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After retirement
in Southern California, Vince & Sharon moved to Utah to further
pursue their interests in horse showing and breeding. While
in California, they were involved in the training and implementation
of a mounted police unit. Since living in Utah, they helped
friends on a working cattle ranch and competed in team penning events
which further spurred their interests in the working cow horse. |
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and Sharon have been volunteers with "Little Britches" rodeos
and also college rodeos. They are also judges at 4-H shows.
Their goal is to provide an opportunity to teach and continue
the western lifestyle. |
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Sharon,
although new to the show arena, was the year end high point winner
in Western Pleasure and Equitation with the CCPHC in 2001. She showed
our paint weanling, Rainbo Over The Moon, capturing Grand Champion
Halter Weanling in the 2002 Iron County Fair. Sharon bred her
mare in 2003 and showed only in Leadline capturing high point in both
the CCPHC and CCEC circuits. She also showed a Whiskey filly
at the 2003 Iron County Fair taking Reserve Grand Champion Halter
Weanling. Sharon was the 2006 NSHA Walk-Trot Western Pleasure
Champion in Las Vegas. Sharon took a couple of years off because of
medical reasons but intends to show again 2010. |
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| 2002
was Vince's first year showing in Reining, capturing the CCEC Reserve
Championship. Whiskey suffered an injury in 2003 and wasn't
shown. Vince has decided to retire Whiskey from competition
and get a couple of his foals ready to compete. Vince showed
a yearling mare in 2004 that won both an open and non-pro halter futurity
and a weanling that won several open futurities. Vince has plans
to show in reining in 2010. He will also be starting a Dun colt
that is one of Whiskey's last get. |
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Drift
To the Bar was purchased by Vince as a finished reining horse.
Due to his athletic ability and great disposition, Vince decided to
continue to promote these traits through a breeding program. To date,
Whiskey has produced foals with winning dispositions and good looks
and composition. Whiskey produced his last foal in 2009, a Bay
filly by a Shining Spark mare. We hope to continue his line
with Last Shot O' Whiskey, a 2008 Dun stallion. |
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