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Meet the Breakaway Horses of Puyallup 2026

Barrel racer on brown horse racing toward barrel at rodeo arena with crowded grandstands in background
Blake RamseySep 13, 2026

Eight breakaway ropers are still standing at Puyallup, Washington, and Sunday afternoon they rope for a spot in the four-woman final. Four advanced on the Set 1 average and four on the Set 2 average, and every one of them got there on a horse she trusts in a building that gives up very little.

Below is the horsepower carrying the last eight into Puyallup’s semifinals.

Out of Set 1


Kinlie Brennise

Registered Name: Little Rio Jeep

Barn Name: Rio

Little Jo Jeep pedigree chart showing ancestry of a 2016 bay gelding owned by Kindle Brennis, bred by Julieah Curts
Rio


Jackie Crawford

Registered Name: Cats Hot Sauce

Barn Name: Tabasco

Cats Stale 2016 Sorrel Gelding Breeder Listing showing pedigree information for quarter horses organized in columns by sire and dam
Tabasc0


Haiden Thompson

Registered Name: Tom – Grade. Dingo Little Crimson Cat

Barn Name: Tom or Dingo

Little Crimson Cat pedigree chart showing sire and dam lineage across four generations, listing horse names and birth years
Dingo


Jordan Hollabaugh

Registered Name: Grade

Barn Name: Cookie

Out of Set 2


Jordi Edens-Mitchell

Registered Name: Smokin Little Smarty

Barn Name: Cowtown

Smokin Little Smarty pedigree chart showing three generations of sorrel stallions and mares used in quarter horse breeding
Cowtown


Jill Tanner

Not yet reported


Josie Conner

Registered Name: Im Countin Checques

Barn Name: Checkers

Five-generation pedigree chart for Im Countin Chequees, a 2019 sorrel mare by Im Countin Checks out of Bet Shesa Pretty Cat
Checkers


Maddy Jacobs

Registered Name: Lady Polka

Barn Name: Whopper

Five-generation pedigree chart for Lady Polka, a 2009 bay gelding, listing sire The Prince of Polka and dam Howleys Lady Pay
Whopper

Full Puyallup Results

Puyallup Party: The Field Is Set For The Semi-Finals
This article was originally published on Breakaway Roping Journal — Horsepower. View original article →

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