Going for Gold — $40,882 Earned at the Gold Buckle Futurities

Solo Select stallions Pride And Joyy and Time To Glo had immense success this weekend in Ardmore, Oklahoma. They weren't alone, though, and found themselves in the company of two select mares: Gunna Wanna and Relentless PYC.

Together—piloted by the likes of Miles Baker, Trevor Brazile, and Cheyanne Mccartney the four horses amassed earnings of over $40,000 between average checks, round checks and stallion incentive payouts.

High Money Earner: Time To Glo

Time To Glo, sired by Hickory Holly Time, was the standout of the weekend—earning over $16,000 and claiming the title of highest money earner at the Gold Buckle Futurities.

Under Cheyanne McCartney, he kicked off the weekend with a round win in the 6 & Under Breakaway Roping, adding $1,000 to his earnings on Friday. He went on to finish 5th in the breakaway average and secured an Elite Stallion Incentive payout. On Sunday, under Trevor Brazile, he added to his success with money earned in both the heading average and another Elite Stallion Incentive payout.

Trevor Brazile and Time To Glo | Photo by Solo Select Horses

Following this weekend, Time To Glo’s lifetime earnings climbed to $255,726, pushing him into elite company as one of the highest-earning rope horse stallions of all time.

“He competed in four events this week. Few stallions can do that and find the success he did,” said Melanie Smith. “Cheyanne gets on him, and every time, they lay down run after run in the breakaway. Then he goes into the heading and heeling and just stays so poised, quiet, and correct.”

Smith added, “We purchased him in June 2024 in partnership with Relentless Remuda, Las Tunas Cattle Co., 3 String Cattle Co., and Kaleb Terlip. His consistency and ability to win under different hands was always something that impressed us when Bobby Lewis owned him. He just went out there and put it all on the line—every single time. And he still does that to this day.”

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Second High Money Earner: Pride And Joyy

Pride And Joyy, the powerhouse stallion by Stevie Rey Von and out of Fun N Fancy Free (a daughter of Peptoboonsmal), made a commanding return to the arena following a break for breeding season—and he didn’t miss a beat.

Under the guidance of 26-time World Champion Trevor Brazile, the bay roan stallion affectionately known as Kilo delivered a standout performance in the 6 & Under Heeling on Sunday morning. After three solid rounds, Kilo entered the Maturity Heeling Finals as 4th High Call, ultimately earning a $3,916 check in the average with a score of 908.34 on four head. He added to his weekend earnings with a $4,479 payout from the Elite Stallion Incentive and another $6,250 from the Elite Breeders Incentive.

That $14,645 weekend pushes Pride And Joyy’s lifetime earnings to $328,068, solidifying his rise as one of the most dominant young stallions in the rope horse world. While $50,000 of that total came from his early success in the reined cow horse under Chris Dawson, the rest has been earned solely on the heel side.

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Select-Bred Mares Round Out a Winning Weekend at Gold Buckle Futurities' Spring Showdown.

Relentless PYC and Gunna Wanna, two standout mares owned in partnership by Solo Select, rounded out the weekend with strong performances across their respective divisions—earning just under $10,000 combined.

Under Miles Baker, Relentless PYC held her own in the 6 & Under Heading, finishing 9th in the average to earn $1,273, and adding another $3,750 through the Elite Breeders Incentive Saturday. The following day Gunna Wanna, piloted by Trevor Brazile, advanced to the Short-Go of the 6 & Under Heeling. She earned $2,000 placing 9th in the average and picked up an additional $2,609 from the Elite Stallion Incentive, capping off an impressive weekend.

Gunna Wanna, owned by Solo Select in partnership with Relentless Remuda and Hal Earnhardt, is a 2019 mare by Gunnatrashya. She enrolled in Solo Select's Select Genes Program—making her an invaluable option for breeders everywhere to choose from when breeding. She was a finalist at the 2023 Snaffle Bit Futurity and won $75,000 with Corey Cushing, before going on to her second career as a heel horse where she has added about $50,000 to her lifetime earnings.

Relentless PYC, owned by Solo Select in partnership with Relentless Remuda and Bob Tonkin, became the Winningest Rope Horse Mare Of All Time and the Highest Money Earning 4 Year Old ever in 2024. The 5 year old mare pushed her lifetime earnings just shy of $200,000. She went into the weekend with $188,216 and exited it with $193,239—nearly reaching this milestone 13 months after her first ever show. The mare, also known as Nala, is out of Select Genes mare Chars Gun.

These mares continue to prove that the Solo Select program, in partnership with the Relentless Remuda, is producing not just standout stallions—but winning mares with the athleticism and physicality to go head-to-head with the best in the rope horse industry.