Dell
Hendricks and Reminic N Dunit Win 2003 NRBC Open Finals
Article courtesy of Cheryl Magoteaux
Dell
Hendricks won his third National Reining Breeders Classic Open Championship
on Saturday night when he piloted Reminic N Dunit to a score of 226 to
win a $60,000 paycheck for owners Tim and Colleen McQuay and Dave and
Bonnie Silva.
Hendricks drew up fifth in the finals but didn't let the early draw bother him. "There's no bad draw in the finals. I wanted to go hard and then just wait to see what would happen."
Dell is always
quick to share credit for the win with his wife and all the people around
him who make his horse training operation a success. "(My wife) Terri
is my biggest support - the most important thing. I couldn't do this without
her and all of my barn help just makes it easier for me to go out and
do the best I can. Also, I am lucky to have some great sponsors - Cosequin,
Purina Mills, Cowboy Central Saddlery, MVP Professional Horse Care Products,
and Won Pad. I am proud to represent these sponsors."
When asked why Dell was riding a horse co-owned by one of the top reining
horse trainers in the world --- Tim McQuay --- Dell said "I guess he just
likes me!"
"This is a great
horse," said Tim McQuay. "Colleen and I wanted to make sure he got the
best opportunity possible to prove what he could do."
The Reserve Champion was Robbie Boyce, scoring 225 on Shiners Lena Doc, a son of Shining Spark out of Docs Sulena that is owned by Carol Rose and Ted Robinson.
Reminic N Dunit
won the lion's share of the $800,000 plus purse and, along with his siblings,
helped propel his sire, Hollywood Dun It, to a total get earning of over
$130,000 at this show, garnering the 2003 NRBC Leading Sire award!
Dell & Terri Hendricks
14974 E. FM 922 Tioga, TX 76271
940-437-5157 - Barn | 940-437-5167 - Fax | 940-372-0259 - Dell's cell
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