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The Cowboy Way Undreds of Celebrations Across the Country Took Place Hsaturday, July 26, During the 10Th Annual National Day of the Cowboy WHAt’s Online: TACK TALK | HEALTH MATTERS | WHAt’s NEW | SUBSCRIBE TO QHN | SHOP OPEN THE NO N PRO PLUS THE Payne Takes Two TTERS HEALTH MA TH WORLD Titles In Tulsa AjPHA YOU Should You Ask For Kids Compete In A Second Opinion? Fort Worth Digital Update The Complete Source for the Performance Horse Industry Week of August 4, 2014 Polished Perfection Not Ruf At All and Jason Vanlandingham slide to victory at NRHA Derby WHAt’s INSIDE ■ Out 'N' About: NCHA Summer Spectacular ■ Equi-Stat: Topsail Whiz ■ FYI: Safe Travels / $3.9 9 R 15 / AUGUST 1, 2014 VOLUME 36, NUMBE RSENEWS.COM QUARTERHO Ranch Management & Equipment ■ Equine Affaire The Cowboy Way undreds of celebrations across the country took place HSaturday, July 26, during the 10th annual National Day of the Cowboy. The national designation was bestowed in 2004 to preserve, protect and promote the cowboy and to honor our Western heritage. Parades, educational demonstra- tions, games and horseback rides were among the day’s activities. The American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) celebrated by welcoming more than 1,200 people to its Hall of Fame & Museum in Courtesy of The American Quarter Horse Journal Courtesy of The American Quarter Horse Journal Amarillo, Texas, for a free day of fun for the whole family. Its main objec- World Championships in November back by volunteer horse handlers tive was to educate families about at the Amarillo Civic Center. through a trail course. During the the benefits of the Western lifestyle, Other activities included black- rides, the audience was treated to and to bring children and adults smith and doll-making demonstra- guest speakers who explained the closer to the popular American tions, story time and puzzles for the benefits of connecting kids with Quarter Horse. children, a free hot dog lunch and horses, and explained the oppor- Many folks came for the oppor- an area to practice riding Quarter- tunities the AQHA and American tunity to pet a real, live horse and ponies before the main event – a free Quarter Horse Youth Association to take a free horseback ride. Kids ride on an American Quarter Horse. (AQHYA) offer to children all over the of all ages enjoyed making their The rides were part of a national world. For many of these children, it own ropes and learning how to Time to Ride marketing initiative was their first time to ride a horse. rope cows. Some entered the junior called the 100-Day Challenge by For more information, go to rodeo, hosted by Pokey the Clown, in the American Horse Council (AHC), www.nationaldayofthecowboy.com. ★ which they raced to deliver the mail whose goal is to engage 100,000 new on stick horses, milk a wooden cow people with an intro- and brand wooden calves. The rodeo ductory horse experi- champions earned a right to com- ence. pete at the Working Ranch Cowboy’s More than 175 young- Association (WRCA) Junior Rodeo sters were led on horse- OUT ‘N' ABOUT Spectacular Times Contestants, their families and friends enjoyed camaraderie and good times dur- ing the National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) Summer Spectacular, held July 2112 Montgomery Street 11-Aug. 2 at the Will Rogers Complex in Fort Worth, Texas. Fort Worth, Texas 76107 Photos by Nina Rosenbeck (817) 737-6397 • Fax 737-9266 Editorial FAX (817) 737-9455 Advertising FAX (817) 737-9633 Group Publisher Patty Tiberg Editor Stacy Pigott Managing Editor Teri Lee Marketing Manager Amanda Johnson Digital Content Sonny Williams Manager Senior Graphic Artist Holly Tarquinio Editorial Features Editor Kelsey Pecsek LUCKY DRAW?! Jason Clark, at the Derby WHAT A GOOD BOY! Deena Adams and daughter, Adalynn, Associate Editor Amber Hodge Open finals draw party on Aug. 1, drew give Hottish a little extra attention after the stallion carried second in the first bunch for Little Jackson Dustin Adams to the Classic/Challenge Non-Pro win. Editorial Coordinator Nina Rosenbeck Cat and second in the second bunch for Cat Rey Lou. Advertising Account Executive Karen Barnhart HAVING FUN Account Executive Mary Jane Carpenter Sydney Roland Sales Customer Diana Buettner and Madison Service Manager Ezell competed Advertising Coordinator Ellen Harris in the NYCHA’s Advertising Coordinator Lindsey Missel Got Talent Equi-Stat contest, held Director / GM QHN Temple Read Thursday, July Assistant Director Donna Timmons 24. Statistician Tysh Franklin Statistician Donna Carlisle Statistician Kim Glass DADDY’S BIGGEST FANS Tasha Hanson and daughter, Sage, were on hand to cheer for Chris Hanson and Docalady Merada as the pair tied for fourth in the Derby John Deere Open class. A Publication of MCC Magazines, LLC a division of Morris Communications Company, LLC 735 Broad St., Augusta, GA 30901 A LONG NIGHT John CONTROLLER Scott Ferguson Mitchell and Kellee CReatIVE DIRectOR Bill Greenlaw Clarke were among the DIRectOR OF DIGItal Jason Doyle OPERatIONS 423 teams who com- Morris Communications Company, LLC peted at the Cut 'N' Duck cHAIRmaN AND CEO William S. Morris III Roping on Monday, July PRESIDENT Will S. Morris IV 28. It ran until approxi- mately 4 a.m. You f t Tu b e ALL CONTENTS COPYRIGHT 2014 QUARTER HORSE NEWS / QHN Insider It’s Worth Knowing Information You Won’t Get Anywhere Else Elite Status John Brasseaux Marietta, Okla. Special, indeed, and a quality that ran in the family. It’s Worth Topsail Whiz’s sire, Topsail Cody, was Knowing a son of the leg- endary Joe Cody, Since 1985 Equi-Stat has been the owned by Willow performance horse industry’s pre- mier statistical database producing Brook Farm, of statistics on multiple disciplines. Catasauqua, Pa., where Loomis trained during the 1970s. Loomis fell in love with Joe Cody’s offspring and their effort- Statistics You Won’t less stops and good Get Anywhere Else minds. In 1997, he purchased a ★ Cutting fancy chestnut colt, ★ Reining Topsail Cody (out of Doc Bar Linda ★ Reined Cow Horse x Doc Bar) from Joe Cody’s last ★ Western Pleasure foal crop. Loomis trained Topsail ★ Barrel Racing Cody, an NRHA ★ Million Dollar Sire and much more and 1996 Hall of Fame inductee, and the pair won Purchase Online the 1980 NRHA Futurity as well as an American www.equistat.com Topsail Whiz Quarter Horse [email protected] Association (AQHA) 817-737-6397 pecial. The word perfectly Junior Reining World Championship describes the late Topsail in 1981. Topsail Cody died in 2002 S Whiz, an Equi-Stat Elite from colic at the age of 25. $10 Million Reining Sire. The 1987 Topsail Whiz’s dam, Jeanie Whiz Bar chestnut stallion was trained, shown (out of Cee Red x Jeanie Whiz), was an and owned by six-time National AQHA Superior and Youth Champion Reining Horse Association (NRHA) who earned more than 200 AQHA Futurity Champion and NRHA Hall points during her show career. Her sire of Fame inductee Bob Loomis, of was an AQHA world champion. QHN_EquiStatAd_OneThirdVertical.indd 1 3/10/14 3:34:05 PM Topsail Whiz's Top 20 Money-Earners SIRES WHOSE DAUGHTERS HAVE CROSSED WELL WITH TOPSAIL WHIZ Offspring Earnings SIRE EARNINGS # PERFORMERS AVERAGE $ 1. The Great Whiz ..............................$273,969 1. Shining Spark $1,500,192 52 $28,850 2. Easy Otie Whiz ...............................$233,611 2. Hollywood Jac 86 $1,255,203 91 $13,793 3. Whizkey N Diamonds ....................$224,020 3. Hollywood Dun It $887,348 66 $13,445 4. Smoking Whiz ...............................$207,156 4. Smart Chic Olena $561,174 55 $10,203 5. Walla Walla Whiz ...........................$187,817 5. King Fritz $549,142 22 $24,961 6. Star Spangled Whz ........................$176,881 6. Great Pine $345,872 20 $17,294 7. Whizard Jac ...................................$175,293 7. My Lucero $280,542 4 $70,141 8. Remin Whiz ...................................$157,042 8. Colonels Smoking Gun [Gunner] $248,648 7 $35,521 9. Topgun Whiz ..................................$157,042 9. Be Aech Enterprise $194,911 7 $27,844 10. Whizasunnysailor BB .....................$142,877 10. Doc's Remedy $174,486 5 $34,897 11. Whiz N Tag Chex ...........................$134,673 12. A Smokin Whiz ..............................$132,473 13. West Coast Whiz ...........................$131,392 14. Wrangle Whiz ................................$129,882 SIRES THAT HAVE CROSSED WELL WITH TOPSAIL WHIZ'S DAUGHTERS 15. Heza Sure Whiz .............................$114,982 SIRE EARNINGS # PERFORMERS AVERAGE $ 16. Holymasterwhiz .............................$113,530 1. Wimpys Little Step $474,847 40 $11,871 17. Whizin Off Sparks ..........................$112,345 2. Lil Ruf Peppy $455,338 21 $21,683 18. Conquistador Whiz ........................$110,905 3. Spooks Gotta Gun $436,888 4 $109,222 19. Senor Tejano Whiz .........................$102,311 4. Smart Spook $235,649 16 $14,728 20. Whizs Katrina .................................$101,608 5. Smart Chic Olena $213,313 14 $15,237 In April 1987, Topsail Whiz, bred Classic Open and placed fourth in Wizard Jac, in 1996, and The Great by Tom and Susan McBeath, of the Open at the NRHA Derby. Whiz, in 2003. Topsail Whiz’s 809 Union, Miss., was foaled and pur- Although setting records is always offspring have won $10,482,523 for chased soon after his birth by special, doing so is nothing new for average earnings of $12,957. His Loomis. The handsome stallion Topsail Whiz. The 2003 NRHA Hall leading money-earner is The Great repeatedly exhibited his exceptional of Fame inductee was humanely put Whiz (out of Shirleys Folly x Great talents before his retirement from down late in 2009 at the age of 22, Pine) with earnings of $273,969. the show pen in 1993. With limited the same year he set a record as Three other Topsail Whiz offspring preparation, due to being sidelined NRHA’s first Six Million Dollar Sire. with an Equi-Stat record of more from training after contracting He continued to set the bar in 2010, than $200,000 are: Easy Otie Whiz Potomac Horse Fever, Topsail Whiz as the first Seven Million Dollar (out of Miss Poco Easy x My Lucero), slid to victory at his first out- Sire; in 2011, as the first Eight $233,611; Whizkey N Diamonds (out ing, the Southwest Reining Horse Million Dollar Sire; and in 2012, as of Princess In Diamonds x Shining Association Futurity.
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