Photo: Daryl Weiser
As in previous years, this year’s Challenge was a great place for professional and non-professional reiners to compete for prizes and for fun.
Photo: Daryl Weiser
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| This set the tone for the rest of the competitors. Most of them did at least part of their routines without their reins; Josh Armstrong wore handcuffs as he rode Rx Sugar around to “Folsom Prison Blues” by Johnny Cash. The funniest performance had to be Tom Foran, who donned a satin blouse and blond wig to ride Cattitude. Ever the showman, he winked and flirted with the audience as Gwen Stefani’s “Rich Girl” played. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Sandy Day and ICR Topp Sailor execute a perfect slide for the judges. Photo: Daryl Weiser |
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| In the end, it was Cassidy Cobarr and Slidin on Top who won the $1000 Non Pro and Tom Foran and Cattitude who won the $1000 Open Freestyle events. As in previous years, this year’s Challenge was a great place for professional and non-professional reiners to compete for prizes and for fun. |
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| Sanjo Lena Nic, ridden by trainer Matt Mills, won over $10,000, including a new saddle, for both the Open and Intermediate Open Futurities. Photo: Daryl Weiser |
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