They earned $1,300 for their victorious run.įinishing second was Julia Winders aboard James Winders’ TRR Tanquery Cat (Cats Hillbilly-TRR Sweet Shoot Out by TRR Big Iron). He is by Cats Hillbilly and out of the Pepcid mare TRR Ms Pepcid Poco. The 6-year-old red roan stallion is bred and owned by Tongue River Ranch. $1,000-Added Limited Open 5- & 6-Year-Old Working Ranch HorseĬapturing the limited division was Sam Norman and TRR Pepoco Cat. Pick Your Bet is a half brother to money earner W Pasture.įinishing second in the class was Dusty’s brother, True Burson, aboard Whiskeys Rockin (Rockin W-Cynthias Whiskey by Paddys Irish Whiskey), also a homebred competing for Burnett Ranches. Pickin Tivio is a money earner, and she and her siblings earned nearly $40,000.
The 6-year-old red roan gelding was bred and is owned by the ranch, and is by Bet Hesa Cat and out of the Sixes Pick mare Pickin Tivio. World champion Dusty Burson rode Pick Your Bet for employer Burnett Ranches LLC to win the 5- and 6-year-old working ranch horse class. $1,500-Added Open 5- & 6-Year-Old Working Ranch Horse They are all out of the producing mare Im Not Blonde.įinishing second in the open class was Ben Baldus aboard his own Shes Tuff N Smooth (Woody Be Tuff-CR Shes Uh Secret by Peptoboonsmal), a sorrel mare bred by Center Ranch of Centerville, Texas.įinishing second in the limited division was TRR Hillbilly Rock (Cats Hillbilly-TRR Girls A Rockin by Pepcid), ridden by Elwyn McClesky for breeder and owner AQHA Best Remuda winner Tongue River Ranch of Paducah, Texas. Wanna Be A Pepto’s dam is a sibling to horses that have earned more than $276,000 in National Reining Horse Association earnings, as well as world champion Whata Chic Magnet (by Magnum Chic Dream).
He is by Pocket Fulla Pepto and out of the Double My Whiskey mare Wanna Be Blonde. The bay roan stallion is a homebred for the AQHA Best Remuda-winning ranch based in Vernon, Texas. Their combined earnings for winning the two classes was $3,720. Waggoner Estate sent out Wanna Be A Pepto and rider Garrett Cooper to capture both the 4-year-old working ranch horse and the limited 4-year-old working ranch horse classes, marking a 144.5. $1,500-Added Limited Open 4-Year-Old Working Ranch Horse
$3,500-Added Open 4-Year-Old Working Ranch Horse
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