Debby Sanguinetti and She Aint Plain Win NRCHA Stakes Non Pro Hackamore Championship

Debby Sanguinetti, of Farmington, California, had already qualified She Aint Plain for the National Reined Cow Horse Association Stakes Intermediate Non Pro finals, during the preliminaries at the Idaho Horse Park in Nampa, Idaho.

However, with an open day, the venerable competitor decided to enter the 4-year-old mare in the Non Pro Hackamore class. It was a lucrative decision, and Sanguinetti earned the Championship title, a C.R. Morrison trophy, and $1,500. Was her scores good?

“I’m really pleased with her here,” she said after the win. That’s not surprising because She Aint Plain has a special place in Debby’s heart. She’s out of a mare named Bex Leoak Chex, who was owned by an old friend – Jane Tatum. “They let us use her as a broodmare,” Debby explained. “It’s pretty cool when she does well.”                 

Sanguinetti will show She Aint Plain, by Just Plain Colonel, in the NRCHA Stakes Intermediate Non Pro finals Sunday, March 30.

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