Digital Update Breaking News SUBSCRiBe NOW to Quarter Horse News Respond Lika Fox, and get the Nov. 1 issue Jon Roeser Lead the • NRCHA Snaffle Herd Work at Bit Futurity the NRCHA Snaffle • Holiday Gift Guide Bit Futurity • Brazos Bash In the first day of competition at the National Reined Cow Horse Week of September 21, 2009 quarterhorSeneWS.com Association Snaffle Bit Futurity toP HoRses in Reno, Nev., on Monday, it was IRespond Lika Fox.... Rank HoRse eaRnings 6 gun smokes WimPy $682,474 1 Poco Quixote Rio $1,108,885 84G (Gun Smokes Pistol x Lacy Jo Read more at quarterhorsenews.com. 83G (Doc Quixote x Poco Lady Whipple x Davey Whipple) Liz x Poco Rip Cash) 7 duaL Rey me $682,138 2 Red WHite and Boon $922,063 99G (Dual Pep x Miss Smart Rey Video See the Action 88G (Smart Little Lena x Royal Jay x Smart Little Lena) year Blue Boon x Boon Bar) Central a 8 LittLe BadgeR duLce $668,461 Metalliic Cat & 3 smaRt LittLe Lena $743,275 89M (Peppy San Badger x Sandia Beau Galyean t’s been one heck of a year for Metallic 79S (Doc O’Lena x Smart Peppy x Dulce x Doc Bar) Cat and Beau Galyean, the dynamic duo Peppy San) Watch Metallic Cat and Beau 9 docs okie Quixote $637,707 4 meRadas LittLe sue $730,552 Galyean’s 4-Year-Old Open finals’ that most recently won the 4-Year-Old divi- 80S (Doc Quixote x Jimmette Too SI te r l i n g 90M (Freckles Merada x Docs winning run on Sept. 16 at the sion at the Music City Futurity. In 10 months Hickory Sue x Doc’s Hickory) x Johnny Tivio) Music City Futurity. time, Metallic Cat (High Brow Cat x Chers 5 sisteR cd $710,436 10 metaLLic cat $609,887 Shadow x Peptoboonsmal) has worked his way 02G (CD Olena x Little Baby Sister 05S (High Brow Cat x Chers Get tHe LAteSt on to the list of all-time highest-earning cutting x Dual Pep) Shadow x Peptoboonsmal) ONLiNe NOW At horses. The money he earned at Music City put his record at $609,887, which lifted him one Metallic Cat and Beau Galyean make their slot above Quintan Blue, the Marvine Ranch winning run at the 2008 mare who earned $609,140 during her days in n NCHA Futurity. SHiNe By CHex, the pen. MAtt FLARiDA WiN tHe tRADitiON Metallic Cat’s name is forever etched along- Shine By Chex, owned by Robert side names of cutting horses who are legends in Webb, Westmoreland, Tenn., and the business. He is the No. 3 earning stallion of ridden by Matt Flarida, won the all time, topped only by Smart Little Lena and Futurity Open at The Tradition, Doc Okie Quixote. held Sept. 10-13 at Lexington, Ky. This horse has the breeding of his famous n D ONt LOOk tWiCe, daddy, High Brow Cat, the leading NCHA PHiL RAPP ROPe 'eM sire who has fathered foals that have earned At eL RANCHO more than $35 million in the pen. Metallic Dont Look Twice and Phil Rapp Cat also has the roan coloring of his maternal marked a 227 to win the 4-Year-Old Derby Open at the El Rancho Futurity grandfather, Peptoboonsmal, another one of the and Foothills Fiesta aged event. industry’s leading sires with over $14 million in offspring earnings. stallion topped the field with a 228-point score n NRCHA SNAFFLe Bit The sterling career began last December when ($80,463). Most recently, Metallic Cat finished FUtURity SALeS Metallic Cat and Galyean won the NCHA 10th at the West Texas Futurity ($3,200), took There are three sales to be held third at the Mebane Ranch Festival ($6,224) in conjunction with the NRCHA Futurity ($250,000). That was followed by a Snaffle Bit Futurity: Oct. 1, NRCHA winning performance at the Abilene Spectacular and won at Music City ($19,835). Classic Yearling & Broodmare Sale; ($50,160) along with a Reserve Championship There are still a number of shows left this sea- Oct. 2, NRCHA Select Yearling & at Tunica ($18,306). Metallic Cat posted a 226 son, and Galyean said the plan is to campaign Broodmare Sale; and Oct. 3, NRCHA at the NCHA Super Stakes, which took second Metallic Cat through November, in an attempt Select 2-Year-Old Sale & NRCHA to earn the coveted NCHA Horse of the Year Performance Horse Sale. place ($155,455), and then came back at the NCHA Derby to earn 225 points for third title. Now, it’s on to the Brazos Bash, which ($26,244). At the Breeder’s Invitational, the begins this week in Weatherford, Texas! —KT Digital Update
The High Roller Reining Classic Photos by John O’Hara Out ‘N’ About
What a Great Selection Gillian Galligan surveys the Stallion Service Silent Auction sign displayed at the Las Vegas event.
The Way I See It Great Job, Dad! Casey Deary gets a big hug Ben Balow talking about reins from his son, Wyatt, following his performance.
Which One? (Left) Ken and Stacey Hamilton checkin’ out the show’s vendor area Just Right! (Right) Brent Naylor gives Ashley Wilson a thumbs-up approval.
Right About Here (Above left) Event massage genius JC Adams takes some of his own treatment. Giddy Up Go (Above right) Ryan Mills, son of trainer Matt Mills, rides his stick horse around the barn area. Me And My Shadow (Left) Where’s the hot dog stand? (Left) Mandy Brumley’s dog checks out the South Point Jordan McBurney Equestrian Center showgrounds. It’s Just Part of the Job (Right) Tony Zimmerman and Plum Gotta Gun and Craig Schmersal, in the cool 100-degree outside heat. Itty Bitty Mare with a
he old adage “great things come in small And the beat goes on packages” certainly rang true when it Lynx Melody’s 16 offspring have Tcame to Lynx Melody. She’s gone now earned a total of $1,208,998 for aver- – the mare died Sept. 28, 2004, at the age of age earnings of $75,562. Her leading money- (Above) 29 – but she’ll never be forgotten. Her legacy earner is Shania Cee (a 1996 daughter of Lynx Melody and Larry lives on through her multiple money-earning Peppys Boy 895), who also won the NCHA Reeder (Below, left) Lynx Melody and her offspring and grandget. Futurity Open Championship (in 1999) and first colt, Docs Accident, whom she foaled Standing just a little over 13 hands tall, has total Equi-Stat lifetime earnings of before she won the 1978 NCHA Futurity Open Lynx Melody and her 6-foot-plus trainer, $406,697. Lynx Melody’s second-leading Championship. Larry Reeder, captured the hearts of spectators money-earner, Cattin (a son of Smart Little daughter, Shakin Cee, earned $16,064 and attending the 1978 National Cutting Horse Lena) has earnings of $137,811 and thus far, is the dam of Shakin Flo, the winner of Association Futurity Open finals. The pair he has 81 earners of $1,005,132. Another of $428,306. scored a 221.5 to claim the Championship and Lynx Melody’s daughters, Crackin (by Smart It’s no small wonder that Lynx Melody will prize money totaling $63,818 for the mare’s Little Lena), who be remembered for not only her accomplish- owner, the late Billy Cogdell, Tulia, Texas. earned $133,084 ments in the cutting pen but for her sons’, Lynx Melody (Doc’s Lynx x Trona x Leon herself, produced daughters’ and grandget’s, as well. She proved Bars) didn’t just set records in the cutting a son, Crackerboy size doesn’t matter. In reference to her small pen; she also set a record as the first NCHA (DNA), who has stature, Larry Reeder perhaps said it best: Futurity Champion to have produced a foal earned $254,026. “You don’t measure a horse’s ability by the before winning the prestigious title. When Lynx Melody’s height of her withers.” —TL Codgell purchased Lynx Melody at the 1977 NCHA Futurity Sale for $6,500, he didn’t Lynx meLody oFFsPRing / gRandget eaRnings know he was getting a package, or two-for- one, deal. The following March, Lynx Melody Foals earnings gender sire Pat.-grandsire offspring/earnings/top performer foaled a stud colt by Doc’s Stormy Leo, which sHania cee $406,697.19 96M, ET Peppys Boy 895 Vibrant Peppy 7/ $269,384 / Sophisticated Catt, $162,935 cattin $137,811.08 90 Sire Smart Little Lena Doc O’Lena 81 / $1,005,132 / Cowcattin, $247,173 was aptly named Docs Accident. The “surprise sneakin cee $135,542.48 91 M, Dam Maxi Lena Doc O’Lena 6 / $90,051 / Sneakin Out To Play, $55,644 foal” went on to finish as an Open finalist in cRackin $133,083.81 88 M, Dam Smart Little Lena Doc O’Lena 8 / $329,604 / Crackerboy (DNA), $254,026 the 1981 NCHA Futurity and recorded life- sHinin meLody $66,253.64 98 M, ET Peppys Boy 895 Vibrant Peppy 2 / $12,195 / Jerry Curls, $7,591 time Equi-Stat earnings of $51,491. meLody Lena $60,642.46 84 M, Dam Maxi Lena Doc O’Lena 9 / $115,720 / Starlights Starbrite, $36,692 In June 1979, Lynx Melody, bred by Mr. LittLe PePPy cee $55,541.05 82 G, dec. Peppy San Badger Mr San Peppy and Mrs. James Wesley, Phoenix, Ariz., and docs accident $51,491.10 78 G, dec. Doc’s Stormy Leo Doc’s Demonstrator Reeder traveled to California, where they won a PePPys meLody $39,911.00 97 M, ET Peppys Boy 895 Vibrant Peppy 4/ $66,996 / Rey Cool, $41,876 the Pacific Coast Cutting Horse Association maRtina cee $36,534.40 96 M, ET Peppys Boy 895 Vibrant Peppy 4 / $109,787 / Im Smartly Colored (PT), $54,907 Maturity Open Championship. Later that sWeet sWingin meLody $33,478.90 99 M, ET Peppys Boy 895 Vibrant Peppy snaPPin cee $20,652.36 93 M Maxi Lena Doc O’Lena 1 / $1,056 / Cee Snappin Swing, $1,056 summer, they returned to the Will Rogers sHakin cee $16,063.58 86 M, Dam Colonel Freckles Jewel’s Leo Bars 7 / $572,334 / Shakin Flo, $428,306 Coliseum in Fort Worth to win the NCHA sWingin $14,875.02 83 M, Dam Maxi Lena Doc O’Lena 2 / $25,634 / Swoonin, $21,089 Derby Open Championship. tWistin cee $219.20 85 M, Dam Smart Little Lena Doc O’Lena 5 / $272,760 / Dual With Lena, $140,584 Among Lynx Melody’s career highlights Hummin meLody $200.48 99 M, ET Peppys Boy 895 Vibrant Peppy 2 / $11,558 / Catchy Lil Tune, $6,560 was earning an NCHA Silver Award and her total $1,208,997.75 Performers 16 induction into the American Quarter Horse average $75,562.36 Association Hall of Fame in 2008. She is credited with NCHA lifetime earnings of $113,682. Equi-Stat, a division of Cowboy Publishing Group and Quarter Horse Lynx Melody is the oldest horse ever News, compiles and researches money earned within equine performance events and then enters this information into its database for use in producing statistical reports. These cloned and the first horse to be success- performance events include cutting, reining, reined cow horse as well as barrel racing, pleasure horse fully cloned after its death. A clone of and ranch versatility. Equi-Stat’s statistical information helps performance horse events present a more Lynx Melody was born in January 2007 accurate picture of their particular event to entrants, breeders, owners and potential sponsors. For more – more than two years after her death. information about Equi-Stat and what it might do for you, visit equistat.com. Digital Update
FYI in the know Learn How to Bid Like An expert Horse Courses t’s that time of year, when promising futurity prospects hat happens when a kid who eats, Ias well as proven winners are offered for sale at select Wsleeps and breathes horses gradu- performance horse sales across the country. Consignors ates from high school? Some temporarily offer buyers the opportunity to purchase horses with give up their equines for more scholarly outstanding pedigrees, correct conformation and the ath- ambitions. Others simply make their letic ability to perform well in cutting, reining or reined horses their courses. cow horse disciplines. North Central According to California cow horse Texas College trainer Charles Stevens, buying the right in Gainesville is about charles stevens horse takes planning. —Annie Lambert a place where Charles Stevens one might find was raised by a ranch- Purchase Protection those students ing family in Waikoloa – specifically, on the Big Island of Stevens might not look a gift horse in the at the college’s Hawaii. He grew up mouth, but he does perform pre-purchase Equine Center. riding and roping, but exams, complete with X-rays, when buying a It includes out- became interested in horse. This is even though he most often buys cow horses after sev- door and indoor horses from consignors he knows person- arenas, barns, en-time NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity Champion ally, those recommended by a friend or from The gates to North Central rider Ted Robinson came to Hawaii to give a a reputable, established outfit. Stevens insists round pens and Texas College’s Equine clinic on the subject. that making sure a purchase is healthy and more working Center open up opportuni- According to equi-stat, Stevens has life- sound for the use intended is a matter of self- areas. In the ties for students who want time cutting, reining and reined cow horse preservation. midst of these to make a living in the earnings totaling $60,745. Different sales have different rules, which practical facili- horse industry. Stevens encourages buyers to pay attention to ties, students by reading the catalog’s fine print. can pursue an associate’s degree in The Budget “Some sales give you 24 hours to equine science or equine management, “You price a horse by what it is worth to you, which is have the horse vetted after purchase,” or a certificate in breeding, farm manage- generally dependent on some sort of budget,” Stevens Stevens says. “You can take them ment, or management and training. A says. “You go into a sale knowing what you are willing to the vet of your choice. I’ve been to summer internship is required for comple- to spend and what your upset price, or top dollar, will other sales where I bought a horse and was allowed to return it with- tion of either program. be. If you can buy it, buy it. If it goes over, you pass on A basic equine behavior and training it. There is always another horse.” in seven days – although that isn’t the norm.” course is required, too, and involves the students working with yearlings brought in by some of the area’s leading breed- Pedigree and Physique ers. A colt-starting class is the next step When looking at a pedigree page, most folks Stevens also looks for good feet. Club feet, for some students, while others go in the love to see a lot of black type on the dam’s side. flat feet or dished feet, or toes that turn in or direction of equine therapy and rehabilita- Even if the dam has not been shown or didn’t out to any degree, don’t score high with him. tion, or breeding. win major events, Stevens points out that if she He also watches the horse as he is walked or The college’s location in the middle of has produced winners, her foal may warrant jogged up and down the shed row, giving an prime horse country gives students the consideration. idea of how he moves. opportunity to visit top breeding facilities, When it comes to conformation, Stevens As for disposition, Stevens says, “A big, such as Green Valley Ranch in Aubrey, says, “I like a nice, big long hip. A long hip often soft eye gives you an idea that they have some Haverty Ranch in Krum, Hendricks makes for a nicer tail carriage, too. And I make kindness to their disposition. I think sometimes Reining Horses in Tioga, Carol Rose sure the hocks are set up under one, not strung those horses with white around the eyes are a out behind. I don’t like cow hocks, and they little more fractious. They have a worried look Quarter Horses in Gainesville and EE have to be correct on the front end, as well. in the eye.” Ranches in Whitesboro. “The neck should not come out of the shoul- Most of the time, broke sale horses are ridden Students also get a chance for show der too high,” Stevens says. “The poll, withers during a preview, or potential buyers can ask to experience through the Intercollegiate and hip should make a nice flat top line. When see them work. Stevens says that he appreciates Horse Show Association. they are higher headed, you’re always having to a horse’s stopping ability and how the horse can For information, go to www.nctc.edu/ train on them to get that flat, natural look.” make all his maneuvers seem easy. What_We_Teach/AppSci/Equine/equine. html. —SM Featuring – full sister to Playgun In foal to Boonlight Dancer for 2010 PIEPER
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With the milestone of a 70th birthday for Dick and many years of commitment in numerous areas of the equine industry, we have made the decision to signi cantly reduce our workload. All of our broodmares under 16 years of age and yearling & two year old prospects are being offered and will sell without reserve at the “Marketplace at Ardmore” sale October 31st, 2009. The 2009 crop will be available privately at the ranch & at next year’s sale. Lifetime health and breeding records will be provided on every horse consigned.
Myrabelle Shirley We will continue to stand Playgun and Texas Kicker for “on site” and “CTS” contracts for 2010 and future breeding seasons. Our 1998 mare • (Freckles Playboy x Miss Silver Pistol) granny mares over 16 will remain with us to raise foals for as NCHA $10,000+ & already a producer many years as they choose. Our eventual retirement will probably coincide with theirs.
Susie Reed has long been associated with quality sales that provide the chance to purchase a good horse at a fair price with PCR Easter the con dence that customer satisfaction is a priority for both consignor and buyer. We feel the “Marketplace at Ardmore” will be Starlight an exciting new venue. 1996 mare (Grays Starlight x We invite you to take advantage of our combined years of Easters Little Lena) experience with the purchase of a Pieper Ranch broodmare or Beautiful yearling lly young prospect. Advance inspection of any of our horses or just a by Playgun in sale also visit with Playgun & Texas Kicker is welcome at the ranch anytime. Please call and set up a time to stop in or request receipt of photos and pedigrees.
Dick & Brenda
Playin Pepto (Peptoboonsmal x Playin Goldie) Starlite Hickory PLUS 2001 mare – in foal to Playgun for 2010 (Docs Hickory x Little Star sh) Yearlings and 2 year olds First foal in 2009 1996 mare – in foal to Playgun for 2010 by Playgun & Spots Hot Still could go back to show, marked 75 last time shown NCHA $18,000+ & producer Several Playgun daughters in foal for 2010 PIEPER RANCH, INC. Dick & Brenda Pieper • Route 1, Box 652, Marietta, Oklahoma 73448 580-276-9397 Offi ce e-mail: [email protected] 580-276-2398 Fax 580-221-4865 Brenda’s cell www.pieperranch.com 580-221-3412 Dick’s cell
000_Pieper_4cf_QHa1009.indd 1 9/4/09 9:27:05 AM Digital Update CLOSe CALL I miss my mama’s cooking, When Nu Prize but now my life is easy. I do what I love (Smokums Prize x quote. My Nu Masterpiece the most. I ride great horses every day. x Nu Cash) and “ Lance Johnston hit “ ” — Name the pen at Paso — Eric LaPorte, a native of France,who trains Robles during the reining horses at Dorminy Plantation, Fitzgerald, Ga. National Stock Horse Association ” Futurity last month, they were only 1 1/2 points off the lead coming into the cow work round. Amazingly, just a few weeks before the Gettin’ The NSHA Futurity, Nu Prize’s promising start was almost sidelined. Johnson noticed the filly didn’t get up when he fed her and after a closer inspection discovered that Nu Prize had somehow jabbed a slider shoe on her Word Out hind foot far down into the cornet band on her front foot. She could not get up. Johnson managed to dislodge the shoe and get the bleeding stopped. With lots of care, Nu Prize recovered and Johnson was able to start riding her a week before the show at Paso Robles. She per- forms Sept. 22 in the preliminary herd work at the NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity. —KT
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