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9 Endorsers Callie Schott has established herself as a rising star in the sport of show jumping as well as revisiting success in the hunter ring. She is passionate about her horses and care is of the utmost importance to her. She has been very successful with her Grand Prix horse Christiaan and is currently developing several jumpers for the big ring. Arno Honstetter is a multi-NRHA Futurity champion and has won many European championships. He has also placed in the NRHA Top 20 Professionals list for many years. As a trainer, Arno focuses on Open Futurity and Derby horses, as well as working with serious non-pro riders who compete at major NRHA events. James Alliston is a five star eventing rider who consistently wins international classes. He has produced multiple horses from the ground up to the advanced and four star levels. James runs a busy train- ing business near San Francisco, CA. Renee Baker is an accomplished rider across all breeds of Western and English types with numerous championships in western disciplines, showmanship and horsemanship. She is a trail course designer and a registered judge with both USEF and FEI in multiple western and breed divisions. David Blake is a USDF gold medalist, trainer and clinician. His FEI-level competitions span the United States and Europe where he represented the U.S. in the 2013 Hickstead Nations Cup with multiple Grand Prix wins stateside. He was chosen to train in the USEF's Young Horse Program where he mastered the skills for which he is so well known today. Brandon Brandt is a well known for his accomplished career in training and reining. Brandon has accomplished many significant wins in the show pen in a short period of time including: the 2010 NRHA Derby Levels 1 & 2 Champion and Level 3 Open Reserve Champion, 3 consecutive Quarter Horse Congress Championships (including 2 futurity championships), and multiple other big wins bringing his LTE to over $114,000. Fred Danley is a Hall of Fame Trainer that has spent his entire life with race horses. He began training horses at the age of 16 and by age 19 he became the youngest trainer to ever win the Kansas Futurity (now named the Ruidoso Futurity). Danley has had success training thoroughbreds and quarter horses. His quarter horses have won more than 1,500 races and earned over 20 million dollars. His thoroughbred starters have won more than 1,400 races and earned over 17 million dollars. He is currently ranked the 15th all-time leading trainer of Quarter Horse money-earners.

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