Working Ranch Horse Competition
The “Western Heritage Working Ranch Horse Competition," is held on Friday with a local winner named during the Ranch Rodeo performance that evening.
The RHAA Working Ranch Horse Competition’s - National Finals is on Saturday. The competition is an invitational to winners from other sanctioned competitions and culminates in the naming of the "best ranch horse in the world." The top two finalists selected Saturday afternoon competed during the Ranch Rodeo Saturday night for the "Super Horse" title.
In addition to traditional equestrian skills of reining, roping and cutting, the competition includes an originality category that allows the cowboy to present the horse in the most crowd-pleasing performance possible.
Winner of the 2005 WHC Working Ranch Horse Competition Cowboy Class was Tom Butler
Winner of the 2005WHC Working Ranch Horse Competition Jr. Class was Marshall Long
Winner of the 2005 WHC Working Ranch Horse Competition Sr. Class was Zane Havery
Top Sr. Horse Champion of the 2005 RHAA Working Ranch Horse Competition was "Tens Quick" ridden by Bill Smith
Top Jr. Horse Champion of the 2005 RHAA Working Ranch Horse Competition was "A Lot of Bull" ridden by Tripp Townsent
Top Cowboy Class Champion of the 2005 RHAA Working Ranch Horse Competition was "Sunshine Ingredient" ridden by Chance O'Neal