{"id":13418,"date":"2017-04-07T21:32:24","date_gmt":"2017-04-08T02:32:24","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.sallyharrison.com\/?p=13418"},"modified":"2017-04-07T21:32:24","modified_gmt":"2017-04-08T02:32:24","slug":"mistresssisis-tops-open-first-go-round","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.sallyharrison.com\/?p=13418","title":{"rendered":"Mistresssisis Tops Open first go-round"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Grant Setnicka and Mistresssis marked 223 on the final day
to lead the first round of the Open Super Stakes. Hart Photography.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Competition in the first go-round of the Lucas Oil NCHA Super Stakes Open concluded Friday. After three days of competition, 173 horses with scores of 212 or higher will advance to Saturday\u2019s second go-round. Topping Friday\u2019s action were 15 horses with scores of 218 points or higher, including the go-round winner Mistresssis (click here<\/a> for high-scoring horses from Wednesday and Thursday):<\/p>\n

223 \u2013 MISTRESSSIS<\/strong> LTE $124,111, by Metallic Cat
\nShown by Grant Setnicka for Texas Holy Cow Performance Horses, Weatherford, Tex. Mistresssis and Setnicka placed fourth in the NCHA Futurity and also as finalists in the Arbuckle Mountain Open. Setnicka, an NCHA Hall of Fame Rider, showed Ichis My Choice, By Cat Ichi, as reserve champion of the 2016 NCHA Super Stakes.<\/p>\n

221.5 \u2013 CATS TO SMART<\/strong> LTE $10,224, by Just Playin Smart
\nShown by Hall of Fame Rider Kory Pounds. Xavier Rodriquez showed Cats To Smart on Tuesday, as a Super Stakes Amateur finalist, and T.J. Good rode the mare as a finalist in the Abilene Spectacular.<\/p>\n

220.5 \u2013 PHAROAH AND JAMES<\/strong> LTE $36,031, by Hickorys Indian Pep
\nShown by Clint Allen for David and Stacie McDavid, Fort Worth, Tex. Allen placed third with Pharoah And James \u00a0in the Bonanza Open and earned money on him as an open finalist in three divisions of the Ike Hamilton Futurity.<\/p>\n

219.5 \u2013 GAME ON SMOOTH<\/strong> LTE $53,399, by Smooth As A Cat
\nShown by T.J. Good for Mike and Debbie Schraeder, Tomball, Tex. Mike Schraeder showed Game On Smooth as an NCHA Futurity Non-Pro Limited finalist and placed second in the Arbuckle Mountain Non-Pro Limited. Good won the Arbuckle Mountain Open championship on the gelding, as well as the Open Gelding and Novice divisions of that show.<\/p>\n

219 \u2013 HELLO CITY<\/strong> LTE $7,169, by Smooth As A Cat
\nShown by John Mitchell for Glade Knight, Weatherford, Tex. Hello City, out of Play Miss $180,165, is half-brother to Flash About $235,167, by Purdy Boy Flash. Nelson Knight showed Hello City as a semi-finalist in the NCHA Futurity Non-Pro and Mitchell showed the gelding as a finalist in the Arbuckle Mountain Open.<\/p>\n

219 \u2013 PEEPABOO<\/strong> LTE $23,019, by Docs Stylish Oak
\nShown by Matt Gaines for Alexa Stent, Aledo, Tex, breeder of Peepaboo, as well as of the mare\u2019s dam, Little Bow Peepto LTE $134,559. Gaines showed Peepaboo as an NCHA Futurity semi-finalist, as well as a finalist in the Ike Hamilton Open, where they placed second in the Novice division.<\/p>\n

219 \u2013 JOHNNY ENGLISH<\/strong> LTE $18,620, by Metallic Cat
\nShown by Rowdy Larson for Mike Meagher, Antonita, Colo. Johnny English and Larson placed fourth in the Cattlemen’s Derby Open and won the Open Limited championship.<\/p>\n

219 \u2013 HOT REVOLVER<\/strong> LTE $8,989, by Spots Hot
\nShown by James Payne for Kathleen Moore, Madill, Okla. Hot Revolver and James Payne competed as Open finalists in the Abilene Spectacular and the Arbuckle Mountain Derby.<\/p>\n

218.5 \u2013 METALLIC INA<\/strong> LTE $12,902, by Metallic Cat
\nShown by Rowdy Larson for The Over Forty Ranch, Wichita Falls, Tex. Larson has shown Metallic Ina as a finalist in the Bonanza and the Arbuckle Mountain Open.<\/p>\n

218.5 \u2013 FED EXX<\/strong> LTE $28,331, by Spots Hot
\nShown by Wesley Galyean for Claire Binkowski, Weatherford, Tex. Fed Exx was an NCHA Futurity Non-Pro finalist with Kristen Galyean and has earned money in the Open finals of three 2017 events.<\/p>\n

218.5 \u2013 THIRD LUCINDA<\/strong> LTE $11,160, by Third Cutting
\nShown by J.B. McLamb for Jimmie Miller Smith, Geary, Okla. Third Lucinda has been an Unlimited Amateur finalist this year with Miller\u2019s son, Wade Smith, in the Arbuckle Mountain Derby and the Bonanza.<\/p>\n

218 \u2013 SIR LONG LEGS<\/strong> LTE $206,080, by High Brow Cat
\nShown by Austin Shepard for Lew Hall, Highland City, Fla. Sir Longs Legs was the NCHA Futurity Open reserve champion under Shepard and also placed ninth with Shepard in the Augusta Futurity and the Ike Hamilton Futurity.<\/p>\n

218 \u2013 CRAFTY WITH COWS<\/strong> LTE $166,386, by High Brow CD
\nShown by R.L. Chartier for Carol Ward, Rancho Murieta, CA. Crafty With Cows and Chartier placed third in the NCHA Futurity, as well as in the Bonanza. They were finalists in the Abilene Spectacular and placed second in the Open Gelding division.<\/p>\n

218 \u2013 HASHTAGS<\/strong> LTE $81,390, by Metallic Cat
\nShown by Tatum Rice for Jose Raul Garcia, Caracas, Venezuela. Hashtags and Rice placed eight in the NCHA Futurity and also placed in the Cattlemen’s Derby finals.<\/p>\n

218 \u2013 COPPERISH<\/strong> \u00a0LTE $60,648, by Metallic Cat
\nShown by Lloyd Cox for Jimmie Miller Smith, Geary, Okla. Copperish, with Cox in the saddle, has competed in the finals of five major events in 2017 and won the championship in two of them \u2013 the Bonanza Cutting and the Cattlemen’s Derby. Copperish is out of Stylish Play Lena LTE $264,474, also shown by Cox. Stylish Play Lena is a leading producer whose 18 NCHA money earners have earned more than $1.5 million, including Horse of the Year Smooth Talkin Style.<\/p>\n

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