Barrel Racing Report - Natalie Foutch

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JB Quarter Horses Creating
Legends Bonus Winners
JB Quarter Horses awarded $10,000 in Creating Legends bonuses
at their 2012 JB Quarter Horses Futurity, held Nov. 8-10 in Waco,
Texas, in conjunction with the Elite Extravaganza and Texas Best
Sale.
Janna Bean, Hallsville, Texas, rode Firing All My Effort for
Danny and Laura Forsythe of Natchitoches, La., to the $5,000 fi rstplace
bonus check and trophy Martin saddle. The 2008 gelding by
Chasin Firewater out of the Bully Bullion mare Marrazona Bully,
clocked a 15.929 in the qualifying round of the JB Quarter Horses
Futurity to earn the bonus. Bred by Joe and Dee Lynn Braman, Firing
All My Effort (formerly Mr JB 0848) was a $2,800 purchase at
the fi rst JB Quarter Horses Creating Legends Sale in 2009.
Firewaters Honey, owned by Lauren and Corley Cox of Cotulla,
Texas, and ridden by Lauren, took home the $3,000 bonus check
for second. Bred by Leonard Lyne of George West, Texas, Firewaters
Honey was consigned by Carl and Barbara Ammerman to the
2009 Sale. The 2008 gray mare by Chasin Firewater out of Hi Heels
Honey Too, by Do As You Please, was purchased by Dr. Cliff and
Lorie Honnas. The mare sold again in the 2010 to the Cox.
Jane Irick, Stephenville, Texas, and her 2010 sale purchase Miss
JB 0831 took home $2,000 for third. Bred by the Bramans, Miss JB
0831 is by Chasin Firewater out of Princess RB, by Peponita.
Results:
1 Firing All My Effort, Janna Beam, Danny & Laura Forsythe,
15.929, $5,000, Chasin Firewater
2 Firewaters Honey, Lauren Cox, Lauren & Corley Cox, 16.125,
$3,000, Chasin Firewater
3 Miss JB 0831, Jane Irick, 16.203, $2,000, Chasin Firewater
Late Fees Have Been Reduced for
OK-TX BBR Regional Challenge
The Regional Challenge will be held on November 15-18, 2013 at
the Diamond W Arena in Alvarado, TX.
The Late Fees have been reduced for the BBR Members Only 5D
and Open 5D to $5 per person per day. The Futurity late fees have
been lowered to $10 per horse. For more info go to www.betterbarrelraces.com.
You don’t want to miss the $20,000 Extreme Mustang Makeover
Slot Barrel Race & Mustang Adoption Auction fmi: www.extrememustangmakeover.com/emmslotrace.php.
2012 Candian Finals Rodeo
Scott Schiffner, the Strathmore Alberta bull rider, spent time with
Prince William and Kate at the Calgary Stampede, made two trips
to China as an ambassador for Canadian rodeo and the Stampede,
extended his record number of Canadian Finals Rodeo appearances
to twelve, was named Cowboy of the Year during the Saturday
afternoon performance of the Finals and then rode the Big Stone
bull, Pop Evil to 87 points in the fi nal round to overtake season
leader Ty Pozzobon and win his second Canadian title.
The thirty-two year old tried to put it all in perspective moments
after the fi nal performance of the CFR concluded. ”I’m the luckiest
guy in the rodeo world. Everything I have in life, I owe to rodeo;
this sport has given me opportunities I never would have imagined.”
Another champion who won his crown with authority was
Cochrane steer wrestler Tanner Milan who blazed a 3.5 second run
to win the fi nal round, and clinch the aggregate title en route to his
fi rst Canadian championship.
“I had a steer that ran really hard but Jesse (Lee Graves’ dogging
horse) just ate him up and I thought I made a pretty good run.”
That ‘pretty good’ run and the $11,400 payday took Milan’s
season earnings total to $67,565 and a $24,000 cushion over second
place fi nisher, Canadian Rookie of the Year, Chason Floyd.
In the Bareback Riding, Cowley, Wyoming cowboy, J. R. Vezain
parlayed a fast start into a championship. The twenty year-old won
the fi rst three go rounds and the aggregate and held off four time
champion Dusty LaValley for the title.
Vezain heads off to the Wrangler NFR in fourth place overall. “I
hope I can keep the momentum going down there.”
Team ropers Paul Eaves (Millsap, Texas) and Dustin Bird (Cutbank,
Montana) put together a week that included two fi rst place
fi nishes, a 1/2 split (that equaled the arena record—3.7 seconds),
a fourth and a fi fth and an aggregate win to give the duo season
winnings in excess of $36,000 and their fi rst title north of the 49th
parallel.
Despite a disappointing end to his week that saw him buck off
his last two horses, Ponoka bronc rider Luke Butterfi eld hung on
to win his fi rst Canadian title. The win was Butterfi eld’s fi rst and
capped off a year that saw him emerge as season leader in Canada
and narrowly miss a trip to the Wrangler NFR as the third generation
Ponoka talent missed the fi fteen man cut by one spot.
In the Tie Down Roping, Louisiana roper Shane Hanchey missed
his calf in the fi nal round but was able to hang on to the commanding
lead he had coming in to the last day to win his fi rst championship.
Hanchey who heads off to the Wrangler NFR next month
fi nished the season with $58, 000 and a comfortable $17.000 margin
over runner-up, Logan Hofer of Magrath, Alberta.
Complete results available at www.rodeocanada.com
Tracy & Dusti Swan
Hubbard, TX • 254.592.6406
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