finishing third in the 1992 NRHA Futurity Open Finals. The next year’s Futurity saw the palomino stallion’s full brother, Dunnit Like A Cowboy, winning the open reserve title. In all, Dun It’s first two foal crops earned more than $200,000.
“It was just easy going from there,” Tim said.
By the time Dun It was 16, he became the youngest NRHA sire at the time to reach the million-dollar mark. He was the first $2 million sire (2000), $3 million sire (2002), $4 million sire (2004) and $5 million sire (2007).
Despite passing away in 2005, the McQuays’ dream continues with Dun It’s offspring still winning in the reining arena and helping the NRHA Hall of Fame inductee stallion surpass the $6 million sire mark.
“We’ve bred a few mares with frozen semen but nothing like we used to when he was alive,” Tim said. “Dun It has gone above and beyond what a person can expect. We’re just looking forward to $7 million now.”
And without a doubt, Dun It’s legacy will continue. Tim will be riding his 6-year-old son, Hollywoodstinseltown, as part of Team USA in the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. Owned by Dave and Bonnie Silva, the palomino stallion has lifetime earnings of almost $170,000.
“It’s gratification for me to be taking a son of Dun It to the World Equestrian Games,” Tim said. “It makes you feel so proud of Dun It and I’m so proud of the horse I’ll be showing too. He’s another superstar, I think, but we’ll just have to see what his babies ride like.”
McQuay Stables, located in Tioga, Texas, is a leader in the reining horse industry. Home to the late Hollywood Dun It, it now features a roster of top stallions that includes NRHA Hall of Fame Inductee Gunner, Dun Gotta Gun, Mister Nicadual, Smart And Shiney, and Hollywoodstinseltown. Tim McQuay is also an NRHA Hall of Famer and NRHA $2 Million rider, and Colleen McQuay has served the industry as an NRHA Board Member and Executive Committee for many years.
Team USA was set Saturday night for the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games.
Watch the Team USA Equestrian Life Video here!
Visit www.equestrianlife.com for more!
Tim McQuay and Hollywoodstinseltown, owned by Dave and Bonnie Silva, will be part of the reining team which represents the United States at the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. Joining Tim on the team are Craig Schmersal, Tom McCutcheon and Shawn Flarida. The WEG will be held in Lexington, KY during the last week of September and the beginning of October.
Go to http://www.worldequestriangames.com/ for more information– we hope to see you there!!
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Congratulations to Gunnatrashya and Shawn Flarida — 2010 NRHA Derby Open Level 4 Champions with a score of 235!
*Go to http://nrhaderby.com/ to see a video of the duo’s impressive run*
Congratulations to Susan Williams on her recent purchase of I Spin For Chics! Best of Luck to Susan and Mike and Barbie Boyle — we will miss “Spinner!”
Congratulations to Jordan Larson and Dolled Up Gunner — 2010 APHA World Show 4-5 yr. old Challenge Champions!
Gunnatrashya (Gunner x Natrasha), shown by Shawn Flarida, does it again! After winning the 2009 NRHA Futurity, the duo claimed the Level 4 Derby Open Championship, scoring a phenomenal 235. Team McQuay was also among the Open finalists. Tim McQuay returned on Rudy Dunit, owned by Claude & Becky Lindsey, and on RR Dunit Like A Star, owned by Lundin Farm. Marco Ricotta also made the Level 4 Open finals on Reminic At Work, owned by David & Bonnie Silva, and on Fifth Avenue Shine, owned by Lyle Lovett.
Tim McQuay and RR Dunit Like A Star scored a 223 to win the Prime Time Open Championship. RR Dunit Like A Star (RR Star x Seven S Willow) is a six-year-old stallion owned and bred by Lundin Farm.
A big congratulations to Mandy McCutcheon aboard Starstuck Girl, owned by McQuay Stables, claiming the Non Pro Derby Reserve Championship. Other Team McQuay Non Pro Derby finalists were Roger Musacci on Sugar N Ruf, David Silva on Electric Footwork, and Tracy Higginbottom on Diamond Chic Tari.
Congratulations to Frankie Ordner, who scored a 142.5 in the Limited Non Pro class on Dunitinbrightlight, along with Lyle Lovett on Mistress With A Gun, Jerry Kimmel on A Ruf Master, and Cade McCutcheon on I Spin For Chics, who all went home with a winnings check. This was Cade’s first time showing in the Limited Non Pro class, scoring a 140.5! Cade also scored a 143 on Okie Dun Did It, owned by McQuay Stables, to tie for Reserve Champion in the Youth 13 & Under division, as well as claimed the AQHA 13 & Under Championship.
Congratulations Team McQuay on another successful NRHA Derby!
The 2010 NRBC was a huge success for Team McQuay bringing home over $100,000 in winnings!
Tim McQuay returned to the Saturday evening Open Derby Finals on three horses, Shining N Sassy, the 2008 NRHA Futurity winner owned by Roxanne Koepsell, Rudy Dun It owned by Claude and Rebecca Lindsey, and RR Dun It Like A Star owned by Richard and Rose Lundin. Marco Ricotta also returned to the finals evening on both Hollywoodstinseltown owned by Dave and Bonnie Silva, whom everyone was waiting to catch a glimpse of after their last years performance and score of 232, and Fifth Avenue Shine owned by Lyle Lovett.
The results…..Tim McQuay and Shining N Sassy took the Open Prime Time Champion title and Tim and Rudy Dun It also claimed the Open Prime Time Reserve Champion title. Marco and Hollywoodstinseltown scored a 227 placing them 4th overall in the finals.
Mandy McCutcheon qualified West Coast Mizzen in the Non-Pro Derby Finals with a score of 216.
Melanie Petroll aboard Mistress With A Gun owned by Lyle Lovett, qualified for the Limited Open Derby Finals with a score of 217.5.
Cade McCutcheon put on a stellar performance on all fronts!! Cade claimed the Championship titles in the Youth 13 & Under and the 10 & Under Short Stirrup classes on Okie Dun Did It with scores of 143.5 and 143 respectively as well as the Reserve Champion titles in both classes on Dun Being An Okie with scores of 140 and 141 respectively! Cade also rode away the high point champion earning him a total of three trophy buckles at age 9!
Congratulations to all!!
PLYMOUTH, Mass. (March 31, 2010) – Reining icon Tim McQuay of McQuay Stables has joined forces with SmartPak™, becoming the newest member of the Team SmartPak family. Tim joins the list of 20+ other Olympians and professional equestrians in Team SmartPak that are currently using the patented daily dose supplement feeding system for their horses.
McQuay has been a trailblazer in the reining industry throughout his career. He has won every major National Reining Horse Association sanctioned event, including the NRHA Futurity, the National Reining Breeders Classic, the NRHA Derby and the NRHA Superstakes. In the past 31 years, Tim has earned reining prize money on an astounding 229 different horses, making him the NRHA’s first 2 million dollar rider and owner of its first 5 million dollar sire, the infamous Hollywood Dun It.
“Not only is Tim McQuay one of the horse world’s best athletes, but he exemplifies a superb level of horsemanship both in and out of the ring,” said Becky Minard, founder and president of SmartPak Equine. “Tim has revolutionized the world of Reining by introducing an unprecedented level of training and care for the horse, and we are thrilled to be part of his horse care program. Busy professionals like Tim can really benefit from the convenience and time savings that SmartPaks provide.”
Understanding that to keep top level reining horses healthy and performing their best requires a sound nutritional program, SmartPak is committed to offering supplements that provide targeted solutions to help offer additional support or to manage a particular problem. And their very own SmartSupplement line of products includes over 40 cutting edge supplement formulas at a savings of up to 40% ingredient for ingredient when compared to similar products. The McQuay philosophy puts the horse first – and is a total program to attain a long-term career for a reining horse, making it a great fit with SmartPak. With a worldwide clientele, McQuay travels stateside and abroad where he presents reining clinics and consults with horse owners and professionals. His training program for professionals and Non Pros is one for the ages – and one that many other pros admittedly have copied.
“Supplements have been part of our game plan for years, whether they’re for the horses in training, breeding or competition, so this is an ideal match,” said McQuay. “SmartPak is a well known and respected brand with a proven supplement feeding system and over 300 products to choose from, including their very own SmartSupplement line of products. That’s why I’m so happy to be partnering with them.”
McQuay’s introduction to Team SmartPak comes on the heels of SmartPak’s new “What the Pro’s Use” campaign, giving horse owners a glimpse into what’s involved in taking care of some of the nation’s top equine athletes. Via their website, Facebook and print advertisements SmartPak shares interviews from top riders across multiple disciplines discussing how they use supplements to keep their horses performing their best, what some of their favorite equine products are, and why they choose SmartPak for their horse’s health care needs. Whether it be the peace of mind they get from knowing their supplements will be fed correctly, the ease of traveling, retaining the potency of their supplements or the top notch customer service, every rider has their own reasons for using the leading daily dose supplement provider. Horse owners also have the opportunity to learn more about the everyday lives of these top riders including what riding superstitions they have, what they like to do in their free time, and even what they like to eat.
SmartPak Equine was founded by riders and horse owners who ride and show Dressage, Hunter/Jumper, Polo, Eventing, Reining, Western Pleasure and have logged many miles trail riding. In addition to the SmartPak supplement system, the company offers a broad line of horse health and rider items, dog supplies, and equine and canine pharmacy items sold through the company’s catalog, Web site and retail store.
For more information about What the Pro’s Use, go to www.SmartPakEquine.com/WhattheProsUse or call toll free at (800) 461-8898.
About SmartPak Equine
SmartPak Equine was founded in 1999 with the purpose of simplifying the administration of nutritional supplements and medications to horses. The patented SmartPak™ supplement feeding system has been adopted by thousands of barns and horse owners across the country, who value knowing that their supplements will be fed correctly. The SmartPak system has been embraced by riders from all disciplines and all levels, including seven Olympic medalists. In addition to the SmartPak supplement system, the company offers a broad line of horse health and rider items, dog supplies, and equine and canine pharmacy items sold through the company’s catalog and Web site. SmartPak was recently named to Inc. Magazine’s list of the 500 fastest growing private companies for the second straight year and is the only equine company ever named to the list. The company was recently honored with a Best Bosses award presented by Fortune Small Business and Winning Workplaces. SmartPak also operates a retail store in Natick, MA. For more information, visit www.SmartPak.com
Jana Simons and A Gal With A Gun debuted in their first-ever NRHA Futurity this week and have already been awarded with the First Time Non Pro award based on their performance in the go round. In the finals, Simons continued with her winning ways marking a 218.5 for third in the Level 4 Open and the first in the Level 3 Intermediate Non Pro, Level 2 Limited Non Pro and Level 1 Non Pro Futurity divisions. Her winnings totaled in excess of $50,000.
Coming off a win in this year’s All American Quarter Horse Congress Futurity Gunnatrashya (Gunner x Natrashya) and Shawn Flarida marked a 228.5 to take the Level 4 Open Futurity championship and the $125,000 purse for owner Arcese Quarter Horses USA.
Gunnatrashya and Flarida’s run is posted online at nrhafuturity.com along with West Coast Mizzen and Mandy McCutcheon’s run from Friday.
Congratulations to all the Gunner’s who competed in this years finals! The talent, ability and performances were outstanding!
In draw two of the second section of the Non Pro finals, reining champion and NRHA’s first Non Pro and only woman Million Dollar Rider Mandy McCutcheon jumped to the front of the pack with a 219 on West Coast Mizzen. However, Whitesboro, Texas’ Matthew Armenta and Sparklin Chic came to the show hunting for the win. The pair marked a 219 to tie. In a dramatic run-off, McCutcheon and her mount put in the final effort to take the win and her sixth Non Pro Futurity Championship. The win ties her with NRHA Hall of Famer Bob Loomis for the most NRHA Futurity titles. Mandy and her husband Tom own the West Coast Whiz mare.
GEARING UP FOR THE FINALS!!!!!
This year’s futurity has proven a success for Gunner bred competitors! Watch for the following horses in the Open Finals on Saturday:
Gunnatrashya shown by Shawn Flarida
Tinker With Guns shown by Randy Paul
Smoking Sundown shown by Marco Ricotta
Smoken Gunner shown by Casey Hinton
Baroom Gunslinger and Colonelsmokingpep both shown by Casey Hinton
In the Non-Pro Finals don’t miss A Gal With A Gun shown by Jana Simons
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL WHO MADE THE FINALS AND GOOD LUCK!!
Posted Nov 30th, 2009:
The open first go round at this year’s NRHA Futurity has once again been a success for McQuay Stables on many fronts. Team McQuay has a total of 7 horses advancing to the second go-round beginning Monday, November 30th, 2009. In the first go, Smoking Sundown and Marco Ricotta scored of 222.5 for owner Day Creek Ranch LLC for the second place position in the Level 3 Intermediate Open.
Day one of the first go-round of the Cinch / NRHA Non Pro Futurity hit the Coliseum arena Sunday afternoon. The competition was hot starting with the first run of the day. Starstruck Cowgirl and Mandy McCutcheon finished the day with a 216 putting them in second place!
We are also excited and proud to announce that there are a number of 3 year olds by Gunner successfully competing at this year’s futurity! Gunnatrashya and Shawn Flarida scored a 225 and are in second place in the Level 4 Open Futurity division. Other outstanding performers in the Level 4 Open division were Tinker With Guns and Randy Paul scoring a 224 and Baroom Gunslinger and Mike McEntire scoring a 220.5. A Gal With A Gun and Jana Simons made their mark with a 216.5 and leads all four divisions of the Non Pro Futurity. Congratulations!!
If you are attending this year’s futurity please feel free to stop by our stalls on Reiner’s Row in the Superbarn and visit with us! We also have horses for sale that are currently at the show and DVD previews of our upcoming futurity sale prospects!
CONGRATULATIONS!!
OPEN FUTURITY & INTERMEDIATE OPEN FUTURITY CHAMPIONS
FIFTH AVENUE SHINE AND MARCO RICOTTA, owned by Lyle Lovett
NON-PRO FUTURITY CHAMPION
WEST COAST MIZZEN AND MANDY McCUTCHEON
4TH PLACE – NON-PRO FUTURITY
GUNNERANIC AND MANDY McCUTCHEON
Congratulations to Jordan and Taylor Larson for Jordan’s big win on Dolled Up Gunner (Gunner X Mifs Doll by Mifillena). Jordan rode the 4-year-old mare to the 2009 APHA 4 & 5 Year Old Reining Challenge Open World Championship.
Todd Crawford rode CT Gunner (X DC Leigh by Be Aech Enterprise) to the 3-Year-Old Reining Challenge Open Reserve Championship. CT Gunner is owned by Rex and Helen Hester.
Another winner was Rose Colored Gunner, a 6-year-old mare by Gunner and out of Alicia Rose by Topsail Whiz. Owner Isabell Silvertolpe rode her to the APHA Freestyle Reining Sweepstakes at the American Paint Horse Association World Championship show.
Congratulations to Mack Weaver and Maggie Gun (owned by Madison Bohman). Maggie Gun (by Gunner X Lookout Majestic by Majestic Dell) was the Youth Reserve World Champion.
In the Amateur Reining Overall Finals first place went to Gunner Hold Your Fire riden by Charlotte Decoster from Prosper, Texas. She rides with Shelli Reis of Spin City Performance Horses out of Whitesboro, Texas. Congrats!!
We would also like to congratulate Marco Ricotta and Diamond Chic Tari - APHA World Champion owned by Tracy Higginbottom.
The Art of Reining with Tim McQuay
Teaching and helping others be their best is something about which Tim McQuay is passionate. Unfortunately, the NRHA $2 Million Rider’s vast pool of knowledge has been isolated except to those lucky enough to train with him. We are pleased to announce that Tim’s expertise is now readily available since Tim and his wife, Colleen, have teamed up with InfoMedia Video to produce “The Art of Reining with Tim McQuay” video series.
“I’ve always enjoyed sharing what I have learned over the years. In the first video, The Art of the Turnaround, that maneuver is broken down into easy-to-understand segments,” explained McQuay. “I hope that this method will help explain some of the pieces that can make a difference.”
Order now to reserve your copy – Copies will begin shipping on or around June 15, 2009.
InfoMedia Video Inc., has already produced and marketed such videos as the highly successful Speed Williams Roping series. For more information on InfoMedia Video, or to order The Art of Reining for $49.95 plus $5 shipping and handling, please click Order Form for an order form or visit www.infomediavideo.com to order on-line.
Congratulations!
It was another great
National Reining Breeders Classic!
Team McQuay wins nearly $150K
2009 National Reining Breeders Classic
Intermediate Open Champion
Marco Ricotta and Hollywoodstinseltown
Score 232!!! (Highest score achieved, matching the Open Champion)
Congratulations Marco and owners David & Bonnie Silva
Tim McQuay
Top Ten Open Finals
Shining N Sassy Owned by Roxanne Koepsell
Rudy Dun It Owned by Claude Lindsay
Smart & Shiney owned by Tim McQuay and Lyle LovettMandy McCutcheon
3rd Non Pro Finals on Mega Jac Jess
Owned by Scott & Kathy McCutcheon
Open Finals Qualifier on I Spin For Chics
Owned by McQuay Stables
More Congratulations!
Lyle Lovett and Smart Shinetta
Ltd Non-Pro Circuit Buckle Winner
Ltd Non Pro Champion
(Smart Shinetta, owned by Lyle Lovett, trained by Todd Crawford)
Nic Howard and Shiners Nu Lena!
NRBC Rookie Professional Circuit Buckle Winner
Rookie Professional Champion
(Shiners Nu Lena owned by Lyle Lovett)
Melanie Goodwin
Rookie Professional – Tied for Reserve (2nd & 3rd )
(Okie Dun Did It owned by McQuay Stables)
Cade McCutcheon
10 & Under Short Stirrup – Reserve Champion
Okie Dun Did It owned by McQuay Stables
Thank you to all of our clients, staff and sponsors who assisted in making the 2009 NRBC a huge success!!
A very special thank you to Mike Christian, Chad Vanderlinde and the rest of the NRBC Staff. Also thank you to Sean Brown, Pauline “Cookie” Cook and everyone at the Great Southwest Equestrian Center. And thanks to everyone who attended John Hoyt’s 80th birthday party. All the attendees got “John Hoyt Look-alike” Red Suspenders!
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Carlee McCutcheon | Scott McCutcheon and John Hoyt |
