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Craig Cameron's
Extreme Cowboy Race
a Big Success at
Equine Affaire in California! |
Congratulations to the following winners:
| PLACE |
RIDER |
HORSE'S NAME |
HOMETOWN |
SCORE |
TIME |
| 1 |
Bill Cameron |
I'll Cowboy Up |
Rosamond, CA |
254.5 |
4.47.69 |
| 2 |
Kenny Ennis |
Jacs Lil Lena |
Chino Hills, CA |
244.5 |
2.25.84 |
| 3 |
Chad Waldhauser |
Spot |
Ramona, CA |
233 |
4.24.94 |
| 4 |
Donny Anderson |
Otto |
Los Angeles, CA |
226.5 |
5.26.53 |
| 5 |
Kelly Baker |
Tams A Haidan |
Chino Hills, CA |
223 |
5.36.53 |
| 6 |
Wylene Wilson |
Black Widow |
Queen Creek, AZ |
217.5 |
4.57.91 |
| 7 |
Kenny Ennis |
Aprils Pretty Melody |
Chino Hills, CA |
216.5 |
4.37.65 |
| 8 |
Christine Philippbar |
Nice Travalin |
Winchester, CA |
190.5 |
5.51.75 |
| 9 |
Bill Cameron |
Especially Cornel |
Rosamond, CA |
181.5 |
6.06.12 |
| 10 |
Joseph Willey |
Pepper |
Los Angeles, CA |
180.5 |
5.41.03 |
| 11 |
Nancy Keim |
Little Red |
Arlington, AZ |
144.5 |
7.32.00 |
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For more information
about the
"Extreme Cowboy
Race", contact:
Nicole Taylor
(740) 845-0085
ext. 123
Email
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WHAT IS THE EXTREME
COWBOY RACE?
Craig Cameron will not only present clinics at the 2008 Equine
Affaire in Pomona, CA, but he will conduct his Extreme Cowboy Race
on Friday and Saturday evenings at the event. The Extreme Cowboy Raceas
seen on RFD-TV is a timed and judged race through an obstacle course
that is designed not only to push horse and rider teams out of their traditional
comfort zones, but also to test communication between horse and rider
and the horsemanship skills and athletic abilities of each competitor.
Spectators will find the competition exciting and entertaining to watch
while contenders will address its challenges in a race for cash and prizes,
and the title of "Extreme Cowboy Race Champion."
A LITTLE BACKGROUND:
The Extreme Cowboy Race was created by Ryan Dohrn of HorseCity.com
along with Craig Cameron, who has designed and hosted three races at his
Double Horn Ranch in Bluffdale, TX, since 2005. HorseCity.com decided
to name the event the Extreme Cowboy Race to challenge typical reality
TV shows with an infusion of horseback riding thrills. Each season Craig
Cameron assembles an impressive roster of competitors from around the
country who compete for the title of Extreme Cowboy Race Champion. The
Extreme Cowboy Race spans 15, 30-minute episodes featuring horse
and rider teams as they complete the various rounds of the race course.
The Extreme Cowboy Race airs on RFD-TV and is also available on
HorseCity.com for those who do not get RFD-TV.
THE EXTREME COWBOY RACE AT EQUINE AFFAIRE:
Although the Extreme Cowboy Race at Equine Affaire is not
currently scheduled to be filmed for broadcast, the competition will include
many of the same elements, excitement, and prizes associated with Craig
Cameron's televised productions in Texas. The Extreme Cowboy Race
will take place in the Covered Arena at Fairplex in Pomona, CA. A maximum
of 35 horse/rider teams will be selected by Mr. Cameron for participation
in the race. The first 20 teams will compete on Friday evening, February
1st. The remaining teams will compete on Saturday evening, February 2nd.
The top ten horse and rider teams plus one wild card team will advance
to the Extreme Cowboy Race finals on Saturday evening.
THE RACE COURSE:
The race course will be constructed within the 125' x 230' parameters
of the Covered Arena and will feature obstacles similar to those featured
in previous races as well as several new obstacles designed specifically
for the race at Equine Affaire. The course is likely to include obstacles
and activities such as: saddling the horse, dragging logs, jumping obstacles,
loading into a trailer, backing up through a pattern, pole bending or
roll backs, navigating a log jumble, penning cattle and working gates,
conquering dirt terrain, crossing water obstacles, etc.
OBJECTIVES AND JUDGING:
The Extreme Cowboy Race will be a timed event during which
the performance of each horse and rider team will be judged on each obstacle
for quality of horsemanship. Judges will award points on a scale of 1-10
for the horse and rider's performance through each obstacle based on the
following criteria: horsemanship, cadence, control, horse's attitude,
and overall execution. Horses and riders will be required to complete
each obstacle within a given time in order to receive points. If an obstacle
is not completed within the given timeframe, the contestant will be flagged
and must move on to the next obstacle. Times will be translated into points,
with the highest overall score winning the race.
PRIZES:
$4,250 in cash prizes, as well as other valuable prizes. Prizes
will be awarded at the conclusion of the final phase of the race on Saturday
night.
| FIRST PLACE: |
- $2,000.00 cash prize
- A western saddle package from JT International Dist., Inc.
- 1 year’s supply of Barn Buddy Wintreats from BlueRidge Dist. Inc.
- Title of “Equine Affaire Extreme Cowboy Race Champion”
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ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE
RACE?
If you have any questions, please contact Equine Affaire's
Marketing & Program Assistant, Nicole Taylor, at (740) 845-0085
ext. 123, or via email. |
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