Professional Division
Professionals compete with horses who have not been started under saddle prior to June 15th or who have had severe behavioral problems when they began the Challenge.
Horses:
COMET and Ellen Drummond – Follow them HERE.
JOY RIDE and Colleen Crawford – Follow them HERE.
KEERA and Megan Bowen – Follow them HERE.
MAPLE and Lynn Adimari – Follow them HERE.
MISHA and Angelina Flynn – Follow them HERE.
NOAH and Moriah Bridgman – Follow them HERE.
RETA’S BAILEY and Brittany Harley – Follow them HERE.
Non-Pro Under Saddle
The horses in this division were trained to ride prior to the Challenge and did not have any known behavior problems. Novice/non-pro trainers are putting additional rides and refining skills to help them become more adoptable.
Horses:
ARROWHEAD (Adopted) and Frank Sill – Follow them HERE.
CISCO KID and Julia Jellen – Follow them HERE.
EAST TEXAS ROSIE and Jennifer Van Curen – Follow them HERE.
EMBER and Norma Kurkowski – Follow them HERE.
JA BON and Madeline Bata – Follow them HERE.
MAGNOLIA and Mary Rangel – Follow them HERE.
MAYBELLE and Megan Oberdoerster – Follow them HERE.
PRINGLE and Sarah Meyers – Follow them HERE.
QUICK DANDY (Adopted) and Morgan Maibauer – Follow them HERE.
SPRINKLES (Adopted) and Tricia Solorio – Follow them HERE.
SUNFLOWER and Ericka Forstrom – Follow them HERE.
TEQUILA SUNRISE and Dawn Fraser – Follow them HERE.
Non-Pro In-Hand Division – Handlers 13 and over
Horses in this hand have not been broke to ride. They have been worked with in hand by foster homes (novice/non-pro) handlers.
Horses:
CALEDONIA and Kitten Arney – Follow them HERE.
DULCE and Raechel England- Follow them HERE.
JITTERBUG and Holly England – Follow them HERE.
KAI and Heather England – Follow them HERE.
MINX and Jennifer Brown – Follow them HERE.
PADA (Adopted) and Jennifer Wagner – Follow them HERE.
PILGRIM and Kate Herrick – Follow them HERE.
TROUBADOUR and Cynthia Werner – Follow them HERE.
Non-Pro In-Hand Division – Handlers 12 and under
Horses in this hand have not been broke to ride. They have been worked with in hand by foster homes (novice/non-pro) handlers who are under 12 years of age.