Sunny Brook Farm Quarter Horses
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The AQHA Region 10 Experience, May 17th, in Clemson, SC was fun.  Nickie was in tough competition with several riders being NRHA non pros, astride their nice horses.  Nickie placed 3rd in both Junior and Select reining, picking up as a prize, Weatherbeater turnout rugs!

On March 29th, Nickie was a big winner at the Jasmine Jubilee, in Clemson, SC. Placed first with a score of 71 in the Amateur Select Reining!  She also showed in open (all age) reining and placed 4^th out of a tough class of 16 horses.  (In the photo, notice her right rear foot next to her front foot!!  This was a classic +¹/2 stop!)

Nickie's first show of '08 was March 7^th at the Perry GA, Dixie Reining Horse show, and she did very well.  Nickie was one of the youngest horses there, and placed 5th out of 23 head in Limited Non Pro reining, picking up her first paycheck in the National Reining Horse Association.

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Photo:  Barbara and Lady
 

Shiners Firstlady is a producer!!   (see below)

Lady has returned back from Oklahoma, and is, again, in foal (due 1/28/09) to West Coast Whiz. We are very pleased with this cross, which has resulted, already, in two gorgeous, athletic, GOOD minded horses.
 
 
 

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   Congratulations!! Shiners Whiz Kid and Bev King:  Winners of the 2007 NRHA Open Reining Stakes at the Palomino World Show

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Bev and Whiz win again on Sept 1^st 2007 at the Tulsa Classic Show with a win in Rookie Professional, which took Whiz's lifetime earnings to over $1,100.
Good Job Bev and Whiz!!

Bev and Whiz also won at the Kansas RHA show, in Topeka, KS  on March 24, 2007, won a 1st, 2nd and a 3rd in Open competition! This was Whiz's first show!

West Coast Whiz X Shiners Firstlady
Bred by Becky Auxier and Barbara Auxier Turner

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photo:  Becky and Miss June
Clemson 7/27/07, final slide stop on pattern #3.
Score: 71 Marked a +¹/2  on this stop!! SweeEEeet!!!

Congratulations to Chase Reynolds (age 10) and Miss June (age 9), on their first show together at the Houston Livestock Palomino Show March 22nd. They tied for first in the 13 and under Western Pleasure and Horsemanship classes.  Unfortunately, they lost the tie-breaker in both classes and ended up with 2nd in each, but a great effort for a reining horse, competing with the western pleasure horses.  This team has only been together for 3 months, and already is doing very well. Keep up the good work Chase and Miss June!!
 

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