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11/09/2021

Congratulations!

Another win for Nathan & I Hope Shes Good and owner Kyla Myers this week! Scoring 144.5 the team won the Appaloosa Horse Club World Show Open Futurity! Congratulations!!!


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11/09/2021

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10/28/2021

10/28/2021

Huge Congratulations to Kelsey Duede & Gunna Get Diamonds!!!

The pair finished Reserve Champions in the Southwest Reining Horse Association Level 1 Non Pro Futurity with a score of 214.5! They also ended up in Top 5 in Level 2 and Top 10 in Level 3, earning over $1,400!

10/28/2021

Congratulations to Mr. Tucker & Miss Spangled!!!

Last night they finished 2nd in the Platinum Non Pro and 3rd in the Masters Non Pro Challenge with a score of 213.5!👏

10/28/2021

Billingsley Ford Open Futurity
Open Level 4 Co-Champion—Casey Deary and Live N On A Prayer

One glance at Live N On A Prayer’s blueblood pedigree, and it’s no surprise to see Casey Deary on his back in a win photo. Deary has shown both sides of Live N On A Prayer’s pedigree to great success—sire In Like Flinn boasts lifetime earnings of $187,000, and dam Americasnextgunmodel is a blue-hen producer with lifetime earnings herself of $289,000.

Deary rode the young standout to his first big win with a 222 at the SWRHA Futurity, tying for the Level 4 Championship with Pierre-Luc Phaneuf.

“This c**t is a really good loper. He has a lot of natural rate and draw like his sire, but he’s got the really great qualities that his mother had,” Deary said. “He has that foot-speed in the turn and a really cool style running and stopping.”

Surprisingly, Live N On A Prayer got behind in training this year but is catching up to speed.

“He had a small muscle tear on his hip, so we rested him like the vet said and he’s all healed up now. I missed a few months through the summer on him,” Deary said. “The time that I missed, I had to put back together on the road. I showed him two-handed at Tulsa, showed him in Vegas and had a bobble there, and took him to Congress and got hung up in a rollback. He prepared really well last week at home and this week here, he showed really well for me.”

Deary says it’s immensely helpful for all involved to have such a talented team of assistant trainers to help give all the horses he has in training a chance to show.

“It puts my customers in a really good spot, too. They know there aren’t just three spots [for the NRHA Futurity]—there are six, nine or 12. There’s a good chance those horses are going to get shown,” Deary said. “The whole group, between Josh, Caleb, Katie, Hannah and Sarah, they work really well together and are supportive of each other. I try to make sure all those guys get a chance to show, too.”

He thanked his wife, Nicole Deary, in addition his farrier and veterinarians that keep the horses healthy. "There are so many people to thank. It truly takes a village," he said.

10/28/2021

10/22/2021

Rookie Prime Time Champion—Stephanie Johnson and Sugarwhizngun
The Prime Time Rookie is Sponsored by Matteo Rondanina

A splendid run-off decided the champion of the Rookie Prime Time. After tying top scores of 70.5 in the class, Stephanie Johnson on Sugarwhizngun and Valencia Pitzing on Baileys Sidekick faced each other again for championship honors. In the end, Johnson’s 71.5 edged Pitzing’s 70.5 run-off score.

“I’ve never run off before, so it was fun and very exciting. My horse was a little tired since we just did the first run a little while ago, but he was a good boy,” Johnson said of the 8-year-old gelding by Gunner and out of Starlights Sugarwhiz by Little Bay Starlight. “He was actually better his second run than the first one. I was very happy with it.”

The victory marked the perfect ending to Johnson and her gelding’s show season.

“This is our last show of the year, so I was really happy,” Johnson said. “I ride with Casey Deary and Katie Davis, and I get help from Josh [Tishman] and everyone at Team Deary. I want to thank our farrier and vet, and the whole Team Deary.”

10/22/2021

10/22/2021

10/22/2021

Rookie Professional (1) Co-Champion—Katie Davis and Gunna Bend And Snap
The Rookie Professional is Sponsored by First Bank & Trust

Two Gunnatrashya mares sat atop the scoreboard of the first slate of the Rookie Professional, with riders Katie Davis and Chantal Kuhn sharing championship honors with scores of 73.

Davis rode 5-year-old Gunna Bend And Snap (Gunnatrashya x Miss San Electric x Jacs Electric Spark), owned by Elizabeth Bibbs, a mare she’s only shown twice.

“It's very fun. She really likes the run-down, and I felt she was a lot straighter this time,” Davis said of the mare futuritied by fellow Team Deary trainer Josh Tishman. “This is the second time I’ve shown her. I showed her in Tulsa and it worked out pretty well there, but I feel yesterday's run was a lot smoother. I was really happy with it.”

Davis, who works under Casey Deary of Deary Performance Horses in Weatherford, Texas, says scoring well and pulling off wins at shows like the SWRHA Futurity are immensely helpful for budding trainers building their careers.

“Having customers who put their faith in young trainers is a blessing beyond what they know. The more exposure you get, just walking around, getting ready to show ... people see and they start to look at you as more of a trainer than just somebody at the stalls. It really is a wonderful gift,” Davis said. “I thank Casey and Elizabeth Bibbs, the mare’s owners. Casey Bibbs is showing her later this week. I also thank my boss, Casey Deary, and all of Team Deary, including our farrier, Glen Spalding, and our vet, Dr. Frank Fluitt, DVM.”

09/11/2021

Remembering the 2,977 people killed and over 25,000 others injured on this 20th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks on our great nation. We will never forget. #911 🇺🇸