Fort Dodge Animal Health
Fort Dodge Animal Health is a division of Wyeth (NYSE: WYE) and a leading manufacturer and distributor of animal health care products for the livestock, swine, poultry, equine and companion animal industries in the United States and international markets. We’ve successfully secured USDA registration for numerous vaccines, received FDA approval for several pharmaceuticals, and enjoy an impressive history of “firsts” –- including the world’s first 4-way, single-dose adjuvanted MLV vaccine for cattle, the first West Nile virus vaccine for horses and the first mycoplasma vaccine for swine.

American Quarter Horse Association
As a member of AQHA, you can take advantage of benefits including reduced rates on AQHA business, special offers from our corporate partners and you're eligible to compete in AQHA events. As a part of your membership, you'll also receive America's Horse, the official member publication of AQHA. Additionally, I hope you'll subscribe to The American Quarter Horse Journal and The American Quarter Horse Racing Journal, the official business publications of AQHA.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2007 WNFR COMPETITORS AND HORSE OWNERS FROM THE AQHA, FORT DODGE AND THE PRCA !

Steer Wrestling: Jule Hazen on Redigo Roman
Team Roping (Heading): Trevor Brazile on Lite My Dynamite Team Roping (Heeling): Allen Bach on Freckles Taz
Tie-Down Roping: Stran Smith on Hickoryote Sue
Barrel Racing: Maegan Reichert on Andele Cowboy

(Results were delayed due to horse verification process)

Favorite American Quarter Horses at WNFR selected

Rodeo fans voted on www.prorodeo.com and the results are in. Five American Quarter Horses have been selected as fan favorites in the first Fort Dodge Champion American Quarter Horses of the Wrangler NFR contest.

Voting was conducted during the 49th Wrangler National Finals Rodeo held Dec. 6-15 at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas.

The American Quarter Horse Association’s corporate partner Fort Dodge Animal Health awarded $2,500 prize money to each winning horse’s owner and $2,500 to the competitor.
The top vote recipients were:

  • Steer wrestling – Redigo Roman and Jule Hazen
  • Team roping (heading) – Lite My Dynamite and Trevor Brazile
  • Team roping (heeling) – Freckles Taz and Allen Bach
  • Tie-down roping – Hickoryote Sue and Stran Smith
  • Barrel racing – Andele Cowboy and Maegan Reichert

Cliff and Chad Van Campen own Redigo Roman and will receive a $2,500 check from Fort Dodge Animal Health, and Freckles Taz is owned by Kinney Harrell, who also will receive $2,500. The other winning horses are owned by their riders, and will receive a $5,000 check from Fort Dodge.

“American Quarter Horses competing in professional rodeo events are great ambassadors of our breed,” AQHA Executive Vice-President Bill Brewer said. “These Fort Dodge Champion American Quarter Horses display speed, agility and poise while competing at a high-energy event. Congratulations for your accomplishments at the 2007 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo.”

AQHA news and information is a service of AQHA publications. For more information on The American Quarter Horse Journal, The American Quarter Horse Racing Journal or America’s Horse, visit www.aqha.com/magazines.

Our 2007 Winners

Steer Wrestling: Jule Hazen on Redigo Roman
PRCA Photo by Dan Hubbell
Team Roping (Heading): Trevor Brazile on Lite My Dynamite
PRCA Photo by Dan Hubbell

Barrel Racing: Maegan Reichert on Andele Cowboy
PRCA Photo by Dan Hubbell
Team Roping (Heeling): Allen Bach on Freckles Taz
PRCA Photo by Dan Hubbell

Tie-Down Roping: Stran Smith on Hickoryote Sue
PRCA Photo by Dan Hubbell

Fort Dodge American Quarter Horse Association