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- Road To The Worlds
Sheriff's Posse Arena, Albuquerque
Saturday, October 17 at 9:00am - Western Shooting Horse Memoria...
MORIARTY HERIAGE RODEO ARENA, MORIA...
Friday, May 22 at 3:00pm - Western Shooting Horse Labor D...
Moriarty Heritage Rodeo Arena
Saturday, August 30 at 4:00pm
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CMSA Shines Bright at AQHA Worlds
Cowboy Mounted Shooting was spotlighted and given an enthusiastic reception during the 2009 AQHA World Show in Oklahoma City when the CMSA presented its first mounted shooting exhibition and competition.
Part of the featured Saturday night competition program in the Jim Norrick Arena at ...the Oklahoma State Fair Complex, ten shooters vied for the bronze trophies in front of an audience of cheering spectators.
An historic milestone in the history of the CMSA, the exhibition marked the first time Cowboy Mounted Shooting was included in the 34-year history of the AQHA World show.
“It was a great experience for all of us,” says CMSA president Dan Plaster. “It put mounted shooting another step ahead and presented us to the whole world this evening.”
“It’s a privilege for us to be here at the AQHA World,” commented CMSA Chairman Jim Rodgers. “I was happy to see Laura, one of our newer shooters and Bobby Ruwe, one of our older shooters do so well.”
CMSA vice president Brady Carr said, “It’s one of the biggest things that has happened to the CMSA. The spectators loved it. The contestants loved it and it’s one step closer to actually being a qualifying AQHA World.”
Taking the top spot in the men’s division was men’s level six competitor Bobby Ruwe who’s AQHA World win brought added significance. “I came from an AQHA background, a barrel racer and pole bender all my life,” says Bobby. “My son won the AQHA Youth World and my daughter stood up in the nation for years and now I’m finally bringing home an AQHA World trophy.”
Level four competitor, Laura Parmentier took top honors in the ladies division.
Competing in the historic event in the men’s division was Zane Chunn, Don Day, Bobby Ruwe, Stu Townlian and Stephen Wilson. For the ladies it was Shifarrah Carr, Jessie Kuka, Kenda Lenseigne, Lynn Merrick, and Laura Parmentier.
CMSA competitor and spokesperson, Annie Bianco-Ellett also took part in a pole bending mounted shooting demonstration on her AQHA stallion El Costa Prom.
The AQHA and the CMSA joined forces in 2008 to promote mounted shooting and the usefulness of the American Quarter Horse in shooting competitions. Through the partnership, AQHA and CMSA now track American Quarter Horse achievements and display earnings and awards as part of the horse’s official AQHA record. AQHA also awards the top-placing American Quarter Horses at the CMSA World Championship.Read More
Cowboy Mounted Shooting was spotlighted and given an enthusiastic reception during the 2009 AQHA World Show in Oklahoma City when the CMSA presented its first mounted shooting exhibition and competition.
Part of the featured Saturday night competition program in the Jim Norrick Arena at ...the Oklahoma State Fair Complex, ten shooters vied for the bronze trophies in front of an audience of cheering spectators.
An historic milestone in the history of the CMSA, the exhibition marked the first time Cowboy Mounted Shooting was included in the 34-year history of the AQHA World show.
“It was a great experience for all of us,” says CMSA president Dan Plaster. “It put mounted shooting another step ahead and presented us to the whole world this evening.”
“It’s a privilege for us to be here at the AQHA World,” commented CMSA Chairman Jim Rodgers. “I was happy to see Laura, one of our newer shooters and Bobby Ruwe, one of our older shooters do so well.”
CMSA vice president Brady Carr said, “It’s one of the biggest things that has happened to the CMSA. The spectators loved it. The contestants loved it and it’s one step closer to actually being a qualifying AQHA World.”
Taking the top spot in the men’s division was men’s level six competitor Bobby Ruwe who’s AQHA World win brought added significance. “I came from an AQHA background, a barrel racer and pole bender all my life,” says Bobby. “My son won the AQHA Youth World and my daughter stood up in the nation for years and now I’m finally bringing home an AQHA World trophy.”
Level four competitor, Laura Parmentier took top honors in the ladies division.
Competing in the historic event in the men’s division was Zane Chunn, Don Day, Bobby Ruwe, Stu Townlian and Stephen Wilson. For the ladies it was Shifarrah Carr, Jessie Kuka, Kenda Lenseigne, Lynn Merrick, and Laura Parmentier.
CMSA competitor and spokesperson, Annie Bianco-Ellett also took part in a pole bending mounted shooting demonstration on her AQHA stallion El Costa Prom.
The AQHA and the CMSA joined forces in 2008 to promote mounted shooting and the usefulness of the American Quarter Horse in shooting competitions. Through the partnership, AQHA and CMSA now track American Quarter Horse achievements and display earnings and awards as part of the horse’s official AQHA record. AQHA also awards the top-placing American Quarter Horses at the CMSA World Championship.Read More
Western Shooting Horse CMSA announces Double Down concept for 2010 to offer bigger payouts in competition. Story by Ken Amorosano, publisher, Western Shooting Horse Magazine.
Western Shooting Horse Just woke up to 4 inches of snow in Tijeras, New Mexico. Winter is here and it is beautiful! http://twitpic.com/n9czp
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Lady’s level six competitor Kenda Lenseigne took home the overall World
Champion title from the 2009 CMSA World Championships in Amarillo,
Texas after beating a field of more than 300 competitors in the
six-stage competition.
The Ellensburg, Washington resident also took home top honors in the
Lady's Wrangler Pro and Lady's... Colt Eliminator competitions with top
overall times over the men's categories.
Coming in reserve and taking the top men's title was level five
competitor Don Day. Ladies level four Natalie Johnson took the lady's
reserve title and 2007 World Champ Matthew Sronce won the men’s reserve
title.
In the men’s division of the Colt Eliminator, 2008 World Champ Charlie
Little took the title with Stephen Wilson taking the top honors in the
Men’s Wrangler Pro. Stephen Wilson also took the top spot in the Rifle
category and Tammy Townsend won the Cavalry competition.
Top ten after six stages:
1 L6 Kenda Lenseigne 102.532 0 102.532
2 M5 Don Day 103.571 0 103.571
3 M6 Matthew Sronce 104.015 0 104.015
4 L4 Natalie Johnson 104.032 0 104.032
5 M4 Brett Borkowski 104.340 0 104.340
6 M6 Eric Nelson 104.826 0 104.826
7 L5 Andra Olson 106.160 0 106.160
8 L6 Amanda Porter 106.186 0 106.186
9 M6 Jimmie Allen 106.293 0 106.293
10 M3 Quintin Forte 106.308 0 106.308
Men's Wrangler Pro - Stephen Wilson - 12.242
Lady's Wrangler Pro - Kenda Lenseigne - 12.229
Men's Colt Eliminator - Charlie Little - 11.426
Lady's Colt Eliminator - Kenda Lenseigne - 11.187
Rifle Champion - Stephen Wilson - 31.898
Cavalry Champion - Tammy Townsend - 42.175Read More
Champion title from the 2009 CMSA World Championships in Amarillo,
Texas after beating a field of more than 300 competitors in the
six-stage competition.
The Ellensburg, Washington resident also took home top honors in the
Lady's Wrangler Pro and Lady's... Colt Eliminator competitions with top
overall times over the men's categories.
Coming in reserve and taking the top men's title was level five
competitor Don Day. Ladies level four Natalie Johnson took the lady's
reserve title and 2007 World Champ Matthew Sronce won the men’s reserve
title.
In the men’s division of the Colt Eliminator, 2008 World Champ Charlie
Little took the title with Stephen Wilson taking the top honors in the
Men’s Wrangler Pro. Stephen Wilson also took the top spot in the Rifle
category and Tammy Townsend won the Cavalry competition.
Top ten after six stages:
1 L6 Kenda Lenseigne 102.532 0 102.532
2 M5 Don Day 103.571 0 103.571
3 M6 Matthew Sronce 104.015 0 104.015
4 L4 Natalie Johnson 104.032 0 104.032
5 M4 Brett Borkowski 104.340 0 104.340
6 M6 Eric Nelson 104.826 0 104.826
7 L5 Andra Olson 106.160 0 106.160
8 L6 Amanda Porter 106.186 0 106.186
9 M6 Jimmie Allen 106.293 0 106.293
10 M3 Quintin Forte 106.308 0 106.308
Men's Wrangler Pro - Stephen Wilson - 12.242
Lady's Wrangler Pro - Kenda Lenseigne - 12.229
Men's Colt Eliminator - Charlie Little - 11.426
Lady's Colt Eliminator - Kenda Lenseigne - 11.187
Rifle Champion - Stephen Wilson - 31.898
Cavalry Champion - Tammy Townsend - 42.175Read More
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WESTERN SHOOTING HORSE MAGAZINE
PRESENTS
"ROAD TO THE WORLDS"
CMSA DOUBLE POINTS COMPETITION
AT BERNALILLO SHERIFF'S POSSE COVERED ARENA ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO
OCTOBER 17-18, 2009
(One Week Before the CMSA Worlds)
Western Shooting Horse Magazine will host a CMSA Double Points "Road to the Worlds" competition at the Bernalill...o Sheriff's Posse Covered Arena in Albuquerque, New Mexico, October 17-18, 2009.
The Western Shooting Horse "Road To The Worlds" will feature a six-stage CMSA Double Points match with the main match stages being shot on Saturday and Sunday. Main Match contestants will compete for a 50% Circuit Payback (80% to each class) with Buckle Choice for full classes. Overall men and women's buckles will also be awarded.
A two-stage Eliminator, two-stage rilfe competition and Pro Shootout will take place during the Saturday Night Showcase that is open to the public. There is a 60% payback for the Rifle and Eliminator and 80% payback for the Pro Shootout. Eliminator is gender split - 1&2 - 3&4 - 5&6, with the top five in each category coming back for the second stage. Rifle brings back the top ten after stage 1 for the final run.
Entry fees for the Western Shooting Horse "Road To The Worlds" are $160. Entry for the Eliminator is $50. Entry for the Rifle is $50. Entry for the Pro Shootout is $100.
36 overnight camping sites with electric and water are available at $30 per night. Horse stalls are $15 per night and 40 stalls are available first come first serve. Use your pens, still $10 per horse per night.
Main match stages 1-3 will be shot on Saturday starting at 9:00 a.m. followed by 2 Rifle stages and 2 Eliminator stages. Stages 4-6 will be shot on Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
Spectators are welcome and encouraged to attend. There is no spectator entry or parking fees. A food concession vendor will be on site all three days.
The Bernalillo Sheriff's Posse Arena is a regulation sized covered arena with excellent footing and grooming. The facility includes grandstands and raised announcer’s booth, restrooms and concession facilities. The Sheriff's Posse Arena is located at 10308 Second Street NW in Albuquerque, New Mexico. From Albuquerque take interstate 25 north and exit at 233. Turn left on Alameda Blvd for 2 miles then turn right on 2nd Street for 1 mile. Look for the sign on your right.
Western Shooting Horse Magazine, the national shooting horse sports magazine based in Tijeras, NM, sponsors the Western Shooting Horse "Road To The Worlds." For more information visit their web site at www.westernshootinghorse.com or call 505-286-0100.
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Schedule:
Friday, October 16
Check-in
Saturday, October 17
9:00 a.m. - Stage 1-3 of the Main Match
6:30 p.m. - Saturday Night Showcase
2-Stage Eliminator
2-Stage Rifle Competition
2-Stage Pro Shootout
Sunday, October 18
8:00 a.m. - Cowboy Church
9:30 a.m. - Stage 4-6 of the Main MatchRead More
PRESENTS
"ROAD TO THE WORLDS"
CMSA DOUBLE POINTS COMPETITION
AT BERNALILLO SHERIFF'S POSSE COVERED ARENA ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO
OCTOBER 17-18, 2009
(One Week Before the CMSA Worlds)
Western Shooting Horse Magazine will host a CMSA Double Points "Road to the Worlds" competition at the Bernalill...o Sheriff's Posse Covered Arena in Albuquerque, New Mexico, October 17-18, 2009.
The Western Shooting Horse "Road To The Worlds" will feature a six-stage CMSA Double Points match with the main match stages being shot on Saturday and Sunday. Main Match contestants will compete for a 50% Circuit Payback (80% to each class) with Buckle Choice for full classes. Overall men and women's buckles will also be awarded.
A two-stage Eliminator, two-stage rilfe competition and Pro Shootout will take place during the Saturday Night Showcase that is open to the public. There is a 60% payback for the Rifle and Eliminator and 80% payback for the Pro Shootout. Eliminator is gender split - 1&2 - 3&4 - 5&6, with the top five in each category coming back for the second stage. Rifle brings back the top ten after stage 1 for the final run.
Entry fees for the Western Shooting Horse "Road To The Worlds" are $160. Entry for the Eliminator is $50. Entry for the Rifle is $50. Entry for the Pro Shootout is $100.
36 overnight camping sites with electric and water are available at $30 per night. Horse stalls are $15 per night and 40 stalls are available first come first serve. Use your pens, still $10 per horse per night.
Main match stages 1-3 will be shot on Saturday starting at 9:00 a.m. followed by 2 Rifle stages and 2 Eliminator stages. Stages 4-6 will be shot on Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
Spectators are welcome and encouraged to attend. There is no spectator entry or parking fees. A food concession vendor will be on site all three days.
The Bernalillo Sheriff's Posse Arena is a regulation sized covered arena with excellent footing and grooming. The facility includes grandstands and raised announcer’s booth, restrooms and concession facilities. The Sheriff's Posse Arena is located at 10308 Second Street NW in Albuquerque, New Mexico. From Albuquerque take interstate 25 north and exit at 233. Turn left on Alameda Blvd for 2 miles then turn right on 2nd Street for 1 mile. Look for the sign on your right.
Western Shooting Horse Magazine, the national shooting horse sports magazine based in Tijeras, NM, sponsors the Western Shooting Horse "Road To The Worlds." For more information visit their web site at www.westernshootinghorse.com or call 505-286-0100.
# # #
Schedule:
Friday, October 16
Check-in
Saturday, October 17
9:00 a.m. - Stage 1-3 of the Main Match
6:30 p.m. - Saturday Night Showcase
2-Stage Eliminator
2-Stage Rifle Competition
2-Stage Pro Shootout
Sunday, October 18
8:00 a.m. - Cowboy Church
9:30 a.m. - Stage 4-6 of the Main MatchRead More
Western Shooting Horse Paisley talks about his newest album American Saturday Night and about the tour.
Western Shooting Horse George Strait talks about his new album TWANG. We have an interview with George in our upcoming issue of Western Shooting Horse Magazine. We love the album. One of Strait's best ever.
Western Shooting Horse Western Shooting Horse Magazine took home two awards from American Horse Publications (AHP) this weekend. 3rd Place Best Cover for our May/June cover featuring Kenda Lenseigne and an Honorable Mention for Open Color Editorial Photograph for an image in our March/April “The Art of (Being) Steve Thornton” feature. We are honored!
Western Shooting Horse Joe Bowman - April 12, 1925-June 28, 2009 - Joe was one of the last great cowboy entertainers. I had the privilege of working with Joe over the years when I hired him to perform for many events during my years with SASS. Not only was he quick with a gun, he was also quick with a smile, a joke and a card trick.
Source: www.joebowman.com
Joe Bowman - The Straight Shooter's Official Website. Visit with one of the fastest and most accurate shooters ever born. Many pages devoted to Joe's friends - The stars and stuntmen of the classic Western movies and television shows.
Western Shooting Horse Just finished editing a 30 second spot we produced for Circle Y and the Kenda Lenseigne Quick Shot Saddle. What do you think?
Western Shooting Horse Western Shooting Horse Named a Finalist in 2009 American Horse Publications Awards Competition.
Source: www.americanhorsepubs.org
Sixty-one American Horse Publications members are named finalists in the 2009 AHP Annual Awards Contest for material published in and dated 2008. Participation in this year’s contest represented 111 AHP members and 816 entries. ...
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Check out the new videos from the CMSA Nationals Saturday Night Showcase: http://www.westernshootinghorse.com/vide
Source: www.westernshootinghorse.com
In every issue of Western Shooting Horse you'll find the latest Shooting Horse news, articles on training by leading experts, the latest on equine health care, competition tips from top Cowboys, interviews with industry leaders, and much more. ...
Western Shooting Horse Finally got the latest issue of WHS Mag shipped to HQ. Looks great. May be our best ever. Check out Shifarrah Carr in the fashion spread.
Western Shooting Horse APHA is collecting used boots for Ft. Worth YMCA kids. Sounds like a great program http://tinyurl.com/op2uyu
Source: tinyurl.com
FORT WORTH, TEXAS—The American Paint Horse Foundation needs your help to give kids a leg up on life by donating new or gently used cowboy boots for young riders.
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