Owned and bred by Jody and Elizabeth “Spike” Brewer of Wilson, North Carolina, “Benjamin” is a 2016 brown tobiano gelding by No Doubt Im Lazy and out of Shes Inviting. The couple waited to start showing the talented colt until his 3-year-old year, but Spike says a pasture injury and additional complications during healing further delayed training until nearly July.

“Madonna” is a 2017 sorrel overo mare by No Doubt Im Lazy and out of A Certain Illusion. Bred by Rawlings Enterprise LLC of Summerton, South Carolina, Madonna is owned by Dakota Andrie of Franklinville, New Jersey. Jay has shown Madonna for Dakota a couple times earlier this year, including the recent NSBA World Show in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

For Paint Halter enthusiasts, platinum is synonymous with paychecks, and for good reason: five APHA Platinum Breeders’ Futurity classes paid out nearly $166,000 to non-pro exhibitors on September 20 at the APHA World Championship Show in Fort Worth, Texas.

Dates- October 25th- November 2nd, 2019
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“It’s so crazy to think my mom bred and raised him, my sister trains him and I got to be a part of it,” she said. “He’s such a cool horse, and I’ve known him since he was a baby. It’s definitely tugs on your heartstrings when this kind of thing happens.”

Each circuit will be paying back $25,000, but the jackpots are paid in a unique way. How, you ask? Well for example – in the Amateur Showmanship, $500 is added. Once the Circuit and Reserve Circuit champion awards are awarded, then the jackpots will pay 40%, 30%, 20%, 10% to the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth place winners based on the circuit points.