Breeding Pays Futurity 2024 Brochure

Dear Friends,

The Breeding Pays Futurity was created by like-minded and passionate people dedicated to the preservation of the Arabian breed. It is the biggest payout futurity in North America, rewarding $520,000 in its first two years.

This exciting program, the largest payout potential ever at the U.S. Nationals, is the result of big dreams and determined action. The 200,000 payout for two classes was initiated to accomplish four specific goals:

~ Reward Arabian Horse Owners and Breeders

~ Recognize the Breeders with 50% of the payout!

~ Drive Arabian Horse Sales

~ Drive Arabian Breeding

After laying the groundwork to achieve these goals, our debut at the Nationals in 2022 and 2023 exceeded all expectations, with Breeding Pays having two of the largest halter classes at the show with rewards of $100,000 each paid out to the top ten.

The inclusion of Amateurs into the Breeding Pays classes has also been successful and a source of great prestige. Amateur participation has been robust with each class having three place in the top twelve to earn the additional $30,000 in prize money, for a total of $120,000 in two years.

We have found a winning strategy that rewards everyone, especially the Arabian horse. Nominate your stallions, mares and foals today! 2024 Nominations are for foals born in 2025 that will show in 2027 and eligibility for the classes requires nomination of the dam or sire in the breeding year.

Join us!

Stacy Sachen | Park City, UT

Stacy has been involved with Arabian horses since the 70s/80s, and re-entered the industry in 2014, producing 2-3 foals a year. Loved for their grace and beauty, Stacy turned her passion for the breed into an exciting opportunity to combine her business smarts with her equine knowledge learned over decades.

After studying the evolution of the breed, Stacy started with an embryo, then purchased two broodmares to create the foundation of her breeding program you see today. For her, seeing the foals born that she carefully breeds each year and planning the next cross is what keeps her going.

Her belief that breeders are the foundation in any breed and are the basis for everyone to grow from, led her to become a founding member of Breeding Pays. “The Arabian breed is one of the best at acknowledging breeders,” says Stacy, “and Breeding Pays says it all with their title focus and financial incentive.”

Though the first years of a new program can be challenging, as a founding member, Stacy appreciates the energy and excitement surrounding the program in such a short time and values the strong support Breeding Pays has received from fellow breeders and trainers. “I have enjoyed meeting so many amazing people dedicated to the breed.”

Arabian horses have been in Sandro’s life since the beginning. “They are my everything,” he shares, “ I can’t see or imagine my life with any other breed. They are simply the best.”

That passion and dedication to the Arabian horse has led Sandro’s involvement in helping others build their breeding programs for over 20 years, as well as his own for the last 10. He sees value in the many different rewards of breeding. That can be in the form of winning show titles or selling them for big money, but for him most of all, it’s seeing his dreams come alive.

Sandro understands the importance of new programs that bring excitement and additional opportunities to the show ring, and Breeding Pays is a win-win for breeders and the industry. “We should all support what we love,” he says, “and Breeding Pays incentivizes people to continue breeding exceptional Arabian horses.”

Rodrigo Gonzalez | Mexico/Arizona

Rodrigo Gonzalez has been breeding Arabian horses for 10 years; a longtime passion of his since the beginning. “There is nothing more rewarding than to see your creation become a reality that started as a dream,” he says.

Becoming a Founding Member of Breeding Pays wasn’t a hard sell when approached by well respected industry members and long-time friends Cindy McGown and Mark Davis. “Being part of these programs is important if you believe in its mission, and anything for breeders by breeders has my sole support. A great idea is only sustainable if supported by like-minded individuals, and this I believe, is what our industry needs.”

The Ames family has a multi-generational history of horse breeding in Minnesota. First known for the prize-winning Percherons they farmed with, the Ames’ focus shifted to one of that massive breed’s ancestral bloodlines, the Arabian horse. For over 50 years, their Arabian horse breeding program at Cedar Ridge has produced countless national and international champions.

With so many victories achieved over the years, Lara Ames still finds it most rewarding when the horses she breeds and sells have success with their new owners. “As the breeder, you remain connected with the horse whomever the owner is,” she explains. “We became founding members of Breeding Pays because we very much believe there must be incentives for breeders to keep them involved and to encourage new people to participate. After all, without breeders, we don’t have a breed.”

Sylvain and Robin joined the Arabian community when they purchased their first horse in 2017. Since then, Desert Sky Arabians has grown and now owns 17 Arabian horses, including Champion Mares OFW Jewel of Marwan, Mistic Dominic HVP and AJ Kharena, as well as Champion Stallions, El Tino and Stardom Sky, producers of champion winning get.

Duke and Renae have been breeding and showing Arabian horses since 2004. Although Duke loves the social aspect of the Arabian community, Renae is the one who loves to be in the show ring! She has shown and won multiple National Championships and has been nominated several times for Amateur of the Year. The different programs that the Arabian shows offer is what keeps it exciting, especially the new Breeding Pays Futurity.

Gary Kehl | Herriman, UT & Scottsdale, AZ

Gary Kehl has been breeding Arabian horses for over 20 years, beginning in 2002. His involvement was launched when he went to an Arabian horse auction and was “so impressed with their beauty and attitude, I got hooked!” What started as a singular passion has grown into a “family affair,” with Gary’s grandchildren representing the latest generation.

Gary is drawn by the creativity and potential of horse breeding. “I appreciate the challenge of matching each mare with the right stallion and then waiting to see the results of that baby,” he states. That joy of anticipation and savoring the outcome drew Gary to become a founding member of Breeding Pays. “I wanted to encourage more people to enjoy that special moment when their foal arrives!” he exclaims. “And this program provides a financial incentive for more people to enjoy breeding. They may even be rewarded for promoting the breed!”

In Gary’s eyes, programs like this one are crucial to a healthy Arabian horse industry. “I think having an attainable cash reward provides excitement and much more. The Breeding Pays program also offers an important opportunity to get a return on your investment.”

Though long-time members of the Arabian horse community, Jim and Mary Martha Hagale established Hagale Family Arabians just four years ago with their return to breeding. After finding their love for Arabian horses nearly 30 years ago with the great stallion Mamage, the family took a brief pause after their daughters went to college; but now that Jamie and Jennifer have families of their own, it was a perfect time to jump back in.

Their breeding program is more heavily focused on performance horses, but they’ve recently acquired some incredible halter champions and are breeding a select number of foals per year that they hope will accomplish great things in the halter arena as youngsters. From this, becoming Founding Members of the Breeding Pays Futurity program was a natural next step, and because they own the successful halter stallion, Farouk Palazzotto, who they believe has the potential to become an influential sire within the program. “Not only would the program be a benefit to his future foals,” says Jim, “but ultimately, we are true breeders at heart, and are eager to support a program that works to reward not just owners of futurity winners, but acknowledges and rewards breeders directly as well.”

Luciano Cury | Brazil

Luciano Cury’s creation of HBV, along with Doug Dahmen, began in the United States in 1981 at the renowned Gainey Arabians facility. In 1996, he started his breeding venture in Brazil at the beautiful Haras Boa Vista, located in the highlands of the Serra da Mantiqueira.

“I began my breeding with Anglo-Arabian horses,” says Luciano. “One day, I went to see the Anglo-Arabians at Santa Gertrudes Farm. That’s when I met the Arabian horse and immediately fell in love. Soon after, I moved to the USA, and contacted Doug, who introduced me to the horses there and my passion grew, driving me to breed them.”

“I focus a lot on maternal lines,” he continues, “and seeing the results of these crosses reflecting the quality of these lines is the most rewarding aspect for me.”

Luciano became a founding member of the Breeding Pays Futurity because he strongly believes in the program’s mission and sees it as a way to showcase his breeding.

Orrion Farms’ has been dedicated to breeding Arabian horses since 1984 and have maintained their commitment to the highest quality standards. The OFW program’s strategy of carefully selecting 25-30 mares each season and pairing them with top stallions worldwide reflects a meticulous approach to generational breeding.

Steve & Christina Poore’s decision to become founding members of the Breeding Pays program underscores their appreciation for the principles of rewarding not only owners but also breeders. The recognition that success in the show ring is a culmination of generations of thoughtful breeding aligns with the ethos of Breeding Pays. Overall, Orrion Farms’ and the Poores’ commitment to excellence and their involvement in programs like Breeding Pays highlight their dedication to the Arabian horse breeding industry and the recognition of the value of careful, generational breeding practices.

Mike Weinstein | San Francisco, CA

Psynergy Enterprise Developments has been a leading breeder of Arabian horses for more than 50 years. Michael Weinstein and his family started Aries Arabians in the 70s with a strong Polish-influenced program in both performance and halter. It was the home of such notable horses as Kajora, dam of Gazal al Shaqab, and the Russian import stallion, *Menes, who founded his own dynasty.

Michael reimagined his program with the development of Psynergy and started with a bang, acquiring the stallion *El Nabila B, whose sire, *Kubinec, is a grandson of *Menes. While *El Nabila B mares are cherished producers in many programs, his sons, such as Titan AS and Atticus ENB, continue to influence global shows and breeding stock.

Fifty years of elite breeding is not the past—it drives the future of Psynergy Enterprise Developments as a global breeder of excellence.

Murray and Shirley are currently celebrating their 25th anniversary of breeding and owning Arabian horses. As with many familiar stories, they fell in love with the Arabian horse by chance. “For us, first and foremost, it is a passion and love for the Arabian horse,” says Murray, “and the lifestyle they provide is a magical ride.”

They both understand that breeding horses is an enormous commitment and responsibility. The challenge of trying to breed great horses better is their ultimate goal, but just as important, is ensuring the horses they produce bring joy not only to them, but to others as well. “This,” shares Murray, “is the most rewarding aspect of breeding.”

Becoming Founding Members of the Breeding Pays Futurity was an easy decision. “We are so fortunate to have many wonderful breeding futurity programs within the Arabian horse industry, and since many of the programs already in operation focus on the yearlings, a program that focused solely on 2-year-olds plays an integral part in moving the breed, and the young horses, forward,” Murray believes. “This program is very important. The Breeding Pays Halter Futurity offers breeders and owners (as well as amateur owners) the opportunity to enjoy their Arabian horses at the U.S. Nationals in a fun, exciting, and valuable way, thanks to prize money paybacks. It adds immense value to those 2-year-olds nominated, and encourages breeders and owners to continue the show careers of their young horses.”

Cindy McGown & Mark Davis | Scottsdale, AZ

Cindy McGown and Mark Davis have been breeding Arabian horses for the past 18 years while transforming their family-founded Royal Arabians into a worldrenowned breeding and training operation. Their inspiration is the incredible beauty of the Arabian horse, which impassions them to continually reassess and improve their breeding outcomes to come closer to their perception of perfection.

For Cindy, the foals are the most rewarding aspect of breeding. “They are so fun to see,” she relates. “It is thrilling when you see the breeding outcome you envisioned worked out, because that is not always the case. It encourages you to continue down that path. Seeing the foals grow and become the best mares, stallions, and geldings they can be, whether as a performance, halter, or family horse, is very rewarding.

“We, as the Arabian horse community, must provide exciting, new ways to promote ourselves to ensure the ongoing success of the Arabian horse industry. If we, as concerned individuals do not participate in improving the overall industry, I believe it will not continue. We have seen a significant downward trend in breeding, and as a group we need to create fun, fair and rewarding competitions in appealing places to ensure the continuation of the industry and breed in the U.S.

“As founding members of Breeding Pays, we are, as a group, providing a new entity that has, so far, been very successful. It is designed so that everyone can participate just by breeding to or buying a foal from one of the stallions in the program. We put a lot of effort into ensuring our judges are fair and honest, and that, whether you’re an amateur who likes to show horses, or you’re an owner who uses a professional horse trainer to show your horses, you have the same opportunity to win the prize money. Fifty percent of a Breeding Pays horse’s winnings goes to the breeder to encourage further breeding of the beautiful Arabian horse. They must be publicly acknowledged and rewarded for their contribution to the breed.

“It is critically important for all of us to get involved where we can in programs that promote our breed. We need to develop more experiences at both the national and local level for current owners, as well as individuals who are new to the Arabian horse. It is our industry to lose; we must take action to grow and evolve the market to ensure a promising future.”

I belong to the Breeding Pays Futurity because of the Arabian Horse. It’s not hard to give back when someone or something has done so much for you.

Enjoyment and opportunity are the words that come to mind when I think of the Breeding Pays Futurity. This class has added a lot of fun and camaraderie to the Nationals and from 10th place and up, the prize money is going a long way towards offsetting the expense of competition. Rewarding breeders and owners with meaningful prize money can only stimulate a breeder’s desire to create more foals to participate in this program.

- ANDREW SELLMAN

I’m proud to be part of the Breeding Pays Futurity because it’s very refreshing to see a group of respected breeders get together and do something special for the halter industry that we love so much, especially when it pays breeders, owners and amateur handlers. I invite breeders that have not joined this program yet to do so; it’s so rewarding when we all work together!

We believe this futurity will open (huge) doors with renewed hope for breeders.

Breeders pay the bills, do the work and experience the pride of raising and competing with these wonderful animals … receiving some much-needed credit and $$$ inspires us to trudge on and breed more.

We must produce quality and we need confidence in knowing that our horses will be judged fairly. This futurity gives us that confidence.

Competing in the 2022 inaugural event, Janene, an amateur handler at 61 years of age, presented our Princess Juliah, a foal from our 2020 foal crop, and competed against major trainers and large breeding farms.

She bested all of them except two, to achieve Bronze Champion and $25,000 ($10,000 for Bronze + $15,000 Amateur Incentive). The pride we felt at that moment from the support of our peers and competitors was overwhelming.

We will be back!

S.M.A.

DA VALENTINO X IMPRIMISTA

2007 Bay Stallion - CA & SCID Clear Standing at Royal Arabians

royalarabians.com

Owned by Desert Sky Arabians LLC Breeders Sweepstakes, SSS, Breeding Pays Futurity, AHBA Futurity & Silver Sire Futurity Nominated

KAVALLE MI X JR FRANCESCA

2017 Bay Stallion - CA & SCID Clear

Standing at Lucho Guimaraes Arabians | luchoguimaraesarabians.com | Owned by Gary Kehl Breeders Sweepstakes, SSS & Breeding Pays Futurity Nominated

DA

2010

2015 Bay Stallion - CA & SCID Clear

Standing at Royal Arabians | royalarabians.com | Owned by Cindy McGown & Mark Davis Breeders Sweepstakes, SSS, Breeding Pays Futurity, AHBA Futurity, Silver Sire Futurity & Breeders Club Nominated

2013 Bay Stallion - CA & SCID Clear

Standing at Royal Arabians | www.royalarabians.com

Owned by Cindy McGown or Mark Davis & Arabian Soul Partners LTD. Breeders Sweepstakes, SSS, Breeding Pays Futurity & AHBA Futurity Nominated

TITAN AS X CARENZA

2017 Chestnut Mare

Owned & bred by Psynergy Enterprise Developments, LLC psynergyequine.com

VERSACE X CHANTILLY ICE AAM

2008 Bay Mare

Owned by Stacy Sachen of Anivia Equine LLC

*Reference photo: Andre AN (x DM Versacianna)

MARWAN

AL SHAQAB X VALORI TRF+

2013 Bay Mare

Owned by Joanne Gunabalan of JR’s Dream Arabians jrsdreamarabians.com

POLIDORO FC X ALIYAH VISION PCF

2017 Bay Mare

Owned by Murray & Shirley Popplewell of Rae-Dawn Arabians raedawnarabians.com

FA EL RASHEEM X RA EMPRESSA BAPS

2018 Bay Mare

Owned by Joanne Gunabalan of JR’s Dream Arabians jrsdreamarabians.com

AJMAN MONISCIONE X JULIAH B

2017 Chestnut Mare

Owned by Robert & Janene Boggs of Midwest Station I bobboggs.com

DOMINIC M X BRETTA UB

2018 Chestnut Mare

Owned by Lady Dominica Holdings LLC and Dan or Maureen Grossman orrionfarms.com

2015 Bay Mare

Owned by Theresa Lungwitz of Royal T Arabians royaltarabians.com

Owned by Stacy Sachen of Anivia Equine LLC

MARAJJ X COVERGIRL PA

2018 Bay Mare

Owned by Duke & Renae Mendel of Gemini Ranch Arabians

BAHA AA X MD HIBAT ALLAH

2017 Black Mare

Owned by Alejandro & Ana Vigil of Anvil Arabians anvilarabians.com

2020 Grey Mare

Owned by Theresa Lungwitz of Royal T Arabians royaltarabians.com

DA VALENTINO X MAGNA PRELUDE

2012 Bay Mare

Owned by Steve & Christina Poore of Orrion Farms LLC orrionfarms.com

SHANGHAI EA X PCF CRYSTAL VISION

2017 Grey Mare

Owned by Murray & Shirley Popplewell of Rae-Dawn Arabians raedawnarabians.com

MARWAN AL SHAQAB X EL SANADIKA IA

2010 Grey Mare

Owned by Alejandro & Ana Vigil of Anvil Arabians anvilarabians.com

4th – 10th FILLIES - $5,000 Each

EMERLEE PCF

(Emerald J x Inessence PCF)

Ex: Joao Carlos Silvestre De Sousa

Owner: Cindy McGown or Mark Davis

Breeder: Sam Peacemaker

INSPIRATION PA

(Exxalt x Sriracha PA)

Ex: Alcides Rodrigues

Owner: Murray or Shirley Popplewell

Breeder: Pegasus Arabians

MARCELLINNA GRK

(QR Marc x FH Jemina)

Ex: Luiz Guimaraes

Owner/Breeder: Gary R. Kehl

LAHABRIANNA GRK

(Lahab Albidayer x Hafatianna GRK)

Ex: Michael Wilson

Owner/Breeder: Gary R. Kehl

2022

BREEDING

PAYS FUTURITY

ARABIAN 2-YEAR-OLD FILLIES

Payouts split between owner & breeder

$35,000 GOLD CHAMPION OFW LUXXURY

(Exxalt x Lulu Marajj)

Ex: Andrew Sellman

Owner: Theresa Lungwitz

Breeder: Orrion Farms LLC

$20,000 SILVER CHAMPION HDF FONTONELLA

(Quasim CRH x HDF Baronesa)

Ex: David Boggs

Owner/Breeder: Rodrigo Da Silva Faias

$10,000 BRONZE CHAMPION PRINCESS JULIAH

(QR Marc x Juliah Andrews)

+ $15,000 1st Place Amateur Incentive

Ex: Janene Boggs

Owner/Breeder: Robert C. or Janene M. Boggs

ALESIA ENB

(Atticus ENB x Aliyah Vision PCF)

+ $10,000 2nd Place Amateur Incentive

Ex: Murray Popplewell

Owner: Murray or Shirley Popplewell

Breeder: Psynergy Enterprise Developments LLC

WHITE SILKEN MAGIC

(S.M.A.Magic One x Alotta Silk)

Ex: Ted Carson

Owner: Jeff and Sybil Collins

Breeder: Jay Thompson

BAALLADE RSB

(Marwan Al Shaqab x HB Bessolea)

Ex: Steve Heathvott

Owner: Royal Silver Box LLC

Breeder: Nelson De Oliveira Prata Pinto Moreira

*11th Place NAYARA J

(Khaja J x Miss Giovana)

+ $5,000 3rd Place Amateur Incentive

Ex: Indira Van Handel

Owner/Breeder: Larry Jerome

2022 BREEDING PAYS FUTURITY

ARABIAN 2-YEAR-OLD COLTS/GELDINGS

Payouts split between owner & breeder

$35,000 GOLD CHAMPION

ARIA LA CROIXX

(Delacroixx x La Belle Shawan HVP)

Ex: Andrew Sellman

Owner: Aspire Arabians LLC

Breeder: El Shawan Legacy Partners LLC

$20,000 SILVER CHAMPION

ANDRE AN

(EKS Alihandro x DM Versacianna)

Ex: Dagmar Gordiano

Owner: Anivia Equine LLC

Breeder: Stacy Sachen

$10,000 BRONZE CHAMPION

KIDARK HBV

(Pharaoh HBV x Seduction HBV)

Ex: Joao Carlos Silvestre De Sousa

Owner: Royal Sky HBV

Breeder: Luciano Cury

4th – 10th COLTS/GELDINGS - $5,000 Each

MARVAL Z

(Marwan Al Shaqab x Valentine HVP)

Ex: Sandro Pinha

Owner/Breeder: Duke & Renae Mendel

ERNANDO AA

(Emerald J x H Embrace H)

Ex: Ted Carson

Owner/Breeder: Aspire Arabians LLC

GP INTRINZIC

(Rhan Al Shahania x GP Fine Tiffany)

Ex: Joseph Alberti II

Owner: Sugar Hill Farm LLC

Breeder: Green Pastures Arabians Inc. or Ascent Arabians LLC

PHOENIX FC

(Polidoro FC x Kamila FC)

Ex: Michael Byatt

Owner/Breeder: Stuart & Sue Larsen

EVANDRO LMA

(EKS Alihandro x Melinas Dream LMA)

+ $15,000 1st Place Amateur Incentive

Ex: Jordan Simons

Owner: Linda Michels or William Michels

Breeder: Lisa Markley & Linda Michels

ARIA KHATALYST

(TS Khidam El Shawan x Honey’s Delight RB)

+ $10,000 2nd Place Amateur Incentive

Ex: Megan Mahoney

Owner: Allyson Nelson & Megan Mahoney

Breeder: Aria Prestige Holdings LLC

ROYAL ATTICUS

(Royal Asad x Sweet Satisfaction)

+ $5,000 3rd Place Amateur Incentive

Ex: Amanda Pagan

Owner/Breeder: Cindy McGown or Mark Davis

Gold Champion Colt/Gelding ARIA LA CROIXX

Silver Champion Colt/Gelding ANDRE AN

Bronze Champion Colt/Gelding KIDARK HBV

Gold Champion Filly

OFW LUXXURY

Silver Champion Filly

HDF FONTONELLA

Bronze Champion Filly

PRINCESS JULIAH

4th – 10th FILLIES - $5,000 Each

SPRING PCF

(Royal Asad x RD Ambilene)

Ex: Carlinhos Souza

Owner/Breeder: Sam Peacemaker, PCF Arabians

ROYAL NAJWA AS

(Royal Asad x Kashilia AS)

+ $15,000 1st Place Amateur Incentive

Ex: Amanda Pagan

Owner: Cindy McGown or Mark Davis

Breeder: Arabian Soul Partners Ltd

LA BOHEME J

(Puccini J x Khenya PGA)

+ $10,000 2nd Place Amateur Incentive

Ex: Jordan Simons

Owner/Breeder: Lawrence Jerome & Indira F I Van Handel

2023 BREEDING PAYS FUTURITY

ARABIAN 2-YEAR-OLD FILLIES

Payouts split between owner & breeder

$35,000 GOLD CHAMPION

EIRELLE

(Ibn Farid UAE x MM Steel Magnolia)

Ex: Preston Keeter

Owner/Breeder: Lee Melchi

$20,000 SILVER CHAMPION

ROYAL BLACK MOON

(Royal Asad x Seduction HBV)

Ex: Rodolfo Guzzo

Owner/Breeder: Cindy McGown or Mark Davis

$10,000 BRONZE CHAMPION

LADY NICA SRA

(EKS Alihandro x Lady Dominica JSZ)

Ex: Andrew Sellman

Owner: Theresa Lungwitz

Breeder: Lady Dominica Holdings LLC & Dan or Maureen Grossman

RD RAENA

(Bey Ambition x Syarah Serondella)

+ $5,000 3rd Place Amateur Incentive

Ex: Murray Popplewell

Owner/Breeder: Murray or Shirley Popplewell

OFW MARIPOSA

(Dominic M x Makayah)

Ex: Michael Wilson

Owner: Aspire Arabians LLC

Breeder: Orrion Farms LLC

VICTORIA AL

(Dominic M x Maria AL)

Ex: Austin Garrett

Owner: Desert Sky Arabian LLC

Breeder: Agropec Leopoldino Ltda

KHALEESI EL LAMI RB

(Dominic M x Lami El Sabah RB)

Ex: Ricardo Rivero

Owner: Royal Sky HBV

Breeder: Adriana Espindola B De Moura

2023 BREEDING PAYS FUTURITY ARABIAN 2-YEAR-OLD COLTS/GELDINGS

Payouts split between owner & breeder

$35,000 GOLD CHAMPION

STARDOM SKY

(Dominic M x OFW Jewel Of Marwan)

Ex: Rodolfo Guzzo

Owner/Breeder: Desert Sky Arabian LLC

$20,000 SILVER CHAMPION

TASHEEM PMA

(Taj Raheem x Chiara Luna)

Ex: Andrew Sellman

Owner: Felix Cantu

Breeder: Patrick McGinns or Amy Voliva

$10,000 BRONZE CHAMPION

HAZ AL BRSB

(Royal Asad x Elegance AL)

Ex: Ricardo Rivero

Owner: Cindy McGown & Mark Davis and Agropecuaria Leopoldino Ltda (Breeder)

4th – 10th COLTS/GELDINGS - $5,000 Each

PREMARO VO

(Preludio OSB x AJS Emara Meia Lua)

+ $15,000 1st Place Amateur Incentive

Ex: Jordan Simons

Owner/Breeder: Valley Oak Arabians LLC

ROYAL RAJAAH

(Soul Of Marwan AS x Rhadashah Arabco)

+ $10,000 2nd Place Amateur Incentive

Ex: Amanda Pagan

Owner/Breeder: Cindy McGown or Mark Davis

OFW ALIKAI

(EKS Alihandro x OFW Praise)

+ $5,000 3rd Place Amateur Incentive

Ex: Jamie Hagale

Owner: Hagale Family Arabians LLC

Breeder: Orrion Farms LLC

JR SALEEM

(JR Savall x JR Rasheems Empress)

Ex: Luis Guimaraes

Owner/Breeder: Joanne Gunabalan

RD GIULIANO

(Bey Ambition x Giulia AL)

Ex: Murray Popplewell

Owner/Breeder: Murray or Shirley Popplewell

BERGEN AN

(Beijing BHF x Maria PCF)

Ex: Dagmar Gordiano

Owner: Casey Campbell

Breeder: Stacy Sachen

RD ALIDORO

(Polidoro FC x Aliyah Vision PCF)

Ex: Alcides Rodrigues

Owner/Breeder: Murray or Shirley Popplewell

Gold Champion Colt/Gelding

STARDOM SKY

Silver Champion Colt/Gelding

TASHEEM PMA

Bronze Champion Colt/Gelding HAZ AL BRSB

Gold Champion Filly

EIRELLE

Silver Champion Filly

ROYAL BLACK MOON

Bronze Champion Filly

LADY NICA SRA

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