Macie-Rae Warken swept both breakaway divisions at the Old West Rope Horse Futurity in Amarillo, Texas—and Quealy Probst won the $40,000 sale graduate incentive on a mare she first rode two days before the show.

Warken won every round of the 6-&-Under on Kid Outlaw, a 5-year-old gelding her family bought as a 2-year-old and never sold, then took the 4-&-Under on SJR Ferarri Mist with a 233.16 in the short round. Her mare SLR Stevie Chick finished second behind her.

Probst rode Reyzin Royals, a 2022 Reyzin The Cash mare out of Queen Cisco bred by Utah State University and trained by Kollin Von Ahn. “Maggie” made the 4-&-Under short round and earned Probst the $40,000 Graduate Sale Horses incentive—after Cheyanne McCartney won $90,000 in sale-grad pots on her at Guthrie and Heber City this year. Probst also placed third in the 6-&-Under on Playin Catty Style.

We talked about Kid Outlaw’s stop, why Warken lets her horses stand in the corner of the box, what makes Maggie work for three different riders and what she proves about buying out of the Old West sale on this episode of The Breakaway Breakdown.