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IN THE NEWS.......IN THE NEWS......in the news......In the News......In the News..... Davis/Kayser Fund Raiser A fund raiser has been started with the proceeds going to the children of Janice Davis and Ned Kayser. Hopefully, this will help some good kids out! A 2011 foal by Frenchmans Guy out of the Dash Ta Fame mare, Lady’s Famous Number will be used as the fund item. “Lady” has made over $30,000 in barrel earnings and is currently being campaigned. Only 275 tickets at $250 each will be sold. The event will start on June 25tht and will continue until such time that all 275 tickets are sold…when they are gone…they’re gone. Your receipt will have your number as well as your address and phone number. The drawing will take place on Aug. 28th. There will also be a consolation prize winner! A 2011 foal by Frenchmans Falcon will be given to the second ticket drawn. So, you have two chances to win an outstanding foal by either of these exciting father/ son sires. Winners are responsible for picking up foals from Granger, WA within two weeks of drawing. AQHA transfer papers will be given at that time. We need your involvement in getting the word out about this opportunity to help. Please email or tell everyone you know about this event. They can email Cindy at cindy@westerncrossings.com or call Cindy at 1.509.439.1227 to buy a ticket or get more information. Barrel Buddies Hold Make-Up Race Barrel Buddies Jackpot on Monday July 11 2011 at the Salt Lake County Equestrian Park, Outdoor north Arena South Jordan, Utah. This is a makeup race for the race that was cancelled On May18 There will be $100.00 added to the Open The $500.00 money will be added to the Sept.28th indoor race. Please see our website for entry information. Pre-enter online @ www.utbarrelbuddies.com or Sunday night from 7-9 pm @ 254- 6102 Ohl Man River Just Keeps Rolling Along It’s two down, one to go for five-time World Champion Tie- Down Roper Cody Ohl in 2011. While the Hico, Texas, cowboy has competed sparingly this season, he’s made the most of the opportunities with wins at the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo and now the Reno Rodeo, another Wrangler Million Dollar Tour rodeo presented by Justin Boots. “There were three big ones I’d never won coming into the year: San Antone, Reno and Salinas,” Ohl said. “That’s two down, and Salinas (Calif.) is just a few weeks away.” Ohl claimed his first pair of Reno Rodeo championship spurs with a “practice run” of 9.6 seconds after some bad luck eliminated his three closest competitors in the average race during the Reno short round June 25. Matt Shiozawa and Huston Hutto set the bar at 28.0 seconds on three head. Forced to rope fast, Shane Hanchey and 2004 World Champion Monty Lewis both missed. Defending Reno champion Joseph Parsons roped a hind leg and eventually took a no-time. Any run under 10.6 seconds would be good enough for Ohl to claim the average title. “It’s fun to rope at all the big rodeos with the pressure on,” he said. “That’s not the way it worked out tonight, but I’ll take it. I’ve been looking to win these spurs for a while. Now, it’s on to Salinas.” Ohl claimed $6,046 for the average win and by collecting checks in all three rounds he banked $9,742 from his week in Reno. Not bad considering he hadn’t roped much since his San Antonio victory; this was his sixth PRCA rodeo of the season. “I’ve got a family at home and I’m raising some bucking bulls, so it’s nice to stay home some these days,” he said. “Winning San Antonio allowed me to do that. Had I not won there, I would have had to rodeo a little more. Either way, I wasn’t worried about it too much since there’s so much money to be won the next three months. This is when the rodeo season really heats up.” The other event champions in Reno were all-around cowboy Rhen Richard ($5,327 in team roping and tie-down roping), bareback riders Royce Ford and Tilden Hooper (244 points each on three head), steer wrestler Todd Suhn (13.2 seconds on three head), team ropers Turtle Powell and Jhett Johnson (16.2 seconds on three head), saddle bronc rider Jesse Wright (252 points on three head), bull rider Shane Proctor (159 points on two head) and barrel racer Robyn Herring (51.19 seconds on three runs). --Courtesy of www. prorodeo.com Cowans Celebrate Rodeo Anniversary And then there were the Cowans of Highmore, S.D.: Clay and Lacy Cowan celebrated a slightly belated one-year wedding anniversary (they were married June 17, 2010) by sweeping their events at the Beaver Valley Horse Club Rodeo in Strasburg, N.D. Clay won the steer wrestling in 5.2 seconds, the tie-down roping in 9.3 seconds and the all-around title with earnings of $2,109, while Lacy won the barrel racing in 16.25 seconds for another $721. That comes to 12.1 percent of the total purse in a field of 202 competitors. Nice road trip. “That’s the first time we’ve ever done that,” Lacy Cowan said, “and we’ve gone to a lot of rodeos over the last year.” --Courtesy of www.prorodeo.com *Correction: In the June 21st Issue of the Barrel Racing Report we mistakenly reported the pedigree of Hart Ta Fame, the LD Ranch Futurity Average Champion. Hart Ta Fame is a mare by Holy Bart and out of Skippa Rudy Ashley by Rudy Skippa. Tracy & Dusti Swan • Hubbard, TX • 254.592.6406 Subscriptions: www. BarrelRacingReport.com Email: info@barrelracingreport.com The Barrel Racing Report is emailed weekly, every Tuesday night, 52 weeks per year by Tracy and Dusti Swan, West, TX. The Barrel Racing Report is designed to provide horsemen and women one source for up to date barrel racing results, informative industry articles, sales results and breeding information. All results have been approved by event producers or association personnel. All breeding information is provided via AQHA or APHA and is approved content. The information provided in the Barrel Racing Report is believed to be accurate. The Barrel Racing Report will not be responsible for mistakes. However, we would like to correct any that we may have. Please give us a call or email us at dusti@barrelracingreport.com. BARREL RACING REPORT JUNE 28, 2011 PAGE 2
Pro Continued From Page 1 FIRE WATER FLIT SI 86 ALIVE N FIREN BUGS ALIVE IN 75 WHICHWITCH S WITCH SI 94 SI 95 YEAH HES FIREN 2003 PALOMINO GELDING SHOOT YEAH SI 106 SPLENDID DISCOVERY SI 75 FLYING HEMP SI 86 RIDER/OWNER: BRITTANY POZZI; BREEDER: PHYLLIS WELLS 12 Ryla McKenzie, 17.85, $468 13 Joleen Seitz, 17.90, $374 14 Lauren Byrne, 17.93, $281 15 Sherry Cervi, 17.97, $187 EASY JET SI 100 Sundre ProRodeo June 24-26, 2011, Sundre, Alberta 1 Fast An Gold, Lisa Lockhart, 16.49, $3,492 2 Dr Nick Assured, Rylee McKenzie, 16.50, $2,794 3 Easy Dash Oak, Tammy Fischer, 16.51, $2,270 FLIT BAR SI 65 SLASH J HARLETTA WITCH (TB) LITTLE TINY LAMB SI 95 HEMPEN (TB) YES VIRGINIA SI 78 RUNDOWN II WITH BRITTANY POZZI HORSE: I rode Duke (Yeah Hes Firen) at the Canadian rodeos and Cosmo (French Covergirl) at Davie, Fl. FEEDING PROGRAM: Purina Ultium, Platinum Performance and Alfalfa hay TACK: Double J Pozzi Pro Racer WHAT IS YOUR ROUTINE LEADING UP TO A RODEO RUN? I feed around 5 and saddle about an hour before my run if the weather Is cool. I do a very short warm up on Duke because of his nerves. I lope Cosmo down for awhile before her runs. DO YOU HAVE A SPECIFIC CONDITIONING PROGRAM FOR YOUR HORSE WHILE YOU ARE ON THE ROAD? I do whatever possible to have them fresh and feeling as good as possible. I do a lot of walking but not much hard exercise. SPONSORS: Professionals Choice, Platinum Performance, Purina, Priefert, Montana Silversmith, Tandem Oral, Brazos Valley Equine Hospital, Double J Saddlery 95 bay g. Victory Dash-Easy Little Oak, Easily Smashed 4 Kelli Tolbert, 16.55, $1,746 5 Adel Hansen, 16.60, $1,222 5 Coleen Duggan, 16.60, $1,222 7 Gaylene Buff, 16.61, $829 7 Jessi Fish, 16.61, $829 9 Marg Figueroa, 16.62, $698 10 Pamela Morrison, 16.65, $611 11 Robin Montague, 16.69, $524 12 Suzanne Depaoli, 16.71, $437 13 Brittany Grant, 16.72, $306 Pro Continued on Page 5 BARREL RACING REPORT JUNE 28, 2011 PAGE 3
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