Mustang Magic 2017 Freestyle at Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo - All Finalists HD

HIGHLIGHTS:: - 27:23 - Madison Shambaugh (Mustang Maddy) and her unwanted three-strike mustang mare "Amira" perform bareback and bridle-less, stunning the sold out arena to a standing ovation, winning the 2017 Mustang Magic. "Amira" is also the highest priced bid at auction, going home with Madison for $6500. - 19:46 - J-Dub Weisiger riding his wild mustang "Metallica" in the freestyle finals competition at Mustang Magic 2017 at Fort Worth Texas Stock Show and Rodeo, enters as President Trump and exits as Obama. FINALISTS DRAW AND PLACING: 0:55 - Kaylee Kapraun and "Grey-ce" 5th 4:40 - Whitney Campbell and "Gabby" 10th 8:28 - Wylene Davis and "Metallic Lace" 2nd 12:09 - Stan Smith and "Just U" 8th 15:56 - Jessica Dabkowski and "Maven" 6th 19:46 - J-Dub Weisiger and "Metallica" 7th 23:37 - Matt Zimmerman and "Barbie" 9th 27:23 - Madison Shambaugh and "Amira" 1st 31:34 - Samantha Reed and "Clementine" 3rd 35:14 - Mirka Crew and "Nike" 4th CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL COMPETITORS: Mark Gibbons and "Hope" Cory Bourque and "Mercede" Shoma Keenon and "Zena" Stacy Gutheinz and "Black Pearl" Joshua Mani and "Lily Rose" Sharla Wilson and "Scarlett" Todd Mark Hebert and "Penny" Steve Roubion and "Arrow" Caitlin Thornton and "Abby" Stacie Zimmerman and "Justa Plain Jane" FROM WILD TO MILD. With approximately 100 days to tame wild to mild, trainers from across America take the challenge of competing with an American Mustang at Extreme Mustang Makeover events in U.S. cities. Trainers compete for cash and prizes while displaying the trainability of American Mustangs in hope of finding a suitable adopter. The Mustang Heritage Foundation created the Extreme Mustang Makeover event in order to recognize and highlight the value of Mustangs through a national training competition and showcase the beauty, versatility and trainability of the rugged horses. After being selected a trainer picks up an American Mustang that has been virtually untouched by humans and has approximately 100 days to gentle, halter break and saddle train, build trust and develop a relationship with the horse to compete and win. At the conclusion of the Extreme Mustang Makeover the participating Mustangs are available for adoption by competitive bid. http://extrememustangmakeover.com/ THE MISSION of the Mustang Heritage Foundation (MHF) is to increase the adoption of wild horses held in the Bureau of Land Management’s off-range short term and long term corrals and pastures. The BLM is currently responsible for more than 47,000 horses in short term and long term care.The Mustang Heritage Foundation works to promote the Mustang’s versatility, trainability, and worth as an equine companion through innovative and exciting gentling programs and competitions including Extreme Mustang Makeovers, Over 7,500 American Mustangs have been adopted through the Mustang Heritage Foundation since 2007.