Chicks Beduino-QH SI 104

Aquí les dejo unas imágenes del famosísimo Chicks Beduino

 

Saludos a todos y que tengan un excelente domingo.

XXIV Clásico Revelación

Gran cierre de Corona Bank Jr con monta de José Blás Botello para Cuadra El Tío le da la victoria del XXIV Clásico Revelación.

XV Handicap Kisses To Yawl

Sambaso Chic preparado por Rubén Romo de Cuadra el Renacimiento se lleva la edición XV del Handicap Kisses To Yawl con monta de Eddi Cuellar.

Corona Cartel Video

Les dejo este pequeño video para que puedan ver a Corona Cartel

2015 Hall of Fame Inductees Announced

Five horses and four men will join the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 2015.

The American Quarter Horse Association
April 1, 2014

The American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame will welcome five horses and four men in 2015.

Five horses and four men will join the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 2015. 

“These distinguished men and horses are part of the history of the American Quarter Horse, and we’re pleased to welcome them into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame,” said Don Treadway Jr., executive vice president of the American Quarter Horse Association. “Their achievements have made them worthy to join the illustrious group already enshrined in the Hall of Fame.”

The horses are the 1989 mare Corona Chick, the 1959 stallion Coy’s Bonanza, the 1930 stallion Plaudit, the 1979 stallion Smart Little Lena and the 1962 Thoroughbred stallion Azure Te.

The four men are Thomas Bradbury of Byers, Colorado; AQHA Past President Jim Helzer of Arlington, Texas; the late Stanley Johnston of Miller, South Dakota; and the late Ted Wells Jr. of Pawhuska, Oklahoma.

The new members of the Hall of Fame will be inducted in March 2015 at the 2015 AQHA Convention in Fort Worth, Texas. While they come from different parts of the country, the men all had the common goal of improving the breed and the horses definitely left their legacies. We are honored to recognize their work and lives.

The Broodmare

Corona Chick started fast and only got faster. She began her race career May 17, 1991, placing second, one of the few times in her life that she was not first. She set two track records in her life and was the 1991 racing champion 2-year-old filly and 1992 racing champion 3-year-old filly.

The bay mare was by Chicks Beduino and out of Sizzling Lil by Sizzle Te. She was bred by Robert D. Etchandy of Anaheim, California, raced under the Etchandy family name and last was owned by Julianna Hawn Holt of Blanco, Texas.

Corona Chick finished her track career with a record of 18 starts, 15 wins and two seconds, finishing off the board only once. She had earnings of $591,326. As a broodmare, Corona Chick became an American Quarter Horse Dam of Distinction. Of her 16 foals, 14 starters earned $3.6 million. Her 1995 filly by First Down Dash, Corona Cash, won the All American Futurity (G1) in 1997 and her sons Corona Cartel, Valiant Hero and Captain Courage are all leading sires of racing American Quarter Horses.  

The Ranch Horse

Plaudit was foaled in 1930 and purchased by Coke Roberds as a 3-month-old. He passed through a few more owners before landing with Waite Philips at Philmont Ranch at Cimarron, New Mexico. Plaudit was used as a working ranch horse, as well as a breeding stallion, and was occasionally raced on bush tracks for 10 years.

The palomino stallion was by the Thoroughbred stallion King Plaudit and out of Colorado Queen by Old Nick. He was bred by Tom Mill of Meeker, Colorado, and was last owned by Leon Harms of Sandia Park, New Mexico.

The stallion sired horses that were successful in the show pen and on the track, including Question Mark, who with a broken pastern defeated the nearly unbeatable Shue Fly in a half-mile race. Plaudit became known as a broodmare sire through his daughters and granddaughters. His blood runs today through horses of the Skipper W lines.

The Champion

In 1961, Coy’s Bonanza earned seven grand championships and 10 reserve championships at halter. He went to the racetrack in 1962 but shinbucked and was sent home. In 1963, he was shown at halter 53 times to 40 grand championships and 13 reserves, making him the 1963 high-point halter stallion.

The sorrel stallion by Jaguar and out of Sparky Joann by Littlejoethewrangler was bred by Charlene Coy of Lander, Wyoming, and was owned by Bill Moomey of Vail, Arizona, who sent the stallion back to the racetrack where he earned a AAA rating. Coy’s Bonanza became an AQHA Champion and earned points in reining, western pleasure and western riding.

Exhibitors of the era sought out foals by Coy’s Bonanza to show in halter and performance classes. From 16 foal crops, Coy’s Bonanza had 26 foals become AQHA Champions like him. A total of 112 earned 4,633 halter points and 117 earned 4,248 performance points.

The Cutter

When Smart Little Lena was foaled, his name came from his small size. The sorrel stallion never let his size stop him, though, as he won the 1982 National Cutting Horse Association Futurity and followed that win up with first-place finishes in the NCHA Super Stakes and NCHA Derby to claim cutting’s triple crown.

Smart Little Lena was by Doc O’Lena and out of the mare Smart Peppy by American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame stallion Peppy San. Smart Little Lena was bred by Hanes R. Chatham of Fort Worth, Texas. After his triple crown win, he was syndicated before heading to the breeding shed, where he sired money-earning foals in reining, working cow horse and cutting.

Smart Little Lena’s foals earned almost $35 million in NCHA competition. He was inducted into the NCHA Hall of Fame in 2008.

The Thoroughbred

Azure Te was foaled in 1962 and raced on Thoroughbred tracks until he bowed a tendon and was retired. He then was purchased by Burnett Ranches as an outcross Thoroughbred stallion to complement American Quarter Horse broodmares.

His syndication in 1968 is thought to be the first syndication of a stallion for American Quarter Horse racing. The bay stallion was by Nashville and out of Blue One by Count Fleet, and was owned by the Azure Te Syndicate of Fort Worth, Texas.

From his first American Quarter Horse foal crop, Azure Te placed three finalists in the All American Futurity. From that first crop, only one starter wasn’t a winner. At the time of his death in 1983, he was the all-time leading Thoroughbred sire of Quarter racehorses, a title he claimed for nearly 10 years.

The Racer

Tom Bradbury of Byers, Colorado, began his Bradbury Land and Cattle Co. ranch in 1958, raising Hereford and Red Angus cattle. In 1987, he purchased Dash For Speed, a track record-setting mare who was world champion in 1990 and earned $1.225 million on the track.

Tom also owned syndicated shares in Wave Carver, First Down Dash and Teller Cartel.

Tom has been involved in many national agriculture and livestock groups, including AQHA, the American Red Angus Association, the American Hereford Association and the Rocky Mountain Quarter Horse Association, where he has been a member since 1959 and has served as president. Bradbury is an AQHA Director Emeritus. He served in community organizations and is on the Colorado State University alumni board. He also is involved with the National Western Stock Show.

The Executive

James E. Helzer of Arlington, Texas, is a 20-year breeder of American Quarter Horses who served as AQHA president in 2009-10. The racing breeder and his wife, Marilyn, bought their first racehorse in 1962.

While working in the defense industry, Helzer trained racehorses on the side and eventually became a roofing contractor who built a business that grew to nine states and 33 locations. In 1990, he bought Refrigerator, who won that year’s All American Futurity, became a two-time world champion in racing, retired as the then all-time leading money earner with $2,126,309 and was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 2000. In 1993, Helzer turned his business expertise to breeding American Quarter Horses and established the first of his stallion stations in Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico. After Helzer’s term as AQHA president, he continues his service on AQHA committees.

The Rancher

The late Stanley Johnston was a man who liked speed in his ranch horses. When he began breeding American Quarter Horses at his ranch in South Dakota, he introduced a band of Driftwood mares to cross on his stallion, Poco Speedy.

Johnston’s breeding program contributed to the legacy of the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame stallion Driftwood, who was known for his speed and rodeo prowess. Johnston crossed Doc’s Jack Frost on one of his Driftwood granddaughters to create Sun Frost, one of the leading sires of barrel racing horses in the United States.

In addition to breeding rodeo stars, Johnston’s influence spread throughout South Dakota, where many ranchers in the area still advertise that their breeding program includes Johnston-bred horses.

The Breeder

The late Ted Wells Jr. inherited a legacy and he knew what to do with it. Wells’ father had owned Hall of Fame stallion Leo, and Wells owned and trained Leo’s earliest offspring.

Wells conditioned Lena’s Bar, the dam of Jet Smooth and Easy Jet, and he conditioned Savannah Jr to win the 1965 All American Futurity and be the champion 2-year-old colt in 1965 and the champion 3-year-old in 1966. At the 1971 All American Futurity, three of the top 10 horses were bred at Wells Ranch in Oklahoma, where Wells stood Savannah Jr and Azure Te.

In the 1970s, Wells became involved in AQHA governance, serving on the racing committee and working as president of the Oklahoma Horsemen’s Association, where he was influential in securing pari-mutuel racing in the state.

The American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum beautifully showcases the dozens of horses and people who have earned the distinction of becoming part of the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame. To be a part of the Hall of Fame, horses and people must have been outstanding over a period of years in a variety of categories. Inductees are those who have brought exceptional visibility and/or contribution to the American Quarter Horse. Hall of Fame inductees are chosen each year by a selection committee and honored at the annual AQHA Convention.

For more information on the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum, visit www.aqha.com/museum.

Beduino, gloria nacional

A Justo Fernández Ávila, el amor a los equinos le viene seguramente por la misma pasión de su señor padre don Justo Félix Fernández López, quien por muchos años fuera dueño del Hipódromo de las Américas, y así también de su abuelo, por línea materna, el General Maximino Ávila Camacho, ex gobernador del Estado de Puebla y Secretario de Comunicaciones durante la presidencia de su hermano Manuel Ávila Camacho, en el segundo sexenio presidencial de 1940 a 1946. Don Maximino  tuvo el mejor criadero de caballos de México, entre los equinos favoritos están “El sueños”, “La Gaviota” “ La Jaca Torera”

Beduino, al igual que su dueño, tuvieron linaje. Beduino un caballo pura sangre era su abuela materna Romany Belle, hija de Vilmorin y este a su vez de  Gold Bridge. Nacido en 1968, a los seis años alcanza su victoria en el mundo de las carreras, en la ciudad de México. Según el artículo publicado en el Selecciones del Reader’s Digest, tomo XCIII, número 554, enero de 1987, escrito por Bruce Henderson.

“Mi caballo le pude ganar al mejor caballo del mundo”, Fernández le comentó a Ronnie Banks, uno de los mejores jockeys en los Estados Unidos. “Yo pagó todos los gastos si tú me traes a México un oponente que valga la pena. Y yo pondré $50,000”.

El día programado para la carrera de los caballos de diferentes razas: un puro sangres contra un cuarto de milla; la fecha pacta fue el 24 de febrero de 1974, en día de la bandera. En el Hipódromo de las Américas, con unos 10 mil espectadores. Beduino montado por  Manuel Zavala, el cuarto de milla, llamado Come Six, equino ganador en los Estados Unidos de Norteamérica; montado por Ron  Banks.

Después de la victoria, la historia de Beduino cambio totalmente, al convertirse en semental de su raza,  siendo el primer caballo mexicano jefe de su raza. Es vendido  a Frank Vessels a los Estados Unidos, en dos etapas, sus derechos totales pasaron en 1985, a la viuda de Vessels. Tuvo una gran descendencia, su dueña afirmaba que entendía perfectamente en inglés y español, comportándose como todo un príncipe. Que muere en el año 2000.

Dash For Cash SI 104

Aquí les dejo este video de Dash for Cash espero les guste sale un tramo de una de sus carreras.

XVIII AQHA Derby Challenge

Aquí les dejo el video del XVIII AQHA Derby Challenge, espero lo disfruten:





Resultado:

02 ATOUCHE. JJ Reyes 41.00 19.00 15.00
07 VOLTARA R. Cuevas 33.00 14.00
01 VOLCOMS HEART E. Cuellar 11.00
04 ONE BIG BIRD I. Parra

X Derby Garañones

Hoy les dejo el video del X Derby Garañones donde gana con Autoridad Chimpa Dancer

XVI AQHA Claiming Challenge 2014 Hipodromo de las Americas

Aquí les dejo el video del XVI AQHA Claiming Challenge 2014 en el hipódromo de las américas, orgullosamente ganado por un Entero criado en México, su nombre es El del valle Cia.

IX AQHA Distaff Challenge 2014 México

Y para no dejar incompleta la entrada de abajo donde les pongo las yeguas clasificadas al Distaff les de dejo el video donde clasifica Special Exterior a este afamado Clásico en USA

Caballos con mas Dinero Ganado

Les dejo la lista con los 10 caballos que mas dinero llevan ganado en el año:

Horses - Money Earned

#	Horse	Year Foaled	Sire	Starts	Wins	SW	2nd	2nd SP	3rd	3rd SP	SI	Earnings	Owner	Breeder
1	Kiss My Hocks	2012	Tempting Dash	4	4	2	0	0	0	0	109	$524,980.00	Tyler Graham & Conda Maze	Tyler Graham & John Mayers
2	Lovethewayyoulie	2012	Tempting Dash	4	2	1	1	1	1	0	96	$450,479.00	Tyler Graham & Conda Maze	Tyler Graham/Franklin Collins
3	Rock You	2011	Foose	4	4	2	0	0	0	0	101	$442,605.00	Reliance Ranches Llc	Steve D Burns Dvm
4	Im A Fancy Pyc	2012	Pyc Paint Your Wagon	5	4	1	0	0	0	0	92	$400,815.00	Dustin Cox	Weetona Stanley/William Smith
5	One Valiant Hero	2011	Valiant Hero	5	3	1	2	2	0	0	101	$269,084.00	Valeriano Racing Stables Llc	T I Cattle Company
6	Paint Me Perry	2012	Pyc Paint Your Wagon	4	3	1	0	0	0	0	101	$203,835.00	J & B Rental	J & B Rental
7	Bv Travelin Soldier	2012	Corona Cartel	3	2	0	1	1	0	0	97	$197,398.00	Bella Vista Farms Llc	Bella Vista Farms Llc
8	Llano Cartel	2010	Teller Cartel	6	4	1	2	2	0	0	112	$174,870.00	Wade Helton	Wootan Racing
9	Count De Monet	2012	Brimmerton	4	2	1	1	0	1	1	94	$174,301.00	Bobby D Cox	Vaughn and Jill Cook
10	Slew Of Success	2010	Cartel Success	4	4	3	0	0	0	0	97	$173,136.00	Mary Passmore Kirby	Toni L/J Lloyd Yother

XVIII AQHA Derby Challenge

Este domingo se correrá el XVIII AQHA Derby Challenge en el Hipódromo de las Américas, les dejo aquí a los finalistas y quien opinan que ganara?

1-1 VOLCOMS HEART c E. Cuellar 55.5 5/2
1A-7 FAMOUS DOOLEY c D. Gamboa 55.5 5/2
2-4 KLIMENE FEATURE Sc A. Almazan 55.5 3
2A-5 ATOUCHE c J. J. Reyes 55.5 3
3-2 DON SAYID c A. Ceron 55.5 20
4-3 ONE BIG BIRD I. Parra 55.5 7/2
5-6 MAD COURAGE c T. Gonzalez 55.5 10
6-8 TAINT YOUR WAGON c N. J. Hernandez 55.5 7
7-9 VOLTARA c R. Cuevas 55.5 9/2
8-10 BLACKMOUNTAIN BE c M. Molina 55.5 15

Aparte de que tendremos 19 carreras de cuarto de milla porque también serán los trials del futurity Garañones.

Les de dejo también el programa:

http://www.hipodromo.com.mx/sites/default/files/MEXMexicoPP0629H20.pdf

No dejen de darme su opinión de sus favoritos.

Merial Distaff Challenge Championship (G1)

$125,000 Merial Distaff Challenge Championship (G1)

Horse Qualifying

Race/Date Owner Trainer Jockey

Special Exterior Mexico / March 2 Nain Hernandez Hernandez Sergio Flores Lopez Eddie Cuellar ALSO ELIGIBLE One Famous Episode

Jessica Lane Im A Feature Girl Sam Houston / April 26 Jorge Haddad Jorge Haddad Ricardo Aguirre ALSO ELIGIBLE Stoli Angel

 Shez Jess Toxic Chicks Special Angle Sun Downs / May 4 Miguel Sanguino Juan Sanguino Hugo Herrera ALSO ELIGIBLE Alota Action Feature

Miss Alibi Shanachee Remington Park / May 11 J Garvan Kelly Juan Aleman Omar Reyes ALSO ELIGIBLE Ianna Entrap

Calsico Inagural

Calsico Inagural Hipodromo de las Americas



Orden de llegada

1 12. Gol Mca J. Flores
2 4. Sophastacat H. Ramos
3 3. Class Act Perry J. L. Santos
4 6. The Hurricane J. M. Rosado
5 5. Keenwood J. Rugerio
6 11. Sixes Sport A. Andrade
7 7. Tacubaya R. Lopez
8 2. Spells M. Hernandez B.
9 10. It Makes Too E. Cuellar
10 1. Heard It Here First R. Vallejo
11 8. Mr Zoom D. Gamboa
12 9. Luxuriance J. T. Diaz

El parto en la yegua

Autor: Dr. Enrique Castillo M.V.

El estudio de rebaños salvajes ha enseñado que el parto de la yegua es un evento en el cual juegan papel importante los “lazos” o parentescos entre los individuos que conforman el rebaño. Al momento del parto, el semental o macho dominante del rebaño, junto al hijo (macho) mayor de la yegua que esta próxima a parir, se encargan de proteger a la misma de depredadores que pudieran ser atraídos a la escena del parto. El hijo mayor de la yegua hace equipo con su padre, siendo el momento del nacimiento uno de los pocos eventos en que los machos cooperan en defensa del rebaño. Definitivamente estas observaciones a nivel de rebaños salvajes distan completamente de lo que ocurre al momento del parto en la mayoría de los criaderos a nivel mundial, donde muchas de las yeguas alojan en sus vientres cuantiosas inversiones que requieren de una atención especial para garantizar un nacimiento exitoso.En los establecimientos de cría manejados de manera intensiva, las yeguas preñadas de acuerdo a su fecha probable de parto, comienzan a ser ubicadas en potreros o pastos que se encuentran alrededor de la “maternidad” o como se conoce al establo dedicado al uso exclusivo de las yeguas que están próximas a parir. Dos a tres semanas previas a la posible fecha de parto, las yeguas comienzan a ser revisadas a diario. El propósito de tal revisión es determinar ciertos cambios que permiten establecer que el momento del parto esta cerca. La relajación de los ligamentos pélvicos y perineales, la elongación de la vulva, el desarrollo de las glándulas mamarias y la aparición de una secreción conocida como “wax”, la cual es precursora del calostro, son signos que permiten determinar que la yegua esta lista para parir. La mayoría de los partos ocurren entre las once de la noche y las cuatro de la mañana, es por esto, que cuando los signos antes mencionados se hacen evidentes, las yeguas son colocadas en establos o áreas donde la misma puede ser observada con facilidad en horas de la noche. El inicio del parto no solo depende de factores inherentes al feto o a la yegua, es indispensable que el medio ambiente alrededor de la misma, sea lo suficientemente tranquilo y seguro para que esta se sienta confiada e inicie las labores de parto. En la yegua, el parto ha sido dividido en tres etapas claramente diferenciadas. La primera etapa puede producirse en un rango de treinta minutos a seis horas, en la misma, el feto juega un papel importante y activo tratando de adoptar la posición correcta dentro del útero que le permita avanzar sin problemas hacia el canal de parto. La yegua también colabora en el proceso y manifiesta signos similares a los que enseña un animal con dolor abdominal. La sudoración del cuello y los flancos, la frecuente micción y defecación, intranquilidad y ansiedad son otros de los signos observados. Esta primera etapa finaliza con la ruptura de las membranas fetales y la expulsión repentina y explosiva de un fluido rojizo, hecho que se conoce comúnmente como “ruptura de fuentes” o “romper aguas”. El segundo estadio, tiene una duración promedio de veinte minutos, sin embargo puede variar en un rango de diez a sesenta minutos, finalizando con la salida del potro al exterior. La yegua se “hecha” sobre uno de sus lados y comienza a contraer su abdomen fuertemente ayudando a la expulsión del potrillo. Junto al gran esfuerzo que realiza la madre, el potro también participa activamente en el proceso, por lo que potros débiles o moribundos, pueden complicar la culminación del nacimiento. Un factor indispensable para la ocurrencia normal del parto, es que el potro en la etapa previa, haya sido capaz de adoptar una posición correcta. Los miembros anteriores deben estar extendidos, uno ligeramente mas adelante que el otro y la cabeza perfectamente alineada y apoyada sobre los mismos, cualquier diferencia o alteración con esta posición impedirán el avance del potrillo a través del canal de parto y su salida al exterior. Las alteraciones en la posición correcta, se traducen en partos distócicos, los cuales en muchos casos pueden ser lo suficientemente complicados para producir la muerte del potro, de la yegua, o de ambos. La etapa que pone fin al evento del parto en la yegua, es la expulsión de las membranas fetales. Estas deberán ser expulsadas dentro las siguientes dos a seis horas posteriores al parto. Cuando la placenta no es expulsada dentro del rango normal, existe la posibilidad de que surjan problemas relacionados a la liberación de toxinas, las cuales pueden provocar entre otras alteraciones, una inflamación a nivel de los cascos de la yegua, conocida como infosura o laminitis, siendo en algunos casos tan severa que causa la muerte de la misma. A pesar de toda la atención que se da al momento del parto, siempre existe la posibilidad de que problemas o situaciones irregulares afecten a la yegua, al potrillo o ambos. Las hemorragias, especialmente debidas a la ruptura de la arteria uterina, la ruptura del útero o del recto, y los cólicos post-parto son algunas de las condiciones que pueden afectar a la yegua. En el caso del potrillo la mayoría de los inconvenientes surgen, cuando por alguna dificultad al momento del parto, se compromete la disponibilidad de oxigeno para el mismo, provocando daños cerebrales que se traducen en potros con dificultad para mantenerse de pie y alimentarse, estos potros llamados “dummies”, implicaran cuidados intensivos, costosos, que no siempre serán exitosos y que con mucha seguridad desde temprana edad, limitaran la capacidad corredora del futuro atleta.Artículo publicado en la Revista Ciencia & Hipismo y pubicada por gentileza del autor del Trabajo

Autor: Dr. Enrique Castillo M.V.

Campeones AQHA (carrera Cuarto de Milla)

Ya se publico la lista de Nominados de Campeones de la AQHA (campeones carrera cuarto de milla), se las pongo aquí para revisarla y dar sus predicciones, los resultados finales se darán a conocer el 16 de enero por TVG, en la pagina de AQHA y aquí entre otros sitios, Por favor entrar para dar sus predicciones para los mejores caballos de carrera cuarto de milla.


AQHA RACING CHAMPION TWO-YEAR-OLD COLT

CAPTAIN COURAGE
CARTERS CARTEL
FIGHTER ON FIRE
FURRTREEOUS
ONE FAMOUS EAGLE
POOL
RED STORM CAT
ROCK SOLID JESS
SF ROYAL BANK
SWINGIN JESS

AQHA RACING CHAMPION TWO-YEAR-OLD FILLY

CHECK CATHY
EYE FOR CORONA
EYESA JUMPN
FIRST DASHIN BYE
HEARTSWIDEOPEN
MISS BLUE CHEW
MISS KITTYS BAR BET
MY LADY FIRST
THIS CANDYS OKAY
TUNES
WILD SIX

AQHA RACING CHAMPION TWO-YEAR-OLD GELDING

A STREAK REGARD
ANCIENT RULER
DASH TO CELEBRATE
GENUINE STREAKER
ILLEGAL MEMORIES
MAGIC SHOW CZECH
POSSUM FUST
SENOR SEABOLT
SOUTHERN TAKES ALL
VALS WARRIOR

AQHA RACING CHAMPION THREE-YEAR-OLD COLT

FDD DYNASTY
HICLASS LA JOLLA
NO SECRETS HERE
THE CRAWFISH
TRISK
VALIANT HERO

AQHA RACING CHAMPION THREE-YEAR-OLD FILLY

BLUES GIRL TOO
EN TREPEINS JEWEL
FANCYS FIRST AFFAIR
FIRST CAROLINA
HEAVENLY TRIP
JESS A LIL BIT MORE
MISS KIPS STREAKIN
REBA CLEATA
REMEMBER ME ROSE

AQHA RACING CHAMPION THREE-YEAR-OLD GELDING

A STOLI MATE
CZECH N OUT ASHLEY
DONT LET DOWN
LITTLE BIT OF BAJA
NOT A FULL MOON
SEPARATE BET
TEN OCLOCK SCHOLAR

AQHA RACING CHAMPION AGED STALLION

BRINDIS POR CAYENNE
COUNTRY CHICKS MAN
KETEL WON
MAKIN WILLIES
VOLCOM

AQHA RACING CHAMPION AGED MARE

BLAZIN FIRE
BULLIONS N GARTERS
FIVE BAR MOLLY
JJS FAST GAL
STRENGTH IN NUMBERS
WHAT A PERFORMANCE

AQHA RACING CHAMPION AGED GELDING

ANGELAS TOAST
GOTTA GET
LET IT SNOWMAN
MR CHIVATO TO YOU
MR FRENCHMAN
RIDE WITH THE KING
SM COUNTRY COWBOY
SNOWBOUND SUPERSTAR
STRAWKINS

AQHA RACING CHAMPION DISTANCE HORSE

BCR LETS GET BUSY
CRONUS
FIRST TO RAMBLE
MR FRENCHMAN
NIK THE QWIK
SNOWBOUND SUPERSTAR

MEXICAN RACING CHAMPION

AGUERRIDO CASH
ANDY PRINCESS
DASH ZEVI AGUERRIDA
DISCLOSURE GIVES
FANATICA
RAISE CHICKS
SF FINITA DASH
SF MONTAIN SHADOW
SIMPLY JACKPOT
TOTALLY DONE BACK

CANADIAN RACING CHAMPION

FIRST KOOL MONEY
INTO FAST
ITS ALL ABOUT SPEED
MISSJESSTIC PERRY
POW WOW LANE
RISING UP THE CHARTS
SECRET GAMBLER
SIX PACK OF CORONA
TOUCHED BY THE MOON
VITAL DRIVE

AQHA RACING CHAMPION OWNER

EDWARD C. ALLRED
ANJORA CORP
AZOOM LP
GERAL DEWITT
DOUBLE BAR S RANCH LLC
KEILANI FARMS
LUCKY SEVEN RANCH
M C MORRIS
ARMANDO OROZCO
JAVIER RODRIGUEZ
CHRISTINE TAVARES

AQHA RACING CHAMPION BREEDER

MIKE ABRAHAM
EDWARD C ALLRED
DOUBLE BAR S RANCH LLC
KIRK M GOODFELLOW
L/J FARMS INC.
MLA INTERNATIONAL COMPANY
VESSELS STALLION FARM LLC

AQHA RACING CHAMPION TRAINER

CARL DRAPER
ADAN FARIAS
LUIS VILLA FRANCO
PAUL C. JONES
HEATH TAYLOR
EDDIE WILLIS

AQHA RACING CHAMPION JOCKEY

RODRIGO ACEVES
G. R. CARTER JR
CODY JENSEN
DANNY LAVERGNE
ALFONSO LUJAN
FREDDIE L MARTINEZ
GILBERT B ORTIZ
SAUL RAMIREZ JR.
RAMON SANCHEZ