Equi-Stat 2006 Reining Statistical
The yearfs leading horse, Taris Designer Genes, and Randy Paul slid their way to the 2006 NRHA Futurity Championship. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Reining Statistical
Collenas Finest Tafy finished as the seasonfs No. 2 horse, and was ridden by Brian Bell to the Reserve Championship at the 2006 NRHA Futurity. |
Equi-Stat 2006 Reining Statistical
Einsteins Revolution and Shawn Flarida won the NRBC, helping the stallion become the yearfs No. 3 horse and leader on the 4/5/6-Year-Old list. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Reining Statistical
The Great Guntini placed third with Mike McEntire at the NRHA Futurity, success that catapulted the horse to fourth on the list of the yearfs highest money earners. |
Equi-Stat 2006 Reining Statistical
Custom Legend and Andrea Fappani won Reserve at the NRBC, a win that went a long way in positioning the stallion fifth in the yearfs final standings. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Reining Statistical
Red Chic Peppy, ridden by Australian Martin Lacombe, was the yearfs leading NRHA Horse. |
Equi-Stat 2006 Reining Statistical
Dun It In Tinseltown, ridden by Jared Leclair, topped the Intermediate Open list with $29,848 in earnings. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Reining Statistical
Dun Dazzled Whiz helped carry Chris Ferguson to $16,841 for the No. 1 slot in Limited Open Riders for 2006. |
Equi-Stat 2006 Reining Statistical
Just Like Starlight earned $13,070 with Jay McLaughlin to lead the Limited Open Horses in 2006. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Reining Statistical
Gunnin For Diamonds won $9,172 in 2006 with Arno Hostetter, making him the second- highest money earning horse in the Limited Open. |
Equi-Stat 2006 Reining Statistical
Leading Non-Pro team, Mandy McCutcheon and Rawhides Banjo, topped the charts. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Reining Statistical
Second leading Non-Pro Trisha Hamilton, riding Whizout A Doubt. |
Equi-Stat 2006 Reining Statistical
Smokin Dually (PT) was the second-highest ranking Non-Pro horse, with rider Kim Dooley. |
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March 15 issue - the Equi-Stat 2004 Cutting Statistical second Leading Non Pro 4 Year Old Horse is Dees Cats Meow. She was strong from start to finish for Scotty Rice in 2004. They scored a 221.5 to win the 4-year-old Non-Pro at the Abilene Spectacular, the first significant aged event of the year. Then, at the Fall Suncost Futurity, held in October at Las Vegas, they walked away with the Non-Pro Championship and $9,002.
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