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Volume 13 Number 2 Feb/Mar 2015

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Features:

9 Understanding USTPA Ratings

10 NWSS Results

17 Meet Railside - Zach Cisco

Inside:

24 2015 USTPA Point Leaders and Chart

25 2015 Show Calendar

26 Suspended Persons

27 Chaplains Corner

28 USTPA Show Results

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6 Spring Round-Up Ad

7 Spring Round-Up Entry Form

22 Windham Weaponry Showdown Entry Form

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VOLUME 13 NUMBER 2 February/March 2015

USTPAMission Statement

The purposes of the United States Team Penning

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Understanding the USTPA Rider Rating System

Last year, the USTPA launched a new rider rating system to improve the accuracy of rider ratings based on quantitative evaluation of a rider’s success in competition (win/loss ratio), riding ability and quality of steed (horsemanship), and competition and cattle reading skills (arena awareness). In November, the National Rating Committee of the USTPA (NRC) began evaluating rider ratings based on this rating system. Below is a summary of the rating process.

What is the NRC?The National Rating Committee (NRC) of the USTPA is composed of one representative from each USTPA region. The regional representative should be a rider who regularly attends national shows and is well-versed on riders in his/her region and the abilities of riders nationally. The NRC representative is a member of their Regional Rating Committee (RRC) and reports between the RRC and NRC. During the rating process, only NRC members who are very familiar with a member as a competitor are allowed to vote on the member’s rating.

What is the Win/Loss Ratio and Matrix?After the 2014 World Championship, the USTPA show earnings for all members in the last 3 years were calculated and divided into ratings in Penning and Sorting. All riders of a rating, and in each discipline, were grouped and sorted highest to lowest based on their competition earnings versus entry fees in the last 3 years. The highest earning 25% of each rating was designated as being in the 4 quadrant (highest), the next highest 25% in the 3 quadrant, the second to lowest 25% in the 2 quadrant, and the lowest 25% in the 1 quadrant. These quadrant numbers are referred to as their “Win/Loss Matrix Number”.

About Horsemanship and Arena AwarenessDuring the ratings review, the RRCs and the NRC go through all rider ratings and review each matrix number. Riders who are in the 4 and 1 quadrants are reviewed and discussed as they are the most likely candidates to be raised (if a 4) or lowered (if a 1). If anyone on the NRC expresses a concern about the accuracy of a rider’s rating, the NRC votes on their Horsemanship and Arena Awarness. NRC members who are familiar with the riding ability of the member in question are asked to rate the rider from 1 to 3 on Horsemanship and Arena Awareness, with 1 being below the average rider of a comparable rating, 2 being average, and 3 above average. Each ranking (1-3) is calculated and averaged in each category. These two final numbers (each between 1 and 3) are then added to the Win/LossMatrix Number for a final total score. The result is the Win/Loss Matrix Number counting for 40% of a rating, Horsemanship 30% and Arena Awareness 30%.

About Triggers to Move a Member RatingWhen the Win/Loss Matrix Number, Horsemanship score (average) and Arena Awareness score (average) are added together, the total is a riders final matrix number. If this total number is below 4.0, the rider’s rating in that discipline will be lowered. If it is above 8.5, the rider’s rating in that discipline will be raised.

ExceptionsAt least 3 members of the NRC must be familiar with a member’s competition ability in order for there to be a vote on the rider’s Horsemanship and Arena Awareness. If there are less than 3 members eligible to vote, evaluation of the rider’s Horsemanship and Arena Awareness is deferred to the RRC. Members with a Win/Loss Matrix Number of 2 or 3 may be reviewed by the NRC if specifically requested by the RRC or an NRC member. In addition to the possibility of being moved up by the NRC, “N” rated riders are automatically moved to 1’s when they earn $1,000 in lifetime earnings in Penning, and $500 in Sorting (aside from the earnings caps, “N” rated riders must be absolute beginners in order to qualify for the initial rating of “N”).

Ratings Defi nitionsDescriptions of rider ratings and rules regarding rating changes can be seen in the USTPA member handbook under “Rules” at www.USTPA.com.

AppealsIn December and April of each year, the NRC will review rating appeals from riders who believe they should have a lower rating. Riders with Win/Loss Matrix Numbers of 3 or 4 are not eligible to appeal unless the NRC determines that they were originally rated in error. Even if both the Arena Awareness and Horsemanship scores are 1, a 3 or 4 would not have a total matrix number of 4.0 or less. With the exception of “N” rated riders who meet the lifetime earning thresholds, rider ratings will not be adjusted by the NRC after April 30 of each competition year.

The next meeting of the NRC will be April 21, 2015.

The deadline for submitting rider rating appeals is April 15, 2015.


Quick Draw Penning: Terry Brooks, Niki Saggione, Joel Lesh

Pro/N Penning: Niki Saggione, Sherlynn Stewart, Jennifer Vondrak

Open Handicap Penning: Joel Lesh, Colette Brooks, Sarah Lesh

#9 Penning: Kelly Scanga, Jase Staudt, Tate Scanga#7 Penning: Cheree Lebrecht, Eric Sandbulte, Colette Brooks

#5 Penning: Kathy Coulson, Nicole Seedig, Cheryl Rimas

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National Western Results January 10-14, 2015

Jr Youth Penning: Shelby Temple, Noah Chase (riding with Joel Lesh)

#11 Masters Penning: Rod Bryner, Jeff Keller, Benny Bendewald

#12 Penning: Terry Brooks, Elle Chase, Patrick Bray

#11 Pro/Am/Nov Penning: Taylor Dyke, Kyler Haselip, Jared Lesh

#13 Penning: Dwayne Haselip, Taylor Dyke, Sarah Lesh

Sr Youth Penning: Casey May, Kristine May, Kyler Haselip



#3 Sorting: Amber Chevallier, Joe Waldoch

#6 Sorting: Kay Chevallier, Brad Schoepf

Jr Youth Sorting: Kody Ward, Loralee Ward

#9 Sorting: Jim Rondy, Tom Bross

Open Handicap Sorting: Jared Lesh, Louie Saggione, III

Sr Youth Sorting: Kristine May, Elle May



Region 2 Hosts the First USTPA Youth Outreach Event

On January 30, 2015, the USTPA sponsored its first Youth Outreach event, which was held in conjunc-tion with Dean Allred’s sanctioned show at the Nueces Canyon Arena in Brenham, TX. The event featured twelve young riders that were chosen to attend a free clinic on the Friday evening before the show, conducted by Mr. Brian Buckner. In addition to the clinic, all participants were also gifted a free one-year membership to the USTPA, as well as a $100 credit towards any classes that weekend! The idea was originally generated by Region Two director, Kathy Slack, along with show producer, Dean Allred, in an effort to increase youth participation within the organization. In fact, all proceeds from the show went to benefit the Waller County 4-H Horse Club Scholarship Fund and ed-ucational activities! Kathy and Dean strongly feel that by giving young rid-ers a taste of what the USTPA has to offer at its events, that the youth and their parents will continue to compete in the future. In order to be selected for the Youth Outreach program, the riders could not have ever qualified for any USTPA World Show.

Most of the riders learned of the event through the Waller County 4-H club, which draws youth from around the central Texas horse community. The overall feedback was nothing but posi-tive, and the goal of the event produc-ers of introducing the twelve youth to the fun and excitement of sanctioned team penning and ranch sorting was an absolute success. The clinic allowed the children to learn horsemanship in a “kid-friendly atmosphere,” and gave

everyone something to work on at home. Brian Buckner did an outstand-ing job of making himself accessible to all of the riders and offering them personal advice, even going so far as to ride some of the student’s horses to demonstrate key points. Brian’s smiling demeanor made everyone comfortable throughout the coach-ing, and a positive attitude was upheld by all that were in attendance. After brushing up basic skills on flat work, the group learned how to apply those same skills to the ranch sorting pen. The students learned how to properly cut cattle and also got to discuss ranch sorting strategy. After three hours, the clinic came to an end, with the same inspiring enthusiasm in which it had begun. Mr. Buckner stated, “I was happy to volunteer for such a worth-while opportunity.”

After the clinic, the Waller County 4-H club served a complimentary spaghetti dinner to all of the partici-pants, as well as their families. During the dinner, director Kathy Slack stated she “enjoyed meeting the parents and hearing their appreciation for what the USTPA provided for their children.” Kathy also reported that in addition to staying for the rest of the weekends competition, that many of the youth claimed to be “hooked,” and were also now planning to attend the next event in San Antonio! All in all, both Dean and Kathy are more than pleased with the outcome, and look forward to not only doing it again in the future, but also encouraging others to set up similar events in their areas.

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Meet Railside Zach Cisco

At thirty-four years old, Zach Cisco fi rst became involved with horses. “I grew up outside of Detroit, but moved to Arizona for work and started riding,” Zach states. Aft er about a year of learning the basics of horses, Zach was introduced to team penning by sending a horse to Randy Taber for training, and was hooked almost immediately. “Th e USTPA was pretty big out here when I fi rst started competing in Region 1. I was always just happy when we made the second go at the shows,” Zach tells about his fi rst experiences with the USTPA, which prove that hard work, time, and some good horses can make all the diff erence.



“The biggest change I’ve seen over the years is definitely with the horses. Their caliber has increased exponen-tially and completely changed the sport.” Zach personally owns two individuals prime examples; Oprah, an eleven-year-old dark bay daugh-ter of High Brow Cat, and Smarty, a thirteen-year-old sorrel Smart Little Lena mare. When asked where he found the mares, Zach laughs and says “I went to Jareds,” meaning Jared Lesh of Whitesboro, Texas, who he credits for his contribution in buying and selling many of the industry’s top penning and sorting horses. Zach keeps his horses maintained by keeping them in training with Randy Taber, and goes out twice a week to work on horsemanship and practice. “Randy does all kinds of events, and I’ve been lucky to learn from him,” Zach says. Both of his mares perform equally well at team penning and sorting, but Zach prefers penning if given the choice. “I like being able to chase the cows a little bit and go faster. I’m growing to like sorting too though since there a lot more oppor-tunities to sort in my area than pen,” he explains. The likely explanation for this is the cost of cattle, but Zach has some ideas that could help produc-ers in the future. “I think making the arena smaller so that the cattle don’t have to run as much could help us be able to get more and better cattle,” he suggests. In fact, when attend-ing a show in Canada recently, he observed this very phenomenon. “At

that show, they didn’t even chase after a cow that they lost when trying to get them penned, they just took two,” Zach explains. Another benefit of the smaller arena would be slowing things down. According to Zach, one of the reasons that sorting has become so popular is that the average rider feels comfortable competing in the event. Zach says, “People will tell you what they want. And they typically don’t want to go nine-oh down an arena.” Zach also credits the USTPA for the newly implemented draw system that he personally has been taking advan-tage of recently. Zach claims, “I’ve had really good luck with drawing some great partners. I don’t hesitate to go to any shows now, even if I don’t know a lot of people that are going to be there.”As a Director, Zach is trying to revive the USTPA in the Southwest by assisting in developing some new shows. “Team penning really began

in California,” says Zach. “I’ve helped to put on some shows already where we even gave away a truck, but I’d re-ally like to see the area to continue to grow and get back to where it used to be.” One of the upcoming shows that Zach mentioned is the Reno Rodeo, which will have all of the regular rodeo events, but also have a USTPA team penning and sorting available as well. Zach credits his friend Conrad

Stitser for his work in promoting the USTPA in the area. The association also recently revamped the regions in order to better align with the penning and sorting population, which brings Zach’s home state of Arizona into Re-gion 6. “I really like the direction the sport is going right now. The finals are huge, and the participation from our area is growing exponentially.” Outside of horses, Zach is a manu-facturer’s representative for Ashley Furniture, which means he supplies to all of the stores within the state. “I really enjoy my job, and I’m lucky that I get to set my own hours for the most part,” says Zach. Prior to mov-ing out west, Zach played football for the University of Tennessee, but states that he likes the warmer weather of Arizona better. He has two chil-dren, a daughter, Alex, a graduate of Colorado, and a son, Deke, a pre-med student at the University of Arizona. Zach credits horses for bringing him

together with his fiancée, Suzanne Joseph, who he originally met by sell-ing her a saddle. “She had never team penned until about two years ago in San Antonio,” Zach tells. “I made her


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ride in the #3 class, and aft er she won a second and a third place that week-end, she was hooked!” Th e couple plans to marry this summer, when Suzanne will join Zach in Arizona.In addition to local sortings, Zach typically attends at least four National shows, with his favorite being the Denver Stock Show. “I love riding at night with the PBR, in front of 20,000 people. It’s a pretty wild experience, and winning the Pro-Novice with Larry Keith and Bob Jamison made it even better,” he exclaims! Th e trio all won custom spurs and belt buckles, in addition to the prize money. “I’m lucky in that my football experience

taught me to not get too nervous at the shows. I try to remember that I just need to show my horse and not think about anything else,” Zach states. For new riders, his recom-mendation is just to pen their cattle fast, enjoy the experience, and buy a good horse. “I think my greatest accomplishment is just learning how to ride. I learned pretty quickly that just because you’re an athlete, doesn’t mean that riding a horse will come naturally,” he says. “I will say that I

knew the angle game from playing football,” which he says has helped in learning to read cattle. Zach concludes by saying, “Th e greatest thing about the USTPA is the people that I’ve met. I’ve been to some unbelievable shows and made some even more unbelievable memories. Th ere really is no substitute for the USTPA. You can say you’re good in the sport, but until you can win at the USTPA on a regular basis, you’re not proven. Th ey truly set the bar.”




USTPA News

Important Changes to USTPA Rules, Policies and Structure as of 1/5/15:

Several important action items were approved at or since the December 17, 2014 meeting of the USTPA Board of Directors. Th ose changes are detailed below and go into eff ect immediately. Action items aff ecting classes and ratings will be in eff ect for the USTPA classes at all spring stock shows and 2015 productions. #5 Team Penning with 3 CapTh e standardized USTPA #5 Team Penning class will now be capped at a 3, meaning no rider with a Penning rating higher than 3 may ride in this class. #7 Team Penning with a 5 Cap Th e standardized USTPA #7 Team Penning class will now be capped at a 5, meaning no rider with a Penning rating higher than 5 may ride in this class.

Show Producer Application DeadlinesShow producer applications are due to the USTPA offi ce no less than 30 days prior to the intended event.

Limits on “N” Rated Rider EntriesN rated riders are not allowed to ride in any Team Penning class above the #9 or ride in any Ranch Sorting classes above the #6. N rated riders can ride in the #9 Penning and the #6 Sorting but no higher classes.

Regional RealignmentTh e USTPA regions have been realigned to result in 8 new regions. Th ese 8 new regions are displayed on the map below. As a result of the merger, some regions will have more than 2 Directors until their seats are vacated by attrition as their terms end. Ultimately, each region will be represented on the Board by 2 elected Directors.

Regional Realignment 2015

2015 World Leaders

Th e USTPA is proud to recognize our leading riders in each rating throughout the year and recognize our Year-End High Point Champions and High Point Reserve Champions. Leading rider rankings are calculated on a point Based system. Th e top rider with the most points in each rider rating is the USTPA Year End High Point Champion of that rating and receives a USTPA World Championship bronze trophy. Th e rider in each rating with the second highest amount of points earned during the show year is the USTPA Year-End High Point Reserve Champion of that rating and receives a Reserve Champion awards. World Champion and Reserve World Champions are based on the point system.

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Class1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th

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1st Go = teams in class 2nd Go = teams in round 3rd Go = teams in round Short Go = teams in round Average = overall teams in class

Rating Name Points N Forrest Lee 49 N Madison Wyatt 44 N John Spencer 43 N Kaelin Cook 39 N Jeremiah Cecil 39 N Richard Marsack 37 N Andrea Sue Smith 22 N Melissa Mathis 21 N Mark Rosborough 21 N Beckey Williams 19 N Sherlynn Stewart 18 N Nikki Reynolds 17 N Greg “Johnnie” Lusk 16 N Kevin Woods 16 N Kassie Zemek 15 N Jennifer Lee 13 N Mary Rosborough 11 N S.D. Twomey 11 N Michael Sanders 10 N Monica Williams 9 N Diane Reynolds 9 N Christina Dickerson 9 N Linda Delude 8 N Scarlett Bray 7 N Kristy Krasowski 5

Rating Name Points 1 Brian Eshleman 190 1 Tom Schwarzkopf 119 1 Travis Freiheit 112 1 Eric Sandbulte 82 1 Rick Hudman 80 1 David Franklin 76 1 Alicia Massey 73 1 Mike Garrison 70 1 Brady Freeman 61 1 Jason Massey 60 1 Greg Grieser 59 1 CJ Garland 55 1 Shawna Thomas 55 1 Karen Trimmer 53 1 Laurel Roehm 52 1 Ben Franciscotti 51 1 Noah Chase 50 1 Jase Staudt 49 1 Amber Chevallier 42 1 Kaitlyn Stone 40 1 Amy Crosby 40 1 Josh Cochran 38 1 Cheryl Rimas 37 1 Renelle Cadena 37 1 Caden Bellis 35

Rating Name Points 2 Mike Montgomery 215 2 Kyler Haselip 145

2 Jeff Searles 145 2 Heather Grady 140 2 Joe O’Dea 136 2 Kristine May 134 2 Kerry Horn 119 2 Scott Beck 112 2 Cheree Lebrecht 91 2 Colby Spears 88 2 Casey May 87 2 Tony Gibbs 83 2 Seth Freeman 83 2 Laura Sattler 78 2 Kathy Coulson 74 2 Jessica Stelter 72 2 Julie Pino 68 2 Taylor Dyke 65 2 Maggie Chase 65 2 Greg Lemley 64 2 Daryl Hammerstrom 64 2 J. Clay Mills 63 2 Brian Backstrom 57 2 Britany Vespe 53 2 Brad Shuck 52

Rating Name Points 3 Kent Clary 253 3 Lisa Horn 153 3 Henry Herrmann 148 3 Houston Heidelberg 147 3 Samantha Struhall 104 3 Roy Sattler 100 3 Mark Walles 99 3 Elle Chase 92 3 Gary Naughton 84 3 Gaetan Demers 84 3 Jene Kasperbauer 78 3 Fred Kramer 71 3 Derek Walles 68 3 Roger Williams 51 3 Steven Sfera 49 3 Matt Ward 46 3 Steven Nichols 42 3 Brad Schoepf 40 3 London Gibbs 40 3 David P Zender 39 3 Brent Nelson 39 3 Renee F Free 38 3 Steve Wissel 35 3 Bryan Roberts 32 3 Deb Pomerleau 31

Rating Name Points 4 Cathy Herrmann 146 4 TJ Heywood 131 4 Patrick Bray 123 4 Annelie Demers 94 4 Wayne Dougal 90 4 Danielle Goyer 76 4 Kelly Scanga 66 4 Tom Bross 65 4 Janine Kassab 64 4 Tate Scanga 62 4 Aubrey Hill 61 4 Bill Lawless 30 4 Adam Nelson 24 4 Shawn Hochhalter 22 4 Diana Isaac 20

4 David Walker 17 4 Alex Nelson 16 4 Danny Seibert 15 4 Anthony Newman 14 4 Shea Flanigan 10 4 Wally Hays 9 4 Donnie Knight 6 4 Justin Riley 0 4 Rochelle Rondy 0

Rating Name Points 5 Colette Brooks 354 5 Terry Brooks 306 5 Travis Roberson 148 5 Nick Borgia 100 5 Amber Haselip 69 5 Corey Hill 69 5 Petey Wright 57 5 Ashton Vanderwarf 50 5 Jim Rondy 49 5 Dwayne Haselip 49 5 Robert Delude 47 5 Sharon Kuebker 47 5 John May 36 5 Justin Cunningham 33 5 Pat Bolin 25 5 Kerri Longtine 23 5 Tori Hogg 22 5 Matthew Longtine 21 5 Clarissa Rainey 20 5 Ryan Smith 20 5 Andrew Lyons 18 5 Will Hanson 16 5 Tommy Walker 14 5 Joshua Barratt 9 5 Larry Pancost 5

Rating Name Points 6 Weston Raub 169 6 Bryan Blackman 163 6 David Horn 126 6 Mike Belter 123 6 Patrick Moellendorf 87 6 Lynn Goforth 63 6 Erin Baker 51 6 Jenna Miller 41 6 Ken Krebsbach 34 6 Shelley Fitzgerald 30 6 Megan Lesh 30 6 Bobby Gray 23 6 David Rainey 20 6 Donnie Olson 18 6 Adam Hogg 15

Rating Name Points 7 Joel Lesh 490 7 Jared Lesh 252 7 Sarah Lesh 224 7 Jordan Lesh 159 7 Tanner Keith 121 7 Chris Wonderley 85 7 Niki Saggione 80 7 Brian Buckner 59 7 Larry Keith 54 7 Sonya Buckner 49 7 Louie Saggione III 45 7 Connor Keith 45


2015 Show Calendar The USTPA sanctioned and co-sanctioned events are listed by month. For more information on an event, please call the contact listed. If you have changes to an event listing, please call: 817-599-4455, or e-mail: [email protected].


FEBRUARYFebruary 21-22, 2015USTPA – Lazy J Penning & Sorting, Stillwater, OKPenning: Open HC, #13, #11, #9, #7, #5, Pro/N, Youth DrawSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Youth Draw CONTACT: Joel Lesh 405-269-8425 (Sanctioned)

February 21, 2015USTPA – Nic N Eds, Dayton, TX Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Sue Edwards 713-906-8749 (Co-Sanctioned)

February 21, 2015USTPA – 3DOTS Penning & Sorting, Kentwood, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Travis Terrebone 985-637-9325 (Co-Sanctioned)

February 25-28, 2015USTPA – San Antonio Stock Show, San Antonio, TXPenning: Quick Draw, Open HC, #13, #11, #11 Masters, #9, #7, #5, #3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: National Office 817-599-4455 (National Production)

MARCHMarch 7, 2015USTPA – OVTPA, Negley, OH Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Pam Bradshaw 814-504-4215 (Co-Sanctioned)

March 8-10, 2015USTPA – Houston Stock Show, Houston, TXPenning: Quick Draw, Open HC, #13, #11, #11 Masters, #9, #7, #5, #3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: National Office 817-599-4455 (National Production)

March 14, 2015USTPA – SLTSA, Port Allen, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Charlotte Blanchard 225-328-7430 (Co-Sanctioned)

March 21-22, 2015USTPA – JL Arena Penning & Sorting, Whitesboro, TXPenning: Open HC, #13, #11, #11 Masters, #9, #7, #5, #3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Jared Lesh 405-269-3467 (Sanctioned)

March 21-22, 2015USTPA – Buckner Cow Horses Spring Fling, Batesville, MSTeam Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Brian Buckner 601-867-1090 (Co-Sanctioned)

March 22, 2015USTPA – March Round-Up, Batesville, MSPenning: Open HC, #11, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #6, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Brian Buckner 601-867-1090 (Sanctioned)

March 20-22, 2015USTPA – Walker’s March Madness, Berryville, VAPenning: Open HC, #11, #9, #5, #3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Diana Issac 443-336-2285 (Sanctioned)

March 28-29, 2015USTPA – Lazy J Penning & Sorting, Stillwater, OKPenning: Open HC, #13, #12, #11, #9, #7, #5, Pro/N, Youth DrawSorting: Open HC, #9, #10, #6, #3, Youth Draw CONTACT: Joel Lesh 405-269-8425 (Sanctioned)

APRILApril 4, 2015USTPA – Baker Show #1, Corinth, MSPenning: Open HC, #11, #5, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #6, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Erin Baker 662-643-8251 (Sanctioned)

April 4, 2015USTPA – OVTPA, Negley, OH Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Pam Bradshaw 814-504-4215 (Co-Sanctioned)

April 10-12, 2015USTPA – National Production Show, Duncan OKPenning: Quick Draw, Open HC, #13, #11, #11 Masters, #9, #7, #5, #3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: National Office 817-599-4455 (National Production)

April 11, 2015USTPA – Nic N Eds, Dayton, TX Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Sue Edwards 713-906-8749 (Co-Sanctioned)

April 11, 2015USTPA – SLTSA, Port Allen, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Charlotte Blanchard 225-328-7430 (Co-Sanctioned)

April 18, 2015USTPA – Baker Show #2, Corinth, MSPenning: Open HC, #11, #5, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #6, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Erin Baker 662-643-8251 (Sanctioned)

April 17-19, 2015USTPA – Diamond K Spring Fling, Austinville, VAPenning: Open HC, #11, #9, #5, Pro/Novice, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Larry Keith 276-620-2844 (Sanctioned)

April 24-25, 2015USTPA – Buckner Cow Horses Spring Fling, Batesville, MS Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Brian Buckner 601-867-1090 (Co-Sanctioned)

April 26, 2015USTPA – Buckner Cow Horses Summer Heat, Batesville, MSPenning: Open HC, #11, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #6, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Brian Buckner 601-867-1090 (Sanctioned)

MAYMay 2, 2015USTPA – Baker Show #3, Corinth, MSPenning: Open HC, #11, #5, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #6, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Erin Baker 662-643-8251 (Sanctioned)

May 2, 2015USTPA – OVTPA, Negley, OH Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Pam Bradshaw 814-504-4215 (Co-Sanctioned)

May 2-3, 2015USTPA – JL Arena Penning & Sorting, Whitesboro, TXPenning: Open HC, #13, #11, #11 Masters, #9, #7, #5, #3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Jared Lesh 405-269-3467 (Sanctioned)

May 9, 2015USTPA – Nic N Eds, Dayton, TX Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Sue Edwards 713-906-8749 (Co-Sanctioned)

May 9, 2015USTPA – SLTSA, Port Allen, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Charlotte Blanchard 225-328-7430 (Co-Sanctioned)

May 15-17, 2015USTPA – Coors Challenge, Fort Worth, TXPenning: Quick Draw, Open HC, #13, #11, #11 Masters, #9, #7, #5, #3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: National Office 817-599-4455 (National Production)

May 22-24, 2015USTPA – CW’s Keystone Classic, Hamburg, PAPenning: Open HC, #11, #9, #5, Pro/Novice, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Chris Wonderley 540-487-4260 (Sanctioned)

JUNEJune 6, 2015USTPA – OVTPA, McKean, PA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Pam Bradshaw 814-504-4215 (Co-Sanctioned)


USTPA Suspended Person Report Region Member Hometown 10 Mark Breese Solomon, KS 2 Patti Brehm Richmond, TX 2 Bill Brown Seminole, TX 2 Terri Conner Evadale, TX 11 Tori Earls Wesson, MS 2 Tony Field Springtown, TX 2 Bob Fry Houston, TX 8 Bill Geisel Mitchell, ONT 6 Lucas Kosorok Lafayette, CO 11 Ronnie Lampkin Vicksburg, MS 2 John Long Dallas, T 2 John Long Liberty Hill, TX 3 Justin McCurdy Eros, LA 1 Brad Petersen Tucson, AZ 3 RJ Posey Windsboro, LA 6 Roger Pulver Erie, CO 8 Jacqueline Smith Atco, NJ 2 Tanner Stovall Burleson, TX 3 Justin Swarthout Huntsville, AR 2 Brad Williams Mason, TX 2 Cole Williams Mason, TX

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June 12-14, 2015USTPA – TBD - TENTATIVEPenning: Quick Draw, Open HC, #13, #11, #11 Masters, #9, #7, #5, #3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: National Office 817-599-4455 (National Production)

June 13, 2015USTPA – SLTSA, Port Allen, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Charlotte Blanchard 225-328-7430 (Co-Sanctioned)

JULYJuly 1-5, 2015USTPA – Calgary Stampede, Calgary, AB CANADA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Brett Warder 403-261-0313 (Co-Sanctioned)

July 4-5, 2015USTPA – JL Arena Penning & Sorting, Whitesboro, TXPenning: Open HC, #13, #11, #11 Masters, #9, #7, #5, #3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Jared Lesh 405-269-3467 (Sanctioned)

July 10-11, 2015USTPA – Buckner Cow Horses Summer Heat, Batesville, MS Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Brian Buckner 601-867-1090 (Co-Sanctioned)

July 11, 2015USTPA – OVTPA, McKean, PA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Pam Bradshaw 814-504-4215 (Co-Sanctioned)

July 12, 2015USTPA – Buckner Cow Horses Summer Heat, Batesville, MSPenning: Open HC, #11, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #6, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Brian Buckner 601-867-1090 (Sanctioned)

July 17-19, 2015USTPA – Battle in the Badlands, Sioux Falls, SDPenning: Open HC, #13, #11, #11 Masters, #9, #7, #5, #3 Draw, Youth DrawSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Youth Draw CONTACT: Jared Lesh 405-269-3467 or Tom Jurgens 605-940-863 (Sanctioned)

July 18, 2015USTPA – SLTSA, Port Allen, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Charlotte Blanchard 225-328-7430 (Co-Sanctioned)

July 25, 2015USTPA – 3DOTS Penning & Sorting, Kentwood, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Travis Terrebone 985-637-9325 (Co-Sanctioned)

July 31-August 2, 2015USTPA – Flower Girls Penning & Sorting, Nashville, MIPenning: Open HC, #11, #9, #7, #5, #3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Lisa Flower or Bailey Flower 989-205-2893 or 517-673-2679 (Sanctioned)

AUGUSTAugust 8, 2015USTPA – SLTSA, Port Allen, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Charlotte Blanchard 225-328-7430 (Co-Sanctioned)

August 15, 2015USTPA – OVTPA, McKean, PA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Pam Bradshaw 814-504-4215 (Co-Sanctioned)

OCTOBEROctober 5-11, 2015USTPA – 2015 World Championship, Fort Worth, TXPenning: Quick Draw, Open HC, #13, #11, #11 Masters, #9, #7, #5, #3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: National Office 817-599-4455 (National Production)

2016 SHOWSSeptember 5, 2015USTPA – 3DOTS Penning & Sorting, Kentwood, LA Team Penning & Ranch SortingCONTACT: Travis Terrebone 985-637-9325 (Co-Sanctioned)

September 5-6, 2015USTPA – JL Arena Penning & Sorting, Whitesboro, TXPenning: Open HC, #13, #11, #11 Masters, #9, #7, #5, #3 Draw, Jr/Sr YouthSorting: Open HC, #9, #6, #3, Jr/Sr Youth CONTACT: Jared Lesh 405-269-3467 (Sanctioned)


Chaplains Corner Spiritual Awakening/Revival

Although I have briefly written on this topic in a recent previous edition, the topic has been not only heavy on my mind and prayers but at my Cowboy Church as well. What is it going to take to turn America back to the God that al-lowed a ragtag militia in the 1770s to be victori-ous over a much larger, sophisticated fighting unit [the British] as well as others in the country (around 66%) that did not support the Revolu-tion?

God’s Word is specific and direct to that point in 2 Chronicles 7:14 which is so often quoted. “If MY people who are called by My name, will humble themselves and pray and seek My face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land.”

Before delving much into this topic, I wanted to research a couple of the great revivals that have taken place not only in America but else-where because I’m really dealing with two topics here. A spiritual awakening of people that already know God through Jesus Christ and a great revival of those who don’t know God or consider Him any part of their lives.

One of the most amazing revivals took place in the early 1900’s in all places but Los Angeles, California called the Azusa Street Revival. If you would like to read about that in more detail, see the following website www.enrichment-journal.ag.org/199904/026_azusa.2.cfm It is believed by historians that this revival played a major role in the development of the Pente-costal Church but many other denominations were involved in the revival which has been a vital force in world-wide evangelism of the 20th century. “Stories of the revival spread quickly across North America to Europe and other parts of the world as participants in the revival trav-eled, testified and published articles….” The revival was bathed in prayer by thousands. What is an amazing result of the revival is that all of the major ethnic groups prayed and sang together, “creating a dimension of spiritual unity and equality almost unprecedented for the time….” One minister exclaimed, “’The color line was washed away in the blood.’ He meant that in the sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit, the sin of racial prejudice had been removed by the cleansing blood of Jesus Christ…” How we could use that today.

The other revival, The Lewis Revival, began with two elderly women who were praying intensively in the late 1940’s in Scotland and in particular for Duncan Campbell, to be the preacher of a great revival https://www.cai.org/bible-studies/revival-lewis-1949 The events of

this revival and the number of people whose lives were changed was phenomenal and I invite you to read a small portion of the results at the website listed.

So what are my points in all this history of these two revivals? First, those of us that already know God through our belief and confession of Jesus as Lord and Savior must be spiritually awakened! Do we really believe all that God can and will do as well as WHO He is? Then we need to live like it and follow 2 Chronicles 7:14 and be people of prayer to bring on another Great Revival like Azusa Street or Lewis. It isn’t incumbent on those who don’t already believe. It falls in Christians’ laps to do what God tells us so that He will follow through with His promise to heal our land. It won’t come with a simple S.O.S. prayer but intense, committed prayer that may take years. So be it; God keeps His promises but we have to do our part!

I can see and feel Him moving today; can you?! Did you hear about the 14-year-old boy who fell through the ice at Lake St. Louis in Mis-souri, was underwater for more than 15 minutes, then was pronounced dead in the emergency room and 45 minutes later had a heart beat that hadn’t been present? The doctors had literally pronounced him dead because he had flat lined. This happened on January 19, 2015 so you can imagine the temperature in that lake. You can find this report on various news websites but not all of them will tell you the full story. The doctors dreaded telling his mother that her son was dead despite all their efforts to revive him. His mother wouldn’t accept it and went into the emergency room where she began to pray loudly. Not remembering later her exact words, she did recall praying “Holy God, please send your Holy Spirit to save my son. I want my son please save him!” That’s what God wants our humble, seeking prayers. The boy is alive and well www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/02/05-he-was-dead-for-45-minutes-doctors-are-absolutely-stunned-and-shaken-after-teens-miracle-recovery/ That’s just one source of many to find the story and just one story of many that could be told. I have some of my own but you should get the point. God is just waiting for us to move so He can.

Pray on, dear friends. See what God has in store for us. May He richly bless and keep you.

Chaplain Margaret McLain Team Penners for Christ

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Lazy J Penning & SortingDecember 13, 2014Stillwater, OK

Open HC Pen Average Payout: $729.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lesh, Joel 62.33 1 Brooks, Terry 62.33 1 Brooks, Colette 62.33

#13 Pen Average Payout: $1,134.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Searles, Jeff 70.23 1 Blackman, Bryan 70.23 1 Eshleman, Brian 70.23 2 Cook, Kaelin 72.62 2 Grady, Heather 72.62 2 Lesh, Joel 72.62

#11 Pen Average Payout: $1,296.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Trimmer, Karen 76.72 1 Lesh, Joel 76.72 1 Eshleman, Brian 76.72 2 Belter, Mike 87.08 2 Brooks, Colette 87.08 2 Cook, Kaelin 87.08

#9 Pen Average Payout: $1,134.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Brooks, Terry 72.98 1 Clary, Kent 72.98 1 Grady, Heather 72.98 2 Lesh, Joel 92.9 2 Roehm, Laurel 92.9 2 Cook, Kaelin 92.9

#7 Pen Average Payout: $1,053.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Grady, Heather 73.19 1 Clary, Kent 73.19 1 Eshleman, Brian 73.19 2 Searles, Jeff 99.74 2 Montgomery, Mike 99.74 2 Heywood, TJ 99.74

#5 Pen Average Payout: $648.00 Place Contestant Final Time 5 Heywood, TJ 53.21 5 Searles, Jeff 53.21 5 Trimmer, Karen 53.21

Open HC Sort Average Payout: $810.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lesh, Joel 110.66 1 Belter, Mike 110.66 2 Lesh, Joel 112.26 2 Heywood, TJ 112.26

#9 Sort Average Payout: $1,080.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lesh, Joel 117.48 1 Roehm, Laurel 117.48 2 Heywood, TJ 86.14 2 Trimmer, Karen 86.14

#6 Sort Average Payout: $1,242.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Brooks, Colette 100.76 1 Eshleman, Brian 100.76 2 Belter, Lisa 114.93 2 Montgomery, Mike 114.93 3 Cook, Kaelin 113.02 3 Belter, Mike 113.02

#3 Sort Average Payout; $1,134.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Woods, Kevin 105.08 1 Lindsey, Benji 105.08 2 Gibbs, Tony 110.82 2 Eshleman, Brian 110.82 3 Lindsey, Benji 107.94 3 Lindsey, Suzanne 107.94

Lazy J Penning & SortingJanuary 4, 2015Stillwater, OK

Youth Sort Average Payout: $60.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Wyatt, Madison 111.89 1 Mitchell, Shaylee 111.89

Open HC Pen Average Payout: $3,651.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Coulson, Kathy 136.77 1 Lebrecht, Cheree 136.77 1 Horn, Kerry 136.77 2 Haselip, Kyler 135.02 2 Horn, David 135.02 2 Goyer, Danielle 135.02 3 Brooks, Terry 113.9 3 Turley, Barbara 113.9 3 Horn, Kerry 113.9 4 O’Dea, Joe 72.69 4 Searles, Jeff 72.69 4 Lesh, Sarah 72.69

#13 Pen Average Payout: $3,831.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Horn, David 98.25 1 Horn, Kerry 98.25 1 Lesh, Megan 98.25 2 Horn, David 101.45 2 Horn, Lisa 101.45 2 Herrmann, Cathy 101.45 3 Lesh, Jared 102.58 3 Haselip, Dwayne 102.58 3 Haselip, Kyler 102.58 4 Lesh, Joel 107.06 4 Brooks, Colette 107.06 4 Eshleman, Brian 107.06

#11 Pen Average Payout: $3,741.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lesh, Joel 102.69 1 Clary, Kent 102.69 1 Herrmann, Henry 102.69 2 Brooks, Terry 107.32 2 Herrmann, Henry 107.32 2 Herrmann, Cathy 107.32 3 Lesh, Jared 108.95 3 Sattler, Laura 108.95 3 Walles, Mark 108.95 4 Searles, Jeff 130.02 4 Massey, Jason 130.02 4 Lesh, Sarah 130.02

#12 Shootout Pen Average Payout: $6,720.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Belter, Mike 123.2 1 Herrmann, Henry 123.2 1 Herrmann, Cathy 123.2 2 Lesh, Joel 125.67 2 O’Dea, Joe 125.67 2 Coulson, Ken 125.67 3 Lesh, Sarah 101.6 3 Haselip, Dwayne 101.6 3 Kumfer, Mike 101.6 4 Horn, David 121.62 4 Horn, Lisa 121.62 4 Herrmann, Cathy 121.62

#9 Pen Average Payout: $3,741.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Raper, Johnny 120.64 1 Heidelberg, Houston 120.64 1 Herrmann, Cathy 120.64 2 Haselip, Kyler 138.39 2 Brooks, Colette 138.39 2 Wyatt, Madison 138.39 3 Searles, Jeff 123.99 3 Horn, Kerry 123.99 3 Brooks, Colette 123.99 4 Lebrecht, Cheree 134.68 4 Searles, Jeff 134.68 4 Herrmann, Cathy 134.68

#7 Pen Average Payout: $3,480.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Walles, Mark 147.4 1 Herrmann, Henry 147.4 1 Sattler, Laura 147.4 2 Searles, Jeff 133.66 2 Sattler, Roy 133.66 2 O’Dea, Joe 133.66 3 Haselip, Kyler 162.18 3 Brooks, Colette 162.18 3 Mitchell, Shaylee 162.18 4 Coulson, Ken 153.67 4 Coulson, Kathy 153.67 4 Seedig, Nicole 153.67 5 Horn, Lisa 130.32 5 Wilder, McKenzie 130.32 5 Trimmer, Karen 130.32

#5 Pen Average Payout: $2,670.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Horn, David 92.76 1 Massey, Alicia 92.76 1 Spencer, John 92.76 2 Kumfer, Mike 121.74 2 Garrison, Mike 121.74 2 Heywood, TJ 121.74 3 Kumfer, Mike 128.76 3 Walles, Mark 128.76 3 Garrison, Mike 128.76 4 Raper, Johnny 130.15 4 Garrison, Mike 130.15 4 Sattler, Laura 130.15

Pro/N Pen Average Payout: $911.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Sanders, Michael 78.16 1 Spears, Colby 78.16 1 Lesh, Joel 78.16 2 Williams, Kristin 101.15 2 Massey, Jason 101.15 2 Horn, David 101.15

Open HC Sort Average Payout: $2,480.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Belter, Mike 172.49 1 Moellendorf, Patrick 172.49 2 Horn, David 157.33 2 Haselip, Amber 157.33 3 Lesh, Joel 152.859 3 Haselip, Kyler 152.859 4 Horn, Lisa 135.55 4 Montgomery, Mike 135.55

#10 Shootout Sort Average Payout: $5,340.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Clary, Kent 170.26 1 Lesh, Sarah 170.26 2 Herrmann, Henry 159.73 2 Lesh, Joel 159.73 3 Brooks, Colette 106.43 3 Roberson, Travis 106.43 4 Roberson, Travis 117.24 4 Brooks, Terry 117.24

#9 Sort Average Payout: $3,680.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Spears, Colby 175.48 1 Herrmann, Cathy 175.48 2 Brooks, Terry 163.71 2 Montgomery, Mike 163.71 3 Heidelberg, Houston 162.03 3 Moellendorf, Patrick 162.03 4 Moellendorf, Patrick 161.22 4 Montgomery, Mike 161.22 5 Haselip, Amber 145.16 5 Hayes, Chuck 145.16


USTPA Show Results Following are results for recent USTPA Sanctioned events. Results are listed in date order.

#6 Sort Average Payout: $2,972.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 O’Dea, Joe 148.36 1 Horn, Lisa 148.36 2 Heywood, TJ 154.44 2 O’Dea, Joe 154.44 3 Coulson, Ken 120.07 3 Coulson, Kathy 120.07 5 Horn, Lisa 96.13 5 Horn, Kerry 96.13 4 Everett, Cassie 133.98 4 Lesh, Megan 133.98

#3 Sort Average Payout: $2,702.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Searles, Jeff 157.07 1 Massey, Jason 157.07 2 Marsack, Richard 172.41 2 Horn, Lisa 172.41 5 Heidelberg, Houston 116.72 5 Marsack, Richard 116.72 3 Raper, Johnny 168.661 3 Woods, Latisha 168.661 4 Montgomery, Mike 133.72 4 Ford, Del 133.72

USTPA Denver National Western Stock ShowJanuary 10-14, 2015Golden, CO

Jr Youth Sort Average Payout: $216.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Ward, Kody 100.22 1 Ward, Loralee 100.22

Sr Youth Sort Average Payout: $504.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Chase, Elle 119.16 1 May, Kristine 119.16 2 Ward, Kody 115.62 2 Ward, Loralee 115.62

Jr Youth Pen Average Payout: $288.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Temple, Shelby 100.12 1 Chase, Noah 100.12

Sr Youth Pen Average Payout: $648.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Haselip, Kyler 60.83 1 May, Kristine 60.83 1 May, Casey 60.83 2 Ward, Kody 107.63 2 Ward, Loralee 107.63 2 Chase, Elle 107.63

Quick Draw Pen Average Payout: $6,115.98 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lesh, Joel 125.79 1 Brooks, Terry 125.79 1 Saggione, Niki 125.79 2 Brooks, Colette 127.54 2 Lesh, Jared 127.54 2 Buckner, Sonya 127.54 3 Lesh, Sarah 131.46 3 Lesh, Jordan 131.46 3 Saggione, Niki 131.46

Open HC Pen Average Payout: $17,460.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Brooks, Colette 93.83 1 Lesh, Sarah 93.83 1 Lesh, Joel 93.83 2 Buckner, Brian 112.99 2 Buckner, Sonya 112.99 2 Saggione, Niki 112.99 3 Flanigan, Shea 114.4 3 Buckner, Brian 114.4 3 Raub, Weston 114.4 4 Saggione III, Louie 133.61 4 Ward, Loralee 133.61 4 Chase, Sparky 133.61 5 Moellendorf, Patrick 64.87 5 Staudt, Jase 64.87 5 Wagner, Bruce 64.87

#13 Pen Average Payout: $13,473.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lesh, Sarah 102.45 1 Haselip, Dwayne 102.45 1 Dyke, Taylor 102.45 2 Goforth, Lynn 109.35 2 Brooks, Colette 109.35 2 Warner, Kirby 109.35 3 Cunningham, Justin 110.14 3 Shuck, Brad 110.14 3 May, John 110.14 4 Lesh, Sarah 118.63 4 Struhall, Samantha 118.63 4 Ward, Jim 118.63 5 Lesh, Jared 125.58 5 Struhall, Samantha 125.58 5 Horn, Lisa 125.58

#12 Pen Average Payout: $11,998.80 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Bray, Patrick 113.89 1 Chase, Elle 113.89 1 Brooks, Terry 113.89 2 Lesh, Joel 117.25 2 Temple, Shane 117.25 2 Freiheit, Travis 117.25 3 Raub, Weston 118.69 3 Caswell, Shawnita 118.69 3 Chevallier, Ed 118.69 4 Lesh, Joel 120.55 4 Roberson, Travis 120.55 4 PFlum, Ed 120.55 5 Lesh, Sarah 122.08 5 Shuck, Brad 122.08 5 May, Casey 122.08

#11 Pro/Am/Nov Pen Average Payout: $24,183.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Haselip, Kyler 90.58 1 Dyke, Taylor 90.58 1 Lesh, Jared 90.58 2 Lesh, Joel 94.14 2 Struhall, Samantha 94.14 2 Schwarzkopf, Tom 94.14 3 Brooks, Terry 97.32 3 Roberson, Travis 97.32 3 Backstrom, Brian 97.32 4 Bray, Patrick 98.91 4 Brooks, Terry 98.91 4 Grady, Heather 98.91 5 Brooks, Colette 100.78 5 Raub, Weston 100.78 5 Clary, Kent 100.78 6 Buckner, Brian 109.22 6 Mackey, Betty 109.22 6 Chevallier, Ed 109.22 7 Delude, Robert 117.56 7 Cochran, Josh 117.56 7 Ward, Jim 117.56 8 Nelson, Adam 125.25 8 Hammerstrom, Daryl 125.25 8 Oglesby, Mary 125.25 9 Ward, Kody 63.68 9 May, Casey 63.68 9 Saggione III, Louie 63.68

#11 Masters Pen Average Payout: $10,864.80 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Keller, Jeff 130.42 1 Bendewald, Benny 130.42 1 Bryner, Rod 130.42 2 Rein, Cindy 138.8 2 Bryner, Rod 138.8 2 May, John 138.8 3 Heywood, TJ 141.07 3 Bryner, Rod 141.07 3 Pancost, Carol 141.07 5 Seibert, Danny 67.05 5 Bolinger, Mike 67.05 5 Bryner, Rod 67.05 4 Hammerstrom, Daryl 120.23 4 Searles, Jeff 120.23 4 Williams, Roger 120.23

#9 Pen Average Payout: $17,978.40 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Scanga, Kelly 86.7 1 Scanga, Tate 86.7 1 Staudt, Jase 86.7 2 Shuck, Brad 92.99 2 Pomerleau, Deb 92.99 2 Williams, Roger 92.99 3 Hudman, Rick 94.48 3 Delude, Robert 94.48 3 Raub, Weston 94.48 4 Rainey, Clarissa 100.04 4 Goforth, Lynn 100.04 4 Sandbulte, Eric 100.04 5 Freiheit, Travis 100.11 5 Nichols, Steven 100.11 5 Grady, Heather 100.11 6 Naughton, Gary 101.09 6 Bray, Patrick 101.09 6 Dyke, Taylor 101.09 7 Lesh, Joel 107.44 7 Ward, Loralee 107.44 7 Roehm, Laurel 107.44 8 Naughton, Gary 108.02 8 Herrmann, Henry 108.02 8 Coulson, Kathy 108.02

#7 Pen Average Payout: $14,388.33 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Brooks, Colette 99.26 1 Lebrecht, Cheree 99.26 1 Sandbulte, Eric 99.26 2 Herrmann, Henry 102.69 2 Kasperbauer, Jene 102.69 2 Clary, Kent 102.69 3 Herrmann, Cathy 113.35 3 Nichols, Steven 113.35 3 Smith, Andrea Sue 113.35 4 Franciscotti, Ben 113.44 4 Matheson, Don 113.44 4 Vondrak, Doug 113.44 5 Brooks, Colette 114.51 5 Hudman, Rick 114.51 5 Cochran, Josh 114.51 6 Grady, Heather 118.38 6 Seibert, Danny 118.38 6 Roehm, Laurel 118.38 7 Keller, Jeff 119.76 7 Struhall, Samantha 119.76 7 Coulson, Kathy 119.76

#5 Pen Average Payout: $12,768.33 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Rimas, Cheryl 84.91 1 Seedig, Nicole 84.91 1 Coulson, Kathy 84.91 2 Sandbulte, Mark 102.32 2 May, Kristine 102.32 2 Naughton, Gary 102.32 3 Sandbulte, Eric 103.57 3 May, Kristine 103.57 3 Horn, Kerry 103.57 4 Hammerstrom, Daryl 104.46 4 Ward, Matt 104.46 4 Vondrak, Jennifer F 104.46 5 Grady, Heather 106.56 5 Freiheit, Travis 106.56 5 Backstrom, Brian 106.56 6 O’Dea, Joe 109.01 6 Franciscotti, Ben 109.01 6 Oglesby, Mary 109.01 7 Chase, Elle 109.85 7 Chase, Maggie 109.85 7 Chase, Levi 109.85

Pro/N Pen Average Payout: $2,199.51 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Stewart, Sherlynn 67.31 1 Vondrak, Jennifer F 67.31 1 Saggione, Niki 67.31 2 Bray, Scarlett 68.67 2 Larson, Jan 68.67 2 Buckner, Brian 68.67


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USTPA Show Results Open HC Sort Average Payout: $6,316.22 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lesh, Jared 175.13 1 Saggione III, Louie 175.13 2 Lesh, Jordan 177.52 2 Lesh, Joel 177.52 3 Lesh, Sarah 175.05 3 Brooks, Colette 175.05 4 Lesh, Sarah 161.51 4 Lesh, Jordan 161.51 5 Buckner, Brian 170.45 5 Buckner, Sonya 170.45

#9 Sort Average Payout: $10,836.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Rondy, Jim 173.59 1 Bross, Tom 173.59 2 Blackman, Bryan 177.98 2 Naughton, Gary 177.98 3 Bross, Tom 171.3 3 Lyons, Andrew 171.3 4 Lesh, Joel 174 4 Backstrom, Brian 174 5 Scanga, Kelly 173.84 5 Scanga, Tate 173.84 6 Coulson, Ken 176.59 6 Lesh, Jordan 176.59 7 Lesh, Jordan 175.73 7 Ward, Kody 175.73

#6 Sort Average Payout: $10,360.82 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Schoepf, Brad 171.5 1 Chevallier, Kay 171.5 2 Bray, Patrick 179.74 2 May, Kristine 179.74 3 Haselip, Amber 176.58 3 Dyke, Taylor 176.58 4 Swan, Ritha 173.16 4 Mahony, Pat 173.16 5 Brooks, Colette 175.64 5 Kissinger, Scot 175.64 6 Walker, David 179.11 6 Oglesby, Rabun 179.11 7 Hanson, Will 171.46 7 Larson, Jan 171.46 8 Rondy, Jim 178.87 8 Schmitz, Don 178.87 9 Collins, Matt 173.3 9 Cochran, Josh 173.3 10 Naughton, Gary 115.29 10 Nelson, Brent 115.29

#3 Sort Average Payout: $5,857.22 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Chevallier, Amber 173.87 1 Waldoch, Joe 173.87 2 Freiheit, Travis 177.13 2 Collins, Matt 177.13 3 Chevallier, Amber 174.5 3 Chevallier, Ed 174.5 4 Franciscotti, Ben 176.74 4 Lebrecht, Cheree 176.74 5 Schoepf, Brad 180 5 Stewart, Sherlynn 180 6 Caswell, Shawnita 164.28 6 Popovich, Heather 164.28

Waller County 4H Penning & SortingJanuary 31-February 1, 2015Brenham, TX

Sr Youth Sort Average Payout: $852.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Thomas, Brooke 94.21 1 Oglesby, Rabun 94.21 2 Brookshire, Cali 110.65 2 Thomas, Brooke 110.65 3 Clark, Katie 104.1 3 Luke, Spur 104.1 4 Liles, Lexi 106.53 4 Thomas, Brooke 106.53

Jr Youth Sort Average Payout: $500.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Brookshire, Cali 92.96

1 Imhoff , Lane 92.96 2 Ammerman, McKenzie 95.91 2 Ammerman, Jackson 95.91

Sr Youth Pen Average Payout: $540.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Oglesby, Rabun 70.9 1 Scott, Samantha 70.9 1 Rives, Lauren 70.9 2 Buckner, Shiann 79.4 2 Brookshire, Cali 79.4 2 Evans, Lauren 79.4

Jr Youth Pen Average Payout: $400.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Liles, Lexi 87.62 1 Brookshire, Cali 87.62 2 Buckner, Shiann 111.59 2 Ammerman, Jackson 111.59

Open HC Pen Average Payout: $2,781.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Raub, Weston 90.94 1 Lesh, Joel 90.94 1 Blackman, Bryan 90.94 2 Ayala, Luis Alberto Jr 105.06 2 Smith, Ryan 105.06 2 Wells, Jake 105.06 3 Saggione, Niki 108.75 3 Roberson, Travis 108.75 3 Gibbs, Tony 108.75

#13 Pen Average Payout: $1,320.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Gibbs, Tony 107.04 1 Saggione III, Louie 107.04 1 Raub, Weston 107.04 2 Roehm, Laurel 113.79 2 Lesh, Joel 113.79 2 Brooks, Colette 113.79 3 Jackson, Dave 128.34 3 Lesh, Joel 128.34 3 Roehm, Laurel 128.34

#11 Masters Pen Average Payout: $756.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Hinton, Eddie 124.7 1 Wells, Jake 124.7 1 Cavanaugh, Cynthia 124.7 2 Cavanaugh, Cynthia 127.72 2 Masterson, Dennis 127.72 2 Slack, Kathy 127.72

#9 Pen Average Payout: $3,099.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lesh, Joel 93.49 1 Roehm, Laurel 93.49 1 Day, Ricky 93.49 2 Roberson, Travis 100.06 2 Mackey, Betty 100.06 2 Day, Ricky 100.06 3 Roberson, Travis 108.16 3 Smith, Ryan 108.16 3 Brookshire, Cali 108.16 4 Brooks, Colette 113.35 4 Jackson, Dave 113.35 4 Struhall, Samantha 113.35 5 Dyke, Gail 116.21 5 Brookshire, Cali 116.21 5 Buckner, Brian 116.21

#5 Pen Average Payout: $2,100.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Brookshire, Cali 102.78 1 Day, Ricky 102.78 1 Thomas, Shawna 102.78 2 Cross, Luke 128.3 2 Schooley, Pam 128.3 2 Schoenst, Mandy 128.3 3 Cadena, Renelle 138.91 3 Cadena, Cierra 138.91 3 Clark, Katie 138.91 4 Slack, Eddie 151.94 4 Shirley, Wilson 151.94 4 Shirley, Hannah 151.94

5 Cadena, Cierra 154.2 5 Clark, Katie 154.2 5 Oglesby, Rabun 154.2

Open HC Sort Average Payout: $3,646.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Lesh, Joel 171.22 1 Saggione, Niki 171.22 2 Oglesby, Rabun 156.26 2 Lesh, Joel 156.26 3 Walker, David 156.65 3 Glithero, John 156.65 4 Blackman, Bryan 109.79 4 Mizell, Devin 109.79 5 Buckner, Sonya 111.33 5 Saggione, Niki 111.33

#9 Sort Average Payout: $3,600.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Day, Ricky 170.9 1 Roberson, Tommy 170.9 2 Lesh, Joel 176.56 2 Jackson, Dave 176.56 3 Blackman, Bryan 178.64 3 Wells, Jake 178.64 4 Buckner, Sonya 172.5 4 Jackson, Dave 172.5 5 Hinton, Eddie 180 5 Brookshire, Cali 180

#6 Sort Average Payout: $5,200.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Wells, Jake 165.36 1 Schooley, Pam 165.36 2 Mizell, Devin 138.2 2 Schoenst, Mandy 138.2 3 Masterson, Dennis 141.33 3 Heywood, TJ 141.33 4 Jackson, Dave 168.23 4 Dunn, James D 168.23 5 Dodd, Cindy 144.44 5 Dodd, Cody 144.44 6 McCown, Greg 142.35 6 Mizell, Devin 142.35 7 Roberson, Tommy 138.73 7 Rives, Lauren 138.73

#3 Sort Average Payout: $3,572.00 Place Contestant Final Time 1 Brookshire, Cali 170.93 1 Malone, Sierra 170.93 2 Liles, Cindy 150.2 2 Cadena, Renelle 150.2 3 Malone, Christie 166.65 3 Malone, Sierra 166.65 4 Mitchell, John R 157.4 4 Snow, Phyllis 157.4 5 Oglesby, Rabun 133.38 5 Brookshire, Cali 133.38 6 Dusing, Michelle 160.75 6 Shirley, Wilson 160.75 7 Snyder, Lance 147.88 7 Dunn, James D 147.88


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