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Record Results at2012 National WesternStock Show Meet Railside WithHannah Rainey of Region 11
Volume 10 Number 2 • February/March 2012The Official Publication of the United States Team Penning Association
The International SportOf Team Penning
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Official Trailer of the USTPA
Corporate Partners
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Thank You for Your Support
Official Trophy Buckles of the USTPAGist Silversmiths – Over more than four decades Gist Silver-smiths has mastered the art of creating top quality award buck-les with traditional, yet stylish design. Proudly crafted in the USA. Gist offers original designs in silver and gold for premier equestrian and livestock organizations around the world.
Official Apparel of USTPAWhether sittin’ in the saddle, or just wanting to look good,
there’s only one for you – Wrangler. For more information, visit www.wrangler.com
Official Trailer of the USTPABuilt with the comfort of your horse in mind, the USTPA is proud to count on Cimarron Trailers as the official trailer of the Association. A horse that’s comfortable in transit will perform better once they arrive at the competition. Find out what makes Cimarron Trailers' trailers cool, quiet, and smooth around the edges. Visit Cimarron Trailers online at www.CimarronTrailers.com.
Official Saddle SponsorHandmade Vinton Saddles will be awarded at USTPA Production Shows. For more information call (915) 877-3116 or visit www.vintonsaddles.com. You’re not sittin’ if you’re not in a VINTON
Official Breed of USTPAMore than 90% of USTPA members ride America’s Horse – the American Quarter Horse. As the Official Breed Sponsor of the USTPA, the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) pres-ents the award for the annual USTPA/AQHA Domestic Horse of the Year and the USTPA/AQHA International Horse of the Year. Learn more about the American Quarter Horse and the AQHA at: www.AQHA.com.
Official Media Partner of USTPAQuarter Horse News is the nation’s leading bi-monthly Western
performance horse publication. Learn more at www.quarterhorsenews.com
Official Truck, Trailer and RV Retailer of the USTPAWhen you are ready to haul in comfort and style, look to Transwest for all of your truck, trailer and RV needs. As the official truck, trailer and RV retailer of the USTPA, Transwest offers horse owners premium selection, options and services for all of their transportation needs. From recreational vehicles, to commercial hauling rigs, Transwest leads the industry in custom transportation solutions. Visit Transwest online at www.Transwest.com for more information..
Table of ContentsFeatures:
12 Denver/NWSS Results
16 Remembering Bubba Story
18 Meet Railside - Hannah Rainey
22 International Penning
Inside:
4 USTPA Sponsors
9 Holding Herd - Letter – USTPA President, Jake Wells, DVM
20 World Leaders and Point Chart
25 Show Results
28 Show Calendar
29 Chaplain's Corner "Guides to Living" by Margaret McClain
30 Suspended Persons
United States Team Penning AssociationThe International Association of Team Penners and Ranch Sorters
3609 Acton Hwy, Suite 21 • Granbury, Texas 76049
Physical Address3609 Acton Hwy, Suite 21
Granbury, Texas 76049
Ph 817-326-4444 | Fax 817-326-4469
www.ustpa.com
Executive Director: MEREDITH VAN BENTHUYSEN
USTPA OfficersPresident: JAKE WELLS, Cibolo, TX
President Elect: GEORGE EIDSNESS, Fort Lupton, CO
Chairman of Finance: GEORGE EIDSNESS, Fort Lupton, CO
VP Production Quality & Control: SAMMY DUNCAN, Greenbriar, AR
VP Rules & Bylaws: NICK MILLS, Henderson, TN
VP National Ratings: BRYAN BLACKMAN, Healdton, OK
Immediate Past President: DAVID RAINEY, Corinth, MS
Flag’sUp!Executive Editor: Meredith van Benthuysen
Advertising Coordinator: Jana Sain
Advertising InquiriesFlag’sUp!3609 Acton Hwy, Suite 21 • Granbury, Texas 76049
Editorial InquiriesFlag’sUp! • USTPA3609 Acton Hwy, Suite 21 • Granbury, Texas 76049
Subscription InquiriesUnited States Team Penning Association3609 Acton Hwy, Suite 21 • Granbury, Texas 76049
Flag’sUp! (ISSN 1551-6725) is published bi-monthly by theUnited States Team Penning Association (USTPA)
3609 Acton Hwy, Suite 21 • Granbury, Texas 76049.
Periodical Postage paid at Madrid, Iowa.
Flag’sUp! is the official publication of the United States
Team Penning Association. The magazine is dedicated to
the encouragement and promotion of the sports of Team
Penning and Ranch Sorting through the dissemination of
industry news, education & information.
Unsolicited manuscripts and photographs are welcomed for
publication consideration, but cannot be acknowledged or
returned unless accompanied by a self-addressed stamped
envelope. No responsibility is assumed for such material
while in transit or in the Flag’sUp! office. Staff of Flag’sUp! and United States Team Penning Association are not
responsible for opinions and statements expressed in signed
articles or paid advertisements. Flag’sUp! reserves the right to
edit or refuse any advertising or copy that is deemed to be not
in the best interest of members, or USTPA. Flag’sUp! makes
every attempt to ensure that advertising claims are truthful,
but assumes no responsibility for their truth and accuracy.
Advertisers are responsible for obtaining reproduction rights
to images utilized in advertisements
POSTMASTER - send address changes to
Flag's Up!
3609 Acton Hwy, Suite 21 • Granbury, Texas 76049.
Bi-monthly subscription with issues as follows:
December/January, February/March, April/May,
June/July, August/September, October/NovemberVOLUME 10 NUMBER 2 February/March 2012
The purposes of the United States Team Penning Association are to engage those with an affinity for the western lifestyle in the sports of team penning and ranch sorting and to develop resources and services for the benefit of USTPA members and growth of the sport.
USTPAMission Statement
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Class Name Entry/Rider Payback Added $ PrizeSunday, March 11th - 7AM
Open Handicap Penning*
#9w/#7 Incentive Penning
Quick Draw Penning - 1st Round
#11 Masters Penning (Pick2/Draw 1)
Quick Draw Penning - 2nd Round
Quick Draw Penning - Finals
#11 Penning
Monday, March 12th - 7AM
#5w/#3 Incentive Penning
#3 Draw Penning
Jr. Youth Penning
Sr. Youth Penning
Break
Open w/#8 Inc Sorting
Jr. Youth Sorting
Sr. Youth Sorting
#9 Sorting
Tuesday, March 13th - 7AM
#6 Sorting
#3 Sorting
$100
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Deposits & Stall DeadlineFebruary 24, 2012Call: 817-326-4444Fax: 817-326-4469Mail: USTPA, 3609 Acton Hwy.,Suite 21, Granbury, TX 76049Email: [email protected]
Deposits & Stall DeadlineFebruary 24, 2012Call: 817-326-4444Fax: 817-326-4469Mail: USTPA, 3609 Acton Hwy.,Suite 21, Granbury, TX 76049Email: [email protected]
*Must Pick to Draw | Show Schedule is Tenatative
and Subject to Change | Masters for USTPA Members
Aged 50 and Over | 3-Ride Limit With Exception
of #9, #5, Open HC Penning & Open Sort (4 Ride
Limit if 1 is Incentive) | #3 Draw Requires 3 Rides
60 Second Penning and Sorting Clock | A Lap Timer
Will Be Used to Break Ties in Sorting | 50% of Incentive
Purse Goes to Incentive | Payback is Fast Time (10%
of Purse) First Go, Three Places Finals Pays 5 Places
for First 100 Teams | If Over 100 Teams an Additional
Place Will Be Paid for Each 10 or Part of 10 Up to 10
Total Placings Being Paid in the Average.
All information subject to change.
MORE INFORMATION AT WWW.USTPA.COMMORE INFORMATION AT WWW.USTPA.COM
TEAM PENNNING & RANCH SORTING
AT 2012 HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW
A USTPA NATIONAL PRODUCTION SHOW
$20,000.00 ADDED MONEY!
Houston Rider Deposits & Stall Fees Due Friday, February 24th
Call USTPA: 817-326-4444 or Fax 817-326-4469
$100 Rider Deposit Required for All Competitors. All Horses on Grounds Must Have a Stall. Stall Must be Pre-Paid and are Non-Refundable. See Site Info for Details.
USTPA Office Ph (817) 326-4444 | Fax (817) 326-4469
Reliant Center8334 Fannin StreetHouston, TX 770544pm, Saturday, March 10th10pm, Tuesday, March 13thNo earlier arrivals or later departures.6:30am to End of Show Day Sun-Tues6:30am to End of Show Day$10 - 2 Show Parking Passes and2 Show Gate Passes Provided Per Ownerat Check-In. Passes Required for Entry.$75/ea. - To Be Paid in Full by 2/24/12,non-refundable. Limited availability. Allhorses on grounds must have stalls.No outside shavings. Visitwww.RodeoHouston.com for more info
None on grounds and no over-nightstays in vehicles/trailers on grounds.No pets allowed anywhere on the groundsdue to safety & health regulations.No unauthorized product or servicesales or promotion. HLSR vendorcontract required.Negative EIA/Coggins within 12 months.Health Certificate within 30 days.
Main ArenaStreet Address
Earliest ArrivalLatest Departure
Later or EarlierOffice HoursArena Hours
Parking & Gate Pass
Horse & Tack Stalls
Bedding/Shavings
General RVCamping
Pet Restrictions
VendorRestrictions
Required HorseHealth Documents
USTPA.com
USTPA atHouston
Livestock ShowMarch
11-13, 2012
Deposit &Stall Deadline:Fri, Feb. 24th
Pre-EntriesNot Required
SUNDAY - MARCH 11, 20127:00 AMOpen Handicap Penning (Pick 2/Draw 2)
#9 w/#7 Inc PenningQuick Draw Penning - Round 1#11 Masters Penning (Pick 2/Draw 1)
Quick Draw Penning - Round 2Quick Draw Penning - Finals#11 PenningMONDAY - MARCH 12, 20127:00 AM#5 w/#3 Inc Penning#3 Draw PenningJr Youth PenningSr Youth PenningBreakOpen w/#8 Inc SortingJr Youth SortingSr Youth Sorting#9 SortingTUESDAY - MARCH 13, 20127:00 AM #6 Sorting#3 Sorting
PRE-PAID DEPOSIT, STALL & PERMIT FEESREQUIRED BY 2/24/12. $100 LATE FEE APPLIES.Non-refundable $100 deposit, stall and permit fees due Friday, February 24, 2012. National Production Shows charge $7 per man, per ride for World Championship Monies.#3 Draw requires three rides. Masters Class for USTPA members age 50 and up. 3-ridelimit with exception of Open Pen, #9 Pen, #5 Pen & Open Sort (4-ride limit if one is incentive).60-second penning clock & sorting clock. Split timer will be used to break ties in sorting.Finals pay up to 5 places for first 100 teams. If over 100 teams, an additional place willbe paid for each 10, or part of 10 up to10 places paid in the average. 50% of incentive pursemoney goes to incentive. Announcements & postings at event supersede all print material.USTPA Rules can be found in Member Handbook at www.USTPA.com under “Downloads”.
Signature
Printed Name
Emergency Cell Ph
Email Address
Paying $100 Deposits For
# of Horse/Tack Stalls x $75/ea.= $
# of Gate & Parking Passes (Includes 2 of Each) x $10= $
Credit Card Information (3% convenience fee will be applied to credit card charges)
___Visa ___MC ___Disc ___AmEx Exp Date ______ CCV ______
Name On Card
Card #
3 digits on back of card
RELEASE OF LIABILITY: By entering this competition, you acknowledge and agree to abide by all rulesand regulations imposed by the USTPA pertaining to this event or competition including, but not limited to themandatory show fee payment policy displayed at the show secretary desk and the rules of the host facility and/orgrounds. Further, you acknowledge that you understand that horse activities, including shows, are high risksports and involve inherently dangerous risks of serious injury and death. You are participating in this horseshow at your own risk and your participation indicates your acknowledgement to release and hold harmlessthe USTPA, its officers, directors, officials, agents, employees and volunteers from any liability for acts oromissions resulting in accidents, damage, death, injury or illness to yourself or your property including yourhorse(s). Further, you agree to indemnify the USTPA, its officers, directors, officials, agents, employees andvolunteers from any and all liabilities or claims made by other individuals or entries as a result of your actionsor the actions of your horse during this event. See state’s regulations of equine activity producer limitationsof liabilities for more information.
DEPOSIT & STALLRESERVATION FORM
March 11-13, 2012Deposit, Stall & Permit Fees DueWednesday, February 24, 2012
See HoustonLivestock Show SiteInformation Sheetat USTPA.com forMore Information
$20,000.00 ADDED!$20,000.00 ADDED!1,300 TEAM LIMIT - BE SURETO ENTER TEAMS ASAP ATTHE SHOW OFFICE UPON
ARRIVAL - NO PRE ENTRIES
SHOW SITE INFORMATION
Team Counts Will BeLimited Each Day
Get Your Entries In Early! The show office will open
at 5pm on 3/10 to begin accepting entry forms.
No pre-entries allowed.
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Reward Class: Region Roamer Bonus Class• OpentoRegion2&10memberswhohavequalifiedtoattendtheRegionalFinals.• Membermusthaveriddeninatleast1RegionallySanctionedShow(notaNationalProductionShow)intheotherRegion.Costis$25andconsistsof
1drawridewith100%paybackand$2,000addedmoney.Classisanall-draw,alllevelhandicapclass.• DoubleYourChances!Rideinatleast2RegionallySanctionedShows(notNationalProductionShows)intheotherRegionandyouarequalifiedforupto2drawridesintheRegionRoamerClass.
Qualifications for the 2012 Region 2 & 10 Finals:Ridermustattend4USTPASanctionedShowsinRegionbutonly1NationalProductionShowcancount.6Penningridesand3Sortingridesateachshowforthatshowtocount.
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Holding Herd
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Howdy, Rain has finally arrived in south Texas again and we are very thankful. Hopefully the weather is treating you well also.
2012 is promising to be a great year for the USTPA as we close our biggest show ever at the National Western Stock Show. Attracting nearly 1,100 teams, I hope this show is a predictor of our future events and the strengthening equine industry. Riders from as far as Canada participated and we even had riders from Italy who stopped by the show to learn more about the USTPA. But the show didn’t just set participation records; it also allowed us to highlight the top performers in our sports to the crowds at the stock show. The exciting rides of the final ten teams in the #11 Pro/Am/Novice Penning and the Open Handicap Penning kept the crowd at the PBR performances entertained and introduced a whole new audience of rodeo fans to our sports. What a great start for the 2012 year!
Another success this year has been our new membership campaign. We have had several new members join the Association and old friends have returned. Remember to tell anyone who has not been an active member for the last three years that they can apply for a full refund of their membership fee if they attend one National Production or Sanctioned show.
Now for the news many of you have been waiting for, the Board of Directors has voted to move the USTPA 2012 Wrangler World Championship to the heart of cowboy country in Ardmore, Oklahoma. Scheduled for November 12 through November 17, 2012, the show will be held at the historic Hardy Murphy Coliseum (www.HardyMurphyColiseum.com) in Ardmore. Situated just north of the Texas border, right off I-35 and less than 2 hours from the historic stockyard districts of Oklahoma City and Fort Worth, Ardmore offers plenty of nice restaurants and entertainment options for the entire family. Locally you are minutes from beautiful Lake Murray, the Arbuckle Mountains, and the Chickasaw National Recreation area. If you are a gambler, and we all know Team Penners might take a risk, one of the largest casinos in the area, the WinStar, is only 35 minutes south on I-35. The town has many nice hotels, the facility offers RV camping and the local airport is within walking distance of the show grounds. So no matter what your taste Ardmore has a lot to offer. And if all that isn’t enough, an estimated $275,000 in added money and prizes might stimulate some of you to get qualified!
I truly hope to see all of you at a USTPA event soon and remember, it’s not about the wins you take, it’s about the friends you make.
Jake Wells, DVMPresident, USTPA
Limited Time OfferCall 817.326.4444
New*2012 Family Membership
$150 Refund!
2012 Individual Membership$65 Refund!
2012 Youth Membership$35 Refund!
New members joining the USTPA by March 1, 2012 as annual individual, youth or family members are eligible to receive a refund for the full amount of their ‘12 membership fee after competing at their first USTPA National Production or USTPA Sanctioned show! Up to a $150 value!*
*Offer good towards new memberships paid 11/7/11 – 3/1/12. New membership status applies to memberships for individuals and families who have not been USTPA members in last 3 years (2009-2011 USTPA members are not eligible). To receive refund, new member must notify USTPA Administrative Office of the show they attended and request credit. USTPA will verify participation at show and then send member a refund for the full amount of the cost of their membership, up to $150 per new membership. Not applicable on Lifetime or Officials’ memberships. Credit will be processed through USTPA administrative office following notification and receipt of event results. Refund check will be mailed and payable to new member.
Join USTPA Today
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Class Name Entry/Rider Payback Added $ PrizeOpen Handicap Penning*(Pick2/Draw2)
Quick Draw Penning (1Entry=3Rides)
#13 Penning (Pick3/Draw1, up to 4 Draws)
#11 Masters Penning (Pick2/Draw1)
#11 Penning (Pick3/Draw1, up to 4 Draws)
#9 Penning (Pick3/Draw1, up to 4 Draws)
#7 Penning (Pick3/Draw1, up to 4 Draws)
#5 Penning (Pick3/Draw1, up to 4 Draws)
#3 Draw Pen (1Entry=3Rides)
AQHA Pen (Open/Am/Youth)
Jr. Youth Pen
Sr. Youth Pen
Open Sort w/#8 Inc
#9 Sort (Pick3/Draw1, up to 4 Draws)
#6 Sort (Pick3/Draw1, up to 4 Draws)
#3 Sorting (Pick3/Draw1, up to 4 Draws)
Jr. Youth Sort
Sr. Youth Sort
AQHA Sorting (Open/Am/Youth)
$100
$351/3 Rides
$65
$90
$65
$60
$60
$50
$120/3 Rides
$35
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$75
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*Must Pick to Draw
Masters for USTPA Members Aged 50 and Over
Quick Draw & #3 Draw Pen Require 3 Rides
60 Second Penning & Sorting Clock
A Lap Timer Will Be Used to Break Ties in Sorting
50% of Incentive Purse Goes to Incentive
Payback is Fast Time (10% of Purse) First Go,
Finals Pays 5 Places for First 100 Teams. If Over100 Teams an Additional Place Will Be Payedfor Each 10 or Part of 10 Up to 10 Total PlacingsBeing Paid in the Average
Announcements and Postings at Event SupercedeAll Printed Materials. Subject to change.
Mandatory Rider Deposit DueWednesday, April 4, 2012
For More Information, SeeEntry Form and Site Infoat USTPA.comTeam Penners & Ranch Sorters
Spring
Round-Up2012
national production shownational production shownational production show
Spring
Round-Up2012
Duncan, Oklahoma, April 13-15, 2012
$10,000Added
$10,000Added
CHECK-OUTEXCITING
NEW FORMAT &ENTRY FEES!
USTPA Office: 3609 Acton Hwy., Suite 21, Granbury, TX 76049Ph (817) 326-4444 | Fax (817) 326-4469 | www.USTPA.com
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USTPA Office: 3609 Acton Hwy., Suite 21, Granbury, TX 76049 | Ph (817) 326-4444 | Fax (817) 326-4469 | www.USTPA.com
Stephens County Fairgrounds2002 South 13th StreetDuncan, OK 735338am, Thursday, April. 12thEnd of Show, Sunday, April 15thContact USTPA for information onearlier or later stall leases. Additionalcost will apply.6:30am Friday-Sunday6:30am to End of Show DayAll stalls pre-assigned through USTPAoffice. Stall assignments will be postedonline and in barn.$85/ea. - Choose your location! Sold on afirst come, first serve basis.$75/ea. - Pre-assigned by office.ALL STALLS INCLUDE 2 BAGS OFBEDDING. Additional bedding $8.00/bagthrough show office. No outside bedding.RV Camping on-site $20/day. Must bereserved in advance through USTPA.Water & Electric. 30Amp or 50Amp.No unauthorized product or servicesales or promotion. USTPA vendorcontract required.No smoking or tobacco are allowed inbuildings or arena. No alcoholallowed on fairgrounds. Dogs only. All dogs must be on a leashor in a kennel. Visible tags recommended.Owner/handler must remove/clean waste.No unauthorized product or service sales.USTPA vendor contract required.Negative EIA/Coggins within 12 months.Health Certificate within 30 days.Quality Inn1015 N. Hwy. 81Duncan, OK 73533Ph: (580) 252-1500
Facility Address
Earliest ArrivalLatest Departure
Later or Earlier
Office HoursArena Hours
Stall Assignments
VIP Stalls
Standard StallsBedding/Shavings
RV Camping
RV ServicesVendor Restrictions
Facility Restrictions
Pet Restrictions
VendorRestrictions
Required HorseHealth Documents
Official Hotel
April 13-15Deposit &
Stall Deadline:Wednesday,April 4, 2012
Pre-EntriesNot Required
FRIDAY - APRIL 13th - 7:00AMOpen Handicap Penning (Pick 2/Draw 2)
#13 Penning (Pick 3/Draw 1, Up to 4 Draws)
#11 Masters Penning#9 Penning (Pick 3/Draw 1, Up to 4 Draws)
AQHA Penning* (Open, Am, Youth)
SATURDAY - APRIL 14th - 7:00AM#7 Penning (Pick 3/Draw 1, Up to 4 Draws)
#11 Penning (Pick 3/Draw 1, Up to 4 Draws)
#5 Penning (Pick 3/Draw 1, Up to 4 Draws)
Quick Draw Penning - 1st RoundSr Youth PenningQuick Draw Penning 2nd RoundQuick Draw Penning FinalsJr Youth Penning#3 Draw PenningSUNDAY - APRIL 15th - 7:00AM Open w/#8 Incentive Sorting#9 Sorting (Pick 3/Draw 1, Up to 4 Draws)
Jr Youth SortSr Youth Sort#6 Sorting (Pick 3/Draw 1, Up to 4 Draws)
#3 Sorting (Pick 3/Draw 1, Up to 4 Draws)
AQHA Sorting* (Youth, Open, Am)
Special ride limits and entry fees apply on this show! See flyer for details.National Production Shows charge $7 per rider, per ride for World Championship monies.Quick Draw Penning & #3 Draw Penning require three rides.Masters Class for USTPA members age 50 and up.60-second penning clock & sorting clock. Split timer will be used to break ties in sorting.Finals pay up to 5 places for first 100 teams. If over 100 teams, an additional place willbe paid for each 10, or part of 10 up to10 places paid in the average.50% of incentive purse money goes to incentive.Announcements & postings at event supersede all printed materials.
Signature
Printed Name
Emergency Cell Ph
Email Address
Paying $100 Non-Refundable Deposits For:
# of VIP Stalls at $85/ea. (please call office to pick stalls):
# of Standard Stalls at $75/ea. (assigned by office):
# of RV Spaces: # of RV Nights Per Space:
Credit Card Information (3% convenience fee will be applied to credit card charges)
___Visa ___MC ___Disc ___AmEx Exp Date ______ CCV ______
Name On Card
Card #
3 digits on back of card
RELEASE OF LIABILITY: By entering this competition, you acknowledge and agree to abide by all rulesand regulations imposed by the USTPA pertaining to this event or competition including, but not limited to themandatory show fee payment policy displayed at the show secretary desk and the rules of the host facility and/orgrounds. Further, you acknowledge that you understand that horse activities, including shows, are high risksports and involve inherently dangerous risks of serious injury and death. You are participating in this horseshow at your own risk and your participation indicates your acknowledgement to release and hold harmlessthe USTPA, its officers, directors, officials, agents, employees and volunteers from any liability for acts oromissions resulting in accidents, damage, death, injury or illness to yourself or your property including yourhorse(s). Further, you agree to indemnify the USTPA, its officers, directors, officials, agents, employees andvolunteers from any and all liabilities or claims made by other individuals or entries as a result of your actionsor the actions of your horse during this event. See state’s regulations of equine activity producer limitationsof liabilities for more information.
USTPATENTATIVE
SHOWSCHEDULE
SUBJECT TO CHANGEPLEASE SEE SCHEDULEONLINE PRIOR TO SHOW
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DEPOSIT & STALLRESERVATION FORMDeposit & Stall DeadlineWEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 2012
national production shownational production shownational production show
Show & Site Information
NON-REFUNDABLE $100 RIDER DEPOSIT DUE BY 4/4/12. STALLS ARE LIMITED& MUST BE RESERVED IN ADVANCE. $100 LATE FEE APPLIES AFTER 4/4/12.
April 13-15, 2012
Open Handicap Pen Pick 2 / Draw 2: Tom Bross, Kelly Scanga, Troy Hayden
Open Handicap Pen: An Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Kristi Hill-Staudt (not pictured)
#13 Pen: Robert Strenge, Amber Haselip, Jared Lesh #11 Pro-Am-Nov Pen: Hannah Rainey, Donnie Olson, Mike Pruitt
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#5 / #3 Inc Pen: Don Schmitz, Phillip Wright, Cory Avey #3 Draw Pen: Amber Chevallier, Ben Bacca, Dennis Dube
Sr Youth Pen: Victoria Buls, Jessica Chevallier, Amber Chevallier
#11 Masters Pen: Daryl Hammerstram, Kathy Coulson, Carther Rice
Jr Youth Pen: Victoria Buls, Kody Ward
#9 / #7 Inc Pen: An Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Laura Brady
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#6 Sort: Rob Schalk, Pat Bolin #3 Sort: Cheree Lebrecht, Kevin Speer
Sr Youth Sort: Jordan Byrd, Amber Chevallier
Open / #8 Inc Sort: Jordan Lesh, Joel Lesh
Jr Youth Pen: Victoria Buls, Kyler Haselip
#9 Sort: Pat Bolin, Patrick Moellendorf
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Remembering “Bubba” by Sonya Buckner
Peppy Sans Image • 2/18/88 - 1/11/12
My mother found Bubba in March of 1994 at the NCHA Area work offs in Jackson, Mississippi. She was actually looking at him for a friend of ours but when I saw him I had to have him. It took my mom 4 years to get papers on him because the gentleman we bought him from did not even own him. He was my first competitive horse (hauling up and down the road). In his prime I was offered lots of money, trucks, and a corvette for him but I would never let him go. He actually taught me how to read a cow. He was not that fast so I had to learn how to work angles with him instead of us-ing speed to out run the cattle.
After I had Shiann I decided he was the one for her. They just took up with each other both just a little aggravating at times. She started riding him around 2 years old; and he would not even walk for her unless I walked with him. When she was around 3 he finally started to trot with her on a limited basis. At about 4 years old she figured out how to pick the strings up on the back of her saddle to whip him and
he started loping a couple of feet. Their first show was in Batesville, Mississippi July 2011 at Brian’s DRTPA show; and they competed in the junior youth penning class. When Shiann turned Bubba to come up the hole he loped a little too fast so she changed horses but that was the last time. From that point on if you saw Shiann competing it was on Bubba. The very next weekend they made their first USTPA national production show appearance in Tunica, Mississippi. In September 2011, they won their first and last buckle together. They placed 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in the Junior youth penning class at the DRTPA finals in Forest, Mississippi. At that same show they almost won the Senior youth penning class. I decided they were doing so good together that she should go to the National Western Stock Show in Denver, Colorado where USTPA puts on a national production show. There they competed in the Junior and Senior youth team penning classes and also in the Junior youth ranch sorting class on January 8, 2012. They tried
very hard but did not walk away with any buckles.
On January 11 he was left at a barn,
in a panel stall by himself where something came into the barn, attacked, and killed him. Here is where the guilt lies on me. Typi-cally I would never let Shiann miss 5 days of school to go to a team penning or ranch sort-ing because I want her to know that school is important. I let her go this time because I thought if she started going to things like this at a young age then she would not be ner-vous the older she gets. Also, if I were not such a cheap person I would have paid for stalls at the facility instead of staying with friends. So for these things I am so sorry to Bubba that I did not protect him. As an ani-mal owner we are 100% responsible for the health and well being of our animals because we have domesticated them and made them somewhat defenseless. I am so grateful that God put him in our lives, I just wish I could have done something for him when he needed me the most. I will never be able to replace him. He taught Shiann and me so much but he had so much more to teach her. What most people do not understand about Bubba is that he was really not a kid’s horse; he just put up with a lot. In February 2011, I had to use him at a DRTPA show in Unadil-la, Georgia during the 9 penning class which we won. So for him to then turn around and let a 4 year old at the time ride him says a lot about what kind of mind he had. I will forever miss and Love him. Thank you so very much BUBBA
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When most six year old little girls were at home playing with their tea sets, Hannah Rainey was discovering a world that would change her life forever. “I got started in team penning when my Dad’s friend heard about the sport, and we decided to give it a try. We didn’t have any neck or back numbers, so we just tied colored tags around the cow’s tails to distinguish the trios from each other,” she says with a laugh. Eighteen
years later, Hannah has come a long way
since then, and she is now considered a top contender at all of the USTPA
events that she attends. In fact, she just returned home from one of her favorite events of the year, the National Western Stock Show in Denver, Colorado. “Denver isn’t just a show,” Hannah says as she recalls the thrill of being able to ride during the PBR evening performance. “I made it to the finals both nights and ended up winning the #11 Pro/Am/Novice Penning, which was definitely a thrill.” Hannah encourages
anyone who has never been to this
particular show to attend next year. “The lights, lasers, and ultimately, just the show itself, is spectacular.”
While Hannah doesn’t have any immediate thoughts of training horses
full time, she does enjoy buying younger prospects and bringing them along. “I look for horses that have a big heart and will do anything you ask them to do, when you ask it,” she says. Her current favorite mount is Doc, an eleven year old sorrel AQHA gelding, who she lovingly describes as being totally fearless. “You never have to ask Doc twice, and he always gets the job done,” Hannah says with
obvious pride. Hannah
currently has six horses that are shared between her and her Dad. “Horses are really a family event for us,” says Hannah. Even though her Mom has quit riding, she definitely keeps busy behind the scenes and fully supports her family. Hannah’s Dad is a former USTPA President, and Hannah jokes about how he
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“kicked her butt” at last years World Show by earning the High Point Rider for the Show. “I’ll definitely be back next year though,” Hannah states. “Everyone that you see throughout the year is there, and it’s so much fun to catch up and socialize; as well as get the opportunity to ride with and compete against the best in the industry.”
Hannah, a recent graduate from Mississippi State, is now working full time in her family’s sod business. Due to her work schedule, she doesn’t get to go to events every single weekend, but enjoys every minute when she does. “I love traveling to the shows and getting to meet new people,” Hannah says about the USTPA. “I wouldn’t consider myself a road hand, but I’ve been doing it just as long as most,” she says. The main thing Hannah recommends to others who are just getting started is,
“Don’t give up! You have just as much a shot to win that day as the person who travels and competes every weekend. If you practice hard at home, then you just have to ‘bring it when it counts’.” When asked which discipline she enjoys the most - team penning or sorting - she takes a little time to decide, but ultimately decides on sorting. “Sorting allows you to show
more of your horse’s ability since it is performed in such close quarters. There’s more room to allow for mistakes in the open arena of team penning,” she says.
Even though
Hannah is concentrating on other things at the moment, she says that she would like to run for a Director’s office with the USTPA sometime in the future. She feels that it is important to give back to the association that has helped her so much throughout the years. Currently, Hannah enjoys helping
the USTPA youth by mentoring them at events and providing coaching as needed. “I love the sensation of watching them win, and feeling that I helped them get to that point. Their success means just as much, if not more, than my own,” Hannah states. “Horses teach such responsibility, and I believe that is an important lesson to future generations.” Hannah also credits the horses for helping her learn the importance
of time management. She added, “When I was in college, I had to balance everything and figure out how to get it all done before I could leave to go to a show. It definitely helped shape me into the person I am today.” According to Hannah, she plans to keep penning and sorting for many more years to come. “I enjoy being with my parents and having the opportunity to spend time with them. So, as long as they want to go, it will definitely be a family affair.” Hannah wishes to give a special thanks to her parents for introducing her to the sport, and for standing beside her through the years. “If it wasn't for them, none of my accomplishments would have been possible.”
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Rating Name Points 1 April Hoch 69 1 Cory Avey 51 1 Lance Snyder 44 1 Jeffery Brown 43 1 Lisa Deluca 41 1 Cindy Murray 39 1 Tom Schwarzkopf 38 1 Linda Sue Goodwin 36 1 Jennifer Lyons 36 1 Josh Cochran 33 Rating Name Points 2 Terry Brooks 207 2 Cheryl Krouse 128 2 Carther Rice 88 2 Jennifer Guzzi 83 2 An Johnson 66 2 Gary Rogers 64 2 Robert Strenge 63 2 Meghan O’Brien 63 2 Kerry Horn 53 2 James D Dunn 45 Rating Name Points 3 Nick Borgia 123 3 Kenneth Wallace 77 3 Alex Nelson 73 3 Tony Gibbs 61 3 Janine Kassab 56
3 Connor Keith 53 3 Gabriel Renda 52 3 Danielle Goyer 51 3 Dean McCarty 50 3 Houston Heidelberg 46 Rating Name Points 4 Pat Bolin 133 4 Donnie Olson 80 4 Tanner Keith 57 4 David Horn 50 4 Bill Borgen 49 4 Whitney Lynch 48 4 Kelly Scanga 45 4 Tate Scanga 44 4 Paige Westfall 41 4 Brent Nelson 37 Rating Name Points 5 David Mariage 79 5 Tom Bross 77 5 Jerry Johnson 70 5 Tommy Walker 56 5 Corey Hill 48 5 Larry Keith 40 5 Amber Haselip 39 5 Dwayne Haselip 33 5 Troy Hayden 31 5 Patrick Moellendorf 14
Rating Name Points 6 Megan Walsh 97 6 Mike Belter 82 6 Hannah Rainey 81 6 Tommy Roberson 31 6 David Rainey 30 6 Bryan Blackman 26 6 Larry Pancost 26 6 Bill Lawless 9 6 Jodi Hill 2 Rating Name Points 7 Joel Lesh 217 7 Jared Lesh 102 7 Sarah Lesh 65 7 Brian Buckner 34 7 Sonya Buckner 28 7 Bobby Gray 27
1st Go = teams in class2nd Go = teams in round3rd Go = teams in roundShort Go = teams in roundAverage = overall teams in class
The USTPA is proud to recognize our leading riders in each rating throughout the year and recognize our Year-End World Champions and Reserve World Champions. Leading rider rankings are calculated on a point based system. The top rider with the most points in each rider rating at the end of the show year is the USTPA Year-End World Champion of that rating and
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USTPA Rider Points Calculations
No. of Teams in
Class1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th
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5-9 2 1
10-14 3 2 1
15-19 4 3 2 1
20-24 5 4 3 2 1
25-29 6 5 4 3 2 1
30-34 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
35-39 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
40-44 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
45+ 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 120
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The International Sport of Team Penning By Larry Kuyper
Team penning expands around the world, as aptly demonstrated on the edge of the Andes Mountains at San Cristobal, Venezuela in January, 2012. The San Cristobal Festival, a three week event, was prepared to run the largest team penning in Venezuela with 132 teams, each running four times over three days. To determine the semi final contestants, the team's three fastest times and cattle were added together, dropping the fourth run. The top 60 teams returned to the arena one more time to determine the top 20 finalists
ASOGATA, the cattlemen's asso-ciation in Venezuela, was the promoter with ASOWEST, the western sports organization which includes team penning, providing the rules, judges and office administration. With 500 active members, ASOWEST continues to modify and enhance the sport. In 2009, John May, USTPA past officer, through a chance meeting with Emilio
Llamozas at the AQHA World Show, received an invitation
to Venezuela where he con-ducted the first Judges' seminar
and USTPA sanctioned shows. Since that time, many cutting bred
horses have been imported with over 95% of the horses at the show having been imported from the USA. All had earned money in cutting or working cow horse before migrating to the team penning arena.
I was invited, as USTPA's Inter-national Liaison, to help strengthen our team penning ties. Emilio Llamo-zas, again played an influential role, with the invitation coming from Luis Hernandez, President of ASOGATA. Interviews of myself occurred with Venezuela radio, TV, and news-papers with USTPA being predominantly displayed as the inter-national partner in this event. The result was the grandstand teem-ing with over 12,000 people in attendance.
My hosts dur-ing my visit were Senor Luis Her-nandez, President of ASOGATA,
his daughter and Show Secretary, Veronica, Raphael Suarez, Officer and Judge within ASOWEST, and his 14 year old son, Juan, who seemed to be my personal interpreter. My impor-tant guide and competitor, Marcos Chocron, who met me at the Caracas airport at 10:00PM, escorted me to my hotel, and at 4:30AM the next morn-ing flew with me to San Cristobal, was a pleasure to be around. Marcos then insured, once in San Cristobal, that my travels from the airport to the hotel and to the Festival all occurred with-out any problems.
The show started with opening com-ments from Luis Hernandez, followed by myself, USTPA Representative
Larry Kuyper, reinforcing
USTPA's desire to work with other countries to expand team penning. A singer then sang a rous-ing song of the highs and lows of team penning. (I'm still trying to secure the English translation.)
Each team wore the same color shirts with the same insignias. It was not unusual to see
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riders walking around with two or three shirts to change into depending on which team was entering the arena. Teams could enter twice with the same riders, but thereafter had to change one rider.
The 125 x 300 foot outdoor arena, set in the center of San Cristobal with a soccer stadium, in one direction, a basketball stadium in another and the An-
des as a backdrop created a mag-nificent scene! The 396 Bos Indicus (Brahma) bulls, weighing approxi-mately 900 pounds, split into 12 herds of 33 bulls apiece, challenged the cowboys throughout the first day with 43 teams finding the 90 second clock not long enough to obtain a successful time. (The 11th "number" in the herd was X) Most of the successful teams penned in 50 seconds or longer with the fastest time being 39 seconds.
The second day started with 75 de-gree weather and 132 teams optimisti-cally ready to test their luck and skill. They were undaunted knowing that they all had three more runs to secure a place in the semi finals, no matter what happened with the first run. The riders continued to face bulls that were unhappy about being moved around by horses, with some of the bulls turn-ing and charging the horses. Many
"no times" again occurred, but several teams found lady luck and reached the mid 20's on three head.
As the third go started the majority of the teams were still in the hunt for the $10,000 US first place prize since they knew one of their four runs, the worst, could be dropped. The com-plexion of the cattle also changed since new bulls were brought in for the
third and final day of the Festi-val, which again start-ed with 70 degree weather. High hopes for secur-ing pay
checks, buckles and trophies that went with making the top 20 still abounded.
The show was electrified by an excited crowd of 12,000 people who wanted to be heard. This was comple-mented by loud music between runs and cattle changes, resulting in people dancing at the edges of the arena. With the facility being located in the middle of a large beautiful city, many in the audience had never seen penning or understood the rules. The help from the crowd was loud in spotting cattle, letting riders know when cattle were coming back, or just the tremendous moves by the horses, riders and bulls. The bulls frequently tried to jump
out of the four foot brick lined arena topped with heavy railings. The people hanging on the railing quickly re-treated as 900 pound projectiles came hurdling after them in their attempt to escape. The noise was enhanced by continuous bands playing on the run-ways outside the venue and sometimes roars from the people watching the Cola, the flipping of 900 pound bulls by grabbing their tails from horseback and running past them to have the bull go head over apple cart, all within 2000 feet of the team penning arena.
The winners were recognized about midnight on Sunday evening with a presentation in the center of the arena. Senor Hernandez, Senor Suarez and myself, in short speeches, compli-mented the competitors and their suc-cess over the last three days. Each of the three riders on the Champion and
Reserve Champion Teams spoke over the PA system after receiving their awards. They spoke to the excitement of the competition, the enjoyment of the family, the cama-raderie that comes from team penning and the support of ASOGATA, ASOW-EST and USTPA. At the conclusion of the presentations,
a band started playing with people singing and dancing in the stadium, while fireworks were going off in the background. The team penners and their families were still going strong when I left for the hotel at 3:00AM. I believe many of them saw the sun rise over the stadium on Monday morning.
My overall impression of my four days in Venezuela is peoples' love of team penning knows no geographical boundaries. Like USTPA, ASOW-EST is composed of a strong group of dedicated core leaders that are focused on growing team penning into a true international sport like cutting and
reining. I learned that team penning is also active in Columbia, Brazil, Panama, Dominican Republic, as well as countries with which I have already been communicating, being South Africa, Czech Republic, Austria and Italy.
The bigger Brahma bulls, with a 40% foul line, crowds hanging over the fence swinging shirts, hats and umbrellas would create a challenge for the most
seasoned USTPA competitor, so I tip my hat to the Ven-ezuelan riders. I believe that Venezuela might be the first country that has "instant re-play" to review competitors'
concerns. Every run is videoed while a sepa-rate camera located at the foul line captures any infractions. At the end of the arena, the run is simulta-neously projected on a screen for the audience.
As I left Venezuela, I was already anticipating the next time I would meet my new friends, many who have not been named in this article,
but who enhanced my understand-ing of team penning in their country. Later this year, I will be returning to Venezuela to conduct a judges/officials clinic and see many of these folks. In
the near term, the plan is that 50-60 Venezuelan rid-ers and families will be coming to the Houston Livestock Show to compete. Best of luck to each and every one of them. May our USTPA family be as gracious and considerate to them as they were to me.
Let's go pen three!
USTPA Show Results Following are results for recent USTPA Sanctioned events. Results are listed in date order.
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2012 CW ConnectionOctober 1-2, 2011Shartlesville, PA
Open Handicap Pen Fast Go Payout: $324.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Dougal, Wayne 21.85 1 Mariage, Nicolas 21.85 1 Bross, Tom 21.85
Open Handicap Pen Average Payout: $2,700.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Dougal, Wayne 104.99 1 Mariage, Nicolas 104.99 1 Bross, Tom 104.99 2 Mariage, David 122.45 2 Mariage, Denis 122.45 2 Mariage, Nicolas 122.45 3 Wonderley, Chris 59.5 3 Miller, Jenna 59.5 3 Mariage, David 59.5 4 Wonderley, Chris 64.7 4 Norton, Ricky 64.7 4 Magaha, Chelsea 64.7
#11 PAN Pen Fast Go Payout: $324.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Walker, Tommy 27.19 1 Happel, Sherrie 27.19 1 Caban, Donald 27.19
#11 PAN Average Payout: $2,160.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Wonderley, Chris 122.92 1 Miller, Jenna 122.92 1 Kassab, Janine 122.92 2 Guzzi, Jennifer 121.89 2 Borgia, Nick 121.89 2 Mariage, David 121.89 3 Keith, Larry 128.72 3 Keith, Tanner 128.72 3 O’Brien, Meghan 128.72 4 Borgia, Nick 138.22 4 Guzzi, Jennifer 138.22 4 Kuyper, Larry 138.22
Sr Youth Pen Average Payout: $351.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 May, Casey 77.04 1 Link, Tylar 77.04 1 Belcher, Nicole 77.04 2 Keith, Connor 78.12 2 May, Kristine 78.12 2 Link, Tylar 78.12
Jr Youth Pen Average Payout: $324.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 May, Kristine 105.5 1 Zemek, Kassie 105.5 1 Adult Rider 105.5 2 Belcher, Nicole 120.54 2 Weiss, Autumm 120.54 2 Adult Rider 120.54
#9/#7 Inc Fast Go Payout: $702.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Keith, Connor 32.27 1 Keith, Tanner 32.27 1 O’Brien, Meghan 32.27
#9/#7 Inc Pen Average Payout: $3,360.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Keith, Connor 108.28 1 Keith, Tammy 108.28 1 Watts, Will 108.28 2 Borgia, Nick 121.3 2 Perssonatti, Heather 121.3 2 Guzzi, Jennifer 121.3 3 Walker, Tommy 128.78 3 Happel, Sherrie 128.78
3 Caban, Tracy 128.78 4 Guay, David 94.99 4 Guay, Tracy 94.99 4 Belcher, Barbara 94.99 5 Walker, Tommy 123.66 5 Gutshall, Gene 123.66 5 Kelvasa, Susan 123.66 6 Mariage, David 127.57 6 Sfera, Steven 127.57 6 Mariage, Denis 127.57 7 Gutshall, Gene 139.28 7 Weiss, Amy 139.28 7 Knight, Donnie 139.28 8 Keith, Connor 71.52 8 Keith, Tanner 71.52 8 O’Brien, Meghan 71.52
#7 Inc of #9 Pen Payout: $1,320.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Keith, Connor 108.28 1 Keith, Tammy 108.28 1 Watts, Will 108.28 2 Borgia, Nick 121.3 2 Perssonatti, Heather 121.3 2 Guzzi, Jennifer 121.3 3 Guay, David 94.99 3 Guay, Tracy 94.99 3 Belcher, Barbara 94.99 4 Gutshall, Gene 139.28 4 Weiss, Amy 139.28 4 Knight, Donnie 139.28
#5/#3 Inc Pen Fast Go Payout: $648.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Butts, Robert 27.39 1 Butts, Molly 27.39 1 Morissette, Alain 27.39
#5/#3 Inc Pen Average Payout: $2,838.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Crociata, Patrick 139.11 1 Sfera, Steven 139.11 1 Miller, Jenna 139.11 2 Renda, Gabriel 143.61 2 Butts, Robert 143.61 2 Staib, Jamie 143.61 3 Jamison, Robert 107.72 3 Deluca, Lisa 107.72 3 Lyons, Jennifer 107.72 4 Butts, Robert 118.5 4 Butts, Molly 118.5 4 Morissette, Alain 118.5 5 O’Brien, Julia 124.08 5 Pino, Bo 124.08 5 McCarty, Dean 124.08 6 Goodwin, Linda Sue 133.75 6 Hogg, Kathy 133.75 6 Hogg, Denny 133.75 7 Kupczyn, Julie 136.15 7 Neubig, Toby 136.15 7 Link, Tylar 136.15
#3 Inc of #5 Pen Payout: $405.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Obrien, Andrea 95.33 1 Tonetta, Anthony 95.33 1 Pinto, Louis 95.33 2 Shaw, Beth 28.93 2 Goodwin, Linda Sue 28.93 2 Guay, Tracy 28.93
#3 Pen Fast Go Payout: $189.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Morissette, Alain 30.36 1 Adkins, Terry 30.36 1 Goodwin, Linda Sue 30.36 #3 Pen Average Payout: $945.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Morissette, Alain 73.98 1 Adkins, Terry 73.98
1 Goodwin, Linda Sue 73.98 2 Deluca, Lisa 93.25 2 Felcetto, Christopher 93.25 2 Coffin, Naomi 93.25
Open Handicap Sort Average Payout: $1,552.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 O’Brien, Meghan 137.57 1 Kassab, Janine 137.57 2 Knight, Donnie 153.41 2 Walker, Tommy 153.41 3 Renda, Gabriel 157.76 3 Mariage, Nicolas 157.76
#9 Sort Average Payout: $2,724.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Harnish, Jamie 159.42 1 Nagle, Susan 159.42 2 Bross, Tom 174.63 2 Weikert, Ike 174.63 3 Keith, Larry 169.82 3 Keith, Tanner 169.82 4 Borgia, Nick 168.2 4 Guzzi, Jennifer 168.2 5 May, John 161.55 5 May, Kristine 161.55 6 Sfera, Steven 152.48 6 Caban, Donald 152.48
Sr Youth Sort Average Payout: $234.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Zemek, Kassie 94.8 1 May, Kristine 94.8 2 May, Kristine 57.58 2 Leduc, Hunter 57.58
Jr Youth Sort Average Payout: $234.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 May, Kristine 108.79 1 Leduc, Hunter 108.79 2 May, Kristine 85.29 2 Belcher, Nicole 85.29
#6 Sort Average Payout: $3,182.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Weiss, Amy 158.83 1 Gutshall, Gene 158.83 2 Link, Tylar 150.05 2 McCarty, Dean 150.05 3 Renda, Gabriel 161.71 3 Kassab, Janine 161.71 4 Ellis, Terra 146.26 4 Brown, Jeffery 146.26 5 Guay, David 148.78 5 Neubig, Toby 148.78 6 Borgia, Nick 113.73 6 Pilnik, Paul 113.73 7 Kassab, Janine 111.08 7 Caban, Donald 111.08 8 Ellis, Terra 117.1 8 Hoffa, Rich 117.1 9 Borgia, Nick 111.66 9 Guzzi, Jennifer 111.66
#3 Sort Average Payout: $1,594.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Blakeslee, Rick 165.96 1 Brown, Jeffery 165.96 2 Mariage, Nicolas 173.61 2 Crociata, Patrick 173.61 3 Mariage, Denis 166.51 3 Coffin, Naomi 166.51 4 O’Brien, Meghan 160.84 4 Johnson, Kelly 160.84 5 Butts, Molly 157.62 5 Staib, Jamie 157.62 6 Poland, Arthur 160.96 6 Koneski, Deborah 160.96
Lazy J Penning & Sorting19-Nov-11Stillwater, OK
Open Handicap Pen Average Payout: $2,478.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Rice, Carther 120.96 1 Walsh, Megan 120.96 1 Brooks, Terry 120.96 2 Lesh, Joel 128.94 2 Rainey, Hannah 128.94 2 Bolin, Pat 128.94
#13 Pen Average Payout: $2,121.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lesh, Jared 132.22 1 Olson, Steven 132.22 1 Wallace, Kenneth 132.22 2 Lesh, Joel 127.1 2 Olson, Donnie 127.1 2 Krouse, Cheryl 127.1
#11 Pen Average Payout: $1,906.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lesh, Joel 122.33 1 Rice, Carther 122.33 1 Victorian, Paul 122.33 2 Krouse, Cheryl 126.44 2 Lesh, Joel 126.44 2 Brooks, Terry 126.44
#9 Pen Average Payout: $1,440.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Brooks, Terry 135.83 1 Westfall, Paige 135.83 1 Krouse, Cheryl 135.83 2 Lesh, Joel 149.97 2 Hale, Gary 149.97 2 Hoch, April 149.97
#7 Pen Average Payout: $1,296.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Heidelberg, Houston 114.94 1 Brooks, Terry 114.94 1 Raper, Johnny 114.94 2 Estes, Gary D 120.57 2 Kumfer, Michael 120.57 2 Heidelberg, Houston 120.57
#5 Pen Average Payout: $972.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Richard, Joyce 120.89 1 Lawless, Suzie 120.89 1 Krouse, Cheryl 120.89 2 Kumfer, Michael 85.65 2 Garrison, Mike 85.65 2 Richard, Billy 85.65
#3 Pen Average Payout: $324.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Hoch, April 93.08 1 Oyler, Kelsi 93.08 1 Lawless, Suzie 93.08
Open Sort Average Payout: $2,228.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Brooks, Terry 162.89 1 Lesh, Jordan 162.89 2 Rainey, Hannah 170.91 2 Lesh, Joel 170.91 3 Krouse, Cheryl 125.19 3 Lesh, Sarah 125.19
#9 Sort Average Payout: $1,972.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Rice, Carther 133.93 1 Bolin, Pat 133.93 2 Lesh, Jordan 124.19 2 Olson, Steven 124.19 3 Rice, Carther 117.22 3 Lesh, Jordan 117.22
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#6 Sort Average Payout: $768.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Heidelberg, Houston 133.39 1 Miller, John 133.39 2 Lawless, Suzie 101.69 2 Krouse, Cheryl 101.69
#3 Sort Average Payout: $648.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Krouse, Cheryl 108.34 1 Hale, Gary 108.34 2 Krouse, Cheryl 133.18 2 Brooks, Terry 133.18
Lazy J Penning & Sorting10-Dec-11Stillwater, OK
Open Handicap Pen Average Payout: $1,503.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lesh, Joel 118.47 1 Krouse, Cheryl 118.47 1 Sayle, Ben 118.47 2 Krouse, Cheryl 129.91 2 Lesh, Jordan 129.91 2 Walsh, Megan 129.91
#11 Pen Average Payout: $1,200.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Hoch, April 79.49 1 Lesh, Joel 79.49 1 Wallace, Kenneth 79.49 2 Walsh, Megan 34.66 2 Wallace, Kenneth 34.66 2 Krouse, Cheryl 34.66
#9 Pen Average Payout: $1,440.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Maberry, Josh 131.17 1 Lesh, Joel 131.17 1 McDonald, James 131.17 2 Walsh, Megan 138.2 2 Rogers, Gary 138.2 2 Istre, Joey 138.2 3 Rogers, Gary 151.15 3 Heidelberg, Houston 151.15 3 Wallace, Kenneth 151.15
#5 Pen Average Payout: $918.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Krouse, Cheryl 129.04 1 Sayle, Ben 129.04 1 Sayle, Cathy 129.04 2 Sayle, Ben 152.79 2 Estes, Gary D 152.79 2 Hoch, April 152.79
#3 Pen Average Payout: $378.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Woods, Christy 156.98 1 McDonald, James 156.98 1 Bouget, Kelly 156.98 #9 Sort Average Payout: $1,672.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Rogers, Gary 149.98 1 Lesh, Joel 149.98 2 Lesh, Jordan 159.79 2 Brooks, Terry 159.79 3 Lesh, Joel 169.5 3 Sayle, Ben 169.5
#6 Sort Average Payout: $720.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Jaques, Greg 145.77 1 Brooks, Terry 145.77 2 Cantwell, Joshua 103.16 2 McBride, Jeremy 103.16
#3 Sort Average Payout: $360.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Jaques, Greg 170.02 1 Rogers, Gary 170.02
Denver National Western Stock Show & RodeoJanuary 8-11, 2012Golden & Denver, CO
Open Handicap Pen Fast Go Payout: $706.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Staudt, Jase 22.61 1 Scanga, Kelly 22.61 1 Scanga, Tate 22.61 2 Bolin, Pat 28.77 2 Bolin, Bob 28.77 2 Rice, Carther 28.77 3 Roberson, Tommy 29.24 3 Buckner, Brian 29.24 3 Buckner, Sonya 29.24
Open Handicap Pen Average Payout: $7,800.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Johnson, Jerry 103.12 1 Johnson, An 103.12 1 Hill-Staudt, Kristi 103.12 2 Blackman, Bryan 106.11 2 Roberson, Travis 106.11 2 Gibbs, Tony 106.11 3 Gibbs, Tony 107.82 3 Johnson, An 107.82 3 Johnson, Jerry 107.82 4 Roberson, Tommy 108.33 4 Buckner, Brian 108.33 4 Buckner, Sonya 108.33 5 Nelson, Alex 117.93 5 Nelson, Brent 117.93 5 Borgen, Bill 117.93
#13 Pen Fast Go Payout: $957.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lesh, Sarah 29.84 1 Haselip, Dwayne 29.84 1 Strenge, Julie 29.84 2 Lesh, Sarah 30.8 2 Goyer, Danielle 30.8 2 Sparks, Tom 30.8 3 Lesh, Jared 31.18 3 Haselip, Amber 31.18 3 Strenge, Robert 31.18
#13 Pen Average Payout: $9,600.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lesh, Jared 101.58 1 Haselip, Amber 101.58 1 Strenge, Robert 101.58 2 Johnson, Jerry 102.62 2 Johnson, An 102.62 2 Hill, Corey 102.62 3 Lesh, Joel 105.44 3 Olson, Donnie 105.44 3 Brooks, Terry 105.44 4 Brady, Laura 111.21 4 Bolin, Pat 111.21 4 Lesh, Joel 111.21 5 Nelson, Adam 113.2 5 Nelson, Alex 113.2 5 Borgen, Bill 113.2
#11 Masters Pen Fast Go Payout: $873.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Hubbard, Morris 29.22 1 Bolin, Bob 29.22 1 Krouse, George 29.22 2 Gray, Bobby 30.5 2 Sparks, Tom 30.5 2 Strenge, Julie 30.5 3 Rasmussen, Roy 30.96 3 Kent, Duane 30.96 3 Olson, Candy 30.96
#11 Masters Pen Average Payout: $8,874.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Coulson, Kathy 114.9 1 Rice, Carther 114.9 1 Hammerstram, Darrell 114.9 2 Rainey, David 124.32 2 Rein, Cindy 124.32 2 Rein, Jeffrey 124.32
3 Abney, Julie 128.85 3 Waldoch, Patti 128.85 3 Waldoch, Joe 128.85 4 Dube, Dennis 128.97 4 Nelson, Brent 128.97 4 Pancost, Carol 128.97 5 Wallace, Kenneth 129.33 5 Rainey, David 129.33 5 Krouse, Cheryl 129.33
Jr Youth Pen Average Payout: $432.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Buls, Victoria 84.64 1 Ward, Kody 84.64 1 Adult Rider 84.64
Sr Youth Pen Average Payout: $432.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Buls, Victoria 81.43 1 Chevallier, Amber 81.43 1 Chevallier, Jessica 81.43
Jr Youth Sort Average Payout: $324.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Buls, Victoria 73.31 1 Haselip, Kyler 73.31
Sr Youth Sort Average Payout: $396.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Byrd, Jordan 96.18 1 Chevallier, Amber 96.18 2 Buls, Victoria 110.02 2 Chevallier, Amber 110.02
Open / #8 Inc Sort Fast Go Payout: $804.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Gray, Bobby 51.22 1 Buckner, Sonya 51.22 2 Lesh, Jared 53.67 2 Lesh, Sarah 53.67 3 Lesh, Jared 55.97 3 Lesh, Jordan 55.97
Open / #8 Inc Sort Average Payout: $5,392.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lesh, Jordan 159.13 1 Lesh, Joel 159.13 2 Walsh, Megan 169.75 2 Lesh, Joel 169.75 3 Haselip, Amber 157.58 3 Roberson, Tommy 157.58 4 Lesh, Jared 172.1 4 Lesh, Joel 172.1 5 Gray, Bobby 163.74 5 Belter, Mike 163.74
#8 Inc of Open Sort Payout: $2,346.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Haselip, Dwayne 110.9 1 Roberson, Travis 110.9 2 Buckner, Brian 114.78 2 Walker, Tammie 114.78 3 Horn, David 116.64 3 Warner, Randy 116.64 4 Walsh, Megan 109.9 4 Brooks, Terry 109.9
#9 Sort Fast Go Payout: $1,168.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Nelson, Alex 43.74 1 Borgen, Bill 43.74 2 Lynch, Whitney 51.4 2 Olson, Donnie 51.4 3 Roberson, Tommy 53.24 3 Roberson, Travis 53.24
#9 Sort Average Payout: $11,000.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Moellendorf, Patrick 172.6 1 Bolin, Pat 172.6 2 Lynch, Whitney 151.4 2 Olson, Donnie 151.4 3 Abney, Bill 169.85 3 Abney, Julie 169.85 4 Goyer, Danielle 178.8 4 Belter, Mike 178.8 5 Cochran, Josh 164.45 5 Donohue, Adam 164.45 6 Nelson, Alex 163.74 6 Borgen, Bill 163.74
#6 Sort Fast Go Payout: $1,126.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Nelson, Adam 56.07 1 Nelson, Alex 56.07 2 Horn, Lisa 59.26 2 Horn, David 59.26 3 Hoch, April 56.67 3 Wallace, Kenneth 56.67
#6 Sort Average Payout: $10,632.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Bolin, Pat 150.03 1 Schalk, Rob 150.03 2 Horn, Kerry 167.1 2 Horn, David 167.1 3 Horn, Lisa 179.26 3 Horn, David 179.26 4 Abney, Bill 145.34 4 Waldoch, Joe 145.34 5 Hoch, April 147.53 5 Wallace, Kenneth 147.53 6 Heller, Bette 159.27 6 Karlinski, Suzy 159.27 7 Bolin, Pat 110.9 7 Rice, Carther 110.9 8 Gibbs, Tony 109.76 8 Roberson, Travis 109.76 9 Cochran, Josh 113.33 9 Finnegan, Brian 113.33
#3 Sort Fast Go Payout: $648.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Craig, Terri 57.23 1 Olson, Candy 57.23 2 Strenge, Julie 59.96 2 Krouse, George 59.96 3 Murray, Cindy 55.31 3 Avey, Cory 55.31
#3 Sort Average Payout: $6,332.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lebrecht, Cheree 169 1 Speer, Kevin 169 2 Dunn, James D 146.47 2 Snyder, Lance 146.47 3 Murray, Cindy 153.04 3 Avey, Cory 153.04 4 Vondrak, Jennifer F 176.37 4 Schwarzkopf, Tom 176.37 5 Abney, Julie 161.27 5 Stewart, Randall 161.27 6 Herrmann, Henry 138.81 6 Karber, Marva 138.81
Open Handicap Pen Pick 2/Draw 2 Fast Go Payout: $1,176.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Rainey, David 29.69 1 Rainey, Hannah 29.69 1 Chase, Maggie 29.69 2 Scanga, Tate 32.66 2 Bolin, Pat 32.66 2 Lesh, Sarah 32.66 3 Horn, Kerry 34.57 3 Lesh, Jared 34.57 3 Haselip, Dwayne 34.57
Open Handicap Pen Average Payout: $12,896.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Bross, Tom 99.78 1 Scanga, Kelly 99.78 1 Hayden, Troy 99.78 2 Rainey, David 104.73 2 Rainey, Hannah 104.73 2 Chase, Maggie 104.73 3 Horn, Kerry 118.14 3 Lesh, Jared 118.14 3 Haselip, Dwayne 118.14 4 Scanga, Tate 128.28 4 Bolin, Pat 128.28 4 Lesh, Sarah 128.28 5 Staudt, Jase 128.56 5 Scanga, Tate 128.56 5 Hill, Corey 128.56
#11 PAN Pen Fast Go Payout: $1,734.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Belter, Mike 25.42 1 Byrd, Jordan 25.42 1 Strenge, Robert 25.42 2 Lesh, Joel 26.67 2 Brooks, Terry 26.67 2 Rogers, Gary 26.67 3 Nelson, Brent 26.76 3 Borgen, Bill 26.76 3 Craig, Terri 26.76
#11 PAN Pen Average Payout: $16,602.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Rainey, Hannah 97.54 1 Olson, Donnie 97.54 1 Pruitt, Michael 97.54 2 Williams, Roger 102.46 2 Goodman, David 102.46 2 Vondrak, Doug 102.46 3 Belter, Mike 102.57 3 Byrd, Jordan 102.57 3 Strenge, Robert 102.57 4 Blackman, Bryan 105.87 4 Walker, Tammie 105.87 4 Seedig, Nicole 105.87 5 Pancost, Larry 110.39 5 Pomerleau, Debra 110.39 5 Seibert, Chris 110.39 6 Dunn, James D 118.02 6 Strenge, Robert 118.02 6 Lesh, Jared 118.02
#9 / #7 Inc Pen Fast Go Payout: $1,689.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Schwarzkopf, Tom 33.89 1 Avey, Cory 33.89 1 Mahony, Pat 33.89 2 Goyer, Danielle 34.97 2 Rein, Cindy 34.97 2 Rein, Jeffrey 34.97
3 Herrmann, Cathy 36.74 3 Lebrecht, Cheree 36.74 3 Kasperbauer, Jene 36.74
#9 / #7 Inc Pen Average Payout: $12,093.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Johnson, Jerry 114.65 1 Brady, Laura 114.65 1 Johnson, An 114.65 2 Westfall, Paige 134.58 2 Brooks, Terry 134.58 2 Krouse, Cheryl 134.58 3 Dunn, James D 139.7 3 Gibbs, Tony 139.7 3 Brooks, Terry 139.7 4 Nelson, Alex 143.56 4 Chase, Maggie 143.56 4 Nelson, Laurel 143.56 5 Nelson, Alex 70.39 5 Nelson, Brent 70.39 5 Olson, Candy 70.39 6 Byrd, Jordan 83.64 6 Strenge, Robert 83.64 6 Lynch, Whitney 83.64 7 Abney, Bill 83.99 7 Abney, Julie 83.99 7 Bolin, Pat 83.99 8 Seedig, Nicole 85.89 8 Coulson, Ken 85.89 8 Reed, Bob 85.89
#7 Inc of #9 Pen Payout: $4,098.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Dunn, James D 139.7 1 Gibbs, Tony 139.7 1 Brooks, Terry 139.7 2 Nelson, Alex 143.56 2 Chase, Maggie 143.56 2 Nelson, Laurel 143.56 3 Abney, Bill 100.25 3 Abney, Julie 100.25
3 Waldoch, Patti 100.25 4 Hayden-Beardsley, Peggy 106.35 4 Backstrom, Brian 106.35 4 Nelson, Brent 106.35 5 Strenge, Robert 107.39 5 Krouse, George 107.39 5 Krouse, Cheryl 107.39
#5 / #3 Inc Pen Fast Go Payout: $1,077.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Davis, Chuck 29.83 1 Brune, Tim 29.83 1 Allred, Cody 29.83 2 Coulson, Kathy 30.8 2 Kent, Duane 30.8 2 Pollema, Jordan 30.8 3 Snyder, Lance 35.54 3 Brooks, Terry 35.54 3 Brady, Laura 35.54
#5 / #3 Inc Pen Average Payout: $9,009.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Schmitz, Don 113.13 1 Wright, Phillip 113.13 1 Avey, Cory 113.13 2 Murray, Cindy 118.71 2 Mahony, Pat 118.71 2 Kasperbauer, Jene 118.71 3 Weeks, Julie 119.38 3 Hammerstram, Darrell 119.38 3 Horn, Kerry 119.38 4 Dunn, James D 120.62 4 Allred, Cody 120.62 4 Pruitt, Michael 120.62 5 Stewart, Randall 126.69 5 Rasmussen, Roy 126.69 5 Enger, Joe 126.69
#3 Inc of #5 Pen Payout: $1,179.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Vondrak, Doug 80.7 1 Schwarzkopf, Tom 80.7 1 Avey, Cory 80.7 2 Davis, Chuck 36.63 2 Snyder, Lance 36.63 2 Pruitt, Michael 36.63
#3 Pen Fast Go Payout: $282.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Chevallier, Jessica 28.9 1 O’Dea, Joseph 28.9 1 Stubbs, Keith 28.9 2 Cochran, Josh 33.76 2 Doblanko, Kristina 33.76 2 Murray, Cindy 33.76 3 Dube, Dennis 33.94 3 Chevallier, Amber 33.94 3 Bacca, Ben L 33.94
#3 Pen Average Payout: $3,030.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Dube, Dennis 76.6 1 Chevallier, Amber 76.6 1 Bacca, Ben L 76.6 2 Stubbs, Keith 77.13 2 Earlley, Alison 77.13 2 Morris, Janna 77.13 3 Avey, Jamie 77.66 3 Chevallier, Amber 77.66 3 Walker, Tammie 77.66 4 Chevallier, Jessica 79.86 4 Wagner, Bruce 79.86 4 Schmitz, Don 79.86
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February 2012February 4, 2012Brooks Arena Series #2, Sparta, WI Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Colette Brooks 608-269-6617 (Co-Sanctioned)
February 11, 2012ARTPA Show #1, Alexander, AR Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Layne Penfield 501-993-3583 (Co-Sanctioned)
February 11, 2012Nic N Eds Ranch Sorting & AQHA Point Show #1, Crosby, TX Ranch Sorting OnlyCONTACT: Sue Edwards 713-906-8749 (Co-Sanctioned)
February 18, 2012Sunshine Classic Series Show #2, Lady Lake Equestrian Center, Lady Lake, FL Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Cheryl Kirten 863-634-7139 (Co-Sanctioned)
February 18, 2012Brooks Arena Series #3, Sparta, WI Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Colette Brooks 608-269-6617 (Co-Sanctioned)
February 19, 2012Brooks Arena Series #4, Sparta, WI Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Colette Brooks 608-269-6617 (Co-Sanctioned)
February 23-25, 2012San Antonio Live Stock Show & Rodeo, San Antonio, TX Penning: Open Handicap Pick 2/Draw 2, #13, #11 Masters, #9/#7 Inc, #11, #5/#3 Inc, Quick Draw, Youth, #3 Draw, AQHASorting: Open / #8 Inc, #9, #6, #3, AQHA, Youth CONTACT: National Office 817-326-4444 (National Production)
March 2012March 3, 2012Brooks Arena Series #5, Sparta, WI Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Colette Brooks 608-269-6617 (Co-Sanctioned)
March 10, 2012ARTPA Show #2, Alexander, AR Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Layne Penfield 501-993-3583 (Co-Sanctioned)
March 11-13, 2012Houston Live Stock Show & Rodeo, Houston, TX Penning: Open Handicap Pick 2/Draw 2, #13, #11 Masters, #9/#7 Inc, #11, #5/#3 Inc, Quick Draw, Youth, #3 DrawSorting: Open / #8 Inc, #9, #6, #3, Youth CONTACT: National Office 817-326-4444 (National Production)
March 17, 2012Brooks Arena Series #6, Sparta, WI Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Colette Brooks 608-269-6617 (Co-Sanctioned)
March 18, 2012Brooks Arena Series #7, Sparta, WI Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Colette Brooks 608-269-6617 (Co-Sanctioned)
March 17, 2012Rainey Farm Show #1, Cross Roads Arena, Corinth, MS Penning: Open, #11, #5 / #3 Inc, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: #9, #6, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: David Rainey 662-415-5256 (Sanctioned)
March 23-25, 2012Celebration City Classic, Shelbyville, TN Team Penning & Ranch Sorting CONTACT: PD Shelton 931-703-2879 (Co-Sanctioned)
March 23-25, 2012Walker’s March Madness, Berryville, VA Penning: Open Handicap, #11PAN, #9 / #7 Inc, 3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Diana Isaac 443-336-2285 (Sanctioned)
March 24-25, 2012Transwest/Cimarron Buckle Series, Ft. Lupton, CO Penning: Open Handicap, #13, #11, #9 / #7 Inc, #5 / #3 Inc., Jr YouthSorting: Open, #9, #6, #3, Jr Youth CONTACT: George Eidsness 303-659-8298 or Meredith Lyons 303-949-1903 (Sanctioned)
March 31 – April 1, 2012Top Gun March Madness, Whitesboro, TX Penning: Open Handicap, #13, #11, #9, #7, #5, 3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open Handicap, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Jared Lesh 405-269-3467 (Sanctioned)
April 2012April 7th, 2012K-Bar Ranch Big Show #1, Middleton, TN Penning: Open, #11, #5 / #3 Inc, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: #9, #6, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Alan Kee 901-634-3675 (Sanctioned)
April 7, 2012Brooks Arena Series #8, Sparta, WI Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Colette Brooks 608-269-6617 (Co-Sanctioned)
April 13-15, 2012USTPA Spring Round-Up, Duncan, OK Penning: Open Handicap Pick 2/Draw 2, #13, #11 Masters, #9/#7 Inc, #11, #5/#3 Inc, Quick Draw, Youth, #3 Draw, AQHASorting: Open / #8 Inc, #9, #6, #3, AQHA, Youth CONTACT: National Office 817-326-4444 (National Production)
April 14, 2012ARTPA Show #3, Alexander, AR Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Layne Penfield 501-993-3583 (Co-Sanctioned)
April 14, 2012SLTSA Show #1, Port Allen, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Andrew Zito 225-776-1613 (Co-Sanctioned)
April 14, 2012Nic N Eds Ranch Sorting & AQHA Point Show #2, Crosby, TX Ranch Sorting OnlyCONTACT: Sue Edwards 713-906-8749 (Co-Sanctioned)
April 20-22, 2012Diamond K Spring Fling, Austinville, VA Penning: Open Handicap Pick 3 / Draw 1, #11, #9/#7 Inc, #5/#3 Inc., #3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Larry Keith 276-630-2844 (Sanctioned)
April 21, 2012Rainey Farm Show #2, Theo, MS Penning: Open, #11, #5 / #3 Inc, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: #9, #6, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: David Rainey 662-415-5256 (Sanctioned)
April 28-29, 2012Top Gun Spring Fling, Whitesboro, TX Penning: Open Handicap, #13, #11, #9, #7, #5, 3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open Handicap, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Jared Lesh 405-269-3467 (Sanctioned)
April 28-29, 2012Transwest/Cimarron Buckle Series, Ft. Lupton, CO Penning: Open Handicap, #13, #11, #9 / #7 Inc, #5 / #3 Inc., Jr YouthSorting: Open, #9, #6, #3, Jr Youth CONTACT: George Eidsness 303-659-8298 or Meredith Lyons 303-949-1903 (Sanctioned)
May 2012May 12, 2012Rainey Farm Show #3, Theo, MS Penning: Open, #11, #5 / #3 Inc, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: #9, #6, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: David Rainey 662-415-5256 (Sanctioned)
May 12, 2012ARTPA Show #4, Alexander, AR Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Layne Penfield 501-993-3583 (Co-Sanctioned)
May 18-20, 2012Coors Challenge, John Justin Arena, Ft. Worth, TX Penning: Open Handicap Pick 2/Draw 2, #13, #11 Masters, #9/#7 Inc, #11, #5/#3 Inc, Quick Draw, Youth, #3 Draw, AQHASorting: Open / #8 Inc, #9, #6, #3, AQHA, Youth CONTACT: National Office 817-326-4444 (National Production)
May 19, 2012Sunshine Classic Series Show #3, Lady Lake, FL Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Cheryl Kirten 863-634-7139 (Co-Sanctioned)
May 19, 2012SLTSA Show #2, Port Allen, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Andrew Zito 225-776-1613 (Co-Sanctioned)
May 26, 2012Nic N Eds Ranch Sorting & AQHA Point Show #3, Crosby, TX Ranch Sorting OnlyCONTACT: Sue Edwards 713-906-8749 (Co-Sanctioned)
June 2012June 2, 2012K-Bar Ranch Big Show #2, Middleton, TN Penning: Open, #11, #5 / #3 Inc, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: #9, #6, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Alan Kee 901-634-3675 (Sanctioned)
June 2, 2012Region 3 Show, Alexander, AR Penning: Open Handicap Pick 2 / Draw 2, #9 / #7 Inc, #5 / #3 Inc., Jr/Sr YouthSorting: #9, #6, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Layne Penfield 501-993-3583 (Sanctioned)
June 9-10, 2012Top Gun Summer Sizzler, Whitesboro, TX Penning: Open Handicap, #13, #11, #9, #7, #5, 3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open Handicap, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Jared Lesh 405-269-3467 (Sanctioned)
June 15-17, 2012Summer Spectacular, Port Allen, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Chris Sullivan 318-355-8066 (Co-Sanctioned)
June 16, 2012ARTPA Show #5, Alexander, AR Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Layne Penfield 501-993-3583 (Co-Sanctioned)
June 16, 2012SLTSA Show #3, Port Allen, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Andrew Zito 225-776-1613 (Co-Sanctioned)
June 23, 2012Nic N Eds Ranch Sorting & AQHA Point Show #4, Crosby, TX Ranch Sorting OnlyCONTACT: Sue Edwards 713-906-8749 (Co-Sanctioned)
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Chaplain Corner
Guides to Livingby Margaret McLain
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As I write this column, the Rose Bowl Parade has just concluded. As most who watched were amazed by the RFD-TV float and tribute to Roy Rogers’ 100th birthday, I was compelled to write from his “Rider’s Rules” and how they relate not only to our Founding Fathers but our Heavenly Father’s admonitions.
Rider's Rules By Roy Rogers
1. Be neat and clean.
2. Be courteous and polite.
3. Always obey your parents.
4. Protect the weak and help them.
5. Be brave but never take chances.
6. Study hard and learn all you can.
7. Be kind to animals and take care of them.
8. Eat all your food and never waste any.
9. Love God and go to Sunday school regularly.
10. Always respect our flag and our country.
Can you even begin to imagine what our world (or at least the United States) would be like if everyone or the vast majority of the people observed those ten rules of Roy Rogers? Some of them may look familiar to you if you know the Ten Commandments but in a different order. Jesus was asked by a lawyer which is the great commandment in the law? “Jesus said to him, ‘You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind. And the second is like it: ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ On these two commandments hang all the Law and the Prophets.’” (Matthew 22:37-40) I’m sure Roy Rogers must have had those verses on his mind when he came up with some of his rules.
The Founding Fathers of our country were well aware of the importance of honoring God and allowing Him to direct them in their decisions. Just a few quotes from those men will illustrate my point. Noah Webster “The moral principles and precepts contained in the Scriptures ought to form the basis of all of our civil constitutions and laws….All the miseries and evils which men suffer from vice, crime, ambition, injustice, oppression, slavery, and war, proceed from their despising or neglecting the precepts contained in the Bible.” Noah Webster even gave advice for how to select individuals for public office. He said:
“In selecting men for office, let principle be your guide. Regard not the particular sect [party] of the candidate
– look to his character….It is alleged by men of loose principles or defective views of the subject that religion and morality are not necessary or important qualifications for political stations. But the Scriptures teach a different doctrine. They direct that rulers should be men “who rule in the fear of God, able men, such as fear God, men of truth, hating covetousness.”
You see the Founding Fathers firmly believed that nations couldn’t be punished in the afterlife for not following the Creator but would be punished in this life. Therefore, it was imperative to select righteous, God-fearing individuals. If those individuals were in office, they would make good and righteous laws. They knew this great experiment of a Republic wherein the citizens made the decisions (self-government) could not last for long unless moral and religious people were at the helm.
John Adams said “We have no government armed with power capable of contending with human passions unbridled by morality and religion. Avarice, ambition, revenge, or gallantry would break the strongest cords of our Constitution as a whale goes through a net. Our constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.”
I close with a prayer written by Roy Rogers.
Lord, I reckon I'm not much just by myself, I fail to do a lot of things I ought to do. But Lord, when trails are steep and passes high, Help me ride it straight the whole way through. And when in the falling dusk I get that final call, I do not care how many flowers they send, Above all else, the happiest trail would be, For YOU to say to me, "Let's ride, My Friend." Roy Rogers
May you be richly blessed as you ask the Holy Spirit to guide you and help you with the great rules of life – The Ten Commandments and Roy Rogers’ Rules. None of us is perfect and we will fail many times, but we can pick ourselves up each day with the desire to succeed and become better today than we were yesterday until the Lord calls us Home.
Chaplain Margaret McLain Team Penners for Christ
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Region Member Hometown 10 Mark Breese Solomon, KS 2 Patti Brehm Richmond, TX 2 Bill Brown Seminole, TX 2 Terri Conner Evadale, TX 11 Tori Earls Wesson, MS 2 Tony Field Springtown, TX 2 Bob Fry Houston, TX 8 Bill Geisel Mitchell, ONT 6 Lucas Kosorok Lafayette, CO 11 Ronnie Lampkin Vicksburg, MS 10 Jordan Lesh Perry, OK 2 John Long Dallas, TX
Region Member Hometown 2 John Long Liberty Hill, TX 2 Eduardo Martinez Spring , TX 3 Justin McCurdy Eros, LA 1 Brad Petersen Tucson, AZ 6 Roger Pulver Erie, CO 8 Jacqueline Smith Atco, NJ 2 Tanner Stovall Burleson, TX 10 Jennifer Swaggerty Stockton, MO 3 Justin Swarthout Huntsville, AR 2 Brad Williams Mason, TX 2 Cole Williams Mason, TX
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July 2012July 14, 2012SLTSA Show #4, Port Allen, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Andrew Zito 225-776-1613 (Co-Sanctioned)
July 14, 2012ARTPA Show #6, Alexander, AR Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Layne Penfield 501-993-3583 (Co-Sanctioned)
July 20-22, 2012Mississippi Hot Streak, Tunica, MS Penning: Open Handicap Pick 2/Draw 2, #13, #11 Masters, #9/#7 Inc, #11, #5/#3 Inc, Quick Draw, Youth, #3 Draw, AQHASorting: Open / #8 Inc, #9, #6, #3, AQHA, Youth CONTACT: National Office 817-326-4444 (National Production)
August 2012
August 11, 2012SLTSA Show #5, Port Allen, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Andrew Zito 225-776-1613 (Co-Sanctioned)
September 2012September 1-2, 2012Top Gun March Madness, Whitesboro, TX Penning: Open Handicap, #13, #11, #9, #7, #5, 3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open Handicap, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Jared Lesh 405-269-3467 (Sanctioned)
September 8, 2012SLTSA Show #6, Port Allen, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Andrew Zito 225-776-1613 (Co-Sanctioned)
November 2012November 12 – 17, 2012Wrangler 2012 World Championship, Ardmore, OKPenning: Open Handicap Pick 2/Draw 2, #13, #11 Masters, #9/#7 Inc, #11, #5/#3 Inc, Quick Draw, Youth, #3 Draw, AQHASorting: Open / #8 Inc, #9, #6, #3, AQHA, Youth CONTACT: National Office 817-326-4444 (National Production)
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YOUR SOURCE FOR HORSE TRAILERS!YOUR SOURCE FOR HORSE TRAILERS!
1994 LOGAN COACH COMPETETOR 4HG STEEL, 19’L, FT, BOOT BOX, PADDED DI
RACKS, BLANKET BARS,
#FT216 $7,995
2004 TRAILSWEST SIERRA 3HGLQ STEEL, 25’6”L, MAN
DINETTE, MICRO, FRIGE, A/C.
#FT334 $28,286
1994 HART COMEO 3HG
BOOT BOX, SADDLE RACKS, SOLID DIVIDERS, KICK
MATS.
#FT343 $13,910
2005 ELITE FOUR HORSE GOOSENECK, ELECTRIC
PROPANE GENERATOR, DROP WINDOWS, PADDED
JAIL BAR DIVIDERS.#FT356 $59,847
2012 CIMARRON NORSTAR 3 HORSE SLANT BUMPER PULL, DROP WDWS W/18” MANGERS, ESCAPE DOOR, 1 STUD DIVIDER, FRONT TACK, HAY RACK, ROOF VENTS.#CC603 $31,502
2005 SUNDOWNER SUNLITE 727 3HGLQ ALUM/STEEL, 19’6”L, ESCAPE DOOR, RT, 5’5”LQ, ROLLING THUNDER
CONVERSIONS.
#FT212 $24,372
2000 TRAILSWEST CLAS
DROP WINDOWS, ELECTRIC BRAKES, 5’ DRESSING ROOM, TABLE, BOOT BOX, BENCH SEAT, MICROWAVE, CABINETS.#FT167 $11,432
2007 CIMARRON NORSTAR 3HB ALUM, 17’L, DROP WINDOWS, SOLID DIVIDERS,
SADDLE RACKS.
#FT361 $14,947
2012 CIMARRON NORSTAR
4’9”FT, 4’6”RT, SADDLE RACKS & MORE!
#CC429 $30,786
2012 CIMARRON LONESTAR STOCK TRAILER 24’, STAINLESS STEEL NOSE, BRIDLE HOOKS, 54” SIDE RAMP, REMOVABLE MATS, DUAL RV
BATTERY COMPARTMENT.#CC639 $31,210
2012 CIMARRON NORSTAR VP 4 HGN SLANT 3 DROP DOWN WDWS W/BARS, 4 PLACE SADDLE RACK, HOOKS, STAINLESS STEEL
NOSE, KICK MATS. #CC410 $25,541
2011 CIMARRON NORSTAR
24’6”L, ESCAPE DOOR,
PROLINE INTERIORS.
#CB294 $50,949