While AQHA world champions are crowned every year, it’s not all that often that a horse and its rider write their names in AQHA history for the highest score or fastest time in their event. For a feat such as that, these duos live in infamy … at least until the next all-star team lays it all on the line in Oklahoma City.
Ranch Riding*
Amateur – 2013, SF Check Me Out and Kristy Brasier, 232
Junior – 2014, Smart And Angelic and Craig L. Johnson, 230.5
Senior – 2014, Rey Jay Boonsmal and Mozaun McKibben, 238
Reining
Amateur – 2010, Ricochet San and Carrie von Uhlit, 225.5
Junior – 2014, SG Frozen Enterprise and Andrea Fappani, 229.5
Senior – 2012, Whizkey N Diamonds and Shawn Flarida, 228.5
Trail***
Amateur –2012, Design By Leaguer and Caroline Rebecca Gunn, 238.5
2014 (prelims), Ginnin and Caroline Ammons, 238.5
Junior – 2014, Signature Absolute and Bruce Vickery, 238.5
Senior (prelims) – 2014, Hours Yours And Mine and Jason Gilliam, 239.5
Western Riding
Amateur – 2005, Vital Signs Are Good and Kristen N. Glover, 237.5
Junior –2002, Investing Wisely and Robin Frid, 230.5
2007, Potential Advantage and Jason Martin, 230.5
Senior – 2013, Ima Petite Classic and Charlie Cole, 240
Boxing*
Amateur – 2013, Mindy Barkemeyer and Dulce Smart Boomer, score of 443
Cutting
Amateur –2000, Kyle Manion and Flickacat, 224
2002, Hollywood Nus Bar and Kyle Manion, 224
2004, Travalin Bud and Tonni Braden, 224
Junior – 2002, Abrakadabracre and Ascension Banuelos, 227
Senior – 2011, Dont Look Twice and Phil Rapp, 229
Heading
Amateur – 2011, Colonel C Lovey and John M. East, 228
Junior – 2008, Look At Her Glo and Bobby E. Lewis, 229.5
Senior – 2007, Sparking Train and J.D. Yates, 229
Amateur – 2011, Apache Blue Boy and Mike Row, 228
Junior – 2002, Popular Resortfigure and J.D. Yates, 230.5
Senior – 2011, Sparkling Jackie and J.D. Yates, 232
Tie-Down Roping
Amateur – 2011, Bound To Whiz and Jim L. Bound, 227
Junior – 2011, Pink Jeans and J.D. Yates, 228.5
Senior – 2013, Meradas Money Gin and Roger Branch, 229.5
Working Cow Horse
Amateur – 2013, Sir Rey Of Oak and Ashley Lembke, 443
Junior – 2011, A Shiner Named Sioux and Jay McLaughlin, 449.5
Senior – 2005, Matt Dillon Dun It and Todd Crawford, 451.5
Barrel Racing
Amateur – 2013, Paris Firewater and Jennifer Marie Arnold, :16.008 seconds
Junior – 2008, Flyin Hi Firewater and Kelly Ann Yates, :15.997 seconds
Senior – 2013, Bars Sweet Legacy and Chad Crider, :15.857 seconds
Pole Bending
Amateur – 1997, A Sharp Nesian and Brannon Riley, :19.631 seconds
Junior – 2006, Go Man Of Honor and Edwin Cameron, :19.251 seconds
Senior – 1997, Little Berseem and Clint Crider, :19.324 seconds
Breakaway Roping
Amateur – 2012, HR Dun Charcoalin and Cody Glover, :01.487 seconds
Team Penning
Amateur – 2012, :19.891 seconds on three head*
Hybrows Tina Sparkle and Megan Walsh
Quixotes Dual Rey and Jordan Lesh
Highbrows Catmandoo and Sarah Ann Lesh
Open – 2012, :22.661 seconds on three head
Smart Little Oh Cay and Sarah Ann Lesh
Max Docogold and Joel A. Lesh
Fletch A Jewel and Jordan Lesh
Ranch Sorting
Amateur – 2012, :47.829 seconds on 14 head*
Sprats Cat and Niki Saggione
Highbrows Catmandoo and Sarah Ann Lesh
Open – 2012, :42.:089 seconds on 10 head*
Bet On Kit and Jordan Lesh
Quixotes Dual Rey and Joel A. Lesh
Jumping
Amateur – 1997, Ferns Ruby and Raymond Coutley, :22.145 seconds/zero faults
*Indicates time from preliminary round. All others are from finals.
*Boxing became a class in 2012.
**Ranch horse pleasure became a scored class in 2013.
***Trail became a scored class in 2006
