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London Gorham & Fortunes Flame Torch BBR World Finals MAY 1, 2018 Volume 12: Issue 18 In This Issue: • BBR World Finals Futurity, pg 25 • JJK Hot Chick Challenge, pg 29 • UT BR Assoc. Futurity, pg 31 • Pro Rodeos & World Standings, pg 39 • Southeastern Arena Youth fast horses, fast news Championships, pg 47 Published Weekly Online at www.BarrelRacingReport.com - Since 2007 London Gorham & Fortunes Flame Torch BBR World Finals By Tanya Randall Barrel racing phenom London Gorham of Cotulla, Texas, and IXARUN her new ride Fortunes Flame (“Wanda”) blazed a trail in the Jim RES EIS S T S SI 106 Norick Coliseum with a 15.080 to win the 1D Championship at the SI 97 Better Barrel Races World Finals, held April 24-29 in Oklahoma OUR THIRD DELIGHT City. TRES FORTUNES SI 97 SI 103 Her mother Amanda Lyne said the victory was more exciting SIX FORTUNES than Gorham’s American Semifinals Championship because it was MY OWN FORTUNE SI 107 instantaneous. SI 102 “It was crazy,” said Lyne, who was driving home on Monday. MAKEITONMYOWN Gorham was sound asleep in the backseat. “I told James (Barnes, FORTUNES FLAME SI 104 Gorham’s event coach) that was more exciting than the American 2011 CHESTNUT MARE Semifinals because we were watching her run and win it right then.” FLAMING JET The 10-year-old, homeschooled fourth grader and her 7-year- SI 102 old mare won $14,785 in just their fifth, sixth and seventh runs MR HG FLAME together. BLUE ROCKETTE Bred by Bobby and Nancy Mayes, Wanda is by Tres Fortunes AHSOME BLOSSOM FLAME out of Ahsome Blossom Flame, a daughter of Flaming Jet son Mr DOCS ACEY DEUCEY HG Flame that traces back to Wanda Bush’s great Dee Gees King. A NEW COOKE Wanda was trained and futuritied by the Mayes’ daughter Mitzi (now Duke). DEE COOKES DREAM Lyne had her eye on Wanda for a while for London, but when RIDER/OWNER: LOndON GORHAM; BREEDER: BObbY and NancY MAYES her good friend Samantha Palmore was needing something for her daughter Sophie because their good horses were sidelined with Vegas. He wasn’t as easy to get with as Wanda has been. He is crazy injury, she suggested they take a look. The Palmores had immediate fast. Your timing is everything with him.” success with Wanda, culminating with a 1D Championship at the Hitman, who was having “brain surgery” this week, also placed All-In Barrel Race in Las Vegas. eighth in the 1D in Barn 6 and then finished second in the 2D in Almost a year later, the shoe was on the other foot. When Lyne the championship round for total earnings of $10,043. learned that Shawnes French Bug had an injured sacroiliac and her As a stud, Hitman didn’t get a lot of “TLC” at home like Wanda. Semifinal’s Champion Frenchmans Assassin had strained a suspen- He spent a lot of time saddled and being used. sory, she purchased Wanda from the Palmores at the Diamonds & “My son ropes on him,” noted Lyne, who said all their horses Dirt Futurity. rarely see barrels at home. “He doesn’t see the barrels unless James While she had a couple of runs at youth rodeos and few float is there. Since Diamonds & Dirt, he hasn’t seen a barrel. He gets throughs under her belt, Gorham’s first big run aboard Wanda was roped on and works cattle.” at the BBR in Barn 6. At Oklahoma City, Barnes, who has served as Gorham’s tuner “Wanda had a really good run going,” said Lyne of Gorham’s run at the larger barrel races since last May, always climbed on the stud that won the 2D in the junior sidepot, “but on the third barrel, her before Gorham to keep him soft and in the right frame of mind, backend went out from underneath her and London just pulled her Lyne noted. up. We though she was going to fall with her. She was still a 15.7.” Both Mayes and Barnes have been a big part of Gorham’s recent In the qualifying round in the coliseum, Wanda finished second success. Although the horses don’t get worked at home, Lyne tries with a 15.283 to her stablemate Cashin Chicks (“Hitman”), who to have someone at the events with her to tune on the horses or posted a round winning 15.282 with Gorham. coach Gorham as needed. Another Mayes trained product, Lyne purchased Hitman (Time “She’ll listen to Mitzi and she’ll listen to James,” Lyne said. “She’s For A God x Star Dancer Victress x Panther Mountain) last July. very coachable for 10 years old. She wants to win, but she wants to “Mitzi rode him through December,” Lyne explained. “After do it right and be done. She doesn’t want to do something over and BFA, we had him sent out to Las Vegas. Londie ran him in Las BBR World Finals Continued on Page 5 IN THE NEWS.......IN THE NEWS......in the news......In the News......In the News..... WCRA’s First Event to Air Live May 5 & 6 RIDE TV is a privately held corporation based in Fort Worth, Texas. The network creates over 90% of its own content and fea- World Champions Rodeo Alliance (WCRA) is today announcing tures high-quality television programming showcasing both English live coverage of its WCRA Rodeo Showdown at Helldorado Days and Western disciplines and lifestyles and includes live events, reality on cable network RIDE TV and the new RidePass digital streaming shows, talk shows, children’s programming, documentaries and network. The two-day event, May 5-6th at Thomas & Mack Center more. The company’s notable shareholders include John Paul De- in Las Vegas, will be produced by Professional Bull Riders (PBR) Joria (Paul Mitchell, Patron Spirits), Alice Walton (Walmart), Gary in conjunction with PBR’s Last Cowboy Standing (May 4-5th at McKinney (Reliance Energy) and R. D. Hubbard. Thomas & Mack Center). PBR, which exclusively represents WCRA’s media rights, brokered Chancey Williams Ink Deal With Cinch the deal with RIDE TV and will produce this weekend’s simulcast featuring top athletes including Lisa Lockhart (Barrel Racing), Reigning Rocky Mountain CMA Entertainer of the Year Chancey Tuf Cooper (Tie-Down Roping), Kaycee Feild (Bareback Riding), Williams & the Younger Brothers Band, announced today that the Trevor Brazile (Team Roping), Ryder Wright (Saddle Bronc Riding), rising country music star has entered into a multi-year endorsement and Sage Kimzey and Jess Lockwood (Bull Riding), and Tyler Pear- deal with CINCH® Jeans & Shirts. son (Steer Wrestling). Jessica Wahlert, Marketing Manager for CINCH®, said she and Live coverage of the event, a professional rodeo with a new for- her team are enthusiastic about the deal. “We’re excited about the mat and $400,000 purse, will begin at 4:45 pm ET with an exclusive synergies in this partnership including authenticity and passion RidePass pre-show. The live simulcast of the event on RidePass and for the western way of life. Chancey’s commitment to country RIDE TV will air from 5:00-7:30 pm ET. music fans and the entertainment business is an easy pairing with Justin McBride (2x PBR World Champion) will serve as play-by- CINCH’s pledge to stay true to its core western lifestyle customer.” play announcer with Luke Branquihno (5x PRCA World Champion) Wahlert described the deal as comprehensive and multi-platformed. providing timed events color analysis and Cody Lambert as rough Fans of Chancey Williams & the Younger Brothers Band can stock color analyst. Kate Harrison and Anthony Lucia will serve as expect to see even more of the CINCH® brand at the shows and sideline reporters for the simulcast. on the tour. Similarly, CINCH® customers will soon see Chancey The WCRA Rodeo Showdown at Helldorado Days will include Williams images online and in-store. The company, while stressing the seven standard disciplines of rodeo (Bareback Riding, Saddle its specific plans remain in development, said co-branded merchan- Bronc Riding, Steer Wrestling, Team Roping, Tie-Down Roping, dise is a strong possibility both on the tour and elsewhere. Barrel Racing, and Bull Riding). In a unique and progressive format HomeSlice CEO and Manager of Chancey Williams Music, LLC, uncommon in rodeo, no scores will carry forward and the field of Dean Kinney, said Williams is the only singer/songwriter on an athletes will be cut in half after each round until there are only two impressive endorsement roster for CINCH®. “Many of the top athletes remaining. The final two athletes in each discipline will rodeo athletes in the world help to represent the CINCH® Brand,” compete head-to-head in the Showdown Round for the $25,000 top commented Kinney, “It is notable that Chancey Williams embod- prize. ies the western lifestyle to such an extent that a household brand “Creating more coverage for rodeo was one of the main reasons like CINCH® would decide to make him its only music-related for partnering with PBR,” said Gary McKinney, CEO, WCRA. “It’s endorsement deal. Jessica is a real pro, we are grateful for her sup- an understatement to say we are very excited about the first-ever port and very proud to join the CINCH® team.” WCRA rodeo.” Chancey Williams, the reigning 2017 Rocky Mountain Country The WCRA Rodeo Showdown will follow an unprecedented in- Music Association Entertainer of the Year, is set to embark on a dustry summit on May 4th at South Point in Las Vegas. WCRA will second summer tour in support of the Rodeo Cold Beer album, share its vision in aligning with PBR to create new opportunities for which debuted at number 7 on the iTunes Country Albums chart the rodeo industry and will make several associated announcements, and number 1 on the Billboard Magazine Mountain Heatseek- including a process for western sports athletes to self-nominate for ers chart.
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