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Naylor, Reining Whiz Have Top 5 Finish at Cactus Classic Brent Naylor and 4-year-old stallion Reining Whiz made the most of their homecourt advantage at the Cactus Classic, held March 9-13 at WestWorld in Scottsdale, Arizona. A score of 221.5 earned the pair a tie for seventh place in the Open Derby division, earning $1,588. The score also helped earn an additional $1,698 for a tie for third in the Intermediate Open division. Reining Whiz is owned by the BNE Syndicate of Scottsdale, Arizona. Brent Naylor has NRHA earnings in excess of $200,000, and earned his reining education from some of the best in the business, including Randy Paul, Shawn Flarida, Bob Avila and Casey Hinton. Brent was recently featured on NRHA’s Inside Reining, and is one of the NRHA’s most prominent up-and-coming trainers. He lives and trains in Scottsdale, Arizona, with his wife Brandy, and daughter, Kaylee. Brent is sponsored by Arenus, Pro Orthopedic, Kyle Tack and Usher Brand. To learn more about Brent Naylor, visit www.naylorperformance.com. Naylor, Reining Whiz are Intermediate Open Finalists The team of Brent Naylor and 3-year-old stallion Reining Whiz made the intermediate open finals at the 2010 NRHA Futurity in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The pair scored a 219.5 and a 217.5 in the first and second go-rounds, respectively, and scored a 216 in the finals. The score tied the pair for twelth in the intermediate division, for a check worth $3,914. “I was happy with how he performed. We had a few bobbles here and there, but he’s a talented horse and I’m looking forward to showing him in the spring derbies,” Naylor said. “I also want to thank Andrea Fappani for all his help with this horse. We purchased him from the Fappani’s last spring, and we’ve been very happy to have his support with this horse.” Brent Naylor has NRHA earnings in excess of $200,000, and earned his reining education from some of the best in the business, including Randy Paul, Shawn Flarida, Bob Avila and Casey Hinton. Brent was recently featured on NRHA’s Inside Reining, and is one of the NRHA’s most prominent up-and-coming trainers. He lives and trains in Scottsdale, Arizona, with his wife Brandy, and daughter, Kaylee. Brent is sponsored by Arenus, Pro and Usher Brand. To learn more about Brent Naylor, visit www.naylorperformance.com. |
Naylor Barn Celebrates a Successful Year It was a busy and successful year in the barn of Naylor Performance Horses, and many of the riders in the barn walked away with several year-end honors. “It was a great year for my barn, and I’m extremely proud of everyone in my barn,” said Brent Naylor. “They’ve worked hard all year, and it’s great to see it pay off in the end.” The riders in Naylor’s barn earned honors in both the Arizona Reining Horse Association and the Desert Reining Horse Association. Marty Levine and Genuine Rollback earned the AzRHA’s Reserve Championship Novice Horse Non Pro Level 1 honors. The pair also placed third in the Intermediate Non Pro class, fifth in the Prime Time Non Pro division and earned Top 10 honors in the AzRHA Non Pro division. In the DRHA, Marty and Genuine Rollback earned the Championship title in the Novice Horse Non Pro Level 1, and finished in the Top 10 in the Prime Time Non Pro division. Marty also finished in the DRHA’s Top 10 Prime Time Non Pro division aboard Joses T Chex. Meanwhile, Marty’s wife, Joan Levine, also rode Joses T Chex to a Top Ten finish in the AzRHA Novice Horse Non Pro Level 1. Youth rider Kaylee Dufresne rode Doctor Champagne to a Top 10 finish in the AzRHA’s 10 & Under division, and also finished sixth out of ten competitiors in the 13 & Under division after competing in only two shows. Kaylee also finished as the Champion All Breed Youth rider. Doctor Champagne pulled double duty this past year, as he also took Sheryl Ali to Top Ten finishes in both the AzRHA’s Non Pro and Limited Non Pro division. “Riding with Brent, he someone who will bring you up to your potential,” Sheryl said. “He’s very good on giving you direction and focus. I work nights, so sometimes when I come to ride, I’m tired, but Brent will help keep me on track. I think all of the non pros in his barn do so well because he wants us to do it perfect and helps us get there. For me, he brings you to the level that you want to be.” |
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Fellow non pro Audrey Bowyer also had a successful year, as she finished in the DRHA’s Top Ten Green as Grass riders on Smart Lookin Meloday. Naylor also rode Smart Looking Melody, finishing in the Top 5 of the DRHA’s Novice Horse Open division. Nancy Elton, and her daughter, Paris, also had a successful year of showing, and were a welcome addition to the barn at the end of 2009. Nancy and Fast Cat Ballou finished third in the Rookie 1 at the AzRHA, as well as the Top 10 in the Novice horse Non Pro Level 1. In the DRHA, Nancy was the Reserve Champion Rookie Level 1 Non Pro, as well as a Top 10 finisher in the Rookie 2 Non Pro division. Paris Elton and Sur Miss N Jac finished as the AzRHA’s Reserve Champion in the 10 & Under division, as well as taking third in the DRHA’s 13& Under division. Finally, Brent Naylor had a very successful season in the Open division. Riding his reliable stallion Big Papi, Naylor was the AzRHA’s Reserve Open Champion, as well as the DRHA’s Open Champion. Naylor also took Sheeza Dirty Martini to the AzRHA’s Top Ten in the Snaffle Bit Horse division. With Slidin Easy, Naylor was in the Top 10 of the AzRHA’s Novice Horse Open Level. Naylor also took Chics Shooting Star to the Top 10 in the AzRHA’s Open division, as well as finishing third in the DRHA’s Open division. At the beginning of 2010, the Naylor’s had to say goodbye to Slidin Easy, whom they called “Jett.” Though the loss was devastating to the family, Brandy Naylor was added that the family was thankful for the time they had with the horse. “He was very talented and had so much potential,” Brandy explained. “He is greatly missed in our barn, and we’d like to dedicate our 2010 year to him.”
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Naylor Captures Titles in Las Vegas LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - The team of Brent Naylor and the dynamic black stallion Big Papi rolled through the High Roller Reining Classic and picked up two titles along the way. The duo captured both the Open Level 1 & Level 2 Championships in the $15,000-added Open Derby by scoring a 219.5. “I went in the first stop, and I just kind of let him tell me what he thought he could handle, and he said ‘take a little bit more,’ so I went a little harder,” Naylor explained. “He did everything that he was supposed to do.” The win was significant for Naylor, as it was the last major derby he’ll show the 6-year-old stallion in. “He’s owned by the Big Papi Syndicate, and I would really, really like to thank them,” Naylor said. “My wife has also been a huge, huge part of Papi’s success. We wouldn’t be here without her.” Brent Naylor has NRHA earnings in excess of $215,000, and earned his reining education from some of the best in the business, including Randy Paul, Bob Avila and Casey Hinton. Brent was recently featured on NRHA’s Inside Reining, and is one of the NRHA’s most prominent up-and-coming trainers. He lives and trains in Scottsdale, Arizona, with his wife Brandy, and daughter, Kaylee. Brent is sponsored by Arenus. To learn more about Brent Naylor, visit www.naylorperformance.com. |
 Brent Naylor and Big Papi at the High Roller Reining Classic |
Naylor, Big Papi Win Big at the
Big Papi and Brent Naylor, Scottsdale, were the stars of the Cactus Classic this year when they delivered a 224 performance to take home the $9,211 winner’s check in the Open and $3,956 in the Intermediate Open division. Gorgeous weather and great prize money set the stage for the 2009 Cactus Classic, held March 4-8 at the West World Equidome in Scottsdale, Ariz. With $100,000 in added money and its signature one-run derby, the NRHA A-rated show was a nice kickoff to the spring aged-event season for reiners out West. Owned by the Big Papi Syndicate of Scottsdale, Big Papi is becoming known as the “horse in the hackamore,” as Naylor continues to show the stallion in the bridle not often seen in the reining show pen. Last September, the pair also marked a 224 showing in the hackamore at the High Roller Reining Classic in Las Vegas, where they earned the Intermediate Open Derby Championship.
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