The Premier Paint Sires, presented by InStride Edition, launched its all-new Breeders Futurity this weekend at the Wisconsin Paint Horse Club’s Futurity Show in Madison.
A total of nine competed in the Yearling Longe Line Class this morning, the first Breeders Futurity Class to be offered as part of the new program. Tim Snapp, of New Carlisle, Ohio, showed Good Night Kiss, sired by CR Good Machine and out of A Little Extra Zip to a win, earning a total of $1,562.40 and a Cowboy Bronze. Good Night Kiss is owned by Tim and Cindy Snapp and they nominated her to the program.

In the 2-Year-Old Maiden Western Pleasure, Wade Spell, of St. Louis, Missouri, rode Self Made to a win in the class of six entries, taking home a $3,500 check and Cowboy Bronze for owner Brooke Ketchum. Sired by CR Good Machine and out of My One Real Love, Self Made was nominated to the Breeders Futurity by Ketchum.

Additional Longe Line placings are:

Reserve Champion – $1,227.60 – Im Feelin It. Owned and exhibited by Joe Hansen. Sired by Required Invitation and out of Zippin N Slippin. Nominated to the Breeders Futurity by Robert Menke.

3rd Place – $948.60 – Invited Fora Goodtime. Owned by Lori Hanson and exhibited by Lyle Hanson. Sired by By Appointment Only and out of Miss Good N Honey. Nominated to the Breeders Futurity by Lori Hanson.

4th Place – $558.00 – Good God All Midas. Owned by Lisa Miller-Day and exhibited by Jennifer Bender. Sired by The Gift Of Midas and out of All The Joy. Nominated to the Breeders Futurity by Lisa Miller-Day.

5th Place – $502.20 – Krymsun In Color. Owned by Kerry Bowshier and exhibited by John Osborne. Sired by Scenic Rio Krymsun and out of Zipman Hit The Spot. Nominated to the Breeders Futurity by Kerry Bowshier.

6th Place – $446.40 – Shes Only Eye Candy. Owned and exhibited by Lori Hanson. Sired by By Appointment Only and out of Raise Your Irons. Nominated to the Breeders Futurity by Lori Hanson.

7th Place – $334.80 – Follow Your Arrow. Owned by James Jorgensen and exhibited by Scott Suggs. Sired by Ima Ultimate Machine out of Follow Me Forever. Nominated to the Breeders Futurity by James Jorgensen.

8th Place – Moves Like Midas. Owned and exhibited by Brenda Finn. Sired by The Gift Of Midas and out of Sheza Real Diva. Nominated to the Breeders Futurity by Brenda Finn.

9th Place – Only A Perfect Ride. Owned by Lori Hanson and exhibited by Blaine Burt. Sired by By Appointment Only and out of Ibperfectlyspotless. Nominated to the Breeders Futurity by Mike Harms.

 Additional 2-Year-Old Western Pleasure results are:

Reserve Champion – $2,625 – Ima Hugable Impulse. Owned by Dave Nitz and exhibited by Shannon Vroegh. Sired by A Scenic Impulse and out of Hugable Impulse. Nominated to the Breeders Futurity by Dave Nitz.

3rd Place – $1,750 – SV Krymsun N Gold. Owned by Mackenzie Johanningmeier and exhibited by Erin Lieurance. Sired by Scenic Rio Krymsun and out of Potentials Old Gold. Nominated to the Breeders Futurity by Mackenzie Johanningmeier.

4th Place – Extra Options R Good. Owned by Erin Lieurance and exhibited by Jeff Cochran. Sired by Scenic Rio Krymsun and out of No Extra Option. Nominated to the Breeders Futurity by Erin Lieurance.

5th Place – Only Classic Max. Owned by John Narmont and exhibited by John Boxell. Sired by Good To The Max out of Only Classic Chips. Nominated to the Breeders Futurity by John Narmont.

6th Place – Only Couture. Owned by Lori Hanson and exhibited by Jeffrey Gibbs. Sired by By Appointment Only and out of One Kool Baby. Nominated to the Breeders Futurity by Lori Hanson.

The 3-Year-Old Breeders Futurity classes will begin in 2016. In order to compete, a mare must be nominated by Dec. 1 of the year she is bred to a participating stallion in order for the resulting foal to be eligible. Once a mare is nominated, the foal is eligible to show in the Breeders Futurity classes regardless of a stallion’s continuing enrollment in the program. For this year only, 2014 foals were able to be nominated to the Breeders Futurity by June 1 and 2015 foals can be nominated by Sept. 1.

The third and final leg of the Premier Paint Sires 3-Year-Old Limited Horse Limited Rider Western Pleasure will be held this evening. A total of 18 horses are expected to compete for a purse of over $25,000.

JT Thomas and Sheza Dancin Machine won the second leg of the event in Williamston, North Carolina and Dustin Eickenhorst won the first leg in Salt lake City, Utah aboard Only After Midnight.

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