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MARCH 3, 2015 Volume 9: Issue 9 In this issue... • The Patriot, Fort Worth, TX, pg 8 • No Bull Barrel Race, pg 15 • San Antonio Pro Rodeo, pg 19 • San Angelo Pro Rodeo, pg 27 • Pro Rodeo World Standings, pg 31 fast horses, fast news • Barrels Of Hope, pg 32 Published Weekly Online at www.BarrelRacingReport.com - Since 2007 Louie Loves RFD-TV’s The American By Hope Sickler Countless hours of preparation and a lot of hard work had to Doc ’S LYNX be put in to make the event of the year, exactly that; the rodeo Doc EGGER event of the year. RFD-TV’s The American is changing the way the public looks at the sport of rodeo but even more, it’s changing the BEER RUN game of rodeo for the ones who play, one of those being Oelrichs, BIE B ERS OA K IE South Dakota cowgirl Lisa Lockhart. Doc ’S OA K Lockhart clenched the barrel racing title this year at RFD-TV’s Doc S Gol DEN OA K The American, not quite something she was expecting to do again, after she won the title the year before at the very first The Ameri- AQUA SUGAR can. But her horse, An Oakie With Cash affectionately known in AN OA K IE CASH the rodeo world as “Louie”, had other ideas of his own. 2003 BU ck S K IN GE L DING “Winning it last year was an absolute dream come true. I cannot DASH FO R CASH even put into words how I am feeling after winning The American SI 114 twice now,” explained Lockhart. “After seeing the list of the quali- JUDGE CASH SI 110 fiers that had qualified from the semi-finals, along with the top 10 MARY MIT O best cowgirls and horses in the WPRA, my goal was to make it back LADY KAWEAH CASH SI 104 to the top 4 shoot-out round. I knew it was going to be extremely, SI 80 MR KAWEAH JET extremely tough and I knew I would have to bring my best to Ar- LADY KAWEAH JET SI 95 lington that day.” SI 104 Lockhart confessed that her two runs were kind of a blur due to SHINING T I M ES some nerves that she was experiencing right before her first run. SI 98 “Believe it or not, I was very nervous prior to our first run. I had RIDER /OWNER : LISA Lock HART ; BREEDER : T IM O R KE ll Y BAGNE ll to tell myself to relax and just do what we came to do, which was to make a nice smooth run and let the rest come together on its own, our runs.” but it was hard. My nerves were really getting to me but I think a lot Although winning RFD-TV’s The American was sweet in itself, of it was an adrenaline rush as well as the nerves.” what made the win even more sweeter was having Lockhart’s Lockhart is known for entering the arena on Louie with such daughter, Alyssa, there to share not only the event, but the win with poise and grace as she is rubbing the neck of her main mount and her. most say she always looks locked on and ready to go, not nervous at “It was so incredibly special to have Alyssa there with me this all. However, this time around, she was. year. I wish my husband and two boys could’ve been there as well “It hard to deal with the pressure in a situation like that so I really but having her there made the experience and win that much more have to commend Chayni and Amberley, not only for each of their special to me.” amazing stories, but for what they had to deal with before their Lockhart shared that when she and Alyssa walked into the AT&T runs. The publicity and nerves can be really tough but for them to Stadium in Arlington, seeing the look on Alyssa’s face when she go in there and do what they did, my hat is off to them. They are took it all in was priceless. true champions in my eyes,” Lockhart said. “Walking in and seeing her expression was worth a million to me. Lockhart explained that her two runs were good but she strug- Being there is much different than watching it on TV and I am so gled with her start, or lack thereof. glad that she was able to experience the real thing with me,” Lock- “Louie was a little wound up at the gate so that made our start a hart shared. bit more difficult to conquer. Our timing was off in the first round Lockhart secured the win with her time of 14.726, while Kassidy and we cut the first too close for comfort if you ask me,” laughed Dennison riding her Dash Ta Fame gelding, Sierra Hall Of Fame, Lockhart. “But after our first barrel, everything came together. that helped her clench her first trip to the National Finals Rodeo Louie felt sharp and precise in what he was doing and I really this past December was 2nd with a 14.979, good enough for a couldn’t have asked him to perform any better than he did in both RFD-TV’s The American Continued on Page 4 IN THE NEWS .......IN THE NEWS......in the news......In the News......In the News..... who is proven to be at the top of his or her event will be invited to RodeoHouston kicks off Tuesday Night participate. Details on the qualification system and rules are being The 2015 edition of Rodeo Houston kicks off tonight, March 3, finalized and will be released at a later date. at 6:45 pm central time. Rodeo Houston then runs through March Q: Can you explain the Major Events Trust Fund Bill? 22. There are 5 Super Series that feature different contestants for A: The ERA is in the process of selecting a World Championship each Super Series culminating in a Super Series Championship and Event Site. Through that process, the State of Texas and other then a Super Shootout of North America’s Champions the day states have various event funds to help generate economic impact after the Super Series Championship. Each Super Series features for their states and cities. Any funding from a state will be only 8 contestants in each event, with the high money winners moving for the World Championship Event, which will bring a significant on to the Semi-Finals and eventually the Championship. This year’s economic impact to the city and state in which it is held. Rodeo Houston will pay out over $2 Million total. The rodeo will be Q: Where and when will the events occur? streamed live each day on www.FoxSportsSouthwest.com and also A: The ERA Season will begin during the first quarter of 2016 and you can listen on www.ProRodeoLive.com or Rural Radio Sirius its World Championship Event will take place November 2016. The XM Channel 80. For the full schedule, results and more information official schedule is being finalized and will be announced at a later go to www.RodeoHouston.com date. Rodeo Houston - Super Series 1, Round 1 Q: What events will be included in this new organization? Barrel Racing Results A: It is very important to the founding ERA members to ensure 1 Britany Diaz, 14.53, $2,500, 2 Kelley Carrington, 14.56, $1,200, 3 the integrity of the sport of rodeo, which includes the traditional 7 Kenna Squires, 14.73, $800, 4 Brittany Pozzi, 15.10, $500, 5 Andrea events in rodeo. Cline, 16.19, 6 Taylor Jacob, 20.19, 7 Laura Kennedy, 20.26, 8 Jean Q: How will contestants earn ownership in the ERA? Winters, 25.14 A: The ERA will always be owned by its contestants. There is a sys- tem in place, which is based on their participation and performance Questions & Answers with the ERA in the ERA. Based on the ERA world standings, current and future Q: What is the difference between ERA and other professional athletes will have the ability to obtain stock in the company. The rodeo associations? overall goal is to create something greater for future generations of A: ERA is a private company that is owned by the contestants and rodeo athletes. future contestants. The business model is an ability driven format that will involve only the top 1% of elite rodeo athletes in the Cowboy Kid Saddles - Helping young riders learn the Basics world. Other professional rodeo organizations are based on a for- For young riders who are serious about competing, Cashel mat that is membership driven, volume based and open to all levels Company introduces a line of saddles to help them in their chosen of competition. discipline. Cowboy Kid® Saddles are designed specifically to help It is ERA’s mission to maximize professional rodeo at the elite keep them in a correct position, allowing them to focus on balance, level, whereby it will benefit the entire rodeo industry by generat- control, and the basics of their sport. ing excitement for both rodeo fans and contestants. The athletes Five distinct saddles are available, with all the elements necessary involved in ERA are passionate about developing an organization to excel. where future rodeo athletes will have a desirable career in profes- The Barrel Racer features a deep seat pocket, prominent swells, sional rodeo. and horn that is easy for small hands to hold.
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