Macie-Rae Warken swept both breakaway divisions at the Old West Rope Horse Futurity in Amarillo, Texas—and Quealy Probst won the $40,000 sale graduate incentive on a mare she first rode two days before the show.
Warken won every round of the 6-&-Under on Kid Outlaw, a 5-year-old gelding her family bought as a 2-year-old and never sold, then took the 4-&-Under on SJR Ferarri Mist with a 233.16 in the short round. Her mare SLR Stevie Chick finished second behind her.
Probst rode Reyzin Royals, a 2022 Reyzin The Cash mare out of Queen Cisco bred by Utah State University and trained by Kollin Von Ahn. “Maggie” made the 4-&-Under short round and earned Probst the $40,000 Graduate Sale Horses incentive—after Cheyanne McCartney won $90,000 in sale-grad pots on her at Guthrie and Heber City this year. Probst also placed third in the 6-&-Under on Playin Catty Style.
