Clyde Bolejack and Catty Reyz made it two straight world championship victories in Amarillo, Texas, Oct. 17, winning the Intermediate Futurity Heading at the Old West World Championships with a 900.26 on four head and earning $14,261 for the championship, one year after claiming the Limited Pre-Futurity Heading title at the American Rope Horse Futurity Association (ARHFA) World Championship.
The Lipan, Texas, man and Catty Reyz also picked up $4,700 for seventh in the Open Futurity Heading and $1,000 in Round 2, bringing the gelding’s total earnings for the week to $19,961.
Catty Reyz, by Catty Hawk out of Haida Rey, was bred by Ray E. Smith and is owned by Justin Terry. He has been in Bolejack’s program since the summer of 2025, when Terry purchased him through an online sale while on a fishing trip.
For Bolejack, the win came down to trusting a horse that has proven himself time and again…