Stevie Rey Von has horses back in all four classes. Crosby Ray Von, the $1.7 million Old West sale mare, is back in both heading classes for Trevor Brazile, sixth in the Futurity Heading and third in the Pre-Futurity Heading. Joseph Harrison’s Ozzys Crazy Train is eighth in the Pre-Futurity Heeling. Five of Stevie Rey Von’s nine berths are in the open, tied with One Time Honor for the most open berths of any sire.
Hickory Holly Time has the highest-placed horse among the top three sires. Jeremy Buhler’s DT Hickorys Stinger is second in the Futurity Heeling at 685.71, 0.45 behind the leader, and Buhler is also back on DT Hickorys Romeo, ninth in the Pre-Futurity Heeling.
Metallic Rebel, fourth with seven berths, sires the only open average leader among the top 10 sires. Hunter Koch and Rebel X lead the Pre-Futurity Heeling with 686, and Dakota Kirchenschlager’s Miss Peppys Rebel is third in the Futurity Heeling. The other three open averages are led by horses by sires outside the top 10: Fendiii by Valiant Hero in the Futurity Heading, Rockk Star by Peptoboonsmal in the Futurity Heeling and Kiri by Tres Seis in the Pre-Futurity Heading.
Every One Time Honor berth but one is in the open. Four of his five horses are back in the Futurity Heading, led by Brazile’s A Relentless Buzz in fourth, and Kaleb Driggers has Time For Play sixth in the Pre-Futurity Heading.
The short rounds for all four classes are Saturday, Oct. 17. Full standings, short round qualifiers and the riders with the most berths are in the Old West World Championship results tracker.