Linden, Texas
(903) 631-4270
| Third | Craig Cameron's Extreme Cowboy Race 5 |
| As seen on RFD-TV in Bluff Dale, Texas | |
| Won the first go round of 15 horses | |
| Third in the second go round | |
| Third in the finals | |
| Article in the Welsh Pony & Cob Society of America | |
| Champion | Texarkana Equine Challenge |
| Fourth | Craig Cameron's June Extreme Cowboy Race Kansas City |
| Won the first round of thirty finalists in professional division | |
| Reserve National Champion | Extreme Cowboy Race National Finals Kansas City |
| Won the first round of thirty finalists with second fastest times | |
| Third in the second round, tied for first to go into the finals | |
| Highest placing woman and only woman to make it to the Finals | |
| Champion | Murdoch's Pony Express Challenge, Columbine, CO |
| Fourth Place | Saddle & Sirlion Kansas City |
| First in the first go round in the Professional Division | |
| Third in the second go round in the Professional Division | |
| Tied for first going into the finals | |
| Champion | Extreme Equine Challange, Diana, Texas: Open Division |
| Champion | Sizzlin Hot, Gilmer, Texas: Open Division |
| Sixth Place | Extreme Cowboy Race National Championships Kansas City |
| Third in the first go round in the Open division even though rider, Wendy Stephens broke her riding hand finger at the beginning of the first go round. | |
| Third in the second go round in the Open division | |
| Champion | Equine Challenge, Diana, Texas |
| Champion | Extreme Trail Challenge, Gilmer, Texas |
| Sixth | Craig Cameron's June Extreme Cowboy Race Kansas City |
| Won the first go round of thirty horses in Professional Division |
| EXCA Lone Star Region sanctioned races: Champion in Professional Division at all races |
| Champion Pro Division: Extreme Cowboy Race Cajun Style, Amite, LA - Ultimate Showdown Outdoor Course - July |
| Champion Pro Division: Extreme Cowboy Race Cajun Style, Amite, LA - Ultimate Showdown Outdoor Course - August |
| Qualified for State, Regional and World EXCA Championships could not compete due to a shattered wrist of rider, Wendy Stephens |
Bailef was the Champion in every Pro race entered and led the State and Regional Pro Divisions of the EXCA.
| 3/27/2010 | Ultimate Cowboy Showdown, Amite, LA | 87.25 |
| 4/17/2010 | Ultimate Cowboy Showdown, Manvel, TX | 112.75 |
| 7/17/2010 | South Texas Extreme Cowboy/Cowgirl Race, Seguin, TX | 99.375 |
| 7/17/2010 | South Texas Extreme Cowboy/Cowgirl Race, Seguin, TX | 105.375 |
| 7/24/2010 | Ultimate Cowboy Showdown, Amite, LA | 118 |
| 7/24/2010 | Ultimate Cowboy Showdown, Amite, LA | 109.25 |
| 8/7/2010 | Ultimate Cowboy Showdown, Amite, LA | 125.5 |
| 8/7/2010 | Ultimate Cowboy Showdown, Amite, LA | 118.5 |
| 8/21/2010 | Tyler Saddle Cllub, Inc., Mt. Selman, TX | 107.5 |
There were 175 entries, sponsored by AQHA and Mustang Foundation. Wendy and Bailef got a great deal of air time in the television production of the competition.
| Round #1 | Horsemanship 101: 2nd highest placing woman |
| Round #2 | Are you good in the saddle? 18th |
| Round #3 | Are you good on screen? |
| Rounds #1-3 | 11th out of 175 / Top 75 move on |
| Round #4 | Can you think on your feet? 5th |
| Rounds #1-4 | 5th / Top 25 move on |
| Round #5 | Can you handle a herd? (Team and individual cattle work) - 4th, 1st individual, highest placing woman |
| Rounds #1-5 | 3rd, Highest placing woman / Top 10 move on |
| Round #6 | Meet & Greet: 6th |
| Round #7 | Are you good with any horse? 6th |
| Rounds #6-7 | 6th, Highest placing woman |
| Rounds#1-7 | 6th, Highest placing woman |
| The Bailef finished third out of over 1,000 horses that auditioned for
the America's Favorite Trail Horse
reality television show. Only 100 ponies made it to the final 100 for
the filming of the series. The little pony with the big heart ridden by Wendy Stephens garnered thousands of votes and finished third. This earned them a featured spot in the America's Favorite Trail 2012 Calendar and many compliments as "America's Favorite Trail Pony." |
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The Bailef was the first, and only pony ever invited to compete in the International Invitation Only Cowboy Up Challenge. This prestigious competition was held at the 100th Anniversary of the Calgary Stampede in July, 2012. Their trip to Canada was supported by dozens of Welsh enthusiasts all over North America and countless others who watched the competition via live Internet feed from the Saddledome for three days. It was estimated over 10,000 watched in person.
The popular duo finished in the top 10 and greeted fans in the Canadian Welsh association's booth after their rounds. While in Canada, they were interviewed more than any other competitor and were featured in numerous newspaper articles and television segments. Each interview emphasized that he was a Welsh stallion! |
| Lazy J Welsh Pony Ranch Linden, Texas (903) 631-4270 |
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