The following e-mail was sent to Barrel Horse News Sunday evening:

Please we need your help. Two trailers were stolen from Great West Trailer & Truck in Fort Morgan, Colo., Friday night between 10:30 p.m. and 1 a.m. Saturday morning. They made two trips. Left with a Bloomer 13' short wall with slide out, Outlaw conversion, 4 horse about 11 p.m. on Friday night. Came back two hours later and took a Merhow 2 horse bumper pull.

We know it was a White Ford with a flatbed. The truck has a headache rack that goes up over the cab. Merhow wouldn't be hard to spot as there really aren't any in our area. The Bloomer has gold and black flames on the trailer. We will definitely make it worth while for someone to help us. There is a substantial reward attached to information leading to the return of one or both of these trailers. Please tell everyone you know!!!! 

If you have information, please call Josh at 970.381.5014 or Laura at 719.502.5150.

Click here to view photos of the stolen Bloomer trailer.

September 2010 marks a change for the popular Barrel Horse News department Youth Forum. Beginning this month, this section, which is for Youth barrel racers, will be written entirely by BHN’s new Youth Correspondents. Our correspondents, who are all active barrel racers, range in age from 10-18 and hail from across the United States.

One of the most well-respected Quarter Horse ranches in the United States, 6666 Ranch is a recipient of the AQHA Best Remuda Award, and has been named an AQHA All-Time Leading Breeder of Performance Horses. There is no doubt to any true horseman that the 6666 Ranch is a legend in its own time. It is only fitting then that this unmatched ranch be the remuda provider for the 2011 Road to the Horse Legends, which will test the horsemanship prowess of Pat Parelli, Chris Cox and Clinton Anderson in Murfreesboro, Tenn., Feb. 25-27, 2011.

Barrel Horse News has received the following new release from Renea Bolling, owner of the Double B Productions, LLC, Barrel Bash series:

I have resigned as an owner of the BBR. I will continue to approve my Barrel Ba$h Tour events with the association, and promote BBR. At this time, I am focusing on expanding my own schedule of events into new states in 2011—including AZ, TX, OH, TN and possibly MS—and expanding events and services at my own indoor facility in Greenfield, Iowa. The additions to my already full schedule of events will not allow me to focus on BBR like I have in the past, nor give 100 percent in my position as an owner; therefore, I have chosen to step down. With 22+ events a year, plus events at my home facility and a young son at home (who is growing up fast!), I felt it was in my best interest to resign.

I love the BBR and will always consider myself a “founder.” I will continue to support and promote the association just as I have in the past. I wish the remaining owners nothing but the best and plan to work with them to continue to promote this great association! Thank you.