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       Location: lexington KY | They are a great team! We interviewed Taylor earlier this year, she talks about her relationship with Bo. Here is the link incase you havent seen it.
http://ontherodeoroad.com/wpra-rookie-taylor-jacob-talks-to-otrr-video/
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     Location: Texas | These two are an awesome pair! Anyone know what kind of bit she uses on him?? |
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| Lbarrelracer08 - 2013-12-09 9:28 AM These two are an awesome pair! Anyone know what kind of bit she uses on him??
It looked like a Hodges Futurity bit to me. |
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Every interview with her I read/watch I become even more of a fan. Thanks for posting! |
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   Location: MI | I think in the last Barrel Horse News mag they talked about the 2, and had mentioned that Bo had a different registered name prior to Taylor getting him. I don't remember what it used to be, but I had to laugh, because his current one is definitely more "distinguished"! I agree though, they seem like a great pair!
(I totally could be wrong that Bo was the horse with a different reg name....I don't have the mag in front of me, but I think it was him) |
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   Location: Too far from home | I thought Marne Loosenort had futuritied him under that name, but absolutely could be wrong!
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| Does anyone know his back story? Did she buy him young or finished? Thanks! |
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        Location: Western performance horse Hades | Rope-N-Run - 2013-12-09 10:00 AM Does anyone know his back story? Did she buy him young or finished? Thanks!
Here ya' go
http://www.barrelracingreport.com/issues/2_12_13_BarrelRacingReport_HighRes.pdf |
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| Awesome thank you! I didn't realize she did so good at Ft. Worth, I thought you had to qualify for Ft. Worth but I was looking on the WPRA website and looking at the ground rules it sounds like they just take the first 210 cards entered?? Uggh I hand to those girls for just getting entered, it all seems so over whelming. I heard Taylor does her own entering also, kutos to her!! |
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     Location: Texas | Rope-N-Run - 2013-12-09 11:46 AM
Awesome thank you! I didn't realize she did so good at Ft. Worth, I thought you had to qualify for Ft. Worth but I was looking on the WPRA website and looking at the ground rules it sounds like they just take the first 210 cards entered?? Uggh I hand to those girls for just getting entered, it all seems so over whelming. I heard Taylor does her own entering also, kutos to her!!
she was on the WAIT list and someone turned out!! thats how she got in! if i remember correctly |
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| Well, I think I got my answer about the bottom of the ground and how Bo would handle it! Holy Smokes what a run! |
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| Her 13. 37 was almost the bottom of the ground.
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| rodeomom3 - 2013-12-11 8:19 AM Her 13. 77 was almost the bottom of the ground.
I know, but people were talking about her 13.49 and it was on the top of the ground, first out. I wondered if she could get faster at the bottom. The 13.77 wasn't faster. :) |
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| Nateracer - 2013-12-11 8:20 AM rodeomom3 - 2013-12-11 8:19 AM Her 13. 77 was almost the bottom of the ground. I know, but people were talking about her 13.49 and it was on the top of the ground, first out. I wondered if she could get faster at the bottom. The 13.77 wasn't faster. :)
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| rodeomom3 - 2013-12-11 8:29 AM Nateracer - 2013-12-11 8:20 AM rodeomom3 - 2013-12-11 8:19 AM Her 13. 77 was almost the bottom of the ground. I know, but people were talking about her 13.49 and it was on the top of the ground, first out. I wondered if she could get faster at the bottom. The 13.77 wasn't faster. :) Meant .37 ;)
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| Nateracer - 2013-12-11 8:36 AM rodeomom3 - 2013-12-11 8:29 AM Nateracer - 2013-12-11 8:20 AM rodeomom3 - 2013-12-11 8:19 AM Her 13. 77 was almost the bottom of the ground. I know, but people were talking about her 13.49 and it was on the top of the ground, first out. I wondered if she could get faster at the bottom. The 13.77 wasn't faster. :) Meant .37 ;) LOL!
Seems like .37 should be the typo not .77. Crazy fast!!!! |
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        Location: ND | rodeomom3 - 2013-12-11 9:22 AM Nateracer - 2013-12-11 8:36 AM rodeomom3 - 2013-12-11 8:29 AM Nateracer - 2013-12-11 8:20 AM rodeomom3 - 2013-12-11 8:19 AM Her 13. 77 was almost the bottom of the ground. I know, but people were talking about her 13.49 and it was on the top of the ground, first out. I wondered if she could get faster at the bottom. The 13.77 wasn't faster. :) Meant .37 ;) LOL! Seems like .37 should be the typo not .77. Crazy fast!!!! yep.....nice horse.....barring injuries i think we will see that horses back at the NFR several times.....
i'd even breed to his clone....
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I loved that article, Annie. You and Leigh always do such a great job. I hope more people read your work, because it's really well done. |
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  Location: Mississippi | zipper - 2013-12-09 11:16 AM Rope-N-Run - 2013-12-09 10:00 AM Does anyone know his back story? Did she buy him young or finished? Thanks! Here ya' gohttp://www.barrelracingreport.com/issues/2_12_13_BarrelRacingReport_HighRes.pdf He was bred by Shomaker Farms (Jayma Jo Shomaker is a barrel racer & show producer in this area. ) of McKenzie, TN, where Bo's sire stands. Tim Morris & Jamie Sellers of Pontotoc, MS bot him. Tim broke & trained him. They sent him to Marnie Loosesnort to futurity him & she puchased him shortly afterwards. Just to add a little more info!
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   Location: OK | I know it's been mentioned before--but the astounding thing to me is just how CALM that horse is in the alley!! It's like she just flips a switch and he's on!
Can't wait to watch the next rounds play out!!
Keep it up Taylor!
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     Location: North MS | Here are some pre Marne Pics- Plus his name used to be SF Hellofafrenchman. My buddies and I learned the story of Bo the other night on facebook. Pics courtesy of Jamie Sellars.
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| I kind of like the first name. I had a couple with Devil in their names and lots of people balked at that. I thought it was catchy. I guess I'm not as superstitious as other barrel racers. LOL!
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  Location: kentucky | Here is a video of Bo and Marne and his name had been changed already ! He was nice then and nice now !!! http://youtu.be/IZetgPmXxaw |
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          Location: Kentucky | boldbonanzarocks - 2013-12-12 10:39 AM Here is a video of Bo and Marne and his name had been changed already ! He was nice then and nice now !!! http://youtu.be/IZetgPmXxaw
Marne is a hell of a hand. I had a 4 year old I was going to send to her, but I sold the mare before I was able to. I may not be able to afford her now!  |
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     Location: Juntura, Oregon | That horse is nothing short of spectacular! And they are a great team! I now have a 3rd favorite NFR horse, lol! |
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  Location: Four Corners Colorado | I've always always liked his sire! He has caught my eye since the day I saw him. Now I know why! |
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    Location: Midwest | SassyPirate - 2013-12-12 10:03 AM Why would someone change his name and is it honestly that easy to do?
I'm guessing they didn't like the "hell" part |
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  Location: kentucky | It is that easy to do ! I bought a 2yr old Perks Alive gelding that had a horrible name ! $50 bucks to have it changed ! |
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  Location: kentucky | I wonder why they switched him to the left ???? He was pretty awsome to the right  |
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          Location: Riding Crackhead. | boldbonanzarocks - 2013-12-12 10:13 AM I wonder why they switched him to the left ???? He was pretty awsome to the right 
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        Location: The Oklahoma plains. | CYA Ranch - 2013-12-12 10:33 AM boldbonanzarocks - 2013-12-12 10:13 AM I wonder why they switched him to the left ???? He was pretty awsome to the right  I was wondering the same thing. How long has he been a lefty?
I wondered the same thing:) Also, did King of Jackies always run left? For some reason I think he has been a right handed horse until recently? |
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    Location: Washington. (The DRY side.) | SassyPirate - 2013-12-12 8:03 AM
Why would someone change his name and is it honestly that easy to do?
It is easy to do UNLESS: the horse has an AQHA performance record, has been bred or if a mare, has APPEARED on a breeding report. |
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   Location: SE Louisiana | cowdoc101 - 2013-12-11 7:31 PM
I know it's been mentioned before--but the astounding thing to me is just how CALM that horse is in the alley!! It's like she just flips a switch and he's on!
Can't wait to watch the next rounds play out!!
Keep it up Taylor!
I've noticed that too.... He looks like some old dead-head farm plug until he gets his cue to turn it on...  |
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| Komet - 2013-12-12 1:54 PM cowdoc101 - 2013-12-11 7:31 PM I know it's been mentioned before--but the astounding thing to me is just how CALM that horse is in the alley!! It's like she just flips a switch and he's on! Can't wait to watch the next rounds play out!! Keep it up Taylor! I've noticed that too.... He looks like some old dead-head farm plug until he gets his cue to turn it on... 
Did you see her interview where she said he is moody, sometimes wanting to be petted on and other times acts like a wild man. Taylor said before one of the rounds she won it took both her and her mom to get him saddled he was such a handful. She went on to say her it never ceases to amaze her how he can go from wild to all business as soon as he hits the alleyway, she can feel him starting to focus and get ready to run. |
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   Location: SE Louisiana | rodeomom3 - 2013-12-12 2:06 PM
Komet - 2013-12-12 1:54 PM cowdoc101 - 2013-12-11 7:31 PM I know it's been mentioned before--but the astounding thing to me is just how CALM that horse is in the alley!! It's like she just flips a switch and he's on! Can't wait to watch the next rounds play out!! Keep it up Taylor! I've noticed that too.... He looks like some old dead-head farm plug until he gets his cue to turn it on... 
Did you see her interview where she said he is moody, sometimes wanting to be petted on and other times acts like a wild man. Taylor said before one of the rounds she won it took both her and her mom to get him saddled he was such a handful. She went on to say her it never ceases to amaze her how he can go from wild to all business as soon as he hits the alleyway, she can feel him starting to focus and get ready to run.
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   Location: Texas | TurnLane - 2013-12-12 11:03 AM CYA Ranch - 2013-12-12 10:33 AM boldbonanzarocks - 2013-12-12 10:13 AM I wonder why they switched him to the left ???? He was pretty awsome to the right  I was wondering the same thing. How long has he been a lefty? I wondered the same thing:) Also, did King of Jackies always run left? For some reason I think he has been a right handed horse until recently?
No, end of October or September I think is when she switched. Not sure what's going on but she's been having issues with him since around that time. I sure do hope she is ok and they get everything figured out, he is an awesome horse and Jackie is a hell of a jockey! |
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      Location: La Vernia, TX | Horses don't have to be crazy in the alley, just the same as rope horses don't have to be nasty in the box. It's all about what you're willing to put up with. Most people "telegraph" their anxiety to the horse and it becomes a ritual. |
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