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| 2009 Points (Year End Points) Remember: The Top 6 with at least 10 points per event will receive an award. Open Amateur Novice Amateur Select Amateur Youth Novice Youth Small Fry/Leadline |
| 2009 Stanford Happening Results |
Adult Walk Trot
| Winner - Judy Matthews & Consider My Version |
| Reserve - Landon Furhman & Bubbly |
Non Pro All Age
Open 3 year old
| Winner - Denny Strickland & Hope By Invitation |
| Winner - Andy Cochran & Sheik Country |
| Reserve - Sarah Ann Pendegraft & Lethal Persuasion |
| Reserve - Rusty Green & RA Undisputed |
| Stanford Small Fry Walk Trot Winner - Anna Claire Hunter & Hesa Skippin Jack |
| Thanks to Ferguson Tack for donating the work saddle for the winner of the Stanford Adult Walk Trot |
Jerry had a dream to bring a major futurity
to Arkansas. Thus, the original Stanford
Happening was held in July 1993 at
Whispering Oaks (Triple Crown) Arena in
Cabot.
Jerry was a major influence on the western
pleasure industry. One major
accomplishment was showing Dynamic
Deluxe to a World Championship in Junior
Western Pleasure. Jerry also influenced
many of our present-day trainers and
exhibitors.
Jerry originally called Texas his home, but
soon after his move here in 1986, he
adopted Arkansas as his home.
The horse industry suffered a major loss at
Jerry's sudden death in 2002. Because of
the impact Jerry had on many of us, we felt
it appropriate to hold an Annual Stanford
Happening Memorial as a tribute to this
great trainer, teacher and friend.
As Jerry wished for all the exhibitors at the
first Stanford Happening, we wish "that
each and every one here leaves with money,
prizes, smiley faces and fond memories."
YE-AH!!
to Arkansas. Thus, the original Stanford
Happening was held in July 1993 at
Whispering Oaks (Triple Crown) Arena in
Cabot.
Jerry was a major influence on the western
pleasure industry. One major
accomplishment was showing Dynamic
Deluxe to a World Championship in Junior
Western Pleasure. Jerry also influenced
many of our present-day trainers and
exhibitors.
Jerry originally called Texas his home, but
soon after his move here in 1986, he
adopted Arkansas as his home.
The horse industry suffered a major loss at
Jerry's sudden death in 2002. Because of
the impact Jerry had on many of us, we felt
it appropriate to hold an Annual Stanford
Happening Memorial as a tribute to this
great trainer, teacher and friend.
As Jerry wished for all the exhibitors at the
first Stanford Happening, we wish "that
each and every one here leaves with money,
prizes, smiley faces and fond memories."
YE-AH!!
| 2009 All-Around and High Point Winners |
| Open All-Around Hell of a Hobby Owned by Laura Honeycutt Shown by Mark Dunham Open Reserve All-Around Vested Sheik Owned and shown by Kay Hardin Amateur All-Around Champion Eye on the Ball and Hayley Saul Amateur All-Around Reserve Champion Im Obviously Blonde and Robin Daughhetee Youth All-Around Champion Topnotch Cadence and Clara Vaughn Youth All-Around Reserve Champion He Looka Lika Man and Kimberly Lacy |
| Novice Amateur High Point Champion Justa Hotrods Belle and Andi Ridgway Novice Amateur High Point Reserve Champion Just Give Me Cash and Hannah Longing Novice Youth High Point Champion Topnotch Cadence and Clara Vaughn Novice Youth High Point Reserve Champion Topnotch Interest and Haden Garrett Small Fry High Point Hesa Skipping Jack and Anna Claire Hunter |
