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Ann Bierman
Barbara Jenkins
Becky Sickel
Bobbie Mohon
Britney Pozzi
Brittany Van Winkle
Cammie Jo Rogers
Caroline Dodwell
Caye Caves
Cindy Cinch Halderman
Courtney McCowen
Dan Stiles Rodeo Announcer
Dean Edgmon
Debbie Guy
Delyssa Trotter
Diane Guinn
Dino Dugosh
Jan VanOrnum
Janet Stover
Joy Purdy
Karie Lynn Carpenter
Kebo Almond
Kelly Tovar
Kelly Kaminski
Kimberland Simon
Kimbra Dorset
Laura Maxwell
Lavinia Trull
Lori Pate
Lynn McKenzie
Manchie Light
Marcheta Garrett
Marlene McRae
Martha and RE Josey
Merrill O'Neal
Michele Raulston
Mike Horn
Nancy Butler
Pam Cantwell
Pamela Johnson
Pat Classen
Paul Humphrey
Robert Rodriguez
Robin Hofman
Sallie Burleson
Shannon Bray
Sue Brown
Suzie Dickard
Tae Markgraf
Tara Michelle Sanders
Tamet Gould
Tammie L McKnight
Taylor Christianson
Terri Alexander
Tom Leibert
Tracy Weeks
Whitney Froehlich

 

Introducing Joy Purdy.  Joy is originally from southeast Kansas and later moved to Rio Medina,  Texas about 20 miles west of San Antonio. 

She began barrel racing at the age of ten. At that point she had already been riding horses for three years.  At the age of seven, her parents bought her a horse. By the time she was nineteen, she was training horses, something she continues to do now. 

In her thirty years' experience she has competed in many events, especially rodeo and barrel racing.  Her greatest claim to fame is in winning the Appaloosa World Championship nine times.  

Her favorite horse of all time is Wimpy Star who, at 26, is now retired.  This particular horse was reserve in the World Championship Barrel Futurity in 1984.  Dale Youree Calls him her chicken roping horse because he has such a short neck.

"We at New Creations Productions have a special place in our heart for Joy because she was one of the 1st to buy a video from us in 1993 at the first Barrel Race we ever videoed."