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Bradenton, FL |
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Registered 8 Year Old QH Paint
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Congratulations 2008
Tour of Champions Winners
Open 1D:
Champion – Tiffany Drotos
Reserve Champion – Kelly West
Third Place – Nicole Brown
Open 2D:
Champion - Diane Roberts
Reserve Champion - Caryn Henry
Third Place - Trista Rawlins
Open 3D:
Champion - Audrey Arble
Reserve Champion - Melissa Chapman
Third Place - Lori Butler
Open 4D:
Champion - Jennifer Marchion
Reserve Champion - Courtney Kitching
Third Place - Donna Greenlund
Novice Horse 1D:
Champion - Go Go Chavito (Debbie Ruth)
Reserve Champion - Bar Bee Steeling Sue (Megan
Warren)
Third Place - Ze Quick Lady (Amy Boyette)
Novice Horse 2D:
Champion - Bankin the Cash (Lori Butler)
Reserve Champion - Pagos Dr Hook (Priscilla
Feller)
Third Place - Easy On the Eyes (Caryn Henry)
Pony 1D:
Champion - Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Courtney
Kitching)
Pony 2D:
Champion - Peps Fast Time Kid (Kelsey Pirkle)
Youth 1D:
Champion - Tiffany Drotos
Reserve Champion - Madison Drotos
Third Place - Megan Rogers
Youth 2D:
Champion - Tiffany Drotos
Reserve Champion - Madison Drotos
Third Place - Hailey Russ
Youth 3D:
Champion - Courtney Kitching
Reserve Champion - Lacey Sadler
Third Place - Sarah Barchard
Youth 4D:
Champion - Emily Beckman
Reserve Champion - Courtney Kitching
Third Place - Tiffany Drotos
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Congratulations to...
2008 Overall Best Horseman:
Megan Warren
2008 Horse with the Most Heart:
Lotta Lynx (Heather Carter)
2008 Trainer
Caryn Henry
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A couple of years ago she had an accident with barb-wire, she healed completely, yet she still has a little stiffness in the leg (left-hind leg).
I have a barrelracer, that is a full-blooded American Quarter horse mare. She is 10 years old at 15 h.h. A couple of years ago she had an accident with barb-wire, she healed completely, yet she still has a little stiffness in the leg (left-hind leg). It also left a proud scar that makes the leg appear slightly bigger than the other three. The vet that treated her said she was ok to do everything a normal horse would do, but im still concerned and the last thing I want to do is endanger her. I still barrel race her once a month or so in competitions. I have recently started teaching her english and jumping. My question is, will it hurt her in any way to be jumping even though she has shown no signs of pain or discomfort. If not, what would be a proper height limit? If you could give me an answer as quickly as possible it would be greatly appreciated!
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Once or twice since I have started actually pushing her, she has come home a little sore in what seems to be her right hind stifle/hip area but recovers after a day or two of rest.
I have a 7 year old off the track quarter horse mare. I bought her back in October of last year and have recently starting running some local shows and jackpots. Once or twice since I have started actually pushing her, she has come home a little sore in what seems to be her right hind stifle/hip area but recovers after a day or two of rest. We ran a show almost 2 Saturday's ago, and she stumbled a little bit on our sprint home. She came out of the pen "off" and has not been right since. I will be hauling her to my vet if it doesn't get better after this weekend (2 week point). My question is, what do you recommend as far as "preventative" medicines or suppliments to prolong their years of compitition? I know there are injections, suppliments, and other things people do to help keep their horses running comfortably through the years. With this being my 4th horse due to having to retire my others after being diagnosed with DJD, DSLD, and a suspensory injury (which I asked you about in April 2007), I want this mare to last me more than a year! I use SMB Elite medicine boots on all 4 legs, do good warm ups before our runs, and feed quality feed and hay. Any info or suggestions would be great, as I am ready to throw in the towel on my high maintenance horses! Thanks!
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GOOD HORSES GONE BAD?
GOOD HORSES GONE BAD?
Why would my good rodeo 1D horse start running poorly, going by barrels, hitting barrels, alley issues?
I believe it usually comes down to 4 main reasons:, PAIN, FEAR, OVER-PRESSURED/RAN, RIDER or HORSE NERVES!
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Suggestions for summertime feeding
I recommend feeding as close to nature as possible, such as COB (corn, oats & barley). Corn is controversial for many people. It contains less fiber and lots more energy per pound then oats, and corn has an undeserved reputation for being a heating feed. In fact, oats generate more b.t.us (heat units) in digestion then corn does. Barley contains less fiber and is cooling to digestion. Many horses become Hot & Hyper on oats, because of an alkaloid called avenin, which is a central nervous system stimulant. Horses susceptible to avenin do really well on rolled barley instead of oats, with some added corn for fat (topline).
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I have always loved watching Jenny run barrels, she makes some exciting runs. Most recently I watched her smoke all of us at Tour of Champions, Lady Lake. She is so positive and supportive, it's people like her that keep me writing these bios. I hope you enjoy reading this article as much as I did writing it. Jenny inspires me not just as a barrel racer but as a mom, wife, and friend too. I know she will inspire you!
Junaita's story is very inspiring as she loves barrel racing as we all do, but does it with two painful diseases. 
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