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Legends Volume 9! E 9Th Volume in the Series Is Loaded with Stories of Some of the Most Famous Stallions and Mares That Ever Lived You have been asking for it, and it’s nally here! Legends Volume 9! e 9th volume in the series is loaded with stories of some of the most famous stallions and mares that ever lived. e list reads like a Who’s Who in Quarter Horse history. Be Aech Enterprise Lynx Melody Royal Blue Boon The Intimidator Colonels Smoking Gun [Gunner] Photon Smart Chic Olena The Ole Man First Down Dash Playboys Ruby Smart Little Lena Topsail Whiz Genuine Doc Playgun Streakin Six Triple Chick Goldseeker Bars Red Sonny Dee Tanquery Gin Zips Chocolate Chip Written by some of the best authors in equine publishing, the stories of these great horses and the people whose lives were changed by them will captivate you. Legends Volume 9—Product # 106 $24.95 2 Western HorsemanCall toll free: Stock (800) 874-6774 Horse World (M-F from Championship 9AM-8PM EST) • Order online at westernhorseman.com Legends 9 ad.indd 74 7/27/17 12:09:45 PM 2017 Show Schedule & Judges World Show, Futurity & Derby Judges Steve Brown, Milsap, Texas Frank Craighead, Weatherford, Texas Chris Jeter, Weatherford, Texas Morgan Lybbert, Valley View, Texas Show Schedule Thursday, October 26th Paid Warm-Ups — 5pm until all paid runs are complete Cow — Coliseum Trail — Covered Outdoor Pen Reining — Horse Barn Open Riding in Horse Barn after all paid warm ups are complete. Other arenas will be locked. Friday, October 27th Stock Horse World Show #1 — 8:00am Cow — Coliseum Trail & Pleasure — Covered Outdoor Arena Reining — Horse Barn Paid Warm-Ups following the end of the show. Open Riding in Horse Barn after all paid warm ups are complete. Other arenas will be locked. Saturday, October 28th Stock Horse World Show #2 — 8:00am Cow — Coliseum Trail & Pleasure — Covered Outdoor Arena Reining — Horse Barn Stock Horse World Show Awards Presentation 30 minutes after the completion of the show Cow Paid Warm-Ups at conclusion of the show (in Coliseum only) Open riding in Horse Barn and on Trail obstacles in Covered Outdoor Pen Sunday, October 29th Cowboy Church Service — 8 am Led by Amy and Allora Leonard Open riding in Horse Barn until 7 a.m. Horse Barn will close at 7am for Trail set up SHTX Futurity & Derby — 9am SHTX Futurity/Derby Reining, followed by Cow Work — Coliseum SHTX Futurity/Derby Trail & Pleasure — Horse Barn SHTX Futurity & Derby Awards Presentation — Coliseum SHTX Futurity & Derby 3 SHTX Board of Directors Stock Horse of Texas P.O. Box 549 • Archer City, Texas 76351 Executive Staff 855-846-7468 800-429-6502 fax Jill Dunkel — Executive Director [email protected] MaryAnne Truemper — Show Secretary www.stockhorsetexas.org Kelsey Watring — Show Secretary Executive Board World Show Photographer William Lewis - President Willie Gomez Photography Ben Baldus 254-836-4986 williegomezphotos.com Baru Forell Dr. Anna Morrison Willie Gomez is set up across from the concession Bozo Rogers stand and will sell digital photo packages riders can Theresa Woodard take home from the show. Print packages will also be Board Members available and will be mailed following the show. Jay Clements Becky Horlen Jennifer Ingram World Show Ground Preparation William Lewis Arena Werks Bill Lockwood 800-644-3724 Michelle Reding snodgressequipment.com Justin Stanton 4 Western Horseman Stock Horse World Championship World Show Photographer Willie Gomez Photography China Spring, Texas 254-836-4986 www.williegomezphotos.com Willie Gomez is set up across from the concession stand and will sell digital photo packages riders can purchase and take home from the show. Print packages will also be available; the prints will be mailed following the show. SHTX Futurity & Derby 5 Letter From The President Welcome. On behalf of the Stock Horse of Texas, welcome to the 2017 Stock Horse World Show, Futurity & Derby. It’s been a heck of a year for this great organization, and we’ve worked hard to see that your blood, sweat and tears have a proper showcase event to be celebrated and rewarded. I’m tremendously proud and privileged to be a part of this organization and have thoroughly enjoyed watching our members grow throughout this last year. Our numbers at this year’s World Show experienced an increase of 30%. I attribute that to the friendliness and welcoming attitude of our members. New riders come to a show to check us out and are met with a smile and a “glad you are here...let us know if you need anything.” Newbies to the horse show world appreciate feeling a part of something, and the old timers say showing with Stock Horse of Texas is “how it used to be at a horse show.” Thanks for your efforts at keeping our atmosphere family friendly and engaging. I hope that our success as an organization will be measured by your individual success. Enjoy the show, the competition, your friends and family and don’t forget to enjoy the small victories- these are what add up to riding a better horse. William Lewis Stock Horse of Texas President 6 Western Horseman Stock Horse World Championship Tentative Schedule March 2-4, 2018 July 20-21, 2018 Bryan, Texas Athens, Texas *One Day Clinic & Two Day Show August 3-4, 2018 Sweetwater, Texas March 3, 2018 Year End Banquet September 7-8, 2018 Double F Ranch Thomas G. Hildebrand Hamilton, Texas Equine Complex at Texas Roy & Sherri Fischer A&M University September 21-22, 2018 Bryan, Texas April 6-7, 2018 Lubbock, Texas Oct 26-28, 2018 We want to wish everyone Stock Horse World Show May 4-5, 2018 Abilene, Texas good luck and a safe San Antonio, Texas Stock Horse of Texas June 29-30 World Show! Dripping Springs, Texas other events, including special clinics are GOD BLESS! ‘18currently being scheduled SHTX Futurity & Derby 7 2016 Stock Horse World Champions Open World Champion Non Pro World Champion Mike Major & Cowpony Express Jayton Baca & Smart Lil Redman Limited World Champion Intermediate World Champion Emily Woodard & The Dream Senorita Peggy Hughes & Conchos Colonel Novice World Champion Junior World Champion Anissa Cervera & TAMU Reyette Olena Matlock Rice & Cattasan 2016 Reserve World Champions Open - Mozaun McKibben & Lil Ruf Catalyst Non Pro - Ashton Dunkel & Boots Be Tuff Limited - Nonie Casselman-Reed & Zeena Lena Intermediate - Peggy Huges & Conchos Colonel Novice - Chance Campbell & A Brownbag Special Youth - Allora Leonard & Holeys Cutter Belle Youth World Champion Junior - Ryan Birkenfeld & TAMU Twista Lilbling 8 Teghan Brooms & Jac Smart Collegiate competition Collegiate riders are an exciting part of SHTX competition. The collegiate program was designed to promote education of horsemen in the safety, care and training of the versatile stock horse; to enhance the education of college students interested in the versatile stock horse; and to use the horse as a means to teach students how to represent themselves with responsibili- ty, character and teamwork. Colleges can enter as Division I (6 team members) or Division II 2016 Collegiate World Champions (4 team members). Riders are placed within their respec- Texas Tech University tive division, as well as against other collegiate riders. Each Reserve World Champions point rider earns toward the team total. High point prizes are Texas A&M University awarded to the champion collegiate team at various SHTX shows throughout the year. SHTX Futurity & Derby 9 2016 SHTX Futurity Champions Total of $10,512 paid out in 2016 Open Futurity Champion Seven S Woodrow & Ben Baldus, Limited Non Pro Futurity Champion owned by Jerry Ward Take A Pic & Lanham Brown, owned by RA Brown Ranch Reserve Champion CSR Dual Boonlite & Kaleigh King, Reserve Champion owned by Bobbie Lewis Tex Me A Cat, owned & shown by Rainy Walker Non Pro Incentive Winner Nathan Belcher Futurity Scholarships Fiesta Dually & Jayton Baca Lanham Brown & Jayton Baca 2013 AQHA/PtHA Bay Roan Stallion Reserve World Champion PtHA Ranch Pleasure. Exceptional SUBSCRIBE TO THE mind, great confirmation, very cowy. 2017 is the first year he Ranch Horse Journal has been shown. Promising young Stallion. Fresh or frozen semen available. Introductory Fee $400 plus chute fee $400. This quarterly magazine is dedicated to the American Quarter Horse ranch horse and ranch horse competition. Visit aqha.com/magazines to Under the guidance of Brummond Performance subscribe or call 800-291-7323. Horses Brenham, TX (503)3693325 10 Western Horseman Stock Horse World Championship 2015 SHTX Derby Champions Total of $14,985 paid out in 2016 Open Derby Champion & Non Pro Incentive Limited Non Pro Derby Champion TAMU Twista Lilbling, owned & shown by Ryan Ruftimeintinseltow, owned & shown by Sarah Lesh Birkenfeld Reserve Champion Reserve Champion TAMU Jazzy Lilclancy, owned & shown Spookin Jay, owned & shown by William Lewis by Becky Horlen Zinn Lindsey Derby Scholarship Morgan Holmes SHTX Futurity & Derby 11 World Show Prizes 1st Go Round 2nd Go Round Open & Non Pro -- $500 added to each payout Open & Non Pro -- $500 added to each payout Limited NP, Intermediate, Novice, Junior & Youth Limited NP, Intermediate, Novice, Junior & Youth Champion - Skyline Silvermsiths Buckle Champion - Skyline Silvermsiths Buckle Res. Champion - Skyline Silvermsiths Buckle Res. Champion - Skyline Silvermsiths Buckle 3rd - Leather split reins 3rd - Serape travel bag 4th - Boot bag 4th - Wild rag 5th - Mane & tail combo pack 5th - Cowboy Magic pack 6th - Western Horseman subscription 6th - Box fan bag 7th - Fly spray 7th - Detangler 8th - Rainbow tail brush 8th - SHTX Leather mouse pad 9th - SHTX sandstone coasters 9th - SHTX towel and bucket strap 10th - SHTX leather keychain 10th - stall hook and horse treats 12 & Under Awards 12 & Under Awards Champion - Leather plaque Champion - Satin banner Res. Champion - Leather plaque Res. Champion - Satin banner 3rd place - Leather plaque 3rd - 5th - Satin ribbons 4th & 5th - Leather ribbons Collegiate Awards Collegiate Awards Champion & Res. Champion Leather banners Champion & Res.
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